Germany's Rosa Luxemburg March: Exposing the Red-Green Alliance's War on Freedom (Video)

The annual Rosa Luxemburg march in Berlin has once again highlighted the dangerous alliance between communists and Islamic supremacists. This year, the march became a platform for violence, jew-hatred, and open hostility to Western values, exposing the deeper threat posed by the“Red-Green Alliance” — an unholy collaboration between the left and Islam united by its mission to overthrow those who believe in freedom.

Israel Haters Join Violent Rioters

On January 14, the march began at Frankfurter Tor in Berlin-Friedrichshain, aiming to reach the socialist memorial in Friedrichsfelde. Thousands o people participated in the Luxemburg-Liebknecht demonstration, according to organizers. Participants attended, including those waving Palestinian flags and chanting the banned slogan “From the River to the Sea,” a genocidal call to erase the Jewish state. According to the police, this year’s march saw Israel haters among the most aggressive rioters attacking officers with flagpoles and other objects.

The violent clashes injured 17 officers, forcing police to respond with batons and pepper spray. Twenty arrests were made, but the chaos highlighted the growing threat posed by this coalition of radicals.

The demonstration also included calls to reject arms deliveries to Ukraine and Israel and demands to remove U.S. military assets from German soil, revealing the anti-Western sentiment at its core.

Among the participants were activists from various communist and anti-imperialist groups, including the German Communist Party (DKP), Die Linke, Socialist German Workers Youth (SDAJ), the Marxist-Leninist Party of Germany (MLPD), and Communist Aufbau. Trade unions, student and youth groups, anti-fascist organizations, and community groups, along with pro-Palestine and pro-Kurdish blocs, also joined the demonstration, further showcasing the global scope of this radical leftist agenda.

Mii de comuniști și socialiști au participat la protestul masiv „Luxemburg Liebknecht Lenin” (LLL) din acest an la Berlin. Adunând participanți din toată țara, evenimentul culminează cu un marș in memoria Rozei Luxemburg, Karl Liebknecht și Vladimir Lenin. pic.twitter.com/v4Awu9XYL9

— Monica Krüger (@MonicaKrueger67) January 12, 2025

The Communist Legacy: Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht

This annual march ostensibly commemorates the deaths of Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht, leaders of Germany’s early 20th-century communist movement. Both were instrumental in the Spartacist Uprising of January 1919, a failed attempt to overthrow the Weimar Republic and impose a Soviet-style dictatorship in Germany.

• Rosa Luxemburg was a Polish-born Marxist theorist who co-founded the German Communist Party (KPD). She advocated for violent revolution to dismantle capitalism and democracy, dismissing gradual reform as a futile endeavor. Luxemburg’s writings celebrated mass strikes and the complete overthrow of the existing political order, regardless of the human cost.
• Karl Liebknecht, a German Marxist revolutionary, shared Luxemburg’s vision of a proletarian dictatorship. He openly called for the abolition of democracy and capitalism, viewing the rule of the working class as achievable only through violent means. Like Luxemburg, Liebknecht’s ideology prioritized revolution over the protection of individual freedoms.

Their Spartacist Uprising was crushed by government-aligned forces, and both leaders were executed in January 1919. Their deaths have since been mythologized by far-left extremists who glorify their authoritarian vision under the guise of “social justice.”

Vladimir Lenin

The march also commemorates Lenin, whose October Revolution of 1917 toppled Russia’s democratic provisional government and established the Soviet Union. Lenin’s legacy is one of brutal authoritarianism, with policies that included mass arrests, suppression of dissent, and forced collectivization that led to widespread famine and suffering.

Lenin’s influence on Luxemburg and Liebknecht cannot be overstated. His ruthless approach to achieving and maintaining power shaped the ideology they sought to impose on Germany, emphasizing violent revolution and the eradication of democratic institutions.

The Red-Green Alliance: A Shared Mission to Destroy Freedom

This year’s Rosa Luxemburg march showcased the growing cooperation between communists and Muslims, a partnership known as the Red-Green Alliance. While their ideologies may seem distinct, they share a mutual enemy: the free world.

1. Communists aim to dismantle Western democracies, blaming capitalism and liberalism for societal ills. Their goal is a centralized, authoritarian state where individual freedoms are sacrificed for collective control.
2. Religious Muslims seek to impose Islamic law and erode secular, democratic systems, viewing Western freedoms as obstacles to their ultimate objective of establishing a global caliphate.

Chants of revolutionary slogans and international solidarity highlighted the militant atmosphere of the march, as speakers urged participants to sing revolutionary songs like “The Internationale” and called for a more organized revolutionary effort against capitalist systems. Despite their differing endgames, these groups find common ground in their opposition to freedom, democracy, and the Judeo-Christian values that underpin Western civilization. The collaboration between these factions amplifies their ability to destabilize societies, and their calls for global upheaval underline the growing international threat posed by the Red-Green Alliance.

Defend Freedom, Expose the Alliance

The Rosa Luxemburg march in Berlin is more than a historical event — it is a gathering for those who seek to destroy freedom. The violence, antisemitism, and hostility to Western alliances witnessed at this year’s march are not isolated incidents. They are part of a broader strategy to destabilize the free world through coordinated efforts between communists and Islamic supremacists.

The participation of international far-left organizations and the deliberate glorification of militant ideologies demonstrate how emboldened this movement has become. The glorification of figures like Lenin, Luxemburg, and Liebknecht perpetuates an ideology that has brought only oppression and destruction.

To preserve the values that make Western civilization strong, defenders of freedom must recognize and expose this alliance. By standing firm against these threats, we can protect the democratic principles that are under relentless attack.