The last item on our agenda.
It has to do with the Prague Declaration. Stefan, what's behind it?
At the suggestion of various participants last year, we thought that if we join forces here, if we
organize our will, we should also make it highly official.
And that is why we have drawn up a "Prague Declaration" for peace, in which we also want
to commit ourselves to standing up for peace.
And we will now proceed to this final climax.
And we'd like to invite a lady on stage to say a few words about this Prague Declaration.
You know them all, you appreciate them all, yes, you love them all. Welcome Beate Bahner.
The world is in turmoil because it has been pushed from one state of shock to the next for years.
The most brutal shock in recent years was the outrageous coronavirus staging by an unscrupulous coronavirus cartel.
It deliberately frightened people, established a new system of totalitarian vaccination and health
control and cost Germany a total of 440 billion euros.
At the same time, we have been confronted with the shock of the alleged climate catastrophe for years.
This also causes fundamental uncertainty, especially for young people, and at the same time leads to massive
financial burdens for companies and citizens, once again to the benefit of an invisible, dubious climate cartel.
The shock of the threat of war followed hot on the heels of the coronavirus pandemic.
This is accompanied by an unbelievable staging of war with one-sided and primitive
demonization of Russia and its leadership.
Once again, this means state-destroying expenditure for Germany.
NATO and the war cartel behind it are not ashamed to demand that their members provide the outrageous sum of
5% of gross domestic product for defense and armaments.
Together with the interest incurred, this will take up the entire German annual budget so that
there will be no money left for anything else.
This will finally squeeze and destroy the European nations and their citizens financially, as these unsustainable costs will
lead to the rapid economic and social collapse of our countries and the rapid impoverishment of large sections of our citizens.
Compulsory military service is to be reintroduced.
This means that not only the professional soldiers but also German men are risking their lives and thus
their future in a completely senseless and hopeless war.
This development is almost unimaginable.
And yet the majority, at least of Germans, are once again supporting all of this.
For the third time in 110 years, the majority of Germans are not standing up to the war mongering of politicians and the media.
On the contrary, once again the majority of Germans voted for the parties that are leading
them into a catastrophe with their eyes wide open.
Once again, the majority of Germans do not realize how they are being harnessed to the carts of foreign
interests and billionaire profiteers through unscrupulous propaganda and thrown to these sharks.
The hypocrisy of the National Day of Mourning, which was celebrated again in November to commemorate the victims of both
world wars and tyranny, with the participation of Friedrich Merz, Julia Klöckner, Stephan
Harbarth and others, can hardly be surpassed.
The following memorial was read out there:
"Today we think of the victims of violence and war, of children, women and men of all nations.
We commemorate the soldiers who died in world wars, the people who lost their lives as a result of acts of war or
afterwards in captivity as displaced persons and refugees.
We remember those who were persecuted and killed because they belonged to a different people, were of a different race, were
part of a minority, for example because of their gender or sexual identity, or whose lives were deemed
unworthy of life because of an illness or disability.
We remember those who died because they resisted tyranny and those who died because
they held fast to their convictions or beliefs.
We mourn for the victims of the wars and civil wars of our time, for the victims of terrorism and political
persecution, for the soldiers, police officers and other forces who lost their lives abroad.
Today we also remember those who have been victimized by hatred and violence in our country.
We commemorate the victims of terrorism and extremism, anti-Semitism and racism in our country.
We mourn the dead with all those who are suffering and share their pain.
But our lives are characterized by the hope of reconciliation among people, and our responsibility is for
peace among people at home and throughout the world."
Mr. Chancellor Merz, Ms. Klöckner, President of the Bundestag, how do these dignified and profound words fit
in with your war-mongering and with the unspeakable Bundeswehr and war propaganda in schools?
How does this commemoration of the dead fit in with the new buzzword of the decade that you have
all been repeating, the alleged war capability?
Have they really been forgotten, all our parents and grandparents who had to witness the horrors of the last war and
who would never support your inconceivable war fantasies?
Have we really forgotten how murderous the Nazi Germans were against the Soviet Union in the Second World
War, costing the lives of countless millions of people, the majority of them civilians?
Has it really already been forgotten, the unification of Germany, which would not have been possible
without the consent of the Russians and the Russian people?
Has the founding of the UN exactly 80 years ago, shortly after the end of the Second World War, been forgotten?
Forget the goal of the UN, which as a worldwide association of almost all states is committed to world peace, as follows:
"We, the peoples of the United Nations, determined to save future generations from the scourge of war - which twice in our lifetime
has brought untold suffering to humanity - have resolved to work together in our efforts to achieve these goals."
Mr. Chancellor, Madam President of the Bundestag, allow me to politely point out that war propaganda is prohibited under
Article 20 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, as is any incitement to hostility and violence.
I would also like to remind you that this pact has been German law since 1973.
Even the preparation of a war of aggression, as you of course know better, is unconstitutional under Article 26 of our German
Basic Law and is also punishable by life imprisonment as a serious criminal offense
under Section 13 of international criminal law.
§ Section 80a StGB already makes incitement to aggression a serious criminal offense.
Have they really been forgotten or even willfully thrown overboard in favor of a gigantic war machine and war industry -
the criteria of law, reason, understanding, ethics and morality as an indispensable foundation for a fair, peaceful
and free life and fraternal coexistence here on our planet?
In any case, we here and millions of our fellow citizens in Germany, Austria and
throughout Europe remember law, ethics and morals.
And we also remember the great criers and warnings of the last century, such as the doctor, theologian,
musician and humanist Albert Schweitzer, who was not awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for nothing.
Albert Schweitzer summarized his life's insight as follows:
"I consider what I call reverence for life to be the final realization that shows me the direction of my life.
I understand this to mean that all life is something mysterious and intrinsically valuable, to which we relate in a compassionate
and co-experiencing way, to the extent that we become thinking.
Whoever is seized by this thinking reverence for life knows that good consists in the preservation and
promotion of life and evil in the damage and destruction of life, both physical and spiritual."
For the great pacifist Albert Schweitzer, whose 150th birthday and 60th anniversary of his death in 2025 was
concealed by almost all the media, ethics is the unlimited extension of responsibility for everything that lives.
The Prague Declaration 2025, which I will now read out to you at the end of this second powerful alternative
WEF here in Prague and which we will all sign together afterwards, also follows this ethic.
Prague Declaration 2025: ALL FOR PEACE.
In the coronavirus era, we have seen how civil and human rights have been suspended, physical integrity disregarded,
personal freedoms curtailed and livelihoods destroyed.
A war in Europe would exceed this suffering many times over.
In order to preserve our human dignity, our self-determination and our freedom, the most urgent imperative of the
hour is to prevent a war both internally and externally.
We are witnessing how language is being brutalized, truth distorted and violence
justified as a means of serving political interests.
And we know that no war comes about without the silence of the many and no peace without the courage of the individual.
2026 should be the year in which we as citizens, parents, friends and neighbors stand up, not against anyone, but for peace.
We, the signatories of this declaration, therefore solemnly declare, in full responsibility before history, that we are
unconditionally opposed to war in Europe, that we reject violence as a means to political or human ends and that we
will actively campaign for a powerful peace movement in 2026.
Peace begins within us, but it does not stay with us. It grows when we live it.
That is why we are saying together today: Never again war, never again silence - everything for peace!
Everything for peace.
Ladies and gentlemen, dear friends, today and here, in this special place and at this important moment,
there is nothing more fulfilling for me than to send a strong signal together with all of you.
A sign of hope, responsibility and the determined will for a more peaceful world.
I also look back with great pleasure and deep gratitude on the intensive discussions, the inspiring contributions and the diverse
perspectives that characterized this second alternative WEF.
Today, we have all moved a little closer together, across borders, across ideologies, across personal differences, united
by the common conviction that peace is not a state that is given to us as a gift, but a task that we must actively shape.
It therefore fills me with great pride that we are now jointly signing the Prague Declaration 2025 ALL FOR PEACE.
This declaration is much more than a document. It is a promise!
A promise to ourselves, to our fellow human beings, to future generations.
A promise that obliges us to keep thinking, keep acting and never let up when it comes to defending and enabling peace.
Let's create this moment together - visible, powerful and united.
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