Angela Merkel left reeling as "Germany's Ukip" surges and enters the Bundestag

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Chancellor Angela Merkel left reeling as the "German Ukip" set up only four years ago surges to become Germany's third largest party

The Alternative for Germany - known as the AfD - has won 80 to 90 seats in the Bundestag after it surged

Nigel Farage campaigning earlier this month with the AfD's Vice Leader Beatrix von Storch

Germany's Angela Merkel speaks of "extraordinary challenge" and vows to listen to nationalist voters' concerns https://t.co/7TDM209DEf

— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) September 24, 2017

BREAKING: Eurosceptic AfD surge according to exit polls. Gained huge support after Merkel opened the floodgates! 🇩🇪https://t.co/2RpvhYvZfy

— Leave.EU (@LeaveEUOfficial) September 24, 2017

Wow. In East Germany the AfD is the second party
(ht @_PaulSchmidt) https://t.co/U8fxUyizv3

— Matt Goodwin (@GoodwinMJ) September 24, 2017

Here are the projected results of the German election https://t.co/vVPWJtRLms pic.twitter.com/SLzqAHxnPE

— Financial Times (@FT) September 24, 2017

Ha ha HA!

Terrorist enabler Merkel can only now form a Coalition with either the SPD or with the Greens and FDP. In terms of the SDP, a disaster - their leader Martin Schultz, one of the most fanatical Euro federalist lunatics out there (the guy Godfrey Bloom shouted fascist at a few years back), quit as European Parliament President in order to fight this election and lost bigly! Sad! Egg on all their faces.

German establishment trounced:
- Worst result for Merkel's CDU/CSU since 1949
- Worst result for SPD Since 1945

— zerohedge (@zerohedge) September 24, 2017

Now let's wait to hear it was those pesky Russians again when the real reason is....

Time for a new Germany.

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Results still coming in but looks like AfD to win 95 seats as currently projected.

The SPD have ruled out a Grand Coalition with the CDU - partly because they've been in one for the past 8 years but also because if they did not then the AfD would become the official opposition party in Germany, and the major parties can't handle real opposition.

These are the expected winners and losers from the German election, in East Germany compared to West Germany https://t.co/YuKzxYWiZm pic.twitter.com/Yne4fLzaao

— Financial Times (@FT) September 24, 2017