Globalists look to be in a death spiral now. cant happen soon enough. The mid terms in the USA are huge;y important.
Rooitwit idolizes Merkel and will be sad things are going so badly for her and her open borders policies. Dense thinks its so unfair to stop the invasion of Europe. The kbbs are horrified at thvs news but say open borders are great for Europe but not so for NZ - appalling hypocrites.
Yup nothing new here rooitwit. The Globalist propaganda machine which you suck up like an unthinking moron has a 92% negative coverage of the most outstanding American president ever. T hese radical leftwing nutters say the most abominable stuff about Trump who just keeps winning day by day for the American people.
Watch some of the massive trump rallies and see how decent Americans think about him you complete loon.
The sheer bias would make most people stop and think but not this halfwit rooitwit!
Ou rooitwvt is a born loser and cant stand a successful guy like Trump who just keeps winning.
Yup that's what Hillary implied and she LOST. One loser followi ng another LOSER. Bwahahahahhahahaha
Bad time for you hey rooitwit. All your heroes and heroines collapsing!
Anyone who idolises or supports Merkel, the East-German Communist, should be jettisoned into space.
Given her tr easonous open borders policy she should be hung as a traitor!
Chancellor Angela Merkel’s conservative allies in Bavaria have had their worst election performance for more than 60 years securing just 37.3 percent of the vote in a huge blow to her fragile three-party coalition government.
In a scathing tweet, Italian deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini claimed the electoral blow to Mrs Merkel's government showed “the old system had lost” and praised electoral gains by anti-immigration party Alternative for Germany.
Mr Salvini said: "In Bavaria change has won and the European Union, the old system that has always been poor in Brussels, has lost. This was a historical defeat for Christian Democrats and Socialists, while for the first time many of the AFD friends are entering the Regional Parliament.
"Goodbye Merkel, Schultz and Juncker.”
For the second time this year, Merkel’s party will be scrambling for coalition allies, either the Conservative Free voters or the Greens.
Chancellor Merkel angered many voters in Germany for her immigration policies, which has seen more than a million people enter the country since 2015.
The anti-immigration Alternative for Germany (AfD) won 11 percent of the vote and has now entered the 15th of Germany’s 16 state assemblies.
President of the Atlantic Council think tank Fred Kempe said: “The political earthquake was in Bavaria, but the aftershocks will be felt in Berlin.