All right, Alexander, let's talk about the upcoming elections in Germany. February 23rd is the date.

We're about a month away from the big elections in Germany to snap elections in Germany.

And the trend is looking very good upwards for the Avede and Alice Vidal.

For CDU Mertz, Black Rock Mertz,

stagnant to Downwards, I guess you could say.

I mean, no one really talks about Mertz at all.

No. I mean, I can't imagine him as a Chancellor of Germany because he's just so non-he's a non-entity,

it seems, except for the times every now and then where he talks about defeating Russia or

having Putin surrender to him, bowing down to Mertz, he talks about these things, except

for these

moments of his delusion. He's pretty much a non-entity. I mean, Alice Vidal has sucked up all the

oxygen when it comes to the German elections, as well as the BSW sat a Wagon X party, which

also seems to be on the rise.

Ola Schultz, how is he doing? The Greens? How are they doing? What are things looking

like in Germany? It's a very interesting, it is a very, very interesting situation. Now,

we've still got several weeks to go and things might reverse and all kinds of things may

happen. But for the moment, V reverse and all kinds of things may happen.

But for the moment, Vidal and the IFDA clearly have momentum and they are now polling, I mean, all opinion polls are putting them above 20%.

Some opinion polls are suggesting they may get as much as 24% I think I saw in one poll.

And if they continue to get momentum, then of course, and are able to consolidate around there,

that would be a major political shift, a major political revolution.

And interestingly enough, the BSW, which has basically started from zero, and which many

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