If the prophet does not come to the mountain, the mountain itself must become a prophet. That’s fine Sibylle Berg then she thought from feminist frigate to right-wing rebel became. Since she considers herself “non-binary,” the pun on the male item (“the mountain”) doesn’t have much to worry about. But what exactly happened?
People who dance in the gender revisionists’ permanent Walpurgisnacht don’t normally provide pleasant quotes for the page 2 section of the JF print edition, where Berg’s statement from an interview with the World was quoted: “Why is everything going wrong now? And how is it possible that such a group of people work like ants in a crowd in the European Parliament, but nothing good for the population comes out of it? … Every government wants to be able to control its population at all times. Perhaps out of fear of impending uprisings. Or just for fun.”
Sibylle Berg: “If everything that is critical is ‘right’, people become silent”
The author of plays, novels and essays, born in 1962 in the Goethe city of Weimar, a child from the GDR, went to the West five years before the fall of the Berlin Wall, studied politics in Hamburg, which to some extent guarantees left-wing socialization, and then worked for advertising agencies such as Scholz & Friends and Springer & Jacoby. She promoted unhealthy things like coffee and tobacco and, according to her own statements, owes the industry “written precision and aversion to advertising” – which can undoubtedly be interpreted as aversion to mendacity. Is this the bridge to now?
Like many others, the Covid stress test and the stubborn regime of those who now hypocritically call themselves the “democratic parties” became an awakening experience: Berg lamented in an interview with the Worldthat even criticism of capitalism is now ‘right-wing’, ‘also pacifism, and if everything that criticizes government leaders is right-wing, it is very effective in silencing people’.
Oh, what a swearer loyal leftists and fanatical rainbow feminists might think. She gave them a drink on this year’s International Women’s Day, March 8, when she appeared in the Jewish Weekly Tacheles raged: “How can you look at yourself in the mirror with your silence?” And thus criticized the double standards of left-wing anti-Zionist protests. If a frontline leftist is attacking a significant portion of her own readership in this way, she should have a plan B. After all, and this is exactly what irritates Berg, you have to be prepared for calls for a boycott at any time if you don’t salute every Geßler hat that left-wing governors throw at you. As a Swiss, Berg knows his way around.
When Berg enters the EU Parliament, things will get interesting
But the writing is still going very well. She made her breakthrough with the novel ‘A few people look for happiness and laugh at themselves’ (1997). The novels ‘Sex, ‘America’ and ‘Gold’ followed in 2001 “First the annoying things. Men’s Stories”. In “GRM. Brainfuck” (2019), a feminist dystopia in which England has become a surveillance state, and in “RCE. ‘Remote Code Execution’ (2022), she offers revolutionary cells against totalitarianism.
So it goes without saying that the lateral thinker does not hope for fatty diets now in second place on the European election list of the nice political association “The Party”.but rather the hope to “get more attention for clarification in parliament”, that is the author. When she moves in on June 9, it will be interesting to see who she votes for. And then the sympathy among right-wing voters could soon be over. A swallow does not make a summer, and a few moments of light do not make a mountain a prophet.