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Actually, when it comes to our governments, at least in Germany, a genuine euphemism. For years I have tried to explain that functioning politics must be designed as rationally, sensibly, transparently and sustainably as possible, and that democracy thrives not only on everyone involved, but also on everyone involved adhering to the rules of the game and themselves do not form any "castes" (Hartzer, super rich or professional politicians), because this is the certain death of any democracy.
It was yesterday Christian Ehring addressed very clearly in extra-3 and thus probably also demonstrated the explosive nature of this problem for everyone by marveling at the fact that such spontaneous actions as the nuclear phase-out or a 100 billion euro financial injection for the German armed forces were thrown off the fence overnight, but meanwhile all the problems that threaten our society and life as a whole can be ignored or even suppressed - and this for decades.
The currently most popular representative of this deficit politician caste is not Gerhard Schroeder or the very current one Olaf Scholz, but still the real one Angela Merkel heiress Ursula von der Leyen. This blow-dried hairstyle (pars pro toto) has been announcing constant new cash injections since it “seized power” in Brussels, and each time in the trillion euro range, for everything and everyone, without ever having to pay for a single thing.
This constant "banging on the shit" by our professional politicians delights their voters time and time again, but it doesn't solve a single problem, but only reinforces it and brings us ever further to the brink of the abyss!
As already known, Merkel's nuclear phase-out has neither saved the environment nor secured our energy supply. It has only made everything worse and more expensive and will probably soon have to be reversed for huge sums of tax money. This German nuclear phase-out has caused damage to Germany and Europe that can no longer be repaired!
The billions invested in the Bundeswehr will also fizzle out without any effect and only enrich the usual political profiteers if you don't finally start making responsible politics.
Christian Ehring asked yesterday, quite rightly, what is actually being done for education and against global warming? These issues, too, will continue to be postponed until a prime opportunity presents itself to really "hit the crap"!
I can well imagine how Ursula von der Leyen announces a 5 trillion rescue package to the roar of their minions the day before the end of the world, and Markus Söder quickly added that they would soon be working on a 6 trillion euro package in and for Bavaria.
But back to the here and now. Right now, our politicians are being celebrated for supporting Ukraine, a war for which they alone are partly responsible. In the meantime, our politics has reached the quality of a fireman who burns down houses to celebrate extinguishing them.
As we all know, in addition to the educational deficit and the environmental problems that are fatal to everyone, there are other problems that weigh heavily on us, such as a lack of support within Europe, a large prosperity gap, a shortage of skilled workers and a shortage of raw materials and energy.
And let's not forget that in parts of Europe and Germany where things are still going fairly smoothly, there is also a housing shortage. And it is precisely in these areas that there are still serious problems with the integration of new citizens and probably also the greatest educational deficits, which is already leading to the fact that we have to endure more and more anti-democratic civil movements and actions - the disintegration of our society is becoming more and more obvious!
We are currently reckoning with the arrival of at least 5 million Ukrainians (and that's right!), who will probably stay with us for years and will certainly also have other family members. However, we can already assume that they do not want to stay long in Poland or Romania (where they are not welcome for very long either!), but quite logically orientate themselves towards where they will find the best job opportunities and the best social and medical care .
Ergo, these people will also gather in those areas where politics and administration can no longer cope with the current population, like here in Heilbronn.
This will further intensify the existing problems — certainly at a very high level — because you can hardly accommodate new arrivals in a structurally run-down area without putting a tremendous strain on all the people living in it.
It is not enough as soon as the first confrontations begin that Winfried Kretschmann steps before the media and announces a corresponding 2 trillion euro make-a-wish package.
I hope I was able to make my point in a hurry today: we don't need incompetent brawlers and announcers who continue to run down and sell out our country, but politicians who start tackling problems and looking for viable solutions.
“Schroeder remains stubborn. He does not want to give up his posts on the supervisory boards of Rosneft, Nord Stream and soon Gazprom. That's called flawless loyalty. You don't get rid of such posts as easily as, let's say, wives. Being the CEO like that is something for life.”
Christian Ehring, extra-3 (03.03.2022/XNUMX/XNUMX)
