AfD Politician Outlines Hardline Stance on Muslims in Germany

German Alternative for Germany (AfD) politician Maximilian Krah has outlined a stark opposition to specific Muslim immigrant populations, asserting his preference against Somali integration.

In a recent interview with Mehdi Hasan, the right-wing official defended his controversial remarks regarding demographics and genetics.

Krah dismissed allegations of racism while explicitly detailing his hierarchy of migrant performance in Western societies.

“I Don't Want 10,000 Somalis”

Hasan pressed Krah on whether Germany currently hosts too many Muslims.

Krah responded directly, stating that he does not want to have 10,000 Somalis in the country.

When challenged on his dislike for the demographic, Krah drew a sharp distinction between different Muslim nationalities.

He argued that he observes how Somalis perform in Western countries compared to Iranians. Both groups are Muslim, he noted, underscoring his focus on specific national origins over religious affiliation alone.

The conversation also touched on the sensitivity surrounding German politicians discussing genetics.

Hasan questioned whether Krah understood the public anxiety associated with such rhetoric.

Krah brushed off the concern, remarking simply that "we are not Sydney Sweeney."

“I’m not Racist”

Despite his hardline immigration stance, Krah repeatedly deflected accusations of racism.

He cited the personal life of AfD co-leader Alice Weidel as a defense. Krah stated that having a wife from Sri Lanka who "looks like Sri Lanka" proves a lack of racist ideology within the party.

He applied a similar defense to an espionage scandal within his own office.

Addressing the employment of a Chinese spy, Krah argued the hiring demonstrated his tolerance.

He stated the incident proves he is not a racist because the operative was a friend whom he intentionally hired.

Migrant Voter Outreach

Krah paradoxically claimed that his party is experiencing a surge in support from immigrant communities.

He positioned himself as the primary driver of this demographic shift, labeling himself a champion of migrant outreach.

The AfD politician highlighted his specific digital media campaigns targeting the Turkish community in Germany. He explicitly stated that these voters should back the AfD.

Furthermore, Krah claimed that the former Soviet community is already securely aligned with his party.

Projecting European Collapse

Beyond domestic migration, Krah offered a bleak forecast for the European Union.

He predicted the geopolitical bloc would collapse within the next five to ten years.

Krah characterized the EU as an economically weak and demographically collapsing space devoid of innovation or growth.

He specifically cited a lack of artificial intelligence development as a fatal flaw.

The AfD is the only party prepared for this inevitable failure, Krah asserted, adding that he will welcome the collapse when it occurs.