Germany loses its seat on the UN Security Council

CDU foreign policy spokesperson Wadephuhl has squandered the UN Security Council seat. Yet his only explanations amount to “missed application deadlines” and “THE JEWS! THE JEWS!”—or claims that we weren’t mean enough to Israel… He phrases it differently, of course, but it amounts to Israel-bashing, with “the Jews” once again serving as the scapegoat for German misconduct.

Complaints alleging genocide have been filed against Germany from within the country on several occasions. Naturally, this makes no difference—after all, it was only me. I am reporting the use of the psychiatric system to target—and effectively imprison—mentally healthy individuals against whom no crime or illness has been proven. Instead, non-Christians, those who have left the church, and regime critics are being locked away. Human rights conventions and the constitution no longer apply to these completely disenfranchised individuals; they fall victim to “euthanasia” in the form of forced sterilization and to torture—sanctioned under the guise of “physical force.” They are held in a state of slavery through court-appointed guardians, while their assets are seized and their homes cleared out.

Friedrich Merz (CDU) is perpetuating, on a small scale, the Nazi genocide against those of different beliefs—specifically targeting the churches within the psychiatric system.

Yet Merz is merely a foretaste of the AfD’s Nazi hellscape, which would very likely be voted into power if Merz were to be ousted now. So, is it the plague or cholera, AIDS or cancer? We still have antibiotics for the plague. But that’s about it.

The UN Security Council received your application documents too late? That sounds like the kind of excuse a CDU-run federal agency uses to fob off citizens, not like international common sense. That certainly wasn’t the reason; that’s just German hot air.

The real reasons might well be that other countries are concerned about German rearmament—and not just about the complete disregard for the UN Human Rights Convention or the likely re-election of Nazis via the AfD.

One might argue about the Gaza Strip if one is an antisemite. The fact remains, however, that Israel was subjected to an unprovoked attack; its women were brutally abducted and raped, and its men were murdered or held hostage for years. It was a case of Israel defending itself against a war of aggression and genocide. It had the right to free its hostages, including by force. Anything else is simply the typical, hateful, antisemitic German grimace, accompanied by its murderous tone.