Germany laughs at Trump's Energy Warnings
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2022 Jul 17, 8:18am 1,744 views 21 comments
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A blast from the past, complete with Fakten Cheka calling Trump's claims inaccurate.
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mell
2022 Jul 19, 11:51am
Bd6r says
There are still plenty of nicer smaller or mid-size cities where everything works which are very beautiful, largely powered by local wealth which is looking out for their local environments as opposed to the US where people stop caring beyond their privately secured driveway. But yeah, most large cities governed by leftoids are - like in the US - mostly fucked by now.
HunterTits says
mell says
Germany has a long standing tradition of amazing accomplishments in science and craftsmanship and keeping a beautiful and beerful country running where pretty much everything works...
Not for long. Their skilled workforce is mass retiring, there isn't enough in the new generations to replace them and their industrial inputs and markets for their outputs will both be drying up in a world where globalization is going down the fucking drain (mainly in the form of collapse of secure shipping as well as market access).
I think it is already over. When I travelled in Germany circa 2010, it was a really nice country, enjoyed visit/beer/scenery/people a lot. In 2018 it was already fucked up, trains not departing on time, trash all over larger cities, a...
There are still plenty of nicer smaller or mid-size cities where everything works which are very beautiful, largely powered by local wealth which is looking out for their local environments as opposed to the US where people stop caring beyond their privately secured driveway. But yeah, most large cities governed by leftoids are - like in the US - mostly fucked by now.
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stereotomy
2022 Jul 19, 11:57am
stereotomy
2022 Jul 19, 11:57am
Bd6r says
I was in Germany in the early 90's. It's a fucking Goddamn shame what's happened to Europe, and this country, for that matter.
Good times make weak men
Weak men make bad times
Bad times make strong men
Strong men make good times
Thus the cycle continues . . .
HunterTits says
mell says
Germany has a long standing tradition of amazing accomplishments in science and craftsmanship and keeping a beautiful and beerful country running where pretty much everything works...
Not for long. Their skilled workforce is mass retiring, there isn't enough in the new generations to replace them and their industrial inputs and markets for their outputs will both be drying up in a world where globalization is going down the fucking drain (mainly in the form of collapse of secure shipping as well as market access).
I think it is already over. When I travelled in Germany circa 2010, it was a really nice country, enjoyed visit/beer/scenery/people a lot. In 2018 it was already fucked up, trains not departing on time, trash all over larger cities, a...
I was in Germany in the early 90's. It's a fucking Goddamn shame what's happened to Europe, and this country, for that matter.
Good times make weak men
Weak men make bad times
Bad times make strong men
Strong men make good times
Thus the cycle continues . . .
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Ceffer
2022 Jul 19, 12:21pm
Ceffer
2022 Jul 19, 12:21pm
They're gong from their contemptuous Euro laughing to teeth chattering. Goose down futures are booming.
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AmericanKulak
2022 Jul 19, 5:05pm
AmericanKulak
2022 Jul 19, 5:05pm
German women used to be very free and easy going, up to the late 90s. Then they embraced third wave feminism and the girls are the worst example - perhaps only comparable to Swedish Girls - of the turn into suspicious, frigid women who secretly desire to be treated rough.
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Booger
2022 Sep 4, 7:58am
Booger
2022 Sep 4, 7:58am
Germans restart coal power plants, extending nuclear power licenses for plants slated to be closed in December, and possibly restarting shutdown nuclear plants. France to restart 32 nuclear reactors.
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Eric Holder
2022 Nov 29, 3:32pm
Eric Holder
2022 Nov 29, 3:32pm
Wir stehen fest an der Seite der 🇺🇦. Aber wir müssen auch deutlich sagen: Das Festhalten an #Nordstream2 war als Antwort auf die Annexion der Krim aus heutiger Sicht der deutsche Beitrag zum Ausbruch des Krieges, so Bundesjustizminister @MarcoBuschmann bei #G7Justice. pic.twitter.com/LfiBTDouxT
— Bundesministerium der Justiz (@bmj_bund) November 29, 2022
We stand firmly by the side of the 🇺🇦. But we also have to say clearly: From today's perspective, sticking to #Nordstream2 as a response to the annexation of Crimea was Germany's contribution to the outbreak of war, according to Federal Minister of Justice @MarcoBuschmann at #G7Justice. pic.twitter.com/LfiBTDouxT
— Federal Ministry of Justice (@bmj_bund) November 29, 2022
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stereotomy
2022 Nov 29, 3:41pm
stereotomy
2022 Nov 29, 3:41pm
Eric Holder says
The krauts have learned their lesson well. It is always about Deutscheshulden.
Wir stehen fest an der Seite der 🇺🇦. Aber wir müssen auch deutlich sagen: Das Festhalten an #Nordstream2 war als Antwort auf die Annexion der Krim aus heutiger Sicht der deutsche Beitrag zum Ausbruch des Krieges, so Bundesjustizminister MarcoBuschmann bei #G7Justice. pic.twitter.com/LfiBTDouxT
— Bundesministerium der Justiz (bmj_bund) November 29, 2022
We stand firmly by the side of the 🇺🇦. But we also have to say clearly: From today's perspective, sticking to #Nordstream2 as a response to the annexation of Crimea was Germany's contribution to the outbreak of war, according to Federal Minister of Justice MarcoBuschmann at #G7Justice. pic.twitter.com/LfiBTDouxT
— Federal Ministry of Justice (bmj_bund) November 29, 2022
The krauts have learned their lesson well. It is always about Deutscheshulden.
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mell
2022 Nov 29, 3:45pm
Eric Holder says
They are all weasels and that is utter bs. Germany is free to do trade with whomever they want and they should do so, their problem was never Nordstream 2, it was gutting all their own perfectly safe and reliable nuclear reactors and coal plants. The only reason for the Ukraine/Russia war is 3 corrupt regimes, the US, Russia, and the Ukraine, deciding the hell with diplomacy, let's just fight yet another unnecessary war. Germany should neither support Ukraine nor Russia, just stay out of this bs, and focus on their own eoncomy and energy sources.
Wir stehen fest an der Seite der 🇺🇦. Aber wir müssen auch deutlich sagen: Das Festhalten an #Nordstream2 war als Antwort auf die Annexion der Krim aus heutiger Sicht der deutsche Beitrag zum Ausbruch des Krieges, so Bundesjustizminister MarcoBuschmann bei #G7Justice. pic.twitter.com/LfiBTDouxT
— Bundesministerium der Justiz (bmj_bund) November 29, 2022
We stand firmly by the side of the 🇺🇦. But we also have to say clearly: From today's perspective, sticking to #Nordstream2 as a response to the annexation of Crimea was Germany's contribution to the outbreak of war, according to Federal Minister of Justice MarcoBuschmann at #G7Justice. pic.twitter.com/LfiBTDouxT
— Federal Ministry of Justice (bmj_bund) November 29, 2022
They are all weasels and that is utter bs. Germany is free to do trade with whomever they want and they should do so, their problem was never Nordstream 2, it was gutting all their own perfectly safe and reliable nuclear reactors and coal plants. The only reason for the Ukraine/Russia war is 3 corrupt regimes, the US, Russia, and the Ukraine, deciding the hell with diplomacy, let's just fight yet another unnecessary war. Germany should neither support Ukraine nor Russia, just stay out of this bs, and focus on their own eoncomy and energy sources.
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Hugh_Mongous
2022 Dec 8, 9:43am
mell says
Interesting: so the Germany is free to trade with whoever it chooses to and they should do so, but the completely valid reason for the war is that Ukraine should not be free to associate with whoever it wants to - EU, NATO, Interstellar Federation, Galactic Empire - but needs a permission from the Russia because, because.... JUST BECAUSE... and the US is "guilty of war" which the Russia has launched because it actually follows (albeit feebly) the agreement to assure Ukraine's (and Kazakhstan's and Belarus', btw) "independence and sovereignty in the existing borders" it signed along with the Russia in exchange for Ukraine surrendering the world's 3rd nuclear arsenal and shitload of strategic delivery vehicles (some of which are being used now to bomb their civilian population).
Ah, the principles, the consistency!
PS. What is so special about Russia that completely fries the brains of some "conservatives"?
Germany is free to do trade with whomever they want and they should do so, their problem was never Nordstream 2, it was gutting all their own perfectly safe and reliable nuclear reactors and coal plants. The only reason for the Ukraine/Russia war is 3 corrupt regimes, the US, Russia, and the Ukraine, deciding the hell with diplomacy, let's just fight yet another unnecessary war.
Interesting: so the Germany is free to trade with whoever it chooses to and they should do so, but the completely valid reason for the war is that Ukraine should not be free to associate with whoever it wants to - EU, NATO, Interstellar Federation, Galactic Empire - but needs a permission from the Russia because, because.... JUST BECAUSE... and the US is "guilty of war" which the Russia has launched because it actually follows (albeit feebly) the agreement to assure Ukraine's (and Kazakhstan's and Belarus', btw) "independence and sovereignty in the existing borders" it signed along with the Russia in exchange for Ukraine surrendering the world's 3rd nuclear arsenal and shitload of strategic delivery vehicles (some of which are being used now to bomb their civilian population).
Ah, the principles, the consistency!
PS. What is so special about Russia that completely fries the brains of some "conservatives"?
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