

I think that’s a wrong analysis. The AfD is not uniformly pro Russia. Its position on Russia is strongly split between the west and east sections. We have seen for over a year now, but especially within the last months, that the AfD is heavily struggling with that conflict, because that’s one of the main things keeping them from being ready for the Parlament. And we have seen those fights for power not only within the AfD, but also from the outside trying to influence the AfD. Thinking that Merz saying this is just Ment to grab some votes from the AfD, is quite a shallow analysis in my opinion.
Now this doesn’t mean Germany is suddenly becoming pro Russia. Ofcourse not. But it’s really interesting to see, that after speaking for years now about russia as a rogue terror state where all people are crazy, Merz is saying this now. In my opinion this does at least show that the German capital is rethinking its approach to world power and wants to keep another option open, in case the current strategy of being by the US side doesn’t work anymore.







I hope never because the understanding that all companies are fascist collaborators is not only just wrong and has been proven wrong by the KomIntern, but it’s also bad for the movement as a whole and is actively hurting it. Capital isn’t monotonous. Different capital factions have different interests. Even in Nazi Germany there were Monopolies that didn’t want fascism.