Niamh Harris – Germany has announced plans to reinstate military service as the government seeks to boost its armed forces.
Conscription was suspended in 2011, but a new law set to take effect on January 1st, 2026, will begin with a voluntary model that may pave the way for a broader draft.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz has vowed to transform the German military into the “strongest conventional army in Europe.” Continue reading
Baxter Dmitry – Former European Commissioner Thierry Breton has issued a tyrannical warning: if Germany’s right-wing AfD party secures victory in the upcoming general election, the EU may intervene to overturn the results—just as it did during Romania’s presidential race.
In an interview published Thursday, Breton accused Elon Musk of potential “interference” in the German election, claiming that this alone could justify canceling the outcome if the AfD party win a majority of the vote. Continue reading
Niamh Harris – Business chiefs have warned that Germany faces electricity shortages and should expect to see critical industries leave the country after the government decided to shut down the last remaining nuclear power plants in favor of renewable energy
The head of energy firm RWE said he fears that Germany will face a shortage of electricity that will see prices in the already struggling country soar. Continue reading
Sean Adl-Tabatabai – The World Economic Forum (WEF) wants to drastically reduce the world’s population via orchestrated food shortages across the globe, which they will blame on ‘global warming.’
This coordinated attack on the world’s food supply was ramped up this week when the government of Germany ordered farmers to drastically reduce their use of fertilizers in an effort to comply with WEF’s agenda. Continue reading
Tyler Durden – While Europe has been keeping a generally optimistic facade ahead of the coming cold winter, signaling that it has more than enough gas in storage to make up for loss of Russian supply even in a “coldest-case” scenario, behind the scenes Europe’s largest economy is quietly preparing for a worst case scenario which include angry mobs and bank runs should blackouts prevent the population from accessing cash.
As Reuters reports citing four sources, German authorities have stepped up preparations for emergency cash deliveries in case of a blackout (or rather blackouts) to keep the economy running, as the nation braces for possible power cuts arising from the war in Ukraine.