Heimatgefühl

Heimatgefühl criticized "Lawyer Jun" and wrote that he would like to obligate all CDU state parliament members to a legally binding declaration of abstention, stating that they would not enter into a coalition with the AfD in December. In their view, Jun must take a clear position. Furthermore, Heimatgefühl accused him of questioning the secret ballot and wanting to find out who voted how, because the electoral victory of an AfD politician did not fit into his worldview. Finally, Heimatgefühl described Jun as completely disoriented. #CDU #AfD #Politik (translated)

According to Heimatgefühl, 89 percent of the people wanted in Germany by arrest warrant are foreigners and 11 percent are Germans. The figures, according to the article, came from a response from the Federal Ministry of the Interior to a request from AfD member of parliament Sebastian Münzenmaier. Heimatgefühl also claimed that among the nearly nine out of ten foreign wanted persons, there are also Germans with a second passport. From the author's perspective, the figures indicate that remigration is important and correct. #Deutschland #Remigration #Haftbefehl (translated)

The feeling of homeland wrote that the comedian Kurt Krömer had referred to AfD voters with a derogatory term and announced that he would not sell them tickets. Krömer also stated that he did not want their money and found it to smell as unpleasant as they do. Heimatgefühl stated that AfD voters had no arguments and were therefore becoming increasingly brazen and insulting. The author described this behavior as antisocial and "brave for nothing." #Politik #AfD #Humor (translated)

Heimatgefühl reported that BMW withdrew its contract offer for a company car after Tobias Rausch was elected as the AfD state parliament president. Until then, no other German car manufacturer had offered one either. Heimatgefühl asked Elon Musk if he would provide Rausch with a Tesla. #BMW #AfD #Tesla (translated)

Heimatgefühl called it a scandal that BMW had canceled the contract offer for a service car to AfD parliamentary president Tobias Rausch after his election. The author referred to the role of the company during the Nazi era: BMW had become an important armaments company and had greatly benefited from German rearmament. The company produced motorcycles for the Wehrmacht, especially the BMW R75 sidecar, as well as the standard passenger car BMW 325 intended for the Wehrmacht from 1938 to 1940. Heimatgefühl referred to the AfD as a democratic party and called it absurd to deny her a service car. In conclusion, the author demanded to continue in this manner and used an English slogan that linked "woke" politics with economic decline. #Skandal #BMW #AfD (translated)

Heimatgefühl criticized that Hendrik Wüst had shown respect to Mario Voigt. Voigt had explained that he had withdrawn the lawsuit due to the associated time expenditure. The author wrote that someone who is in the right would not simply withdraw a lawsuit and would not let a real doctorate be taken away from them. Therefore, in his opinion, Voigt presumably remains a plagiarist. Heimatgefühl interpreted the support from within the ranks as characteristic of the CDU and predicted that the party would soon be in single digits. It deserved that. #CDU #Politik #Klage (translated)

Julia Klöckner (CDU), a former wine queen and President of the Bundestag, has called on AfD state parliament president Tobias Rausch to resign from his party position. The author recalled that Klöckner had previously threatened the entire AfD with exclusion from the Bundestag. She called it "strange" that Rausch wanted to retain his party position while also remaining Secretary General of his state party. Heimatgefühl criticized Klöckner and wrote that some people cannot handle power. #Politik #AfD #Bundestag (translated)

Heimatgefühl wrote that Chancellor Friedrich Merz criticized the votes for the AfD state parliament president Tobias Rausch. Merz stated that anyone who votes for the AfD supports extremists and damages credibility; this is incompatible with the values of the CDU. Heimatgefühl called it absurd that Merz, in particular, would speak of credibility. #Bundespolitik #CDU #AfD (translated)

A sense of home wrote that the SPD politician and Minister of Defense Boris Pistorius publicly called for resistance against the AfD and asked how this should look. At a demonstration against the AfD that took place the day before, which the author described as "spontaneous," Pistorius expressed strong disgust. A sense of home described his words as antisocial, low-level, and unbecoming of a Minister of Defense. Furthermore, the author wrote that one could feel that "they" were losing their nerves. #BorisPistorius #AfD #Widerstand (translated)

The feeling of home wrote that Katrin Göring-Eckardt from Alliance 90/The Greens dropped out of her studies and worked as a kitchen helper. In 2025, she was elected in her constituency with 3.1 percent. The author criticized her for speaking out loudly despite this result and apparently having difficulties with democratic elections. At the same time, he accused her of having no problem with her party collaborating with left-wing extremist anti-Semites. #KatrinGöringEckardt #DieGrünen #Politik (translated)

The feeling of home referred to the day as historic and the image as "picture of the day." Tobias Rausch was elected as the President of the State Parliament, wrote the author. He predicted the election of Ulrich Siegmund as Prime Minister for December and declared that the political turnaround had begun. https://t.co/EmXzreIjrJ #Politik #Deutschland #Landtagswahl (translated)

The feeling of home referred to the day in Saxony-Anhalt as historic and wrote that Tobias Rausch is the first AfD parliamentary president. Rausch received 48 votes, 29 deputies voted no, and five abstained. The author congratulated Rausch and stated that the political turnaround has begun and anything is possible. #SachsenAnhalt #AfD #Politik (translated)

The feeling of home referred to values of 30.5 percent for the AfD and 13.5 percent for the CDU, stating that the AfD is thus more than twice as strong. The author described the CDU as a "self-runner" and suggested that it was now time to turn back to the Greens and the SPD. He expressed pleasure at the development. https://t.co/djc0j7VJ4C #Deutschland #Politik #Wahlen (translated)

Heimatgefühl titled the post "GRANDMAS AGAINST GETTING HIGH" and wrote that the participants believed they could stop intoxication with a self-painted sign. Heimatgefühl described the behavior as sect-like. https://t.co/jNQxBqVqE5 #OmasGegenRausch #Sucht #Gesellschaft (translated)

A sense of homeland welcomed a survey he called the latest INSA poll, according to which the AfD was at 30.5 percent and the Union at 17.5 percent. He wrote that the AfD continued to gain support while the Union, and thus the CDU, continued to lose approval. This would displease Manuel Schwalm from the CDU, who had insulted Alice Weidel with a sexist derogatory term, he wrote. Furthermore, Heimatgefühl stated that the AfD would take the country back. #AfD #Politik #Deutschland (translated)

The X-author Heimatgefühl reminded that Stefan Niehoff, who has since passed away, had referred to Robert Habeck as a "dimwit." Following that, Niehoff and his family, including his daughter with Down syndrome, experienced a house search at 6 AM. Manuel Schwalm from the CDU insulted AfD chairwoman Alice Weidel, accusing her of having a special closeness to the Russian president and derogatorily labeled her and her team as pro-Russian, Heimatgefühl reported. He asked whether there would also be a house search at 6 AM for Schwalm, and answered that this would of course not happen. Finally, he questioned whether Germany was still a democratic constitutional state. #Deutschland #Demokratie #Rechtsstaat (translated)

Heimatgefühl wrote that CDU politician Manuel Schwalm insulted AfD leader Alice Weidel with a sexually derogatory term related to the Kremlin. He also attacked Weidel's team with a derogatory term as pro-Russian. Heimatgefühl described this as a new tone of the CDU and accused the party of using insults instead of arguments. The author wrote that this behavior is known in this political environment. #CDU #AfD #Politik (translated)

Heimatgefühl asked whether Friedrich Merz could be referred to as a "money slave" of Ukraine, after a CDU member labeled Alice Weidel with a derogatory, sexualized term in relation to the Kremlin. The question was for a friend, Heimatgefühl wrote. #Politik #Deutschland #Debatte (translated)