Goodbye to the Germany we know; This is the "hellish" plan that awaits them

As Index points out, the AfD outlined its plans in its election manifesto, titled “Vision 2026.”

One of the key issues underpinning its policies is:

“Deportations from the first minute”

According to the manifesto, an AfD-led government in Saxony-Anhalt would launch a state-wide offensive focused on deportations and establish a special task force to coordinate and accelerate deportations, echoing efforts by the United States to curb migration, Reuters reports.

The AfD promised “deportations from the first minute” if it won the election in Saxony-Anhalt.

According to the party’s election manifesto, the goal is to deport as many immigrants as possible who do not have a valid residence permit.

The party has also pledged significantly stricter asylum rules at all levels and intends to eliminate all state funding for integration programs.

Encouraging Germans to return from abroad

The party would use financial incentives to encourage small and medium-sized businesses to adopt artificial intelligence and digitize their business processes, rather than relying on foreign workers.

The state has been facing a shortage of skilled workers for years, particularly in the fields of care and assistance for the elderly.

The AfD’s plan to address this problem is to encourage Germans living abroad to return to the country, Deutsche Welle reports.

To this end, the party plans to launch a “return program,” including a proposed “return bonus” intended to help with finding housing and securing places in kindergartens.

Closer ties with Russia and lifting sanctions

The AfD, which advocates closer relations with Russia, would also call for Ukrainians in Germany to lose their status as war refugees as long as the conflict is being fought mainly in eastern Ukraine.

The party argues that Ukrainians should seek refuge in western Ukraine.

Separate classes for refugee children

Under the AfD’s plans, refugee children would be placed in separate classes to convey the message that their “stay in Germany is only temporary,” but also to prevent “various stresses” for other children resulting from their exposure to different cultures, Reuters reports.

Children with disabilities would also no longer be educated in the same classrooms as children without disabilities, but would instead be sent to special schools.

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Schools would be banned from displaying rainbow flags, while the German national flag would be required to be displayed every day.

Students and teachers would also be expected to sing the German national anthem at school ceremonies.

The state government also wants to “use every legal option” to restrict Islamic religious practices. These legal measures would include banning calls to prayer and regulating the design of mosques.

“Think German” instead of “Think modern”

The AfD would fundamentally overhaul the school curriculum through a national cultural policy, placing greater emphasis on medieval rulers and prominent figures from 19th-century German history, such as “the Iron Chancellor,” Otto von Bismarck.

Homeschooling, which has long been banned in Germany, would once again be permitted, while the history curriculum would be revised to reduce the emphasis on the Nazi era, which the AfD believes receives too much attention.

The party has also pledged to dismantle the state’s existing public broadcasting system and end government funding for certain cultural institutions.

Cultural content that the party considers anti-German would be subject to stricter restrictions.

The plan also calls for replacing the state’s current promotional slogan, “Think Modern,” with “Think German.”

New “police forces”

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The AfD is also calling for the creation of a kind of auxiliary police force. According to the AfD’s program for Saxony-Anhalt, the regular police are “overburdened” with the task of ensuring public safety.

“Therefore, we will establish voluntary civilian patrols as the third pillar of the local security structure,” the party announced.

Financial incentives for having children

To address the problem of Germany’s aging population, the party rejects efforts to attract more immigrants and would instead offer German citizens financial incentives to have children.

The AfD claims that greater acceptance of “sexual deviations and non-reproductive lifestyles” has contributed to the declining birth rate and promises to aggressively promote the “traditional” family consisting of a mother, father and children.

The AfD would also seek to restrict children’s and adolescents’ access to puberty blockers and hormone therapies for gender affirmation, in an effort to counter what the party describes as an increasingly prevalent trend of gender dysphoria.