Collapse of the Social Machine Social insurance is the crown jewel of Germany’s welfare-state engineers and statists. With its hypertrophic bureaucracy, it forms the power base of the party-state. It’s also the recruitment machine for ever more citizens bound into dependency—citizens who, much like#Germany #EU #WesternCivilization #Socialism #WEF

Battle for Free Speech: EU-Europe Deploys Its Artillery In the struggle for narrative dominance and interpretive control, EU-Europe is pursuing a hard and consistent line. Dissenting voices and a growing opposition are met with narrowing discursive spaces. The new German government is also aligning#eu #socialism #freedom

A nice democratic simulation of the #EU Commission. Here, citizens can have their say on the speed at which their jobs are being destroyed by the CO2 mania. #climatescam

Battle for Free Speech: EU-Europe Deploys Its Artillery In the struggle for narrative dominance and interpretive control, EU-Europe is pursuing a hard and consistent line. Dissenting voices and a growing opposition are met with narrowing discursive spaces. The new German government is also aligning#eu #socialism #freedom

They used to hang bankers for printing fake paper, now they call it monetary policy.

Germany’s Pension Ponzi on the Brink If you’ve ever wanted to witness the slow-motion collapse of a Ponzi scheme, you might want to keep an eye on Germany’s public pension system. Rhetorically and politically sugar-coated as a “pay-as-you-go” system — where today’s workers finance the retirement o#germany #eu #fiatponzi

Defiant and Unteachable: The ECB Is Trapped EU-Europeans are a peculiar bunch. Despite repeated failures with centralist economic planning, they cling stubbornly—like children to a bowl of candy—to their ambition of transferring the most vital sectors of the economy into the hands of Brussels’ bure

Germany’s Pension Ponzi on the Brink If you’ve ever wanted to witness the slow-motion collapse of a Ponzi scheme, you might want to keep an eye on Germany’s public pension system. Rhetorically and politically sugar-coated as a “pay-as-you-go” system — where today’s workers finance the retirement o#germany #eu #fiatponzi

With its public debt ratio of 63%, Germany might still have the chance to escape the debt spiral if it were to introduce radical reforms now, such as the dismantling of its sprawling state and social system.

The country would have to reduce its public spending ratio from 50% to below 30% and gradua#eu #merz #germany #debtcrisis