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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
April 19, 2017
The only thing worse than a short-haired woman is a short-haired woman making an orgasm face while pointing her finger in the air.
So, five months before the German election, Frau Petry is dipping out.
I don’t know what the point of this could possibly be. As stupid as it is to have a woman as the face of a political party, she has been that face, so switching it up now seems ridiculous.
Unless she’s replacing herself with a man.
The AfD’s Frauke Petry announced via Facebook video on Wednesday that she will not be running as the party’s lead candidate in September’s national election.
Petry said in a video posted to her official Facebook page on Wednesday that she will not be leading her party as a candidate in September’s national election.
She further spoke of internal tensions within the party, and said that it will be important for the AfD to decide on its future strategy at its party conference in Cologne this coming weekend. The decision of who will be lead candidate will also be determined.
There had already been speculation about Petry’s intent to lead the party, especially after she gave an interview to Tagesspiegel last month, saying that “neither politics not the AfD are things that I can’t do without”.
The party is hoping to win German parliament seats for the first time this year since it was founded in 2013 – and that year failed to make it past the five percent threshold of votes to make it into the Bundestag.
Currently polling at around 10 percent, the party looks likely to do just that, with some members of the party predicting that they could become the country’s third largest party.
Founded originally as a eurosceptic party, the AfD has veered more to the right in recent years, using anti-immigrant rhetoric to draw support from those displeased by Germany’s liberal refugee policies. It won double-digit percentages in all five state parliament elections last year, though it just eked into the Saarland state parliament this year with about 6 percent of the vote.
The party voted in 2015 to ditch one of its co-founders, Bernd Lucke, and select Petry as its leader instead.
But internal disputes have threatened to tear the party apart in the past.
Petry said in the video that the party has struggled to find a common strategy since 2015. Most recently, an AfD leader from Thuringia caused controversy when he harshly criticized the way Germany reflects on its Nazi past. Petry has sought to oust the politician from the party, but this has not been supported by all members.
Well okay good.
Let the anti-Semitic wing of the party take over. AKA the male wing of the party.
Sigh.
Man I don’t know.
Voting isn’t working anyway.
Case in point:
And in Germany, they aren’t even going to elect a nationalist party, because they want to be exterminated. Maybe AfD will get 10%, then what? It just shows that 90% of Germans are voting to be exterminated.
Maybe it would be better if there was no opposition at all?
Then people could be told: look, you don’t even have any choice.
But as it is now, they have a choice against immigration – at least in theory – but instead vote for invasion and forcible conquest.
This is while everyone is watching Erdogan publicly stating that he is conquering Europe.
BUT ANYWAY….
I vote for Udo Voigt being the new leader of AfD.
He’s literally the only guy who is willing to use the hoax of electoral politics as part of a 4d chess game that ends in a CHECKMATE.
