AfD Politician Stuns German Parliament: '99% of Afghans Support Sharia - We Cannot Integrate These People' (Video)

MP Sven Tritschler from the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party stunned the regional parliament when he declared there is no place for “refugees” from Afghanistan in Germany. The politician slammed Angela Merkel’s open borders government and the left-wing party’s new proposal to flood the country with more sharia-adherent “unskilled” Afghani workers.

The conservative AfD is the only classical European party on the German political spectrum. They are family-oriented, want secure borders, and believe in preserving the nation-state of Germany. The AfD is fighting to stop incompatible and often dangerous Islamic refugees from entering Germany, explained MP Tritschler,

According to a recent survey 99% of Afghans support Sharia law. 85% want stoning for unfaithful wives. 79% are in favor of killing apostates. The attitude toward Jews and homosexuals is obvious there. Ladies and gentlemen, this is what they want to bring to our country by the hundreds of thousands. We, the AfD, are the only party that says: “No, thank you!”, ladies and gentlemen.

MP Tritschler reminded parliament that even former German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt from the leftist Social Democratic Party opposed Afghan “refugees.” He read a quote from the famous Chancellor [1974-1982] that states:

“Immigration from Afghanistan brings with it considerable problems. It is a different civilization. Not due to their different genes, not because of their different ancestry, but because of the way they were raised as infants, the way they were raised as toddlers, the way they were raised as schoolchildren, the way they were raised as children in families.”

Chancellor Merkel’s open-door migration policy has allowed more than a million primarily unskilled migrants from Africa, Asia, and the Middle East into Germany. After flooding the German country with welfare recipients, Merkels claimed they needed even more refugees to tackle the so-called “shortage of skilled workers.” MP Tritschler addressed the left’s migrant worker assertions, stating,

And we don’t need these people either. They aren’t skilled workers. At least not for what’s needed in Germany. The so-called “shortage of skilled workers” is a fairytale told by migration lobbyists and business associations who want to decrease wage levels in Germany. Do you know what the “skilled worker shortage” used to be called? It was called full-time employment, and that’s a good thing, especially for employees, ladies and gentlemen. They can’t negotiate any better.

MP Tritschler reminded parliament that German’s do not owe the Afghanis anymore than they have already given,

We gave the Afghan government an army, we trained and equipped it. Nominally, this force was far superior to the Taliban. What did the soldiers do at the slightest sign of danger? They ran away, or they defected. No, ladies and gentlemen, our citizens, our country owe Afghanistan nothing.

The AfD Politician condemned Germany’s other political parties for abandoning Germans and choosing to put Afghans over its citizens. He took specific aim at two of Germany’s largest parties, Merkel’s Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and Free Democratic Party (FDP), stating,

Dear CDU, dear FDP, you have something in common with the Afghan army. You surrender without fighting.

The AfD Party offers an alternative for voters whose only choice has been different political parties that all vote for the same left-wing policies. Unlike the other parties, the AfD will not allow the 2015 migration crisis to occur again, declared MP Tritschler,

Fortunately, you no longer have a monopoly. Citizens can now vote for us, the AfD. We’ll promise you one thing: There will be no new 2015 with us. Even after the Federal election. We therefore reject the motion

Watch MP Sven Tritschler hard-hitting speaking in the Landtag, or regional parliament, of North Rhine-Westphalia:

Video Transcript

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, the Green Party couldn’t have made it clearer than with this motion as to what Germany will be facing following the upcoming national elections.


They want to open the door wide to anyone who is attracted to our country, and are currently using the situation in Afghanistan as the hook.


The Green Party creates the impression that that we owe this country something.


Why? We didn’t install the Taliban. They came to power there before our presence in Afghanistan, decades ago. Since 2001, the German taxpayer has dumped at least 20 billion Euros into the Hindu Kush, but not only that!

Several dozen German soldiers have lost their lives there.

The youngest being just 21 years old. Honestly, I think it is sad that none of the previous speakers mentioned a word about that, ladies and gentlemen.


Others came home mentally and physically crippled. Believe me, I’m familiar with what such a mission can do to a young person. I myself took part in such a mission, even if it was in comparatively harmless, in Bosnia. But it doesn’t end there.


We gave the Afghan government an army, we trained and equipped it.

Nominally, this force was far superior to the Taliban.


What did the soldiers do at the slightest sign of danger? They ran away, or they defected.


No, ladies and gentlemen, our citizens, our country owe Afghanistan nothing.


Actually, it’s the other way around. Afghanistan is right back where it was, before our soldiers came. That’s exactly where an overwhelming majority of the population obviously wants to be. 

According to a recent survey 99% of Afghans support Sharia law. 
85% want stoning for unfaithful wives. 79% are in favor of killing apostates. The attitude toward Jews and homosexuals is obvious there.

Ladies and gentlemen, this is what they want to bring to our country by the hundreds of thousands.


We, the AfD, are the only party that says: “No, thank you!”, ladies and gentlemen.


We could help these people in their neighboring countries, where they fit better culturally, but not in Germany. Something very significant among the people we have flown out, is that less than 20% were even so-called local staff. Among them were twenty criminals, including a child molester, but oh well, he’s here now, ladies and gentlemen, and he’ll soon be on the loose again. Thank you, dear CDU. Thank you, dear SPD.

It is well-known that we cannot integrate these people en masse into our society.

They form parallel societies. They originate from an archaic tribal society, and they don’t belong here. So before any outrage explodes here: No, this has nothing to do with race. 

Allow me to quote Helmut Schmidt, someone who led the SPD before 25% was considered a success.

“Immigration from Afghanistan brings with it considerable problems. It is a different civilization. Not due to their different genes, not because of their different ancestry, but because of the way they were raised as infants, the way they were raised as toddlers, the way they were raised as schoolchildren, the way they were raised as children in families.” End of quote. 

And we don’t need these people either. They aren’t skilled workers. At least not for what’s needed in Germany. 

The so-called “shortage of skilled workers” is a fairytale told by migration lobbyists and business associations who want to decrease wage levels in Germany. Do you know what the “skilled worker shortage” used to be called? It was called full-time employment, and that’s a good thing, especially for employees, ladies and gentlemen. They can’t negotiate any better.

So what are the so-called “middle class” doing in this situation? As we’ve just heard, they’re being a bit coy. After all, there’s an election campaign. They’re ducking out of the way, and of course they’re against these demands from the Green Party. But how credible is that really?

In Cologne, one of the cities with the most expensive rents in Germany, the CDU, the FDP, the Left Party, the Greens and the SPD have just united in calling for more migration from Afghanistan, using the nice argument that “we have room”.

Gerhard Papke, who until recently was the vice president for the FDP here in the state parliament, and for years its parliamentary group leader, tweeted yesterday, and I quote:

“After 16 years of Merkel, the Union and FDP have apparently completely capitulated to the agenda of the political left. Even with its back to the wall, the CDU avoids the issue of migration like the devil resists holy water, even though immigration from Afghanistan mercilessly exposes the problems.” — End quote.


Dear CDU, dear FDP, you have something in common with the Afghan army.


You surrender without fighting. Obviously you’re not really convinced by your own words.


Fortunately, you no longer have a monopoly. Citizens can now vote for us, the AfD.



We’ll promise you one thing: There will be no new 2015 with us. Even after the Federal election.



We therefore reject the motion. —Thank you very much.

* Many thanks to Miss Piggy for the translation