Stupid freaking move, Germany…

Europe’s largest economy Germany hasn’t kicked its habit of using Chinese kit for its 5G telecoms networks yet. A new study analyzing Huawei’s market share in Europe estimates that Germany relies on Chinese technology for 59 percent of its 5G networks. Other …

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Dangerous statements from Germany….

MORE – "Putin is not primarily concerned with the territory of Ukraine… he is concerned with a declaration of war against the entire Western, liberal, and democratic world," Kahl said earlier today. — Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) October 17, 2022 h/t Dangerous …

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Germany Says the US is Ripping Them Off on Gas

by Chris Black Gee, ya’think? However, they will NEVER say the US bombed the pipes. RT: The US and other “friendly” gas-supplier states have been profiting from the worsening energy crisis in the EU, Germany’s Economy Minister Robert Habeck said on Wednesday.  …

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Germany is Not a Country Anymore

by Chris Black After 70 years of hard core anti German propaganda, Germany has become nothing more than an industrial park. I mean, the US just destroyed their economy by bombing Nordstream 1 and 2, and they just sit there …

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Germany: groceries up again

Necessary groceries like sugar, honey are up ahain! Sugar was 0,79 euros last week, today its 1,29euros thats 65% right? No end in sight. Don’t get mislead, it’s not only sugar honey and cookies on the rise.. https://www.focus.de/finanzen/news/supermaerkte-ziehen-preise-an-zucker-kostet-65-prozent-mehr-honig-30-prozent-und-kekse-20-prozent_id_158947062.html h/t Phoenixe2

Germany (and Europe) on the Brink- The bloom is off Europe’s former economic powerhouse Germany.It’s because of increasingly unaffordable energy, food and other essentials while disposable household income is declining.

via activeprep: The bloom is off Europe’s former economic powerhouse Germany. Last month, the German Retail Association (HDE) reported that consumer sentiment reached an all-time low in August — then declined further in September. It’s because of increasingly unaffordable energy, food …

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