What Alexander spoke about.

Madam President, Remigration – that's what Germany and Europe need! Now even the European Council has called on all parties in Syria to ensure the voluntary return of Syrian refugees in safety and dignity. At last, therefore, we hear a sensible demand from the Council. The rulers of Syria should strive for the return of their compatriots, and we as the EU should actively support them in this. But instead of finally starting measures, the asylum figures of recent years show exactly the opposite. Over one million migrants immigrated to the EU last year under the guise of ‘asylum’, 240 000 of them to Germany. The German media celebrates this because it means an alleged 30 percent drop. As an AfD, we see no reason to celebrate when a large city immigrates to Germany every year with people who are largely unsuitable for our labour market and will depend on transfer benefits for life. Citizens in Europe and also in Germany no longer want attacks by foreign terrorists on Christmas markets, as happened in Magdeburg. They don't want to have New Year's Eve when migrants take cities apart. They no longer want gang rapes, nor do they want daily knife attacks. You just want one more thing: Remigration.

I have a question: You stress – and your party too – that fact-checking is so important to uphold democratic principles and avoid disinformation. In Germany, we have a CORRECTIV network that is responsible for fact-checking. And this CORRECTIV network recently lost a lawsuit against my party because it spread disinformation itself, because it lied. So explain to me, if fact-checkers themselves are left-wing liars and left-wing protagonists, how this should somehow contribute to the protection against disinformation and to the protection of democracy.

You just said that freedom of expression has never been as good as it is at the moment, that you have never been able to articulate yourself so freely in the Western world. Let me tell you what's happening in Germany right now. In Germany it is like this: If you call a minister a fool, which in German is really a very harmless insult, then you have to reckon with the police entering the door and taking your booth apart. Explain to me when such incidents take place in Germany because of small things, because of small criticisms of politicians, as you can then claim that freedom of expression has never been so good in Europe.

Mr President! Dear colleagues, there is a moment that I just found terrifying. A colleague here has said that Ukraine must be enabled to win this war militarily, and there has been roaring applause in this House for that. I find it really frightening how honest you are here. Tell me you want the war! You don't want peace negotiations, you want a military victory! They want war to the last! You sit here in your fine suits, lie down in bed today and you don't care that Russian soldiers die. They don't care that Ukrainian soldiers have to die. You don't care about that. You want war, you don’t want peace – thank you for being so honest!

Thank you for allowing the question. Today we are also talking about the well-being of farmers, that they have no mental problems. And when you talk to farmers, I'm from... Thank you for allowing the question. I come from a very agricultural region in Germany, where agriculture and viticulture are very important. And when you talk to the farmers, you realize that a very great concern and a very great sorrow of the farmers is an absolute over-bureaucratization. And this over-bureaucratisation is often based on EU standards. This means that it is the norms of the EU that are responsible for the fact that, in addition to the actual agricultural work, more and more bureaucratic work must be done. And this is certainly something that puts a heavy strain on family businesses in particular. In this respect, I would be interested in: What is your suggestion that we can reduce this over-bureaucratisation, which the EU is partly responsible for?

So in peace negotiations, as the word says, there are negotiations. That is to say, there are several sides that make demands, and of course Russia will not get through its maximum demands – that is a matter of course. But I am pleased that we will soon have a President Trump who has already said that he will go into these peace negotiations. And then we will finally have protagonists who will mediate, who will ensure that peace can come – unlike the European institutions currently do.

Madam President, Shortly before Christmas, war will once again be at stake, including at the European Council. Shortly before Christmas, EU protagonists will talk a lot about prolonging the war in Ukraine, and peace negotiations will be scorned. And just before Christmas, with all the war rhetoric, Europeans must fear whether they can spend the next Christmas in peace. In Germany, there is a great danger that next year a Friedrich Merz from the CDU will attend meetings of the Council and further boost the danger of war with his Taurus demands. Mr Weber, you have said that Ukraine is supported as long as it takes. Ladies and gentlemen of the CDU, if you really want to play war, then please make sure that in case of doubt you and your sons are sent to the front and not the sons of decent citizens from the European Union who want nothing to do with it. We will fight for all sons in Europe to be able to spend Christmas next year with their families, without fear of war.

Mr President! According to the latest findings, several Ukrainians with the best connections in the highest army and intelligence circles are responsible for the attack on Nordstream 2. We Germans, who pay billions in aid to Ukraine, are also mocked by the suspects. In a conversation with the left-wing magazine The mirror The attack on the energy supply is described by the alleged Ukrainian masterminds as a blessing for Germany. But those who ridicule Germany are also in our ranks. While this House is discussing the alleged need to defend critical infrastructure against Russia, the CDU justifies the attack on Nordstream. The CDU member of parliament Michael Gahler even considers the attack in Ukraine to be legitimate. What madness! Whoever puts the interest of Ukraine above the interest of Germany, as the CDU obviously does in this House, is the real opponent of Germany.

I have a question because there has been a lot of talk about it today. They have also echoed this in the subordinate clause that it is about many protective measures, for example, also about critical infrastructure. And as Germans, we know – it has happened recently – that critical infrastructure has been attacked, and that is the Nord Stream pipeline. And it was not our alleged enemies who did this, but the Ukrainians in particular are suspected of having done so. And also your party family – Mr Sikorski has publicly welcomed the fact on X that this demolition has taken place. So in this respect: Just explain to me for your faction why you believe that our enemies are a greater risk than our supposed friends.

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen! Islamist terrorists have been subsidised by the EU for years with enormous subsidies. This is mainly done through the so-called Refugee Agency for Palestinians – UNRWA. Since 2007, around 2 billion euros of European taxpayers' money have been burned for this alone. Even if the current actions of Israel must certainly be critically questioned: From the point of view of EU taxpayers, this tax waste is unacceptable. For years, the AfD has been calling for these so-called aid services to be stopped. But the EU Commission is doing exactly the opposite. It is transferring more and more money to UNRWA, even though many of its employees participated directly in the barbaric terrorist attacks on October 7. A senior Hamas commander in Lebanon, eliminated by Israel, even worked as a teacher for UNRWA at the same time. Dear colleagues, it would be very easy to stop the misuse of EU taxpayers' money. Finally stop all financial benefits to UNRWA!

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen! While the EU speaks here of the importance of media pluralism and independent journalism, it is attacking with all its power with its allies, above all the German government. The alternative medium Compact The Minister of the Interior in Germany tried to ban it. The answer to my question to the Commission on how this is being assessed does not even address this issue. The Commission does not care about this attack on freedom of the press. The Commission is even more implausible when it comes to fake news. As a result of the Digital Service Act In Germany, a green NGO as a so-called trustworthy whistleblower should now order social media such as X to delete even explicitly non-criminal content. Thanks to high penalties, they will have to follow suit. Under the guise of fighting fake news and disinformation, freedom of expression is being fought and not protected. We will fight it with all our might.

Thank you for the question! I believe we have found that there are phenomena in Europe that did not exist before, that did not exist before this mass migration. We talked about Solingen yesterday; We are talking about the fact that knife murders take place every day in Germany and Europe. This did not happen ten years ago; Many years ago, there were no mass rapes. This is the phenomenon we have only since this mass migration.

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen! It is unsurprising that the usual suspects are concerned about the new national card Echauffing in Hungary. But they would do better if they were to deal with the background and show a little self-criticism, instead of immediately falling into snuff. Basically, this is national card nothing more than a visa, with very wide-ranging possibilities, such as family reunification or a permanent residence permit – that is, nothing more than what the EU allows to benefit everyone who enters here illegally and applies for asylum. The crucial difference is that in Hungary this only applies to people who provide different proofs, such as a job or health insurance, and who come from eight different countries from a similar cultural background. A permanent residence permit is only available if you have paid taxes for three years, and not as in Germany, for example, because you have been there for a long time. The outcry is also so great because Russia and Belarus are also among these eight countries. Many of the 770 000 Russian citizens in the EU live in Germany thanks to a long migration history, are hard-working, well-integrated and a valuable part of our society. Unlike the usual countries of asylum, they do not stand out by stabbing others or raping our wives and daughters. And the latter is still welcomed with open arms and, above all, with an open wallet. Instead of posing a major danger now, the EU should rather ask itself why individual Member States react with such measures. The answer is obvious: The EU migration policy deliberately attracts unqualified foreigners who burden our welfare state, erode internal security and destroy our countries in the long term. The fact that Hungary is now specifically promoting culturally-oriented labour migration is therefore solely due to the total failure of this EU.