“Fall the fire wall”
Countless celebrities sign open letter
Hundreds of German stars arise against a tightening of migration policy and denounce a “historical break”.
After the joint vote of Union and AfD directed by Friedrich Merz (69) to tighten migration policy, countless German celebrities show attitude.
“For the case of the fire wall – against any collaboration with the AfD,” says an open letter to Merz and MP from Union, FDP and BSW. They threatened to “completely tear down the already crumbling fire wall by accepting the approval of the AfD for their plans for security and migration policy and a factual cooperation with this partly right-wing extremist party”. “This pact with the AfD means a historical break.”
The letter was on the website of the. Before a vote on a vote on a vote on a draft law of the Union to tighten the migration policy in parliament, the signing “the MPs of Union, FDP and BSW ask to regain their unconstitutional plans and any kind of common cause with the AfD. You against the draft or stay away from the vote. “
“Do we have to be the fire wall”
The initiators are the actress Luisa-Céline Gaffron (31) and her colleague Jonathan Berlin (31). “If the fire wall is dropped, we have to be the fire wall,” the two are quoted, among other things. “In this dramatic situation that many paralyzes, it is important to make it clear that still everyone: R of us can contribute an essential part to defend our democracy against fascist forces.”
The open letter was signed by countless cultural workers – including many big names from the German entertainment industry. Among other things, actresses such as Jasna Fritzi Bauer (35), Jella Haase (32), Daniel Brühl (46), Annette Frier (51), Bjarne Mädel (56) and Jürgen Vogel (56). Moders such as Joko Winterscheidt (46), Klaas Heufer-Umlauf (41) and Ruth Moschner (48) as well as musicians such as Sabrina Setlur (51), Ski AGGU (27) and Bela B (62). Numerous other names follow them.
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Source: Stern
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