The German state of Hesse is ruled by a “black-green” coalition — a combination of the Union (CDU/CSU) and the Greens. On the face of it, it seems a paradoxical alliance, but in Modern Multicultural Germany, all the major parties, with the exception of the AfD (Alternative für Deutschland, Alternative for Germany), are just slightly different flavors of the same progressive gruel.

The black-green coalition in Hesse is planning the destruction of the fabled Reinhardswald, a huge forest containing oak trees that are more than 600 years old. The reason: the space is needed to construct a lot of wind turbines. Germany’s ancient treasures (not to mention its birds and bats) are being wiped out, but at least they won’t be burning any coal or using any of that nasty nuclear power.

Many thanks to Hellequin GB for the translation, and to Vlad Tepes and RAIR Foundation for the subtitling:

The following article from PolitikStube, also translated by Hellequin GB, discusses the protest in the Reinhardswald:

Green wind power madness: German fairytale forest is to be destroyed

It is said that environmental protection is particularly important to the Greens. However, if you look at what they actually implement, you get a very different impression. Due to their unreliability, wind turbines are not suitable for ensuring our electricity supply. On the other hand, their production puts an extreme strain on the environment. But setting them up also destroys biotopes, kills off masses of birds and generally disturbs animal life in the area.

Now the historically valuable Reinhardswald in Hesse is also to be cut down on the decision of the black-green state government. The forest is considered a typical German fairytale forest. Various local myths are entwined around the wood. The destruction of the forest is therefore also an attack on German cultural heritage, which, as is well known, is of little value to the Greens, anyway.

Numerous citizens’ groups are therefore up in arms against the project, which probably primarily serves the purpose of profiteering. A certain proximity of the profiteers to the operating political parties is assumed. The Junge Alternative is also fighting against the construction project. On a day of action, they moved to the Reinhardswald to protest against the nonsensical project.

Afterword from the translator:

This “Green” ideology is the death-knell for Mother Nature, and I’m pretty sure we will not see those spoiled and mindless brats from “Fridays for Future” demonstrating for this forest’s life, because that would be tantamount to Nazism, racism, anti-Semitism and Islamophobia.

“He who refuses to learn deserves extinction.” — Hillel the Elder (110 BC — 10 AD)

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