False flag dialect: Why Germans are terrified of Friedrich Merz.

My Story about the Name Alfred is dedicated to my Jewish step grandpa Alfred Popper, who is a German Holocaust survivor. It is based on Otto Gertzen's PDF file and an initiative run by the University of Münster for Jewish students on campus. The brief biography is titled Corridor conversations (Flurgespräche). I found the PDF online and, after speaking with Otto Gertzken, decided to visit the last places Alfred Popper lived in Germany before fleeing to the United States. My grandma, Brigitta Wach, divorced my grandfather Walter Köngeter and married Alfred Popper, her second husband. Alfred immigrated with her, my father, and his siblings to the United States, where they lived in New York, Boston, and Falmouth, Maine, where they both died. My tour focused on false flag dialect, which aligned with the conclusions of Wittgenstein, Hegel, and Karl Popper. Perhaps Alfred's father was related to the philosopher Karl Popper. His mother was a Marxist, but the entire family was exterminated during the Holocaust.I traveled the summer before October 7, 2023, and it appeared like Google was showing me a prophecy involving an accident that occurred behind me in front of the Jewish memorial in Weener, where Alfred was born.There is also an intriguing connection to my dentists, Drs. Ralf Grime and Lars Pischzik. They practice on the opposite side of the Brecht House in Berlin. Alfred Popper was a dentist, and it appears that my dentist is the only doctor who makes sense in my life. What is your story about prophecies, dialects and the name Alfred?