Also the two major conservative parties got 49.32% of the votes. They were running over 50% in the exit polls. But I think they still got over 50% of the seats.

Let me just first say: you are witnessing one day election in real time. Vote and Result.

As towards the quality of the elections, well, not only were Germans passports handed out like candy (powerbase), but also were perpetrated:

1. vote form was manipulated so people would not vote Afd
2. vote forms were destroyed.

That said: in the first vote and second vote, you can see a rise in votes for AfD, which other parties do not show.

One guess: it has all to do with money flow. Pensions, NGO's etc are getting rich by gaming the system. In Germany it is no different. In The Netherlands the Pensions funds have reportedly already "lost" hundreds of billions. There is fraud in reporting by official institution like the Central Bank too, tied to Blackrock.

They know the gig is up. They just hope to pursue it a little bit further down the road hoping to find some opportunity to play in their favor.

A Civil War is brewing. Maybe it's Time for Russian to help Liberate the Western European Christian Nations.

We need to help Russia in every way we can so they can liberate Europe. The CDU in Germany us basically Communist. We need common sense allies to end this madness

I've been looking at reports on this election and comments here.

• CDU is right wing according to Trump and German media, yet it's origins were from Weimar republic politicians (which I suspect influence it still to this day). I saw a comment from u/Envy4Trump claiming they are in effect communist, which may be a slight stretch but probably not a huge one given their founders
• CDU has already started distancing itself from the US, wanting "independence from US power" Mixed blessing that one, as it will force them to find nato more but shows they are less willing to work with Trump too.
• CDU has already refused to form a coalition with Afd, so they will have to form one with either the socialist SPD, or the greens and Linke (literally the left). Either way the swing group will be left wing and will oppose anti immigration efforts in Germany. The reality is a coalition with SPD is probably the only one the CDU can reasonably find agreeable with their current Chancellor in play.
• despite huge gains, AfD is unlikely to affect proper changes in Germany in the minority position in parliament. They will need to wait for another snap election when the inevitable CDU coalition fails (not if, diametrically opposed parties rarely last as coalition governments)

All in all, the German elections look like they have shown Germany as politically on shaky ground. The cabal still seems to have its grip on the nation, and there is likely to be more turmoil for Germany coming soon.

Germany isn't allowed to have a government for Germans by Germans because muh ww2 6 million.

Question is, will any party want to work with AfD? We saw it with DF in Denmark in the 80s, with SD in Sweden in the 90s and with AfD in Germany in the 10s. It took many elections, before the migrant-critical party was accepted supporting party.

In Denmark, the socialdemocratic prime minister held a speech in which he said: "you will never become housebroken". Today they are not as big anymore, as many of the big parties have adopted some of the migrant-critical lines.

In Sweden, the SD have just begun being kind of accepted, so I believe Germany still has a few election cycles to go...

really a stupid form of government - designed solely for the purpose of keeping "nazis" from "regaining" power...

so... everyone the cabal doesn't want to have power is a nazi.

the circle of political power spins on

Yeah, they're up to speed technologically, so, voter fraud is on the table.