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Germany's arms shipments to Israel worth more than €130m
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Shit.
Thanks for the write-up. It fits my general impression of what has been going on, but I was low key hoping I was being paranoid.
Is there at least a chance Die Linke has gotten rid of some problematic tendencies now that Wagenknecht created her own lunatic party? Not that they would put up much of a fight from their 4% of the Bundestag.
It looks as if the left has at least understood that they have to change something. There have been quite a few campaigns to attract attention so far.
Also, about 20% of the current members joined after Wagenknecht left. The new members are mainly young people who obviously don't like Wagenknecht. I think the pro-Ukraine wing in the party has become much stronger as a result, but they are holding back because they don't want to have a fight during the election campaign.
I have always struggled with what I would vote if I were a German voter. I haven't liked the SPD since they followed Blair down the drain and Lafontaine left, I couldn't vote for die Linke knowing it was a safe haven for the Wagenknechts out there, and don't get me started on the Greens.
So for the first time since I became aware of German politics, I'm eyeing an opening where I could possibly have voted in good conscience in a German election. So that gives me some hope out of all this madness.
Of course, I cannot vote anyway, so blah.