14-03-2025, 08:01 PM
Demokratische Partei Launch Scathing attack on "blatant breach of law" by certain parties
The Demokratische Partei Chairman Miroslav Pfeizzer has launched a scathing attack on both the SWP and their coalition partners the KRP for what he described as a "blatant and disgusting breach of national law."
Mr Pfeizzer's comments were directed at the fact that both parties have attempted to go over the regulation which prevents paramilitaries. In a statement to the press earlier he said "It is absolutely ridiculous that these parties think they are above the law. We understand that with the recent terrorist attack people are scared, and our thoughts are with the families of the victims. However, this is not an excuse for the blatant and disgusting breach of national law which both parties have undertaken. If we are to show these terrorist that we are not going to be defeated then it is by carrying out our business normally, not by breaking down."
It is not yet known, how the party will react to Pfeizzer's words, although speculation suggests that he has the support of many major figures within the party, including Felix Janisch, the minister of Defense, and Johann Mueller, the son of former leader and founder Sebastien Mueller, who is rapidly shooting up the party structure.
The Demokratische Partei Chairman Miroslav Pfeizzer has launched a scathing attack on both the SWP and their coalition partners the KRP for what he described as a "blatant and disgusting breach of national law."
Mr Pfeizzer's comments were directed at the fact that both parties have attempted to go over the regulation which prevents paramilitaries. In a statement to the press earlier he said "It is absolutely ridiculous that these parties think they are above the law. We understand that with the recent terrorist attack people are scared, and our thoughts are with the families of the victims. However, this is not an excuse for the blatant and disgusting breach of national law which both parties have undertaken. If we are to show these terrorist that we are not going to be defeated then it is by carrying out our business normally, not by breaking down."
It is not yet known, how the party will react to Pfeizzer's words, although speculation suggests that he has the support of many major figures within the party, including Felix Janisch, the minister of Defense, and Johann Mueller, the son of former leader and founder Sebastien Mueller, who is rapidly shooting up the party structure.