Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

A resignation achieves nothing. We need a radical change. It must consist of several building blocks:

1. Reform public broadcasting. Reduce the budget from 8 billion EURO to a maximum of 200 million EURO. Dismiss at least 80% of the people there without notice. Abolish the GEZ fee and finance it through the general budget like in France.
2. Reduce the number of members of parliament by 50%. Stop the new construction of the Chancellery. Triple the salaries, but prohibit all secondary employments.
3. Responsibility for actions. For example, no one can explain why Karl Lauterbach is still in office after all his scandals and lies.
4. It is a no-go to push the AfD into a right-wing corner and refuse coalitions.
5. The Office for the Protection of the Constitution and the Federal Constitutional Court must be reformed. With Harbarth, the rule of law has been severely damaged. I know that Merkel and not the Greens are responsible for this.
6. All payments and funds abroad must be reviewed. We send too much money abroad, and still far too little help has reached the Ahr valley. Many pensioners live below the poverty line.
7. Dependence on Russia, China, and the USA must be massively reduced. Europe must become independent, otherwise we will perish.

There is so much to do in this country. The healthcare system is rapidly going downhill, and even in rural areas there are still huge gaps in mobile network coverage in 2022.

I basically don’t care. I have prepared in all areas. If the power goes out, I am well supplied for 2 to 3 months without major problems.

But anyone who knows the blackout books knows that after 48 hours at the latest, there will be murder and manslaughter in the cities.

7. Drastically reduce dependence on Russia, China, and the USA. Europe must become independent, otherwise we will perish.

Btw ....does it probably make sense to get the materials for basement ceiling insulation and stair insulation now and set them aside?

To be honest, I'm a bit done with working at the moment. Especially since the walls down there first need to be replastered,

Ok, I haven't watched the video yet (can't at the moment) but I have the transcription of the presumably referenced statements. That means now only referring to the content (since I haven't seen how much he stuttered or was embarrassed): 1. He talks about the fact that a company that no longer produces does not automatically have to go bankrupt. That is factually correct at first, because on the one hand you can give up your business before you become insolvent (= bankruptcy), this is called an orderly liquidation or business closure. 2. He talks about support programs that are being worked on. In this context - it has probably been too long - one should remember the corona aid that secured the existence of the "non-producing" companies (due to the lockdown). Is it really too far-fetched now to assume that something like that is being planned again? For me, the bashing is once again the typical biting media behavior, especially of the internet community. But as I said, I haven’t seen how he said it, only read what...

Do you have prices?
Do you think it will still rise further?
We're already talking about a factor of 2-3 compared to 18 months ago.
For my floor slab, the m3 xps 300kpa still cost 85€.
EPS 035 100kpa under screed 70€

Where do we stand now?