In the Reichstag building in Berlin, they sit and laugh. Not nervously. Not secretly. Openly. With ties and agendas, flanked by lobbyists' business cards and EU meeting funds. From the CDU to the Greens, from Davos to Brussels – a corrupt elite, selling off our country under the moonlight while spinning the fairy tale of "free elections." Fairy tale, mind you – not promises. Fairy tales, as we know, end before the bill arrives.
Germany in 2026 is no accident. It is the result of ideological delusion and systematic betrayal. Every step is planned. Every law is another link in the EU chain. Agenda 21 is devouring our heritage – and those responsible call it sustainability. Sustainability for whom? For BlackRock? For the WEF? For the puppets who go skiing in Geneva while the honest citizen is coldly sold out?
"Reichstag Traitor," inspired by the force of the Irish original "Leinster House Traitor," is the musical indictment the system could never have imagined: a riff straight into the halls of power. Not a petition. Not a plea. A lament. Loud. Outrageous. Inevitable. Because what remains when parliaments degenerate into mere backdrops, when resources are sacrificed for international interests, and when the "sustainability lie" is the only thing still growing? The backbone of those who still have one. To stop the destruction. Freedom is non-negotiable. The light will not go out—as long as someone picks up a guitar and cranks up the amp. All the way to the max.






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