ER Editor: Aside from the hideous title of the Politico piece below, it does give us some useful hands-on info about the new German Parliament under ex-Blackrock executive Friedrich Merz that begins sitting TODAY. The new govt is a coalition of (globalist) centre left and centre right although it won’t be officially formed until Easter.
(Which likely means Merz is no longer around and we’re watching a show. But seasoned readers of this site know we think this, as EO13818 would have taken many of the originals out some time ago. You don’t make it high up the cabal’s financial food chain, i.e. Blackrock, without having to have done some pretty hideous things.)
A reminder that the character of Merz wants to indebt debt-phobic Germans to the tune of a cool one trillion euros by doing an end-run around normal parliamentary functioning, as well as the German constitution. Popcorn time. Here are the last 3 titles we’ve published on this during March alone —
AfD Fights Merz’s Plan to Bypass Parliament – “Reminiscent of a Coup”
Germans Losing Faith in Merz After Policy U-turns
Merz secures 1 trillion funding by caving to the Greens
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Readers may be interested in this RT piece from 5 days ago on Alice Weidel —
Eurozone stability is under threat due to Berlin’s military spending boost and debt brake overhaul, Alice Weidel warns
Berlin’s move to overhaul its national debt rules in order to boost military spending has jeopardized the economic stability of the euro area, according to Alice Weidel, the co-leader of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party. Her comments came shortly after the federal legislature approved the measure.
On Tuesday, the Bundestag backed an initiative allowing the federal government to unlock a record level of state borrowing for defense and infrastructure. The fiscal package was approved by 513 legislators, while 207 voted against it.
“This is a death blow for the euro, which in the coming years – and it is already beginning to do so – will devalue significantly,” Weidel told journalists after the “historic” vote, emphasizing that German lawmakers had approved “gigantic debt.”
Is Weidel signalling what next to watch for in this drama to wake up the public?
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ER: The Guardian also writes on the same theme — German parliament sits for first time with AfD as main opposition
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