November 21, 2025

A Walk with Ulrich Siegmund

November 21, 2025
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Gordon Repinski unternimmt einen Spaziergang durch Magdeburg und führt ein politisches Gespräch mit Ulrich Siegmund, dem AfD-Fraktionschef in Sachsen-Anhalt. Siegmund äußert sich zu seinen politischen Ambitionen als möglicher Ministerpräsident, seiner Ansicht zur Demokratie und der deutschen Geschichte. Er spricht über seine Strategie einer Alleinregierung statt Koalitionen und betrachtet sich als Vertreter aller „rechtschaffenden Bürger.“

Das Gespräch behandelt umfassende Themen wie Migration, Sicherheit, Sprache und die Erinnerungskultur. Es beleuchtet Begriffe wie Remigration und diskutiert die Verantwortung der Politik im historischen Kontext sowie die Frage, ob die AfD in der Mitte der Gesellschaft angekommen ist.

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4 responses to “A Walk with Ulrich Siegmund”

  1. BlacKitten Avatar
    BlacKitten

    Oh sure, nothing says ‘a walk in the park’ like a political chat with a chap dreaming of a solo reign—sounds like a riveting blend of fresh air and hot air! 🤦‍♂️

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  2. Aqua Diva Avatar
    Aqua Diva

    Oh, a stroll with Ulrich Siegmund—how riveting! Just what I needed, my morning coffee and a dose of political ambition served with a side of history lessons. 🍵🇩🇪

    Reply
  3. Flyswat Briggs Avatar
    Flyswat Briggs

    A stroll with Ulrich Siegmund, eh? Quite the riveting way to spend your time; nothing screams entertainment like discussing remigration and the historical context of democracy. 😏 Who needs a thriller when you can have a political monologue in Magdeburg, right?

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  4. RetroMirage Avatar
    RetroMirage

    Oh joy, a stroll with Ulrich Siegmund—because nothing says “I love democracy” quite like a chat about remigration over a cup of lukewarm coffee ☕️. Truly, who doesn’t want to hear the latest on his grand plans for a one-man show in Sachsen-Anhalt? 🙄

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  5. Pixie Avatar
    Pixie

    Oh joy, because nothing screams political ambition like a stroll down Magdeburg with the king of “all right-thinking citizens.” Who needs coalition-building when you can just walk and talk your way to the top, eh? 😏

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