Gottfried Curio (AfD) Bundestag speech on fire in Moria refugee camp, German with English subtitles
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- notes with timestamps:
0:01 This speech took place last Friday (September 11th).
Moria is an official migrant / refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbos. It is the largest such camp in Europe.
The camp was largely destroyed by a fire during the night of Tuesday 8th September, leaving 12-13,000 migrants without accomodation.
Conditions in the camp have long been criticised (see 3:45 below).
Quarantine measures due to coronavirus may have been the straw that broke the camels back, leading to arson by the residents.
On Tuesday 15th September (four days after this speech) the German government said they would take in 1,600 migrants (mainly families with children).
Die Linke and The Greens want them to take more (Greens have mentioned 5,000).
1:00 September '15: this was when Merkel opened the borders to circa 1 million migrants.
1:15 Die Linke ("The Left") are a left-wing democratic socialist party.
2:07 family re-unification: if an asylum seeker is granted asylum, they can apply for family members to also be granted the right to come to Germany.
2:33 civil war in Leipzig: this may be a reference to recent left-wing violence in that city (in protest at gentrification and police clearing occupied buildings).
3:03 candidates to be Chancellor: I had to change this around a bit, so that it would make sense.
He literally says "those who want to again take in asylum-claimants can (become) Chancellor. A competition to outdo each other."
Curio is talking about the candidates to become next leader of the CDU (Merkel's party).
Whoever becomes CDU leader will probably be the Chancellor (German prime minister) after the next election (September 2021).
Merkel has already stepped down as CDU leader but will remain Chancellor until that election.
Laschet = Armin Laschet, currently minister-president (prime minister) of the state of NRW (Germany's largest state).
Röttgen = Norbert Röttgen
Merz = Friedrich Merz
Söder = Markus Söder, currently minister-president of Bavaria (Germany's second largest state).
Söder is the leader of the Bavarian party the CSU, not the CDU, but those two parties are closely allied, and Söder could also become Chancellor after the next election (with the backing of the CDU).
I'm not sure what the reference to Neuschwanstein (a famous castle) is about (other than Neuschwanstein being in Bavaria). I think Söder may have been criticised for using the castle for events in the past.
3:45 chairs in front of the Reichstag: on Monday 7th September (the day before the fire) activists placed 13,000 empty chairs in front of the Reichstag (parliament building) to draw attention to overcrowding in the Moria camp.
3:52 first the chairs, then the pyrotechnics: Curio is saying the protest in Berlin inspired the arsonists in Moria.
He is pointing to where Die Linke sit in the chamber.
Politicians from Die Linke, the SPD (centre-left) and the Greens attended the event.
3:58 concerted action: literally concerted, ie. "acting in concert". I could have used "coordinated" action but I think that word is stronger and more explicit than the word Curio used (konzertierte).
4:30 the heckle is from Matthias Birkwald (Die Linke)
4:38 this is Claudia Roth (Greens) one of the Bundestag vice-presidents
4:56 Bartsch = Dietmar Bartsch (Die Linke)
date of this speech: 11.09.20
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notes with timestamps:
0:01 This speech took place last Friday (September 11th).
Moria is an official migrant / refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbos. It is the largest such camp in Europe.
The camp was largely destroyed by a fire during the night of Tuesday 8th September, leaving 12-13,000 migrants without accomodation.
Conditions in the camp have long been criticised (see 3:45 below).
Quarantine measures due to coronavirus may have been the straw that broke the camels back, leading to arson by the residents.
On Tuesday 15th September (four days after this speech) the German government said they would take in 1,600 migrants (mainly families with children).
Die Linke and The Greens want them to take more (Greens have mentioned 5,000).
1:00 September '15: this was when Merkel opened the borders to circa 1 million migrants.
1:15 Die Linke ("The Left") are a left-wing democratic socialist party.
2:07 family re-unification: if an asylum seeker is granted asylum, they can apply for family members to also be granted the right to come to Germany.
2:33 civil war in Leipzig: this may be a reference to recent left-wing violence in that city (in protest at gentrification and police clearing occupied buildings).
3:03 candidates to be Chancellor: I had to change this around a bit, so that it would make sense.
He literally says "those who want to again take in asylum-claimants can (become) Chancellor. A competition to outdo each other."
Curio is talking about the candidates to become next leader of the CDU (Merkel's party).
Whoever becomes CDU leader will probably be the Chancellor (German prime minister) after the next election (September 2021).
Merkel has already stepped down as CDU leader but will remain Chancellor until that election.
Laschet = Armin Laschet, currently minister-president (prime minister) of the state of NRW (Germany's largest state).
Röttgen = Norbert Röttgen
Merz = Friedrich Merz
Söder = Markus Söder, currently minister-president of Bavaria (Germany's second largest state).
Söder is the leader of the Bavarian party the CSU, not the CDU, but those two parties are closely allied, and Söder could also become Chancellor after the next election (with the backing of the CDU).
I'm not sure what the reference to Neuschwanstein (a famous castle) is about (other than Neuschwanstein being in Bavaria). I think Söder may have been criticised for using the castle for events in the past.
3:45 chairs in front of the Reichstag: on Monday 7th September (the day before the fire) activists placed 13,000 empty chairs in front of the Reichstag (parliament building) to draw attention to overcrowding in the Moria camp.
3:52 first the chairs, then the pyrotechnics: Curio is saying the protest in Berlin inspired the arsonists in Moria.
He is pointing to where Die Linke sit in the chamber.
Politicians from Die Linke, the SPD (centre-left) and the Greens attended the event.
3:58 concerted action: literally concerted, ie. "acting in concert". I could have used "coordinated" action but I think that word is stronger and more explicit than the word Curio used (konzertierte).
4:30 the heckle is from Matthias Birkwald (Die Linke)
4:38 this is Claudia Roth (Greens) one of the Bundestag vice-presidents
4:56 Bartsch = Dietmar Bartsch (Die Linke)
Thanks for the subtitles. You're doing a great job.
But he's right and the pathological delusionists should open their eyes.
@Gabby Mouse But do they KNOW what they are doing?
Or are they just the useful idiots mouthing nice sounding slogans?
One thing I've realised about the Left is that when confronted with evidence that they are wrong, they are unable to take that essential mental step backwards from their opinions to coldly, dispassionately and pragmatically their beliefs and those of their opponents.
Hence any contradiction is taken as a personal and mortal insult.
Thank you for your work Cassius
Facts vs Feelings: Round Umpteen.
Put this guy president of UE. Is pure Herro
Thanks, please do more videos, your work is much needed in this world
This speech was very powerful. Thank you, for making it able to listen to it as an english speaking person.
KING
this man needs to become kanzler pronto
Thanks for the vids!
Can anyone explain to me why Merkle gets away with importing half of Africa? I can get if she is crazy, how does she get the people to vote for her though?
It´s not just about a few thousend people from Moria, it´s about the whole system. If this people made it to Germany and are under 18, or just claim to be under 18, they can also bring in their whole family (refugee family reunification - law). Thats why there are kids in the camps on this island. They are knonw as " Anchor Kids", they have been sent out to become entry tickets for the whole family and all who claim to be members of the family.
Its interesting seeing how two different individuals can look at the same situation, yet come up with two different interpretations of the event. Personally, I align more with what Dr. Curio said in his speech. Dr. Curio isn't saying that Germany should not be compassionate to the plight of others, he is saying that the best solution is to give aid to those in the home regions, so that the migrants and "refugees" won't have a reason to come to Greece or Germany or any country other in Europe. Addressing the issues at the source is the best way to end the problems in the home regions. But when you don't, those problems get transported to Europe; problems like the fire in the Moria migrant camp, or the burning of the asylum center in Düsseldorf. Why the SPD is willfully ignorant to this, or has their heads in the clouds, I do not know. I hope that, for Germany's future and for the future of Europe, these issues can be addressed in the best and most efficient manner.
KO! PERFECT!
The woman at the end needs to get out on the German streets and see what's happening there, everything she's shouting about is happening to her fellow lands men and women. I wonder how much of her salary and expenses she's donated to helping out, not a lot I can promise you. War is coming back to Europe, it won't be land against land, it will be those with common sense against the idiots that think they are safe letting in people who have no respect for life, not even their own if their god wills it.
@@benisrood None of them do Benjamin, they will only change their tune when it does affect them. It needs some rich patriots to buy properties where these live and fill them with immigrants, they might understand then what ordinary people have to put up with through their actions.
I'm glad you included that woman's typical overtly empathetic and self-loathing emotional statement in response to the AfD's speech; she was nearly yelling. I'll bet she has one or zero children, too.
She was never maried and has no children - no wonder that no guy wanted her....
Another incarnation of the R2P recipe. Days of miracle and wonder.
The trojan horse is rolling northwards again!
Moria you mean the actual one, in Mordor?
no
Vielleicht gibt es keine Hofnung mehr für arme Deutschland. Sehr schade!