German
Bundestag, Plenarprotokoll 20/12, pp. 725-726.
Herr
President. Right honorable ladies and gentlemen.
There should
be more progress in the land. What is that and how should it go? The coalition
wants a European state and with it the dissolution of the national state
democracies. Here, in this Reichstag, will then be installed a government
praesidium which executes the policy of an oligarchy in Brussels; on the theme
of taxonomy you have, ja, provided a
small foretaste. That in finances, state debts and currency, there is in the
contract not once a “whatever it takes” subsection is apparently the central
point of the coalition; in German: Money in not important.
The 2008
financial crisis was already a state debts crisis. The entire state was indebted
with 2 trillion euros, the Bund 1 trillion euros of that – the highest debts
since the founding of the state. Since then, the state has amortized nothing. The
Corona crisis is the occasion to increase the current debts in the years 2020
to 2022 by almost 420 billion euros, thus by almost 50 percent. To this
pertains 94 billion euros as a repayments obligation [Tilgungslast], predominantly for the debts of other EU states. This
is a manifest violation of the EU treaties.
The extreme
indebtedness is accompanied by the highest inflation since 1990 and a kaput common currency which is not even
a shadow of the D-mark. On that account is the ECB building so big so that the
over 4 trillion in purchased state loans can be deposited – likewise, a
manifest violation of the EU treaties.
The citizens
in Germany will be expropriated by inflation of 150 billion euros each year – of
a couple of tax details pertaining to the the themes of tax relief or tax
burden, one need not speak at all – with consequences for the old age security
and all that depends thereon. For that, stones instead of bread will
recommended: 48 percent standard pensions, no contribution increase and no
increased age limit for entry into retirement. Who knows the least bit about
pensions knows that this is Voodoo Land.
Apropos
Voodoo Land: Afghanistan is over all. The new Finance Minister’s media
glorification of the euro sounds like the former Foreign Minister’s description
of Afghanistan shortly before its collapse.
Ralph Brinkhaus (CDU/CSU): Na, ja!
The Finance Minister
speaks of a “path-breaking reconstruction fund for Europe”. He does not mention
that the yearly German contribution to the EU, currently at under 30 billion
euros of much present interest, will increase in the coming years to over 60
billion euros. And in that regard, the chairman of the EU’s budget control
committee speaks of a high probability of a diversion of reconstruction means, of
manipulated grants and of a lack of possibility of control by the EU.
The coalition
– I come to conclusion, Herr President – has no connection to reality, or they
quite knowingly deceive the public concerning the fatal situation in this
country. The greedy grab for public office is no basis upon which to
politically survive in the coming four years.
Hearty
thanks.
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