The Situation In Germany

Berlin, Germany
about the people's referendum to make Berlin, by law, climate neutral by 2030

Henning Rosenbusch, a german reporter who lives in Sweden since the Plandemic took Germany in an iron grip - wrote on his telegram channel with ironic modus - rightly so:

Only 11.4 per cent of Berliners voted yes, even though the necessary restrictions that would follow had not been discussed at all.
Stupid democracy. Then it's back to "follow the science" - no matter what the other 88.6 percent want.

The article from Berliner Zeitung, illuminates the whereabouts after the vote:


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Members of the alliance "Berlin 2030 Climate Neutral" react to the failure of the referendum "

Scientists: Referendum should push Senate further
27 March 2023

The referendum has failed. But in the view of Potsdam scientist Fritz Reusswig, this does not mean that the initiators have given up all hope of...

POTSDAM/BERLIN

The "Klimaneustart" alliance should not let up even after the failure of its referendum, according to Potsdam scientist Fritz Reusswig. "This petition for a referendum was focused on goals and kept a very low profile when it came to measures," Reusswig, who works at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, told the Deutsche Presse-Agentur on Monday. He said the alliance behind the referendum must now work towards concrete measures, measure the Senate against them and also drive them. "That is the one track I see: staying in dialogue with the Senate about measures," the scientist said.

"I believe that the alliance would also be well advised to promote more climate protection activities in Berlin's civil society and in the business community," said the sociologist. He had supported the referendum, even though he thinks the targets are hardly achievable. "It's not that the business community is completely against it."

From Reusswig's point of view, the outcome of the referendum on Sunday is worth a differentiated look: "With the yes votes, on the one hand we have the convinced ones who said: We have to do this, whatever the cost." But there were also tactical yes votes. The argument in this case was: "It's not realistic, but we'll still vote yes because we want to push the Senate. It was similar with the no votes.

Reusswig doubts whether the referendum would have been successful in a vote on 12 February. "I suspect: if the vote had been held parallel to the House of Representatives election, we would have made the quorum, but would have had more no votes than yes votes," Reusswig said. "Because at that point the red-green-red voters assumed that they wanted this coalition to continue."

Climate-oriented SPD and Green voters had expected their parties to continue governing with the Left - and for that reason had hesitated to vote in such a way that a Red-Green-Red Senate with a law for significantly earlier climate neutrality would have faced problems in implementation, he said. On Sunday, a black-red Senate had been foreseeable. "That's why there were many tactical yes votes," Reusswig said. "But for the same reason, if the vote had been held parallel to the election, there would have been a lot of tactical no votes."

The "Klimaneustart" ['Climate restart'] alliance wanted to achieve that Berlin commits to becoming climate neutral by 2030 and not by 2045 as previously planned. To achieve this, the state's energy transition law was to be amended. In the referendum on Sunday, however, the necessary minimum of 608,000 votes was not achieved.

END OF ARTICLE / DeepL translation
 
Berlin, Germany
about the people's referendum to make Berlin, by law, climate neutral by 2030

Henning Rosenbusch, a german reporter who lives in Sweden since the Plandemic took Germany in an iron grip - wrote on his telegram channel with ironic modus - rightly so:



The article from Berliner Zeitung, illuminates the whereabouts after the vote:


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Members of the alliance "Berlin 2030 Climate Neutral" react to the failure of the referendum "
These members of the alliance look like bums.
 

German MP wants US troops expelled

"America’s policies create the impression that it does not need allies, only vassals, German lawmaker Sevim Dagdelen has warned"

"Berlin must break with its “relationship of extreme subservience” to America and its foreign policies “marked by breaches of international law,”

“After 78 years, it is now time for the US soldiers to go home,”
Dagdelen announced"

"Washington uses its bases in Germany to wage wars abroad and launch “lethal drone strikes,” Dagdelen said, adding that some of these actions are “in breach of international law.”

"the MP said, adding that Berlin also allowed the US to put Germany “in the line of fire” with the German-made Leopard tank deliveries to Ukraine."


German defense minister warns of ‘worst case’ US election scenario​


"European NATO members may face difficulties in supporting Kiev in its conflict with Russia after the 2024 US election, German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius has warned."

“Should the worst case [scenario] come to life and an American president, who has distanced himself from Europe and NATO, move into the White House, we will have challenges that are currently unimaginable,” Pistorius said. Europe will then have to “compensate” for reduced American commitment to the defense of the military bloc “on top of what we are already doing today,” he added."

 
Easter in Germany 2023

"Easter you can forget this year!
Germany has no balls"


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Ricarda Lang (Green Party, Germany)

" Ricarda Lang is sending out a warning
regarding Advertising for Sweets and Fastfood ! "


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Chancellor Olof Scholz, Germany

"But Olaf!
You aren't drinking up your Americano...


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It's always Putin.

"Putin, gonna pay for this !!!"

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it is such a craziness... i do not know what to say, it doesnt make any sense at all. At Midnight, begin of Sunday started the buying of nuclear power from neighboring countries to fill the gap. Can someone explain to me what is better now??? It is like buying gas from India now, the price has risen, it is still russian gas but bought from India (or else)... I feel like living inside a Kafka Novel...

The Heating thingy is only an adding stress to the people, and distraction aswell, because just two or so days ago Habeck talked about that he can easily imagine a kapitalistic form of society, just without Democracy... Give me a break
 
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