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| − | '''Friedrich Merz''' or '''Mad Merz''' is the anti-[[democracy|democratic]] [[globalist]] [[fuhrer]] of the [[Federal Republic of Germany]] since 6 May 2025. Merz is | + | '''Friedrich Merz''' or '''Mad Merz''' is the anti-[[democracy|democratic]] [[globalist]] [[fuhrer]] of the [[Federal Republic of Germany]] since 6 May 2025. Merz is said to be obsessed with the idea of revenge for [[Nazi Germany]]'s defeat by the [[Soviet Union]].<ref>https://en.topwar.ru/270469-svr-rf-merc-oderzhim-idejami-revansha-germanii-i-skrytno-postavljaet-kievu-taurus.html</ref> Many [[foreign affairs]] and [[international relations]] experts have said Merz is the most dangerous [[German Chancellor]] since [[Adolf Hitler]]. He is the former head of the [[German]] [[Blackrock]] office.<ref>https://unherd.com/2025/02/will-merz-sell-germany-to-blackrock/</ref> He is currently leader of [[neoconservative]] [[Christian Democratic Union]] (CDU) aligned with [[socialist]]s. In the 2025 election, he promised to close the borders of the country on [[illegal immigrant]]s, but after winning election, he turned against his voters. He also promised not to form a government with the [[conservative populist]] [[Alternative for Germany]] party, which won the biggest bloc of seats in the [[Bundestag]] in the 2025 [[election]]s, forming a [[coalition]] government instead with the [[establishment]] [[leftwing|leftist]] [[Social Democratic Party]]<ref>https://x.com/RadioGenoa/status/1894450202150347060</ref> which simultaneously had just been voted out of power. |
Russia expert [[Dr. Gilbert Doctorow]] commented: | Russia expert [[Dr. Gilbert Doctorow]] commented: | ||
{{Cquote|there is now another [[European]] 'leader' whose [[anti-Russian]] words may translate into actions that will be devastating for Germany and could just drag us all into a [[third world war]]. I am speaking about the incoming chancellor Friedrich Merz.<ref>[https://gilbertdoctorow.com/2025/04/15/friedrich-merz-the-most-dangerous-german-leader-since-adolf-hitler/ Friedrich Merz: the most dangerous German leader since Adolf Hitler], Gilbert Doctorow, April 15, 2025. gilbertdoctorow.com</ref>}} | {{Cquote|there is now another [[European]] 'leader' whose [[anti-Russian]] words may translate into actions that will be devastating for Germany and could just drag us all into a [[third world war]]. I am speaking about the incoming chancellor Friedrich Merz.<ref>[https://gilbertdoctorow.com/2025/04/15/friedrich-merz-the-most-dangerous-german-leader-since-adolf-hitler/ Friedrich Merz: the most dangerous German leader since Adolf Hitler], Gilbert Doctorow, April 15, 2025. gilbertdoctorow.com</ref>}} | ||
| − | With Merz's accession to power, [[public opinion]] | + | With Merz's accession to power, [[public opinion]] surveys in [[Russia]] shifted away from the [[United States]] and back to [[Germany]] being the main threat to Russia's [[national security]]. Russia and Germany fought two horrible and globally devastating World Wars in the 20th century. |
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
| − | + | Merz's father, Alois Merz, was a member of the [[German National Socialist]] Nazi party since the early 1930s. His maternal grandfather Josef Paul Sauvigny was a high-ranking [[Nazi]] officer in the [[SA]] who served as the mayor of the [[North Rhine-Westphalia]] town of Brilon during [[World War II]], with the rank of Oberscharführer. Sauvigny praised the Nazi “national revolution” in 1933 and renamed his town's streets after party bigwigs. Friedrich Merz has described his grandfather as "an admirable role model". | |
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==2025 election== | ==2025 election== | ||
| − | Before being sworn into office former [[Russian]] President [[Dmitry Medvedev]] posted on [[social media]]: | + | [[File:Photo 2024-11-25 12-04-58.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Merz: "Don't be afraid of [[nuclear war]]".]] |
| + | 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 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. |
==Chancellorship== | ==Chancellorship== | ||
| − | In his first 100 days, Merz's public approval rating in the so-called "[[democracy|democratic]] state" was below the prior [[globalist]] stooge Merz was selected to replace, [[Olaf Scholz]].<ref>https://www.thetimes.com/world/europe/article/germany-friedrich-merz-approval-ratings-mc0m7swmf</ref> 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> | + | In his first 100 days, Merz's public approval rating in the so-called "[[democracy|democratic]] state" was below the prior [[globalist]] stooge Merz was selected to replace, [[Olaf Scholz]].<ref>https://www.thetimes.com/world/europe/article/germany-friedrich-merz-approval-ratings-mc0m7swmf</ref> 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> |
| − | Relations between Merz and the [[EU]]'s unelected [[dictator]] [[Ursula von der Leyen]] have been strained over their differing approaches to the [[NATO proxy war in Ukraine]], ''[[Bloomberg News]]'' reports.<ref>https://archive.is/KIeti</ref> The undemocratic [[European Commission]] chief has taken a more [[Brussels]]-oriented approach, while | + | Relations between Merz and the [[EU]]'s unelected [[dictator]] [[Ursula von der Leyen]] have been strained over their differing approaches to the [[NATO proxy war in Ukraine]], ''[[Bloomberg News]]'' reports.<ref>https://archive.is/KIeti</ref> The undemocratic [[European Commission]] chief has taken a more [[Brussels]]-oriented approach, while Führer Merz opposes EU federalization and wants to return power to national governments. He has also publicly criticized von der Leyen on issues related to the EU budget, the [[environment]], militarization and [[trade]]. According to [[Conservapedia]], the EU [[gynecologist]] dictator has "more [[machismo]]".<ref>[https://www.conservapedia.com/index.php?title=Special%3ASearch&profile=advanced&search=Ursula+von+der+Leyen+has+more+machismo&fulltext=Search&ns0=1&ns1=1&ns2=1&ns3=1&ns4=1&ns5=1&ns6=1&ns7=1&ns8=1&ns9=1&ns10=1&ns11=1&ns12=1&ns13=1&ns14=1&ns15=1&ns120=1&ns121=1&ns122=1&ns123=1&ns124=1&ns125=1&ns126=1&ns127=1&profile=advanced Ursula von der Leyen has more machismo], [[User:Conservative]], July 19, 2025.</ref> Von der Leyen, like [[French]] [[globalist]] dictator [[Emmanuel Macron]], has talked about creating a [[collective]] European defense force, whereas Merz wants to make Germany the predominant [[military]] power in Europe again, which has made other [[nation]]s and [[people]]s quite nervous. |
===Remilitarization=== | ===Remilitarization=== | ||
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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. | ||
| − | On May 27, 2025 Merz publicly stated on German [[television]] that the decision had been made months ago by the [[United States]], Germany, the [[United Kingdom]] and [[France]] to transfer German-made long range [[Taurus missile]]s to [[Ukraine]]. The missiles cannot be used without German and [[NATO]] | + | On May 27, 2025, Merz publicly stated on German [[television]] that the decision had been made months ago by the [[United States]], Germany, the [[United Kingdom]] and [[France]] to transfer German-made long-range [[Taurus missile]]s to [[Ukraine]]. The missiles cannot be used without German and [[NATO]] personnel to input targeting data. A Ukrainian military blogger, Rezident ua, reported: |
{{Cquote|Our source in the OP said that [[Ukraine]] has already received Taurus missiles and is just waiting for permission to deploy them deep into Russian territory. The operation to deploy the missiles in Ukraine was carried out by [[British]] and German [[intelligence service]]s. The targets of the attack are determined by [[NATO]] headquarters in the [[EU]].}} | {{Cquote|Our source in the OP said that [[Ukraine]] has already received Taurus missiles and is just waiting for permission to deploy them deep into Russian territory. The operation to deploy the missiles in Ukraine was carried out by [[British]] and German [[intelligence service]]s. The targets of the attack are determined by [[NATO]] headquarters in the [[EU]].}} | ||
| + | Russian state media openly called for a pre-emptive attack with [[Oreshnik]] [[ballistic missile]]s on the Taurus missile factory in Germany to disable [[Taurus missile]] production capacity for the next 5–7 years.<ref>https://au.news-pravda.com/ukraine/2025/05/28/8657.html</ref> [[RT]] Editor-in-Chief [[Margarita Simonyan]] said, on Russia's potential | ||
| + | {{Cquote|In [[Moscow]]'s offices, it's being discussed that if German forces strike [[Moscow]] with [[German]] [[weapon]]s — and authorizing Taurus use means exactly that, since the Ukrainian army cannot service or program them — then we'll have no choice left but to strike [[Berlin]].<ref>https://cdm.press/news/europe/2025/05/28/rt-if-germany-allows-ukraine-to-use-taurus-long-range-cruise-missiles-russia-will-strike-berlin-new-istanbul-talks-possible-june-2/</ref>}} | ||
| + | [[Hungarian]] [[political scientist]] Ralph Schoellhammer observed:<ref>[https://brusselssignal.eu/2025/12/the-eu-could-be-gone-in-four-years-a-revolutionary-eruption-is-coming/ The EU could be gone in four years: A revolutionary eruption is coming], Ralph Schoellhammer, 22 December 2025. brusselssignal.eu</ref> | ||
| + | {{Cquote|There is a [[fantasy]] in [[Washington, D.C.|Washington]] and [[London]] that [[Germany]] can simply "flick a switch" and become a [[military]] power again. But you cannot spend 40 years teaching your [[youth]] that [[nationalism]] is [[evil]], that [[patriotism]] is suspect, and that the military is bad, and then expect them to suddenly rush to the recruitment office. | ||
| − | + | Young German men are asking a very logical question: "You want us to pay high [[tax]]es to support a [[migration]] [[policy]] that [[import]]s young [[men]] from [[Syria]] who live on [[welfare]], and then you want to [[conscript]] us to fight a [[Russian]] [[tank]] in [[Eastern Europe]]?" | |
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| − | {{ | + | The [[social contract]] is broken. The [[Green Party]]—once the [[pacifist]]s—are now the loudest [[militarist]]s, while the only [[people]] with actual military experience seem to be in the [[AfD]]. It is a total inversion of [[reality]].}} |
| + | Former Russian President [[Dmitry Medvedev]] tweeted | ||
| + | {{Cquote|Merz is just a pathetic disgrace. His [[neo-Nazism]], [[Russophobia]] and obsession with [[Ukraine]] made him the most useless German chancellor. Even [[Scholz]] looks better against his background. Germans, get rid of him before he gets you into a [[war]] with [[Russia]]. You know the consequences of such [[war]]s.<ref>https://youtu.be/-SjMSKIMx9o</ref>}} | ||
===Economic program=== | ===Economic program=== | ||
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| − | In 2024 | + | 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 collected income taxes totaling slightly more than 1.8 | + | In 2024, Germany collected income taxes totaling slightly more than 1.8 billion euros at the federal level. This means that for nearly 10 years, 100% of total income taxes would have to be spent on the repayment of 1,700 trillion-euro spending increase. |
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| − | + | The additional [[interest]] burden for the 1.7 trillion euros will amount to 47.6 billion euros per year if the interest rate in 2025 for the 10-year German government bond of 2.8% is used for the calculation. The cumulative [[profit]]s of [[Volkswagen]], [[Mercedes-Benz]] and [[BMW]], Germany's largest manufacturers, amounted to 29.2 billion euros in 2024. The German automotive giants would therefore not be able to pay the interest if they were to send all their profits to [[Berlin]]. | |
| + | 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]]cies. | ||
| + | [[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. | ||
| − | In six weeks under Merz economic program Germany announced 125,000 industrial job cuts. Layoffs included: | + | In six weeks under Merz's economic program, Germany announced 125,000 industrial job cuts. Layoffs included: |
Auto & Auto Supplier Layoffs (past 12 months): | Auto & Auto Supplier Layoffs (past 12 months): | ||
| − | *Volkswagen: 35,000 | + | * Volkswagen: 35,000 |
| − | *Mercedes-Benz: 40,000 | + | * Mercedes-Benz: 40,000 |
| − | *Audi: 7,500 | + | * Audi: 7,500 |
| − | *Ford (Saarlouis): 2,900 | + | * Ford (Saarlouis): 2,900 |
| − | *Daimler Truck: 5,000 | + | * Daimler Truck: 5,000 |
| − | *ZF Group: 14,000 | + | * ZF Group: 14,000 |
| − | *Bosch, Continental, Schaeffler (combined): 7,000 | + | * Bosch, Continental, Schaeffler (combined): 7,000 |
Total: 111,400 auto jobs impacted | Total: 111,400 auto jobs impacted | ||
Steel & Heavy Industry Layoffs: | Steel & Heavy Industry Layoffs: | ||
| − | *Thyssenkrupp: 11,000 (≈40% of workforce) | + | * Thyssenkrupp: 11,000 (≈40% of workforce) |
| − | + | [[File:Meloni Merz.PNG|right|300px|thumb|[[Italian]] [[Prime Minister]] [[Giorgia Meloni]] losing patience with Merz' [[warmonger]]ing bluster at [[White House]] conference.<ref>https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/08/watch-italian-prime-minister-giorgia-meloni-rolls-eyes/</ref>]] | |
Rail & Transport Layoffs: | Rail & Transport Layoffs: | ||
| − | *Deutsche Bahn: 30,000 | + | * Deutsche Bahn: 30,000 |
| − | *DB Cargo (subsidiary): 5,000 | + | * DB Cargo (subsidiary): 5,000 Postal & Logistics Layoffs: |
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*Deutsche Post: 8,000 | *Deutsche Post: 8,000 | ||
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Tech (Germany-specific cuts) Layoffs: | Tech (Germany-specific cuts) Layoffs: | ||
*SAP: 3,500 (10,000 global) | *SAP: 3,500 (10,000 global) | ||
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| + | In September 2025 German automaker [[Porsche]] was de-listed from the DAX, the German [[stock exchange]], as de-industrialization of Germany continued apace in the wake of [[Russian sanctions]] and the [[Biden regime]]'s attack on the [[Nordstream pipeline]]. | ||
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| + | By early October 2025 Merz declared that Germany is at a crucial stage in modern history. Merz acknowledged that Germany's once powerful business model was rapidly collapsing. High oil and gas prices as a result of [[Russian sanctions]] and destruction of the [[Nordstream pipeline]] by the [[Biden regime]] and rising remilitarization costs are dealing a devastating blow to German industry. Germany's [[economic]] position has deteriorated so much that [[Berlin]] can no longer finance the current [[social]] benefits of German citizens.<ref>[https://cnbsnews.live/politics/merzs-plan-to-push-the-working-age-to-73-marks-the-death-of-the-social-contract-and-the-birth-of-a-pay-in-until-you-die-economy-citizen-watch-report/ Germany quietly ends retirement: Merz’s plan to push the working age to 73 marks the death of the social contract and the birth of a pay-in-until-you-die economy]</ref> ''[[Bloomberg News]]'' reported that Germans were running short of patience with their stumbling Chancellor.<ref>https://archive.is/uWQ18</ref> | ||
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| + | For 2026, [[unemployment|job losses]] were expected in [[auto]] manufacturing, the [[textile]] sector, [[wood]] and [[paper]] fabrication. [[Job]] gains were expected in aerospace, [[ship]] building and [[MIC|defense production]] – i.e., the [[war]] machinery. When the largest and most developed [[industrial]] [[economy]] in Europe pins its economic survival on [[MIC|war machinery]], a particular momentum is created. It has never been a good outcome for [[Europe]] when Germany becomes reliant on [[war]] to maintain [[employment]].<ref>https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2025/12/29/half-of-germanys-manufacturing-sectors-anticipate-significant-layoffs-and-job-losses-in-2026/</ref> | ||
===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 | + | 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 strike on [[Iran]]. The expression "dirty work" repeats the [[rhetoric]] of the [[Nazi]]s who used the same words to justify the 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> |
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| + | ===2026 state elections=== | ||
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| + | Substack analyst Simplicius wrote: | ||
| + | {{quotebox-float|[[CDU]] has now fallen below the 5% threshold to even be represented in the [[state]] [[parliament]] at all, which means they will not be accorded even a single seat. This has never before happened to the [[political party|party]] in any state election; a [[historic]] downfall. | ||
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| + | Meanwhile, in [[Berlin]] the [[leftwing]] [[Die Linke]] party secured victory, likewise crushing the CDU which had dominated in the last outing. The failed Reichskanzler Friedrich Merz stood whey-faced and deflated as he miserably declared a day of disaster. ‘Tis what the [[Faust]]ian [[BlackRock]] Bargain brings you, Herr Reichskanzler. Let us all take a moment to mock and jeer at the most disgraced leader in German history. Point to your screen, and enjoy a hearty laugh at the pinched and prune-like aspect of the abject nincompoop. | ||
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| + | The ex-[[BlackRock]] banker and [[Trilateral Commission]] stooge has the lowest approval rating of any leader in German history. The reviled abomination who has brought his country to the brink of ruin has now announced his refusal to do the honorable thing and resign, instead choosing to continue his wretched scut work of wringing out the [[German]] [[taxpayer]] for his [[globalist]] paymasters just a little while longer. | ||
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| + | It is one of the main reasons the focus on 2027 as a pivotal year is being fronted so heavily by [[globalist]]s. It is when [[war]] with [[Russia]] must commence in order to save these rotten occupied [[Euro]]-regimes from total downfall, and deflect the populace’s boiling ire toward a [[false]] enemy, rather than the [[true]] enemy within. | ||
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| + | 2027 happens to be the year of the next momentous [[European]] federal election—that of [[France]], and though Germany’s is officially slated for 2029, there’s no small chance that it could come much sooner, after Merz’s festering regime collapses into itself like a pile of [[termite]]-eaten deadwood.}} | ||
| + | Die Linke (The Left) is the former [[single party control|Communist ruling party]] of [[East Germany]]; for the first time Die Linke has won a [[democratic]] [[election]] for mayor of all of [[Berlin]] (East and West Berlin) in a massive and symbolic rejection of Germany's [[fake]] [[conservative]]s. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:23, October 15, 2026
Friedrich Merz or Mad Merz is the anti-democratic globalist fuhrer of the Federal Republic of Germany since 6 May 2025. Merz is said to be obsessed with the idea of revenge for Nazi Germany's defeat by the Soviet Union.[1] Many foreign affairs and international relations experts have said Merz is the most dangerous German Chancellor since Adolf Hitler. He is the former head of the German Blackrock office.[2] He is currently leader of neoconservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU) aligned with socialists. In the 2025 election, he promised to close the borders of the country on illegal immigrants, but after winning election, he turned against his voters. He also promised not to form a government with the conservative populist Alternative for Germany party, which won the biggest bloc of seats in the Bundestag in the 2025 elections, forming a coalition government instead with the establishment leftist Social Democratic Party[3] which simultaneously had just been voted out of power.
| Friedrich Merz | |||
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| Chancellor of Germany From: 6 May 2025 – present | |||
| Predecessor | Olaf Scholz | ||
| Successor | Incumbent (no successor) | ||
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| Party | CDU | ||
| Spouse(s) | Charlotte Gass | ||
| Religion | Catholic (allegedly) | ||
Russia expert Dr. Gilbert Doctorow commented:
| “ | there is now another European 'leader' whose anti-Russian words may translate into actions that will be devastating for Germany and could just drag us all into a third world war. I am speaking about the incoming chancellor Friedrich Merz.[4] | ” |
With Merz's accession to power, public opinion surveys in Russia shifted away from the United States and back to Germany being the main threat to Russia's national security. Russia and Germany fought two horrible and globally devastating World Wars in the 20th century.
Background
Merz's father, Alois Merz, was a member of the German National Socialist Nazi party since the early 1930s. His maternal grandfather Josef Paul Sauvigny was a high-ranking Nazi officer in the SA who served as the mayor of the North Rhine-Westphalia town of Brilon during World War II, with the rank of Oberscharführer. Sauvigny praised the Nazi “national revolution” in 1933 and renamed his town's streets after party bigwigs. Friedrich Merz has described his grandfather as "an admirable role model".
2025 election
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:
| “ | 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.[5] | ” |
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 Socialists. 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.
Chancellorship
In his first 100 days, Merz's public approval rating in the so-called "democratic state" was below the prior globalist stooge Merz was selected to replace, Olaf Scholz.[6] 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."[7]
Relations between Merz and the EU's unelected dictator Ursula von der Leyen have been strained over their differing approaches to the NATO proxy war in Ukraine, Bloomberg News reports.[8] The undemocratic European Commission chief has taken a more Brussels-oriented approach, while Führer Merz opposes EU federalization and wants to return power to national governments. He has also publicly criticized von der Leyen on issues related to the EU budget, the environment, militarization and trade. According to Conservapedia, the EU gynecologist dictator has "more machismo".[9] Von der Leyen, like French globalist dictator Emmanuel Macron, has talked about creating a collective European defense force, whereas Merz wants to make Germany the predominant military power in Europe again, which has made other nations and peoples quite nervous.
Remilitarization
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's proxy war on Russia, the Merz regime promised to expand military support for Ukraine.
On May 27, 2025, Merz publicly stated on German television that the decision had been made months ago by the United States, Germany, the United Kingdom and France to transfer German-made long-range Taurus missiles to Ukraine. The missiles cannot be used without German and NATO personnel to input targeting data. A Ukrainian military blogger, Rezident ua, reported:
| “ | Our source in the OP said that Ukraine has already received Taurus missiles and is just waiting for permission to deploy them deep into Russian territory. The operation to deploy the missiles in Ukraine was carried out by British and German intelligence services. The targets of the attack are determined by NATO headquarters in the EU. | ” |
Russian state media openly called for a pre-emptive attack with Oreshnik ballistic missiles on the Taurus missile factory in Germany to disable Taurus missile production capacity for the next 5–7 years.[10] RT Editor-in-Chief Margarita Simonyan said, on Russia's potential
| “ | In Moscow's offices, it's being discussed that if German forces strike Moscow with German weapons — and authorizing Taurus use means exactly that, since the Ukrainian army cannot service or program them — then we'll have no choice left but to strike Berlin.[11] | ” |
Hungarian political scientist Ralph Schoellhammer observed:[12]
| “ | There is a fantasy in Washington and London that Germany can simply "flick a switch" and become a military power again. But you cannot spend 40 years teaching your youth that nationalism is evil, that patriotism is suspect, and that the military is bad, and then expect them to suddenly rush to the recruitment office.
Young German men are asking a very logical question: "You want us to pay high taxes to support a migration policy that imports young men from Syria who live on welfare, and then you want to conscript us to fight a Russian tank in Eastern Europe?" The social contract is broken. The Green Party—once the pacifists—are now the loudest militarists, while the only people with actual military experience seem to be in the AfD. It is a total inversion of reality. |
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Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev tweeted
| “ | Merz is just a pathetic disgrace. His neo-Nazism, Russophobia and obsession with Ukraine made him the most useless German chancellor. Even Scholz looks better against his background. Germans, get rid of him before he gets you into a war with Russia. You know the consequences of such wars.[13] | ” |
Economic program
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 collected income taxes totaling slightly more than 1.8 billion euros at the federal level. This means that for nearly 10 years, 100% of total income taxes would have to be spent on the repayment of 1,700 trillion-euro spending increase.
The additional interest burden for the 1.7 trillion euros will amount to 47.6 billion euros per year if the interest rate in 2025 for the 10-year German government bond of 2.8% is used for the calculation. The cumulative profits of Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz and BMW, Germany's largest manufacturers, amounted to 29.2 billion euros in 2024. The German automotive giants would therefore not be able to pay the interest if they were to send all their profits to Berlin.
Merz vowed to do everything to prevent the Nordstream pipeline from being put back into service,[14] 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 bankruptcies.
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.
In six weeks under Merz's economic program, Germany announced 125,000 industrial job cuts. Layoffs included:
Auto & Auto Supplier Layoffs (past 12 months):
- Volkswagen: 35,000
- Mercedes-Benz: 40,000
- Audi: 7,500
- Ford (Saarlouis): 2,900
- Daimler Truck: 5,000
- ZF Group: 14,000
- Bosch, Continental, Schaeffler (combined): 7,000
Total: 111,400 auto jobs impacted
Steel & Heavy Industry Layoffs:
- Thyssenkrupp: 11,000 (≈40% of workforce)
Rail & Transport Layoffs:
- Deutsche Bahn: 30,000
- DB Cargo (subsidiary): 5,000 Postal & Logistics Layoffs:
- Deutsche Post: 8,000
Banking & Finance Layoffs:
- Commerzbank: 3,900
Tech (Germany-specific cuts) Layoffs:
- SAP: 3,500 (10,000 global)
In September 2025 German automaker Porsche was de-listed from the DAX, the German stock exchange, as de-industrialization of Germany continued apace in the wake of Russian sanctions and the Biden regime's attack on the Nordstream pipeline.
By early October 2025 Merz declared that Germany is at a crucial stage in modern history. Merz acknowledged that Germany's once powerful business model was rapidly collapsing. High oil and gas prices as a result of Russian sanctions and destruction of the Nordstream pipeline by the Biden regime and rising remilitarization costs are dealing a devastating blow to German industry. Germany's economic position has deteriorated so much that Berlin can no longer finance the current social benefits of German citizens.[17] Bloomberg News reported that Germans were running short of patience with their stumbling Chancellor.[18]
For 2026, job losses were expected in auto manufacturing, the textile sector, wood and paper fabrication. Job gains were expected in aerospace, ship building and defense production – i.e., the war machinery. When the largest and most developed industrial economy in Europe pins its economic survival on war machinery, a particular momentum is created. It has never been a good outcome for Europe when Germany becomes reliant on war to maintain employment.[19]
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 strike on Iran. The expression "dirty work" repeats the rhetoric of the Nazis who used the same words to justify the 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.[20]
2026 state elections
Substack analyst Simplicius wrote:
| CDU has now fallen below the 5% threshold to even be represented in the state parliament at all, which means they will not be accorded even a single seat. This has never before happened to the party in any state election; a historic downfall.
Meanwhile, in Berlin the leftwing Die Linke party secured victory, likewise crushing the CDU which had dominated in the last outing. The failed Reichskanzler Friedrich Merz stood whey-faced and deflated as he miserably declared a day of disaster. ‘Tis what the Faustian BlackRock Bargain brings you, Herr Reichskanzler. Let us all take a moment to mock and jeer at the most disgraced leader in German history. Point to your screen, and enjoy a hearty laugh at the pinched and prune-like aspect of the abject nincompoop. The ex-BlackRock banker and Trilateral Commission stooge has the lowest approval rating of any leader in German history. The reviled abomination who has brought his country to the brink of ruin has now announced his refusal to do the honorable thing and resign, instead choosing to continue his wretched scut work of wringing out the German taxpayer for his globalist paymasters just a little while longer. It is one of the main reasons the focus on 2027 as a pivotal year is being fronted so heavily by globalists. It is when war with Russia must commence in order to save these rotten occupied Euro-regimes from total downfall, and deflect the populace’s boiling ire toward a false enemy, rather than the true enemy within. 2027 happens to be the year of the next momentous European federal election—that of France, and though Germany’s is officially slated for 2029, there’s no small chance that it could come much sooner, after Merz’s festering regime collapses into itself like a pile of termite-eaten deadwood. |
Die Linke (The Left) is the former Communist ruling party of East Germany; for the first time Die Linke has won a democratic election for mayor of all of Berlin (East and West Berlin) in a massive and symbolic rejection of Germany's fake conservatives.
See also
References
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- ↑ https://unherd.com/2025/02/will-merz-sell-germany-to-blackrock/
- ↑ https://x.com/RadioGenoa/status/1894450202150347060
- ↑ Friedrich Merz: the most dangerous German leader since Adolf Hitler, Gilbert Doctorow, April 15, 2025. gilbertdoctorow.com
- ↑ https://t.me/infodefENGLAND/26845
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- ↑ https://x.com/MyLordBebo/status/1955524370874659009
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- ↑ https://au.news-pravda.com/ukraine/2025/05/28/8657.html
- ↑ https://cdm.press/news/europe/2025/05/28/rt-if-germany-allows-ukraine-to-use-taurus-long-range-cruise-missiles-russia-will-strike-berlin-new-istanbul-talks-possible-june-2/
- ↑ The EU could be gone in four years: A revolutionary eruption is coming, Ralph Schoellhammer, 22 December 2025. brusselssignal.eu
- ↑ https://youtu.be/-SjMSKIMx9o
- ↑ https://x.com/Awake9Spiritual/status/1927738598637408316
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- ↑ Germany quietly ends retirement: Merz’s plan to push the working age to 73 marks the death of the social contract and the birth of a pay-in-until-you-die economy
- ↑ https://archive.is/uWQ18
- ↑ https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2025/12/29/half-of-germanys-manufacturing-sectors-anticipate-significant-layoffs-and-job-losses-in-2026/
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