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Skybird · 10-12-22, 11:00 AM

Dazzle from the glossy brochure of self-deception. It does not last, neither in terms of financial support nor in terms of temporarily increased acceptance among the population. And it is not difficult to increase this acceptance, because in Germany the military has always been looked down upon with great contempt. When it is so far down, change can really only go in one direction. And the 100 billion in special assets? To a large extent only a smoke candle, which is fizzled out as a component of the regular annual budget.

Don't fall for it. Look at how our economy is being destroyed intentionally, and how our additonal new debts caused by unofficial special fonds and side budgets have been pumped up to be twice as large as the official budget.

Biggest army in NATO. Yeah, sure. One of Bubble-Olaf's best jokes ever.

Be aware of one thing. In terms of financial policy, the balance of power in Europe is shifting towards Club Med, from creditors to debtors, and in terms of political organization toward the Eastern European members of the EU and NATO, with a focus on Poland. Virtually all the gains in political weight that these states are making, are gains that an increasingly weak and vulnerable Germany has had to give up. The center in Europe is shifting, from Berlin to Warsaw.

Germany will be lucky if it survives even the next few years in one piece without collapsing completely. The danger exists, and it is real. With our political personnel, one can only get scared and anxious. That's why I keep assuming the worst. I have every reason to. The era of Germany having a dominant say in Europe, is over.

10-12-22, 11:00 AM	#1673
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,806 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Dazzle from the glossy brochure of self-deception. It does not last, neither in terms of financial support nor in terms of temporarily increased acceptance among the population. And it is not difficult to increase this acceptance, because in Germany the military has always been looked down upon with great contempt. When it is so far down, change can really only go in one direction. And the 100 billion in special assets? To a large extent only a smoke candle, which is fizzled out as a component of the regular annual budget. Don't fall for it. Look at how our economy is being destroyed intentionally, and how our additonal new debts caused by unofficial special fonds and side budgets have been pumped up to be twice as large as the official budget. Biggest army in NATO. Yeah, sure. One of Bubble-Olaf's best jokes ever. Be aware of one thing. In terms of financial policy, the balance of power in Europe is shifting towards Club Med, from creditors to debtors, and in terms of political organization toward the Eastern European members of the EU and NATO, with a focus on Poland. Virtually all the gains in political weight that these states are making, are gains that an increasingly weak and vulnerable Germany has had to give up. The center in Europe is shifting, from Berlin to Warsaw. Germany will be lucky if it survives even the next few years in one piece without collapsing completely. The danger exists, and it is real. With our political personnel, one can only get scared and anxious. That's why I keep assuming the worst. I have every reason to. The era of Germany having a dominant say in Europe, is over. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert. Last edited by Skybird; 10-12-22 at 11:13 AM.