Keith Woods
24.02.202515:50
Current co-leaders Weidel and Chrupalla are moderates, but they lead the party with Höcke's blessing and don't distance themselves from Der Flügel either, to their credit. They acknowledge the identitarian movement has complete control over right-wing metapolitics and alternative media in Germany; and that the party's youth are more radical than they are. They also realise they can only win power with AfD's eastern electoral strongholds - all of which are under the influence of Der Flügel.
This gives Höcke extreme leverage and why he's seen as an unofficial third co-leader both inside and outside AfD. At the same time, Höcke (correctly) realises he can't lead the party outright because his radical politics at the helm would probably result in the AfD being banned outright.
This gives Höcke extreme leverage and why he's seen as an unofficial third co-leader both inside and outside AfD. At the same time, Höcke (correctly) realises he can't lead the party outright because his radical politics at the helm would probably result in the AfD being banned outright.
Continuing... (2/3)23.02.202517:30
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21.02.202518:38
Кайра бөлүшүлгөн:
Justice Report
20.02.202522:30
🚨SCOOP: A key pillar of the open source intelligence (OSINT) community on Telegram is being paid to mute criticism of Israel, the Justice Report has learned.
Anonymous insiders have provided testimony that alleges the self-professed “Ultra-Right” and “Pro-Christian” Telegram news aggregator Bellum Acta are being paid to curate its posts by Visegrad24, a 'Zionist' propaganda outlet that maintains a separate donation page specifically for the Jewish community.
Read Here: Https://justicereport.news/2025/02/20/exclusive-visegrad-24-accused-of-paying-telegram-channels-to-mute-criticism-of-israel
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Anonymous insiders have provided testimony that alleges the self-professed “Ultra-Right” and “Pro-Christian” Telegram news aggregator Bellum Acta are being paid to curate its posts by Visegrad24, a 'Zionist' propaganda outlet that maintains a separate donation page specifically for the Jewish community.
Read Here: Https://justicereport.news/2025/02/20/exclusive-visegrad-24-accused-of-paying-telegram-channels-to-mute-criticism-of-israel
For more news subscribe to @justicereport
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19.02.202514:34
Did the Soviet Union punish antisemitism by death? Were Stalin or Lenin Jewish? Why were 80% of Ukrainian Cheka agents Jewish?
Nothing is off limits as I finish reviewing part one of Europa: The Last Battle
https://keithwoods.pub/p/europapart-part-four
Nothing is off limits as I finish reviewing part one of Europa: The Last Battle
https://keithwoods.pub/p/europapart-part-four
Кайра бөлүшүлгөн:
Ukraine War Analysis
19.02.202500:06
Trump: "I heard today that 'we [Ukraine] were never invited [to the negotiations]', well you've been there for three years and should have never started it"
Wild stuff. The outcome in Ukraine will be entirely based on how well the parties play into making Trump look good at the negotiating table.
Putin is playing it intelligently, he is letting his advisors play hardball and can swoop in as the reasonable dealmaker later as necessary.
Zelensky, on the other hand, badly miscalculated by challenging Trump in public on multiple platforms.
The problem here for me is that Trump fundamentally misunderstands Russian objectives with respect to Ukraine. He's looking at this like a real estate deal instead of a question of control over Ukraine's political and social destiny. When they hit that point in negotiations they will stall.
Wild stuff. The outcome in Ukraine will be entirely based on how well the parties play into making Trump look good at the negotiating table.
Putin is playing it intelligently, he is letting his advisors play hardball and can swoop in as the reasonable dealmaker later as necessary.
Zelensky, on the other hand, badly miscalculated by challenging Trump in public on multiple platforms.
The problem here for me is that Trump fundamentally misunderstands Russian objectives with respect to Ukraine. He's looking at this like a real estate deal instead of a question of control over Ukraine's political and social destiny. When they hit that point in negotiations they will stall.
24.02.202515:50
🇩🇪🇩🇪 Is AfD based or cucked? As an expert in German politics, I've written an explainer...
What most people outside of Germany get wrong in their analysis because they don't understand the Federal Republic's domestic politics very well is that AfD isn't simply Alice Weidel. She is just the figurehead at the top of the ticket.
AfD can only be understood by the decentralised nature of its party structure which looks like this:
First level: 2 Co-leaders (Weidel & Chrupalla)
Second level: 3 Deputy co-leaders
Third level: Federal executive board (which is made up of a number of individuals)
Fourth level: State associations for Germany's 16 Bundesländer/states (these are largely autonomous)
Apart from the first tier, the leadership level, the hard-right völkisch and ethnonationalist faction known as 'Der Flügel' – which is led by a man named Björn Höcke (you've likely heard of him before) – has members in every single level of the party's governance.
For instance, one of the three deputy leaders is a man named Stephan Brander. He is a staunch adherent of Der Flügel and one of Höcke's biggest allies. His Wikipedia page is linked, go look at the 'controversies' section 🤣
As for the AfD's state associations, they are mostly radical in the former East Germany which, funnily enough, corresponds with the party's strongest bases of support.
In a number of these states, Der Flügel not only controls the AfD's state leadership but dominates much of the administrative board. Perfect examples of this (but not limited to) are Saxony-Anhalt, Thuringia and Saxony:
AfD Saxony-Anhalt Senior Management
Leader: Martin Reichardt (Flügel)
Co-deputy leader: Hans-Thomas Tillschneider (Flügel)
Co-deputy leader: Oliver Kirchner (Flügel)
Secretary general: Jan Wenzel Schmidt (Flügel)
AfD Thuringia Senior Management
Co-leader: Björn Höcke (Flügel)
Co-leader: Stefan Möller (Flügel)
Co-deputy leader: René Aust (Flügel)
Co-deputy leader: Torben Braga (Flügel)
AfD Saxony Senior Management
Leader: Jörg Urban (Flügel)
Co-deputy leader: Siegbert Droese (Flügel)
Co-deputy leader: Joachim Keiler (non-Flügel)
Co-deputy leader: Martina Jost (non-Flügel)
Secretary general: Jan-Oliver Zwerg (Flügel)
These three state associations of the AfD are classified by the German government as 'proven right-wing extremist organisations'. This is obviously a smear tactic to justify state persecution, but it's also true that these branches take hardline positions that are closer to our style of politics.
AfD state associations in Brandenburg and Bavaria (the latter played an important role in mainstreaming the term 'remigation' in Germany btw) are also predominantly Flügel-aligned, including their leaders. Other states like Baden-Württemberg, Bremen, Lower Saxony and Hesse are balanced between non-Flügel and Flügel, but as time increases the nationalist camp is winning out. AfD's youth wing is almost entirely made up of ethnic nationalists who openly associate and identify with the Identitarian movement and activists like Martin Sellner.
On the other hand, the AfD state branches that are considered more 'cucked' and part of Weidel's libertarian camp are:
— Schleswig-Holstein
— Rhineland Palatinate
— North Rhine-Westphalia
— Hamburg
— Saarland
— Berlin
— Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Even in these states there's some prominent Flügel members, but they don't hold significant positions in the leadership.
Overall Assessment
AfD began as a eurosceptic libertarian party in 2013 and first gained notoriety for its free market policies and criticism of the euro. With the advent of the 2015-16 migrant crisis, their focus shifted from economics to anti-refugee sentiment.
During the period 2016 through to 2022, the party underwent open infighting between the libertarian wing in the tradition of Bernd Lucke and the emerging nationalist faction in the east. AfD co-leader Jörg Meuthen's resignation and subsequent departure from the party in January 2022 – citing concerns with rising party 'extremism' – ended the open warfare. The politics of distancing had ended.
What most people outside of Germany get wrong in their analysis because they don't understand the Federal Republic's domestic politics very well is that AfD isn't simply Alice Weidel. She is just the figurehead at the top of the ticket.
AfD can only be understood by the decentralised nature of its party structure which looks like this:
First level: 2 Co-leaders (Weidel & Chrupalla)
Second level: 3 Deputy co-leaders
Third level: Federal executive board (which is made up of a number of individuals)
Fourth level: State associations for Germany's 16 Bundesländer/states (these are largely autonomous)
Apart from the first tier, the leadership level, the hard-right völkisch and ethnonationalist faction known as 'Der Flügel' – which is led by a man named Björn Höcke (you've likely heard of him before) – has members in every single level of the party's governance.
For instance, one of the three deputy leaders is a man named Stephan Brander. He is a staunch adherent of Der Flügel and one of Höcke's biggest allies. His Wikipedia page is linked, go look at the 'controversies' section 🤣
As for the AfD's state associations, they are mostly radical in the former East Germany which, funnily enough, corresponds with the party's strongest bases of support.
In a number of these states, Der Flügel not only controls the AfD's state leadership but dominates much of the administrative board. Perfect examples of this (but not limited to) are Saxony-Anhalt, Thuringia and Saxony:
AfD Saxony-Anhalt Senior Management
Leader: Martin Reichardt (Flügel)
Co-deputy leader: Hans-Thomas Tillschneider (Flügel)
Co-deputy leader: Oliver Kirchner (Flügel)
Secretary general: Jan Wenzel Schmidt (Flügel)
AfD Thuringia Senior Management
Co-leader: Björn Höcke (Flügel)
Co-leader: Stefan Möller (Flügel)
Co-deputy leader: René Aust (Flügel)
Co-deputy leader: Torben Braga (Flügel)
AfD Saxony Senior Management
Leader: Jörg Urban (Flügel)
Co-deputy leader: Siegbert Droese (Flügel)
Co-deputy leader: Joachim Keiler (non-Flügel)
Co-deputy leader: Martina Jost (non-Flügel)
Secretary general: Jan-Oliver Zwerg (Flügel)
These three state associations of the AfD are classified by the German government as 'proven right-wing extremist organisations'. This is obviously a smear tactic to justify state persecution, but it's also true that these branches take hardline positions that are closer to our style of politics.
AfD state associations in Brandenburg and Bavaria (the latter played an important role in mainstreaming the term 'remigation' in Germany btw) are also predominantly Flügel-aligned, including their leaders. Other states like Baden-Württemberg, Bremen, Lower Saxony and Hesse are balanced between non-Flügel and Flügel, but as time increases the nationalist camp is winning out. AfD's youth wing is almost entirely made up of ethnic nationalists who openly associate and identify with the Identitarian movement and activists like Martin Sellner.
On the other hand, the AfD state branches that are considered more 'cucked' and part of Weidel's libertarian camp are:
— Schleswig-Holstein
— Rhineland Palatinate
— North Rhine-Westphalia
— Hamburg
— Saarland
— Berlin
— Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Even in these states there's some prominent Flügel members, but they don't hold significant positions in the leadership.
Overall Assessment
AfD began as a eurosceptic libertarian party in 2013 and first gained notoriety for its free market policies and criticism of the euro. With the advent of the 2015-16 migrant crisis, their focus shifted from economics to anti-refugee sentiment.
During the period 2016 through to 2022, the party underwent open infighting between the libertarian wing in the tradition of Bernd Lucke and the emerging nationalist faction in the east. AfD co-leader Jörg Meuthen's resignation and subsequent departure from the party in January 2022 – citing concerns with rising party 'extremism' – ended the open warfare. The politics of distancing had ended.
Continuing... (1/3)22.02.202522:12
Anglican priest who threw a Roman at a conference in the US has his visa revoked by the Trump administration
21.02.202517:12
Кайра бөлүшүлгөн:
Noticer News
19.02.202514:15
80% of Australians want immigration cut, and a majority say we have enough diversity and that their views are being ignored by the government and the elites, a new survey shows.
https://www.noticer.news/majority-australian-immigration-cut-survey/
Follow: @NoticerNews
https://www.noticer.news/majority-australian-immigration-cut-survey/
Follow: @NoticerNews
18.02.202521:42
You can read Gript's statement about this here.
Nine other anti-immigration commentators were included in the request.
Nine other anti-immigration commentators were included in the request.
24.02.202501:50
🇩🇪 German election results in 2021 vs. 2025
The most noticeable trend in Western politics right now is the collapse of the centre-left
To put this in context, the last time the SPD didn't come out of an election as one of Germany's two biggest parties was 1887!
Quite an achievement by AfD
X 🔗
The most noticeable trend in Western politics right now is the collapse of the centre-left
To put this in context, the last time the SPD didn't come out of an election as one of Germany's two biggest parties was 1887!
Quite an achievement by AfD
X 🔗
21.02.202523:40
An update from Orania on the ANC government's new land exploitation policies intended to target Whites
Joost Strydom 🖇
Joost Strydom 🖇
21.02.202517:06
🚨 Report for doxxing:
https://x.com/ConorGallaghe_r/status/1892977002614792695
https://x.com/ConorGallaghe_r/status/1892977002614792695
Кайра бөлүшүлгөн:Ukraine War Analysis
19.02.202518:13
I said it yesterday, Zelensky badly miscalculated. Should have let his advisors be his mouthpiece or let the EU leadership attack Trump. Anything but a public confrontation.
Russia insisting on elections in Ukraine as a pre-requisite to a peace deal is a smart tactic. As Zelensky himself pointed out, elections mean canceling martial law.
When martial law is gone mobilized soldiers have no legal obligation to fight, and could trigger a cascade of desertions. Even if they find a way to keep the mobilization law, why would you stay in the trenches when your government will change in a few weeks?
Russia insisting on elections in Ukraine as a pre-requisite to a peace deal is a smart tactic. As Zelensky himself pointed out, elections mean canceling martial law.
When martial law is gone mobilized soldiers have no legal obligation to fight, and could trigger a cascade of desertions. Even if they find a way to keep the mobilization law, why would you stay in the trenches when your government will change in a few weeks?
19.02.202500:32
18.02.202521:41
The Irish state is using legislation intended to track organised crime networks to spy on the private communications of people in the anti-immigration movement.
One of the users whose data they requested was Gript, which is Ireland's largest conservative news site.
Extreme overreach and political policing. I'm glad X rejected this request and is making this public. This should be treated as a huge scandal.
X 🔗
One of the users whose data they requested was Gript, which is Ireland's largest conservative news site.
Extreme overreach and political policing. I'm glad X rejected this request and is making this public. This should be treated as a huge scandal.
X 🔗
23.02.202519:17
We are live!
21.02.202516:25
🇮🇪 The Irish Times has done another "investigation" which consists of listing times Elon Musk interacted with Irish accounts like myself and an account named "doge of the coin", who is not political and they doxxed for no other reason than having had positive interactions with Musk.
The interesting revelation though, is that someone in the Irish embassy in the US has the job of "monitoring and documenting" Musk's interactions with us.
Are the Irish government seriously using taxpayer's money to pay someone a salary to read Elon Musk's X posts?
X 🔗
The interesting revelation though, is that someone in the Irish embassy in the US has the job of "monitoring and documenting" Musk's interactions with us.
Are the Irish government seriously using taxpayer's money to pay someone a salary to read Elon Musk's X posts?
X 🔗
19.02.202516:35
Can't believe how quickly they're dropping Ukraine here
Кайра бөлүшүлгөн:
Middle East Spectator – MES
19.02.202500:32
— 🇺🇸/🇷🇺/🇺🇦/🇸🇦 NEW: Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman wanted to include Ukrainian officials in the US-Russian talks in Riyadh, but both the Americans and the Russians agreed that Ukraine should not be involved in the negotiations – Bloomberg
@Middle_East_Spectator
@Middle_East_Spectator
Кайра бөлүшүлгөн:
Late Stage Ireland
18.02.202515:49
Gardaí successfully obtained a court order to demand x.com hand over three days of data and content associated with Gript Media's X account including DMs and draft posts after one of their journalists posted some footage of the police brutality at the protest against asylum seekers being accommodated in Newtownmountkennedy last April.
x.com refused to hand over the content and notified Gript.
RollingNews editor, Eamonn Farrell has previously told Newstalk that he is concerned that the reliance on photojournalists for evidence against protesters will escalate the hostility towards journalists at protests.
RTÉ have said that they provided all their footage of the protest in Coolock last July to gardaí under a court order.
Independent journalist Philip Dwyer was convicted last week for refusing to comply with a Garda order to leave the area while reporting on the same protest. It's unknown if any RTÉ journalists were ordered to leave the area.
🔗 gript.com
x.com refused to hand over the content and notified Gript.
RollingNews editor, Eamonn Farrell has previously told Newstalk that he is concerned that the reliance on photojournalists for evidence against protesters will escalate the hostility towards journalists at protests.
RTÉ have said that they provided all their footage of the protest in Coolock last July to gardaí under a court order.
Independent journalist Philip Dwyer was convicted last week for refusing to comply with a Garda order to leave the area while reporting on the same protest. It's unknown if any RTÉ journalists were ordered to leave the area.
🔗 gript.com
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