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The era of Angola Merkel is finally over. In this video, we're going to take a look at the national elections in Germany over the weekend.

We're going to see how they exemplify precisely the kind of disaster that Merkel has been to her nation, and stick with me to the very end of this video, where I'll show you precisely how the end of Merkel is really nothing less than the end of the globalist modernist era in Europe.

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All right, gang, let's dive right in here. Germany had their national elections over the weekend. Elections that were punctuated by the official end of the 16-year tenure of Angola Merkel as chancellor.

And the results of the election, I believe, while many believe, were a testimony to the disaster that those 16 years actually were.

The results of the election are now in, and it is official. Angola Merkel's party, the CDU, the Christian Democratic Union, suffered their worst political defeat ever.

I mean, it's really doesn't get worse than that. Merkel's CDU clinched just over 24% of the vote, which is absolutely shocking when you realize that that's the first time they've hit below 30% in the post-war period.

If you don't know the CDU, the Christian Democratic Union, is technically the center-right party in Germany, but they've become center-right in the way, you know, Mitt Romney or Liz Cheney or center-right.

They're like a New York Times Republican, right, like Brett Stevens. The distinction between them and the political left is totally without any difference.

They are, that's a way to think about it. They're a distinction without a difference from the left.

And that's only worsened under the leadership of Merkel, who's dragged the party to the left and has made it virtually unidentifiable from the major center-left party, which is the SPD, okay.

Who actually, for the first time in ages, actually beat out the CDU this past weekend.

CDU's dominated German national politics for decades since they're founding just after World War II. I mean, no parties seem to come close.

The CDU has occupied the chancellor's office 57 to last 72 years of the federal public of Germany's existence, okay.

They've never gotten lower than 31% of the vote in their entire existence. So this was a major, major disaster for the CDU this election over the weekend.

As far as the center-left SPD, they squeaked past the CDU barrel, by just a couple of percentage points.

And then ironically, represents one of their worst elections as well. This election was not merely the CDU's worst yet, but it was also the center-left SPD's second worst vote chair since the Second World War.

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