In Germany, Leftist BSW Reportedly Negotiating Saxony Regional Coalition With AfD Victors in a Move That May Break the Globalist ‘Firewall’ Tactics
It’s an unusual and surprising alliance – but it does make sense.
We’ve seen this movie again and again. The weakened Globalists make a poor showing at the polls, while the rightwing forces soar and get the most votes by far – BUT, after multiple dirty tricks are applied, they do not reach the absolute majority.
In comes the ‘firewall’ routine, in which all Liberal-Globalist and establishment ‘conservatives’ parties refuse to entertain a coalition with the victors, and resort, in the words of Dutch firebrand Geert Wilders, to a ‘coalition of losers.’
In Germany, after the impressive victory by the right-wingers from Alternative for Germany (AfD) in the regional vote in Saxony-Anhalt, the same scenario was ready to unfold.
But, from the opposite side of the political spectrum, in comes an anti-Globalist surprise.
The AfD has won in Saxony-Anhalt
But to actually do anything, it needs a coalition with another opposition party – the BSW
Will the BSW sit down and discuss its disagreements with the AfD, or just uphold the establishment ‘firewall’?
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The Telegraph reported:
“A hard-Left party in Germany has entered talks with the AfD about helping it to form a government in the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt. The Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht (BSW), a populist Left-wing party, announced it would enter co-operation talks with Alternative for Germany (AfD).
The BSW, which shares some of the AfD’s views on mass migration and Russia, said it would hold discussions on ‘education, peace and energy supply policies’.”
A formal coalition is not expected, but the BSW appears open to help the hard-Right party to govern and pass legislation.
“Despite winning last Sunday’s elections by a landslide, having secured more than 40 per cent of the vote, the AfD fell three seats short of an absolute majority.
The BSW, which was founded in 2024, party took 5.3 per cent of the vote and five seats.”
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