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Germany Can Save Itself, and Possibly the World, by Abandoning Four Failed Policies
2022-08-09
[Mises] The following is a plea to Germany—the war is over and has been for three-quarters of a century. It's time to stop prostrating yourself for the supposed "good" of Europe. It's time to take complete control of your domestic and foreign policy, without interference from haughty, busybody world elites, and do what is best for yourself. You will be pleasantly surprised that what is good for yourself is also good for your neighbors and the world.

Here are four failed policies that must be ended:

The green energy projects.
Posted by:DooDahMan

#7  This seems more like a description of how Germany can save Russia.
Posted by: AuburnTom   2022-08-09 16:25  

#6  LOL as if the German government wants what's good for Germany.

No.

What they want is to pursue their own objectives: mastery of the EU, joining a superstate that will be linked with other superstates to form a global governance, open borders, and the end of the German ethnicity in favor of a Afro-European mixed race population.
Posted by: Tiny Jeater6933   2022-08-09 14:47  

#5  What about Merkel's policy of letting Arabs take over the country?
Posted by: Abu Uluque   2022-08-09 13:25  

#4  I got a little kick out of the winter tires and mask comparison.
The “Unvaccinated” Question (Revisited)
Posted by: DooDahMan   2022-08-09 13:11  

#3  What part of "Putin made 300 billion just in the past year before the invasion from your drug-trip energy policies" don't you understand?
Posted by: Thing From Snowy Mountain   2022-08-09 10:29  

#2  Given all the green shit y'all did over the past twenty years, and Schroeder's and Merkel's non-prosecution for same.... so's Germany.
Posted by: Thing From Snowy Mountain   2022-08-09 10:28  

#1  Looks like the Mises Institute has been taken over by Russia.
Posted by: European Conservative   2022-08-09 09:52  

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