Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

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WilderSueden

2023-05-14 11:15:48
  • #1
Although I find that too much of an oversimplification. The original nuclear phase-out was under Schröder with Trittin as the responsible minister. The CDU then just played the weather vane and shortened the original operating lives.
 

Bookstar87

2023-05-14 11:20:52
  • #2
This forum is pretty snobby. Germany is not doing well, many people aren't either. The numbers speak a clear language, we are mostly in the lower midfield in competition comparisons. Italians, Spaniards, etc. are all significantly richer than us, retire earlier, etc.

Since Angela Merkel decided in 2015 to copy the Green Party's policies, the decline began. Currently, this is accelerating enormously due to incompetents like Habeck and Bärbock.

Urgent reforms are missing everywhere. Currently, there is only one solution in Germany, other countries have shown the way, we must vote right-wing. The AfD is an option. They do excellent opposition work and should be given government responsibility. Höcke is certainly a strange guy, but compared to him, the Greens have much more radical figures.
 

xMisterDx

2023-05-14 11:23:10
  • #3
There is absolutely nothing shortened. Under a black-yellow government, the nuclear phase-out was mitigated in the form of runtime extensions, in fact de facto suspended. Because these runtime extensions would have allowed the existing nuclear power plants to operate until their scheduled decommissioning.

This extension was then revoked by the same black-yellow government.

De facto, the CDU, together with the FDP, thereby definitively decided on the nuclear phase-out.
 

xMisterDx

2023-05-14 11:24:47
  • #4


Yep. Youth unemployment in Spain around 30%. Italy is 120% GDP in debt. Only France has realized that things can't go on like this...

And whether you are "rich" because you own and live in a dilapidated condominium in Rome. On paper maybe, but you can't buy food with that.
 

xMisterDx

2023-05-14 11:28:30
  • #5
Axo. Romania has the highest homeownership rate. I would hardly want to live there. Switzerland has the lowest homeownership rate, under 40%. I think I would like to live there... Background: In Romania, you should own property, otherwise you have to live on the street with your pension. There is no pension like here. There is something, but ridiculously little.
 

Philfuel

2023-05-14 11:30:32
  • #6

Yes, the AfD cries out for responsibility and asks the right questions. *Irony off*
Headline today: “Saxon AfD MP wants to uncover the secret behind possible chemtrails
 

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