This seems to be the season for election high jinks. The most notorious example, of course, is the recent midterm elections in the USA. And then there was the presidential election in Brazil. And now a local legislative election in Berlin has been annulled, and will have to be repeated.
Many thanks to Hellequin GB for translating this article from Junge Freiheit. The translator’s comments are in square brackets:
Election of the Berlin House of Representatives will be repeated completely
Berlin
The Constitutional Court in Germany has ordered the election to the Berlin House of Representatives to be repeated in its entirety. According to the dpa news agency, the judges decided that last year’s vote, which had led to various mishaps, was “invalid”. It is the first time in the history of the Federal Republic that voting for a state parliament has had to be repeated.
In September of last year, not only the Bundestag but also the House of Representatives were re-elected in the capital. A great deal of chaos ensued. The allegations ranged from long queues, through polling stations that opened too late, to incorrect or even missing ballot papers.
Berlin election is expected to be repeated in February
According to court president Ludgera Selting, the glitches were relevant to the mandate, so they had an impact on the distribution of seats in the state parliament. The vote for the House of Representatives must now be repeated within 90 days. The expected date is February 12, 2023.
The Bundestag recently decided to repeat the federal elections in 327 Berlin voting districts. The deputies followed a recommendation of the Election Review Committee. The traffic light* parties rejected a new election in the entire city. [for very obvious reasons I should imagine.]
According to a survey by the opinion research institute INSA on behalf of the Bild newspaper, the CDU can hope to become the strongest force in Berlin. If a new state parliament were elected next Sunday, the Union would get 21%. Greens and SPD each reach 20%. [You cannot help these gluttons for more punishment any longer, now, can you?] Die Linke (the left) could count on 12% and the AfD 10%. The FDP would also be represented again in Parliament with 7%.
Afterword from the translator:
“Elections” have become the modern day version of the medieval parable of Pied Piper, although one most people don’t want to hear or learn about. They’d rather follow the tune.
In my humble opinion, nothing will change, anyway, otherwise it wouldn’t be repeated. Either the voters are nothing more than a bunch of indoctrinated/vaccinated monkeys, or the elections are rigged. Take your pick; both will most likely be true.
| * | “Traffic light” coalition government: | |||
| Red: | Social Democratic Party | |||
| Yellow: | Free Democratic Party | |||
| Green: | Alliance90 / The Greens |
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Klaus wants chaos and disorder followed by the CBDC global soviet control grid matrix by any means necessary.
Order, security, vee vill keep you safe, JA, all will be mandatory and at last the taxable unit serf peasants will have everything done for them.
The charade will continue until someone with a pair of big brass ones and plenty of lieutenants to help crack skulls decides to take power.
Stealing elections isn’t true power; it’s just a demonstration that the masses do not care and are not likely to do anything so they can be rolled by anyone willing to do so. Taking power through a coup d’état can be decisive when those who previously stole elections through ballot stuffing and gaslighting via various media shills and tamed judges are unable or unwilling to respond with physical force to those who have demonstrated they have no qualms with using it.
Germans in particular and Europeans in general are so law abiding and non-confrontational that they are more than ripe for the overthrow of their governments and domination by any group of ruffians who are willing to beat or kill their opponents to attain their objectives. And that, in my opinion, is where Germany, Europe, and America as well are headed.