Migration waves are not among the primary structural problems in Germany.The German economy’s dependence on America along the Atlantic axis and the industrial shift of its workforce eastward constitute the root of the problem.Another issue is the brain drain from Germany.Many German citizens are migrating to German-speaking countries, primarily Austria, or to English-speaking regions for opportunities in the IT sector.In other words, Germany cannot retain its skilled workforce. It cannot break free from its economic dependence on America. Industrially, it cannot compete with China.When you add migration and a cumbersome bureaucracy to all of this, the current picture emerges.But it’s interesting that he thought he could solve the problem by eliminating secondary causes instead of addressing the root cause.
I expect Merz to be gone in three years.
Snap!
Merz is an idiot and has learned nothing. You don’t say hard numbers. In three years, the AgD and other right wingers will nail him on these (you promised 80 %, where are they?) and he will have to admit its less, giving them Munition against him.
I get that he wants to placate the “conservative” voters, but not like that. He hurts himself more than anything.
One would expect systematic approach from Germans, but instead here is the Chancellor that just throws random numbers around and blabbers unrelated shit to appease Nazis in the country.
Guess he still shits on the analysis of people with first-hand knowledge of the situation in Syria (German article).
I was under the impression that he just echoed, what Ahmed al-Sharaa said (well knowing he would say something similar or worse without anyone else taking the lead)
Fking racists