Snicklink wrote that he has perceived a new self-confidence, euphoria, and optimism among AfD voters and can understand their hope for cohesion and a common goal. At the same time, he is convinced that their expectations will not be met. He does not want to call into question the democratic right to vote, but rather describes from his perspective soberly the impending economic and social reality. According to his assessment, the election promises of the parties are far removed from the challenges that will soon confront people. Whether 500 or 50,000 people are deported makes no significant difference. At best, a little more security or a stronger sense of cultural belonging may be possible; however, the hoped-for state will not materialize. People may be able to rid themselves of a burden, wrote Snicklink, but will be confronted with significantly more serious problems. This applies regardless of the current or a future government. In the next 18 to 36 months, it will show whether he is right, according to his forecast. In conclusion, he wished for people to find a place, spiritual peace, and health for their loved ones in the rapidly approaching new world. #AfD #Demokratie #Gesellschaft (translated)


