controversial statements. In full celebration of the 60th anniversary of the Élysée Treaty, a German deputy, present this Sunday in the National Assembly like his colleagues from the Bundestag for the occasion, started booing from the chamber.
The elected official in question, Norbert Kleinwächter, is a member of the Alternative for Germany (AfD), the far-right German party. In a sequence spotted by The HuffPost, we see him holding anti-abortion statements.
“You are asking for free access to abortion. Every year we will create a great city of babies who will not have had the right to life ”, she denounces, appearing to address the president of the French National Assembly, Yaël Braun-Pivet. .
Climate change, “a replacement ideology”
In response to this position, boos resound in the chamber. The parliamentarian was not on his first attempt. Earlier, he also made discouraging comments about ecology, likening climate change to “a replacement ideology.”
“You will be running after replacement ideologies, like climate change. And you know from the colonial experience that Europe is not going to save the world,” she said.
Before adding: “And then there is the experience of mass migration when we see that it is always the same groups that trample on the European spirit during the World Cup, during the famous New Year’s Eve in Germany.”
Comments that are not really in the spirit of unity of the Élysée Treaty that “marked the end of decades, if not centuries, of fierce rivalries and bloody wars” between France and Germany, in the words of Olaf Scholz and Emmanuel Macron in a published column. by the newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung and the Sunday newspaper.
Source: BFM TV
