withAfD chairman a few weeks before the federal election Jorg Muten Acknowledge the tensions in the party. “These are not my friends,” when asked if he supports people like Christina Baum from Baden-Württemberg or Stephen Brandner and Jurgen Boll from Thuringia. The party leader said in an interview with ZDF on Sunday.
Meuthen said that he has been trying to incorporate the “wing” established by Thuringian AfD President Bjön Höcke in 2015 into the party before 2018. “This attempt failed because’Ying’ also wanted to take over the party,” Musen added.
He himself had participated in online activities before, but later distanced himself from Höcke and other leaders of the organization, and the organization has now officially dissolved. The Federal Office for Constitutional Protection now regards the network as a positive right-wing extremist activity.This AfD Legal action is currently being taken against possible observations by the Constitutional Protection Office of the entire party.
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The proceedings of the Cologne Administrative Court also involve the weight of far-right ideas and actors in the AfD. The domestic Secret Service shelved its current assessment of AfD in a new report. According to information from the German News Agency, Höcke is by far the most frequently mentioned by all party members.
Meuthen also criticized the youngest in the interview Co-Chairman Tino Chrupalla’s trip to MoscowHe was invited by the Russian Ministry of Defense to deliver a speech at a conference, which was as “unwise” as the content of the speech. In the federal campaign, Chrupalla and Weidel formed the top team of AfD. Meuthen is a member of the European Parliament and did not run for it Bundestag.
When asked how long he will be the leader of the party given the huge headwinds of his own team, and whether he will leave AfD like the previous chairmen Bernd Luke and Flac Petri, Meuthen replied: “Throw Falling is not my style, I will do that, not me.”
