Oct. 19, 2013
Günter Deckert in Germany says the September general elections brought surprises in the form of losses for the liberal party (what we in the U.S. might call libertarians) and the socialists. He spoke about conditions in Germany today as they relate to national sovereignty. Some highlights of the program:
- Both the Libs and the anti-EU party failed to reach the 5% mark, so lost all representation in the parliament;
- In the Bundestag, 35 members are not of German ancestry – most of these are Turks, two are now black African;
- Germany pays 28% of EU debts, Spain 12%, Malta 3%, yet with equal voting power – and, for example, if Spain cannot pay it’s allotted amount, Germany must pay 28% of Spain’s portion;
- Germany appears from the outside to be a prosperous country, but it has 5-6 million unemployed Germans, plus all the immigrants of whom over 25% of those under 25 years are unemployed;
- Asylum-seekers increasingly come from North Africa where strong leaders have been deposed, encouraging civil war to rage (not by accident?);
- Cost so far of the “National-Socialist Underground”Prozess (investigation and trial) is 20 million euro, yet murder weapon still presents a problem;
- Jewish newspapers are government-subsidized and Jews continue to up their demands for money;
- Atomic Energy ban in favor of Wind/Sun is making energy more expensive – average user pays 200 euro a year more than before.
- Günter's book about his latest six months in Mannheim prison will be available soon.
Email Günter at: guenter.deckert@gmx.de