AfD Kompakt, June 9, 2022.
With yesterday’s vote in the EU Parliament,
the auto as we know it is history. The combustion engine at the latest by 2035
will be forbidden; yet well before, there will no longer be capable combustion
engines, since the new EU legal situation does not permit this and businesses
can no longer earn money with the sale of combustion engines but need to make
penalty payments on account of allegedly higher CO2 emissions.
Hundreds of thousands of employees will suffer, those who will lose their job
in the coming years as a result of Brussels’s Green Deal hysteria and a
pretended world rescue. The lie of an ostensible “emissions-free mobility“ with battery autos will
drive some families of the suppler industry into an existential emergency.
Customers need to adjust themselves to dangerous, unreliable, poor performing
and expensive E-autos. The dream of one’s own auto is increasingly obstructed due
to the E-auto’s higher purchase price and operations costs.
It is long since no longer a secret that it is
about the end of individual mobility and the abolition of the auto as private
property. For even if the political will was at hand, it would alone fail due
to the insufficiently at disposal, permanent resources for the traction
batteries which are to replace the presently available combustion engine
passenger vehicles by means of E-Mobile.
Germany’s competitiveness and business venue
will also suffer. Instead of ourselves, with other European countries, building
the world’s best combustion engines, we may now obtain batteries from the Far East
and microchips from America. That thereby technological dependencies on
autocratically led countries like China will increase massively is a given.
That we will certainly not be able to produce the electricity for an auto fleet
on today’s scale is for green climate fanatics a trifle.
Done! Welcome to the new eco-socialism which
in the last years, indeed decades, was powerfully promoted not only by the
usual suspects like the Greens, the Social Democrats and the Linke but even by
the Union and the FDP.
Only the AfD still stands credibly for
innovation, industrial promotion, prosperity and competitiveness in Germany.
[trans: tem]
