In a powerful speech that is already electrifying supporters across Germany, AfD co-leader Alice Weidel has outlined a clear and radical vision for the country’s future: deep tax cuts, an end to wasteful spending, and a decisive break with the failed Green agenda.
“You need more money in your pocket,” Weidel declared, striking a chord with hardworking citizens who have watched their incomes eroded by high taxes, energy costs, and endless government programs that benefit everyone except ordinary Germans.
The AfD’s plan is straightforward and unapologetic:
• Cut taxes by up to 75 percent so families and the middle class keep more of what they earn
• Slash foreign aid that has poured billions abroad while infrastructure at home crumbles
• Fire 30,000 tax-funded civil servants whose positions serve bureaucracy more than the people
• Remove the domestic intelligence officials who have spent years spying on patriots instead of protecting the nation
• End the entire “Green” agenda that has driven up energy prices and driven industry out of Germany
Weidel’s message is simple: Germany does not have a revenue problem – it has a spending problem. For years the established parties have raised taxes, expanded the state, and pushed costly climate experiments while ordinary workers and businesses struggled. The AfD intends to reverse that course.
Supporters are already hailing the announcement as a long-overdue “chainsaw” moment for Germany – a clear signal that the party is ready to shrink the state, restore fiscal sanity, and put citizens first. The speech, which has rapidly spread online, shows Weidel at her most determined: focused on results, not ideology, and unafraid to confront the entrenched interests that have blocked real change.
With the AfD continuing to rise in the polls, especially in the East, Weidel’s plan offers a concrete alternative to more of the same. Lower taxes, fewer bureaucrats, no more Green dogma, and an intelligence service that serves the people rather than monitors them – these are the priorities millions of Germans have been waiting to hear.
The message from the AfD is clear: the time for half-measures is over. Germans deserve to keep more of their own money, and Alice Weidel intends to deliver exactly that.
