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When it comes to Ukraine solidarity, the word „transatlantic“ is often mentioned. The AfD-NRW is also called this. Are you transatlantic?
>It is my allies within the party. I admire America without sacralizing it. I'm primarily concerned with Europe. I was also in Russia – and I can say with conviction: Whoever thinks Russia is a conservative alternative has never been there. It runs worse in all matters than ours. Russia is foreign, economically nationalized, traversed by propaganda and authoritarian to the core. Try to demonstrate against migration in Russia – you end up in the camp. In Russia, what it accuses Europe – only happens ten times: propaganda, Islamization, population exchange. Mariupol literally places new non-residents while old people disappear. Russian propaganda claims the opposite – but Russia is the caricature of what it claims to fight.

Which of the two countries – Ukraine or Russia – is the „right side “?
>Ukraine clearly. All Ukrainians I know would be politically right in Germany – without a party book. They don't understand at all how there can be parties here that hate their own country. Russia, on the other hand, only makes what many rights accuse globalists of – worse. Islamization, migration, compulsion to think, all under the pretext of anti-fascism. And many in the German right are still falling for the Russia fairy tale.

I saw that he:
>retweeted an AfD politican who wants the party to orientate itself to a more pro-Ukrainian and also pro-israeli position. While Björn Höcke who belongs to the more radical faction of the AfD "Der Flügel" is sitting on the fence in the conflict between Israel and Iran. And that's the best /ourguys/ in AfD can do, for now. Otherwise being anti-Israeli will land you in prison for years,
So i think that should scream volumes for ya