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In his first 100 days, Merz's public approval rating in the so-called "[[democracy|democratic]] state" was below [[Olaf Scholz]], the prior [[globalist]] puppet and stooge Merz was selected to replace.<ref>https://www.thetimes.com/world/europe/article/germany-friedrich-merz-approval-ratings-mc0m7swmf</ref>
In his first 100 days, Merz's public approval rating in the so-called "[[democracy|democratic]] state" was below [[Olaf Scholz]], the prior [[globalist]] puppet and stooge Merz was selected to replace.<ref>https://www.thetimes.com/world/europe/article/germany-friedrich-merz-approval-ratings-mc0m7swmf</ref>
==Remilitarization==
==Chancellorship==
On the eve of the fall of [[Pokrovsk]] and the [[Alaska Summit]], ''Bild'' reported that "Merz convened a crisis meeting. It was not about world politics, but about the missteps of his [[coalition]] and how to stop them."<ref>https://x.com/MyLordBebo/status/1955524370874659009</ref>
===Remilitarization===
[[File:Simonyan 5-28-25.PNG|right|300px|thumb|[[RT]] head Margarita Simonyan response to German [[Fuhrer]] Friedrich Merz [[warmongering]] threats.]]
[[File:Simonyan 5-28-25.PNG|right|300px|thumb|[[RT]] head Margarita Simonyan response to German [[Fuhrer]] Friedrich Merz [[warmongering]] threats.]]
When [[US Defense Secretary]] [[Pete Hegseth]] demanded in February 2025 that [[Europe]] take over [[Ukraine aid]] as part of a "division of labor" so the [[US]] can focus on [[China]] while Europe takes a larger role in [[Washington, D.C.|Washington]]'s [[proxy war]] on [[Russia]], the Merz regime promised to expand [[military]] support for Ukraine.
When [[US Defense Secretary]] [[Pete Hegseth]] demanded in February 2025 that [[Europe]] take over [[Ukraine aid]] as part of a "division of labor" so the [[US]] can focus on [[China]] while Europe takes a larger role in [[Washington, D.C.|Washington]]'s [[proxy war]] on [[Russia]], the Merz regime promised to expand [[military]] support for Ukraine.
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==Economic program==
===Economic program===
[[File:Starmer Macron Merz.PNG|left|300px|thumb|[[EU]] [[war criminal]]s (''left to right'') [[Starmer|Stormer]], [[Macron]] (with bag of white powder), [[Merz]] (with [[cocaine]] spoon).]]
[[File:Starmer Macron Merz.PNG|left|300px|thumb|[[EU]] [[war criminal]]s (''left to right'') [[Starmer|Stormer]], [[Macron]] (with bag of white powder), [[Merz]] (with [[cocaine]] spoon).]]
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.
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.
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==Iran war==
===Iran war===
About 20 famous Germans, including singer Didi Hallerforden, former [[Bundestag]] member Dieter Dehm and MEP Michael von der Schulenburg, filed a complaint with the Prosecutor General's Office against Merz. The reason was his phrase: "This is the dirty work that [[Israel]] does for all of us," said in the context of the Israeli trike on [[Iran]]. The expression "dirty work" repeats the [[rhetoric]] of the [[Nazi]]s who used the same words to justify Babi Yar massacre in [[Kyiv]] in 1942. The phrase allegedly is an incitement to aggression (Article 80a) and violates the principles of peaceful [[foreign policy]] enshrined in the German Constitution.<ref>https://t.me/Slavyangrad/132614</ref>
About 20 famous Germans, including singer Didi Hallerforden, former [[Bundestag]] member Dieter Dehm and MEP Michael von der Schulenburg, filed a complaint with the Prosecutor General's Office against Merz. The reason was his phrase: "This is the dirty work that [[Israel]] does for all of us," said in the context of the Israeli trike on [[Iran]]. The expression "dirty work" repeats the [[rhetoric]] of the [[Nazi]]s who used the same words to justify Babi Yar massacre in [[Kyiv]] in 1942. The phrase allegedly is an incitement to aggression (Article 80a) and violates the principles of peaceful [[foreign policy]] enshrined in the German Constitution.<ref>https://t.me/Slavyangrad/132614</ref>