Germany: Poverty Threatens Nearly One In Five In Germany

The Truth Shall Set You Free - The fall from favour of Angela Merkel has deeper roots than previously thought. The collapse of CDU/CSU and of SPD is due to Flood Immigration and to the consequences of Flood Immigration in terms of lowering German standards and condemning million of German to a life in poverty. Driven by the same ideological nonsense that is dominant in other European countries and in the USA, people like Angela Merkel promoted Flood Immigration and ordinary Germans are having to deal with the dire consequences of it.

I have known for a long time and all those who are constantly attacking National Socialist Germany should know better that Germany is not the kind of country that can maintain political stability when things go wrong in financial terms. The National Socialist Party didn't rise in Germany merely because of grievances about the Versailles Treaty or bullying by political groups. Things a lot deeper than that. Millions of people across Germany had been condemned to a meagre existence that any self-respecting individual would have rejected and found offensive. And this is exactly what is happening right now across Germany. Quite a few ordinary Germans live in poverty and Flood Immigration can only make a bad situation worse.  In a rich country, one of the most wealthy countries in Europe, having people who are living in poverty is not just nonsensical and shameful but also dangerous, as dangerous as it was in Germany after World War One.

Heimat and Deutschland, Deutschland über Alles are now extremely relevant but so called mainstream political parties are oblivious to what is really happening and keep promoting their 'mainstream ideological nonsense' that more and more Germans, including those who traditionally supported so called mainstream political parties, are turning against. 

The rise of the so called Far Right is a cry for social and economic justice. The Far Right is not just Far Right. It is Absolutely Right when it asks for Germans to be Priority Number One.

Brexit: EU is playing with fire

Brexit: EU is playing with fire

The European Union is being playing with the situation in Northern Ireland as a way for force the United Kingdom into submission but this has backfired as UK moves towards Direct Rule in Northern Ireland.

Yesterday in the House of Commons it became explicitly clear that the Good Friday Agreement is no more because Sinn Fein violated the terms of the agreement by walking away from the Northern Ireland Assembly and staying away from it for more than 500 days. This is one less thing to worry about and if Sinn Fein doesn't return there will be Direct Rule in Northern Ireland.

The other issue the EU has being playing with is what is known as 'Hard Border' between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. The issue of the border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland is not a problem for UK. If the EU and/or the Republic of Ireland want to pay for it they are free to do so.

Speculation about Jeremy Corbyn becoming Prime Minister has also being used to blackmail the UK government but Jeremy Corbyn could only get in if there is a General Election and in principle there is not going to be a General Election until 2022. Britain is a Parliamentary Democracy and Prime Ministers can come and go without the need of having a General Election.

Whatever happens in EU, everything revolves around Berlin. Angela Merkel has just had a scare when tensions led to a potential break up between CDU and CSU. In Bavaria, Alternative für Deutschland is advancing as CSU is retreating. Angela Merkel struggled to form a coalition just a few months ago when she failed to form such a coalition with FDP and Grünen and after great effort she managed to get a deal with SDP. But without CSU, a General Election would be practically a given with no hope of success.

One out of six German cars is exported to UK and tensions with US in what is seen as a trade war could make it very difficult for Germany to be able to export cars to US. Angela Merkel knows that she is walking on thin ice and this is why the latest developments in the United Kingdom regarding an agreement within the Conservative Party Cabinet didn't elicit any comments. EU heads chose to remain silent for fear of tilting the situation towards a No Deal that could badly damage German industries.

As time goes by, with the resignation of more members of the British Cabinet, Prime Minister Theresa's May situation becomes ever more precarious and a No Deal would be the end result. The EU is now seeing that trying to blackmail the UK government was a very serious mistake.

We cannot possibly foresee the outcome but it has been said that some of the conditions agreed at Checkers would make it impossible to have a Free Trade Deal with the US. If this is the case, the proposals would already be dead.