Elections can have consequences. With the election of the red-green liberal-socialist government in 2021, German voters have submitted to the strict dictates of the Davos climate agenda. This envisages a rapid decarbonization of the economy, the end of nuclear power as a special case for Germany, the end of the petrol engine in the automotive industry and the transformation of all modes of transport from individual transport to state solutions. Of course, this policy comes with economic costs, with an increase in energy costs first and foremost, which is now being felt by German industry, the heart of this society. It is now facing international framework conditions that are driving it out of the country. One could have the impression that other locations in Europe, such as Austria, which continues to purchase gas from Russia, have taken a step back to wait and see how this destructive policy affects Germany. You could say that Germany has taken itself out of the game and is now beginning the process of unwinding its society by politically encapsulating itself internally and further radicalizing itself externally as a representative of the WEF.