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Observers of the international financial markets know that the major financial crisis of 2018/2009, which quickly turned into a sovereign debt crisis in the eurozone, caused something to break in the eurozone. In the waves of this crisis, the Europeans pursued a systematic rescue policy, which resulted in the phrase of the then President of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi: whatever it takes.
This means as much as: we are of the opinion that any problem can be printed out of the world with an artificially created monetary unit. Germany subsequently proved that this was not the case! Measured in terms of the capitalization of its major share index, the German economy has been steadily losing ground internationally, and most recently at an accelerating rate. The fatal energy policy, the war on key technologies, the automotive sector and the phasing out of nuclear energy - these are all milestones that have plunged the country into a serious crisis. The stubbornness of Germany's green ideological insanity policy will continue down this path and place an ever greater economic burden on the lives of the people in the country.
Germany basically never got out of the Great Recession of ‘08.
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Neither Germany nor most of the rest of Europe.
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21 sats \ 0 replies \ @gmd 5 Jun
Fascinating self seppuku
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auslander raus
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