Kurt Krömer seems to have an acute need to speak in the wake of the latest revelations surrounding the secret meeting of AfD members, CDU-affiliated politicians from the Union of Values and influential millionaires. The comedian recently posted clear words on Instagram that show how much the shift to the right in Germany is bothering him.
“My name is Alexander Bojcan. My grandfather fled to Germany from Bohemia and Moravia. Unfortunately, I am not a ‘pure-blooded German’. And I have zero interest in fascist structures in Germany,” the comedian explains unequivocally. He is aiming at the meeting in Potsdam, which, according to research by “Correctiv”, was about the so-called “remigration” of people with a migration background – in short, about deportation, as the Nazis did on a large scale.
Kurt Krömer: “Can I then emigrate directly to Bali?”
Kurt Krömer now seems to want to take a clear position against these radical omnipotence fantasies of right-wing extremists: “Just because Björn Höcke has complexes due to his shrinking cock doesn’t mean an entire country has to suffer for it. And if millions of friends of mine and I are soon thrown out of Germany, can I emigrate directly to Bali or would it be absolutely necessary to make a stop in North Africa?”
The comedian also sends clear words to those who have not yet spoken out against the shift to the right in Germany: “The silent majority should now slowly wake up, otherwise it will soon be 1933 again. And let’s be honest, ‘Heil Höcke’ sounds really shit at. PS: Hitler only had one egg.”
The topic is also extremely explosive because the secret meeting took place just a few kilometers from the Wannsee villa. This place was used by the National Socialists to plan the murder of millions of Jewish people in Europe. In addition to Kurt Krömer, Bela B, Enissa Amani, Nora Tschirner and Ruth Moschner also spoke up – they called for people to sign a petition calling for an examination of the possibility of an AfD ban.