So it will probably be 2035 in the FRG.
A Forecast: Sent by Ferdinand Klueber
Author unknown!
best-government.org
' It's cold this December night in 2035. It used to be a special day celebrated that December
24: The birth of Jesus Christ.
This beautiful festival, which we vaguely remember, has not been celebrated here in former
Germany for 10 years because it has been banned by the new government.
Banned like so much I like to remember, albeit wistfully.
What had actually happened? Why didn't we recognize the signs?
It was about 20 years ago, in 2015, when the then chancellor opened the borders to refugee
flows coming from south-east Europe, Arabia and Africa, letting everyone enter the country
unchecked.
Migrants, "refugees"? No, rather invaders!
If this was first declared as humanitarian aid, the politics and media quickly turned it into an
enriching migration of skilled workers, which was intended to strengthen the country's
economy.
Critical voices were suppressed, muzzled and simply dismissed as far-right.
Even as sexual assaults, assaults or homicides increased, the critical voices that found
themselves behind a young party, among other things, were ignored and the dangers
trivialised.
Due to the ever-increasing costs associated with this mass migration, taxes for those who were
working rose first hidden by random increases in fuel and heating oil prices, later quite
offensively by this or that new levy. Or tax increases.
And further, the admonishing voices warning of the consequences were ignored and
suppressed. Censorship laws emerged that advanced a rule under the guise of data protection
of freedom of expression.
Yes, there were plenty of cautionary voices, but even these could not prevent the UN
Contract-for-Migration ' from being signed by many countries, including Germany, 17 years
ago, in December 2018.
This was the beginning of the end: Within a few years, over 120 million migrants from the
African and Arab countries came to Europe under the protection of this "non-binding" pact.
And since in Europe, apart from Germany, only France and Spain had submitted to this pact,
they all got there.
Neighbouring countries such as Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Austria, Switzerland,
Italy and many more had identified the danger in time and did not join this pact.
German citizens quickly realised what was happening at the time, and more and more
resisted. The elections of the European Parliament in 2019, only half a year after the pact was
signed, were a low blow for mainstream parties, conservative and national-conservative
parties got the upper hand.
This had to be countered, after all it was about maintaining power. Thus, the right to vote by
the old parties was unceremoniously extended to all those living in the country, so that
migrants, who had to be grateful to the old parties, were also given the right to vote in the
2021 Bundestag election.
However, this shot backfired enormously, the migrants, or those who have been living in
Germany for a long time with a migrant background, founded their own party, which they
called the "Islamic Party of Germany."
This party, thanks to the Muslims who have been present for a long time, as well as the more
than 70 million migrants in just three years, achieved a clear result of almost 60% and was
thus the governing party.
Within a few months, the valid legal order was abolished, and Sharia law moved into our
country.
Persecution of non-Muslims, oppression and enslavement of Christians, Jews and other
groups were commonplace, Christian and other holidays were abolished, in return Islamic
holidays declared public holidays.
More than 20 million Germans died within a few years, whoever managed to flee with their
bodies to Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic, etc.
These countries, as the situation in Germany, but also France and Spain, escalated, sealed off
even further, and further fortified the border facilities with Germany.
In these countries, many Germans, Christians and Jews, found refuge if they did not die
before.
With the departure of the Western-Christian population, Germany was falling into increasing
disrepair, and today, just 14 years after the election in 2021, it is as impoverished and torn a
country as many Muslim countries have been before.
Clans and religious groups roam the countryside in search of power and prosperity, the
economy is completely on the ground, nothing remains of the once thriving landscapes ...
The FRG is ruined!
We can still change it. We still have it in our hands.
But not for long!
Regards from Uruguay
