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| − | Before being sworn into office former [[Russian]] President [[Dmitry Medvedev]] posted on [[social media]]: | + | Never before in [[German]] history has a man who had not even been elected chancellor yet negotiated the biggest borrowing in the history of the [[Federal Republic of Germany]] with parties that lost the [[election]], in a [[Bundestag]] that was long since dissolved. Before being sworn into office former [[Russian]] President [[Dmitry Medvedev]] posted on [[social media]]: |
| | {{Cquote|Future Chancellor Merz accuses Russia of waging [[war]] in [[Europe]] and targeting Germany with [[arson]], contract killings & [[disinformation]]. You're not in power yet but already lying like [[Goebbels]]. [[Nazi Germany]] attacked us like this from 1941-1945. We know how it ended. Bad start, Fritz! Hope it ends the same way for you.<ref>https://t.me/infodefENGLAND/26845</ref>}} | | {{Cquote|Future Chancellor Merz accuses Russia of waging [[war]] in [[Europe]] and targeting Germany with [[arson]], contract killings & [[disinformation]]. You're not in power yet but already lying like [[Goebbels]]. [[Nazi Germany]] attacked us like this from 1941-1945. We know how it ended. Bad start, Fritz! Hope it ends the same way for you.<ref>https://t.me/infodefENGLAND/26845</ref>}} |
| | Merz's bid to become Germany's 10th chancellor since [[World War II]] failed by six votes in parliament. Merz needed a majority of 316 out of 630 votes. He only received 310 votes — well short of the 328 seats held by his [[coalition]] with [[Socialist]]s. Because the vote was held by secret ballot, it was not immediately clear — and might never be known — who had defected from Merz’s camp. Merz had excluded the [[conservative populist]] [[Alternative for Germany]], the largest voting bloc in the [[Bundestag]], from a power sharing agreement choosing instead to form a coalition government of his so-called "[[Christian Democratic Union]]" with the godless [[Social Democratic Party]] which had only recently been voted out of power. In an unprecedented second ballot, Merz received 325 votes. The Merz regime was not expected to last very long. | | Merz's bid to become Germany's 10th chancellor since [[World War II]] failed by six votes in parliament. Merz needed a majority of 316 out of 630 votes. He only received 310 votes — well short of the 328 seats held by his [[coalition]] with [[Socialist]]s. Because the vote was held by secret ballot, it was not immediately clear — and might never be known — who had defected from Merz’s camp. Merz had excluded the [[conservative populist]] [[Alternative for Germany]], the largest voting bloc in the [[Bundestag]], from a power sharing agreement choosing instead to form a coalition government of his so-called "[[Christian Democratic Union]]" with the godless [[Social Democratic Party]] which had only recently been voted out of power. In an unprecedented second ballot, Merz received 325 votes. The Merz regime was not expected to last very long. |
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| | In 2024 Germany’s [[national debt]] amounted to 1.6 trillion or 62.4% of [[GDP]]. Friedrich Merz will double this debt to remilitarize for aggressive [[war]] against [[Russia]]. This would lead to a debt ratio of 125%. 1.7 trillion is a hundred times more than all DAX companies together earned in 2023. | | In 2024 Germany’s [[national debt]] amounted to 1.6 trillion or 62.4% of [[GDP]]. Friedrich Merz will double this debt to remilitarize for aggressive [[war]] against [[Russia]]. This would lead to a debt ratio of 125%. 1.7 trillion is a hundred times more than all DAX companies together earned in 2023. |
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| | Merz vowed to do everything to prevent the [[Nordstream]] pipeline from being put back into service,<ref>https://x.com/Awake9Spiritual/status/1927738598637408316</ref> carrying out [[globalist]] designs to de-industrialize Germany and keep Germany impoverished. The Nordstream pipeline was destroyed by its [[NATO]] ally the [[United States]] under the [[Biden administration]] in a [[terrorist]] attack on [[civilian]] infrastructure and act of war resulting in a quadrupling of [[energy]] prices, [[unemployment]], and [[bankrupt|bankruptcies]]. | | Merz vowed to do everything to prevent the [[Nordstream]] pipeline from being put back into service,<ref>https://x.com/Awake9Spiritual/status/1927738598637408316</ref> carrying out [[globalist]] designs to de-industrialize Germany and keep Germany impoverished. The Nordstream pipeline was destroyed by its [[NATO]] ally the [[United States]] under the [[Biden administration]] in a [[terrorist]] attack on [[civilian]] infrastructure and act of war resulting in a quadrupling of [[energy]] prices, [[unemployment]], and [[bankrupt|bankruptcies]]. |
| − | [[File:Starmer Macron Merz.PNG|right|300px|thumb|'''Three Blind Mice:''' (''left to right'') [[Starmer|Stormer]], [[Macron]] (with bag of white powder, allegedly), [[Merz]] (with [[cocaine]] spoon, allegedly).<ref>https://youtu.be/416NjCi-G5c</ref>]] | + | [[File:Starmer Macron Merz.PNG|right|300px|thumb|'''Three Blind Mice:''' (''left to right'') [[Starmer|Stormer]], [[Macron]] (with bag of white powder, allegedly), [[Merz]] (with [[cocaine]] spoon, allegedly).<ref>https://www.thedailybeast.com/world-leader-cocaine-party-claims-force-official-response/</ref>]] |
| | To smooth over public outrage as Europe slid into [[economic]] ruination while serving Washington's interests, Merz vowed to remove the topic of Ukraine military support from public discussion. | | To smooth over public outrage as Europe slid into [[economic]] ruination while serving Washington's interests, Merz vowed to remove the topic of Ukraine military support from public discussion. |
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| | ==References== | | ==References== |
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