»The AfD has apparently fallen for a perfectly orchestrated guerrilla action: posing as the putative company, ›Flyerservice Hahn‹, the Center for Political Beauty (CPB) convinced numerous AfD district associations to send it around five million election leaflets.«

»In my opinion, ladies and gentlemen, fascism ALWAYS belongs in the trashcan!«

»Have you ever wondered why the AfD distributed so few flyers and advertising material during parliamentary election campaigns? It's probably because of those party members who, while in on the general rabble-rousing, were unwilling to use the normal means – like those used by the ›morons from the established parties‹ - of distributing campaign material.‹«

»So it was precisely the art activist group, the CPB, which back in 2017 (...) seriously annoyed the AfD, that – it claims - accepted no less than five million election flyers – which amounted to 72 tons of advertising material - only then, of course, to not distribute them.«

»Disguised as a fake flyer distribution company, the Center for Political Beauty extracted millions of flyers from the AfD. The party is absolutely furious.«

»The exhibition of the flyers is the tentative climax of an action that was greeted online by mass gloating and mockery of the AfD.«

»Normally, election flyers are distributed by local party workers; but some local Alternativ für Deutschland (AfD) local associations took a different approach. They commissioned the Flyerservice Hahn to carry out this tedious work. This turned out to be a mistake, from the party's point of view – but much to the delight of the ›Center for Political Beauty‹«

»After activists from the group ›Center for Political Beauty‹ (CPB) cheated the AfD out of some five million flyers and posters during the election campaign and publicly exposed them, on Thursday morning things moved to the next stage. (...) The flyers were presented in three rubble containers filled to the brim and prepared ›for disposal‹ (...). The CPB then announced via Twitter that in the afternoon anyone interested would have the opportunity to come along and swim in the flyers.«

»The AfD, which has been well and truly hoodwinked, is probably foaming at the mouth. They don't want to give interviews and simply refer all enquiries to a press release.«

»How could a party be – pardon my bluntness - so stupid as to put its election campaign in the hands of an obviously bogus company ... a company with no other clients, and no entry in the commercial register?«

»The Berlin public prosecutor's office is ordering another round of politically motivated house searches against female artists. It seems as if some young lawyers would like to see a return of the Weimar Republic. Is this the same public prosecutor as in our case? We'll find out.«

»The AfD doesn't have much appreciation for art: they now want to file criminal charges.«

»In their abstract, poetic description of what they do, one of the characteristics of the collective's work is already clear: they provoke with their statements, create linguistic contradictions and want to initiate debate through their modes of communication.«

»Yes, the CPB pushes the boundaries of political politeness and certainly of criminal law. But that is a different matter. Their attack is not aimed at democracy, quite the opposite in fact: they want to reveal the gaping wounds of democracy.«

»I must admit, however, that as I was wading around in a pile of racist fliers three metres deep, I felt extremely happy. The only thing that makes me happier is being in a crowd of tens of thousands of people blocking AfD events. Antifascist art is an important component of such a mass movement.«

»But nobody in the AfD suspected anything - Hahn's give-away prices were apparently irresistible.«

»These German activists show that using art as a weapon can be fun—and very effective.«