Germany is lost


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The Social Democrats win the German election
Published 27 September 2021 at 07.53
FOREIGN. The Social Democratic SPD will be slightly larger than the Christian Democratic CDU and thus win the German election. The SPD has gone to the polls on a platform that aims to complete the liquidation of Germany that began under Angela Merkel.

Merkel's CDU and SPD agree on almost everything, such as high immigration and a "green" phase-out of German industry and economy, including by opposing nuclear power.

Angela Merkel's project to dismantle Germany as a German country will therefore continue regardless of who wins tonight.

In several places, nationalist Alternatives for Germany (AFD) have gained ground, but in the country as a whole, the party is backing down compared to before. In Thuringia, AFD will be the largest party, with 23.7 percent of voters behind it.

At the federal level, AFD falls to 10.5 percent support, from 12.6 percent in the last election.