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Update, political situation (This is really important!):
Currently, the German Bundestag is voting on an amendment to our Basic Law. Mind you, it’s the old, no longer existing government that is voting!
Before a new government with a strong opposition is formed, they’re just continuing as usual and pushing through a constitutional amendment.
This involves lifting the debt brake, and future borrowing (if labeled correctly) will bypass the debt brake altogether.
Germany will take on so much debt that it will go bankrupt. And of course, then the EU will step in and try to expropriate citizens because their savings will be needed.
What’s happening here is unbelievable!
The Federal Constitutional Court should actually put a stop to this, but it has been staffed in such a way that only judges from the ruling parties—who are currently changing the constitution—are in place.
Apparently, laws no longer apply to the German government.
I can only advise everyone in Germany AND the entire EU:
Withdraw all your money from bank accounts. Do it gradually, or they’ll freeze your accounts. (And yes, there is a law allowing banks to do that!)
Hide your cash and valuables in a place only you know and can access.
If the EU collapses beforehand, no harm done—it was just a precaution. But if not, you’ll be on the safe side.
Currently, the German Bundestag is voting on an amendment to our Basic Law. Mind you, it’s the old, no longer existing government that is voting!
Before a new government with a strong opposition is formed, they’re just continuing as usual and pushing through a constitutional amendment.
This involves lifting the debt brake, and future borrowing (if labeled correctly) will bypass the debt brake altogether.
Germany will take on so much debt that it will go bankrupt. And of course, then the EU will step in and try to expropriate citizens because their savings will be needed.
What’s happening here is unbelievable!
The Federal Constitutional Court should actually put a stop to this, but it has been staffed in such a way that only judges from the ruling parties—who are currently changing the constitution—are in place.
Apparently, laws no longer apply to the German government.
I can only advise everyone in Germany AND the entire EU:
Withdraw all your money from bank accounts. Do it gradually, or they’ll freeze your accounts. (And yes, there is a law allowing banks to do that!)
Hide your cash and valuables in a place only you know and can access.
If the EU collapses beforehand, no harm done—it was just a precaution. But if not, you’ll be on the safe side.
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This is very rude, crazy situation, Sissy. 😥😱
And you're right, this can happen everywhere in Europe, but first in Germany.
And you're right, this can happen everywhere in Europe, but first in Germany.
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The mass of the Germans is dumb. Sorry so say that lol - they don´t stand up, they like it to be slaves. I am not a typical German. LOL
The situation in Germany has been tragic for five years and nothing is changing for the better. Politicians pay fat thousands to a private photographer or a manicurist and working families have to go into debt every month for basic payments and food.
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A "normal worker" has problems , yeah, especially if he still has to pay high rent. The cost of food has skyrocketed.
And starting in 2027, they want to slap a 500% CO2 tax on everything. So basically, they want to increase the current tax by another 500%.
I have no idea how people are supposed to afford groceries or fuel then.
And starting in 2027, they want to slap a 500% CO2 tax on everything. So basically, they want to increase the current tax by another 500%.
I have no idea how people are supposed to afford groceries or fuel then.
That is really a sad news. 😥 Hopefully some good people will rise up and do something. 🙏
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The good people are fought with everything... (if I assume that it's not all just an act and that these people are part of the game).
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And I thought the USA sucked. I hope everything works out for you and your country. 🤗
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Yeah I know...You can buy gold with anything you don’t need immediately, but that has already been restricted too. You have to buy it in small amounts.
not too much of an issue though, Tafelgeschäft (no ID) is possible with up to 1999€, silver is even easier but you have to pay MwSt. And noone is stopping you from shopping below 2000 euros at several different stores :D Not financial advice though.
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Yeah, I know. As a homeowner, you always need cash for bills that you might have to deposit again quickly. But for everything else that you don’t need immediately, gold is definitely the better choice.
What! I immigrated from SA due to high corruption, high crime and reverse racism to battle this in EU?!
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I don’t know how Portugal is handling this.
I do know that the Czech Republic and Romania are already considering an exit.
Hungary is completely defying the EU—they’re constantly supposed to pay fines but just give the EU the middle finger.
Italy and Austria are also pissed off and not on good terms with the EU.
In Germany, you might as well use the law as toilet paper right now.
The money they’re taking on as debt will disappear into shady channels and be laundered by NGOs. That’s how things look at the moment.
The EU would love to take over state authority, dissolve the countries, and function as a single state.
But not as a good state.
I do know that the Czech Republic and Romania are already considering an exit.
Hungary is completely defying the EU—they’re constantly supposed to pay fines but just give the EU the middle finger.
Italy and Austria are also pissed off and not on good terms with the EU.
In Germany, you might as well use the law as toilet paper right now.
The money they’re taking on as debt will disappear into shady channels and be laundered by NGOs. That’s how things look at the moment.
The EU would love to take over state authority, dissolve the countries, and function as a single state.
But not as a good state.
We not doing good as well. We'll be voting for a new PM again on the 18 May, 3rd time in the space of 3yrs!
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How long does a Prime Minister normally stay in office? We've just had early elections, but everything has been turned around so that everything stays the same.
It's a 4yr term. Allegations of conflict of interest of current PM tied to a consulting firm owned by his family. This has led to a loss of parliamentary confidence. When I watch the news local and international it feels like I'm watching a "Telenovel"! 🤣🤯
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