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The phrase is associated with Alice Weidel, co-leader of Germany's Alternative for Germany party, and with the party's long-running criticism of wind energy. As a short soundboard clip, it has circulated mainly as a political meme, quoted both by supporters who agree with its attack on turbines and by critics who reuse it to satirise AfD rhetoric. Its appeal is its brevity: a single loaded label that instantly signals a position on German energy policy without needing a longer speech. That shorthand quality keeps it useful in short-form edits, reaction videos and political compilations.
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A short speech clip in which Alice Weidel calls wind turbines windmills of shame, often reused in political memes and reaction edits about German energy policy.
Alice Weidel delivers the line in a firm, declarative tone, turning a policy attack on wind turbines into a punchy, instantly quotable phrase. The short clip strips away the surrounding debate, leaving only the pointed wording and the emphasis in her voice, which makes it feel like a verdict rather than an argument. Listeners recognise the rhythm immediately, even without context, and the bluntness gives it a mocking edge that works just as well for supporters repeating it approvingly as for critics using it ironically. It lands as a compact political soundbite, sharp, memorable and easy to drop into a cut.
