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So did the Foreign Minister disregard the contents of the coalition agreement or break it? Would you like to explain that?

Did the coalition agreement explicitly state that NS2 should go online?

And what's wrong with that now? Even the CDU was in favor of ending the "private project" after Russia attacked Ukraine.

Do you really want to open this can of worms? Am I the only one who feels that you are wagging the moral finger especially when it comes to matters that don't concern you at all? Why didn't you stay in your 70 sqm apartment if everything is so great?

Do you really want to open this can of worms?
Am I the only one who feels like you are wagging your moral finger, especially when it comes to things that don't concern you at all?
Why didn’t you stay in your 70 m² apartment if everything is so great?

Gladly even. Why didn’t I stay? Because we can afford better (without any support) and we were lucky with the plot of land. If we hadn't gotten the plot so cheaply, we would have stayed in the panel building and would still be happy. Is that enough?

I find it very funny how much you "live out" on Habeck even though the Greens have only been in government for months and the dependency was caused by other parties. I am not a Green voter, but I think the work they have done so far is good.

NS1 was still implemented by the Red-Green coalition under Gas-Gerd and Josef Fischer and NS2 never went "live". Nuclear phase-out as well. So much for the created dependencies…

And what is wrong with that now? Even CDU was in favor of ending the "private project" after Russia attacked Ukraine.

I am confused as to why "even" Ukraine is allowed to do business with Russia, but we are not.

No, I think it was indeed the invasion of Europe that was denied until the very end (military exercise, I don't make me laugh). So much for credibility.

I would like to know what the Russian and American intelligence services know/knew that we are not informed about. My impression from the beginning was that something is/was going on behind the scenes that is unknown to us, but which would be important for assessing the situation, in my view. It may be that Russia is indeed the aggressor; from my point of view, however, it is not excluded that other "warmongers" are involved or that they have forced the situation. I lack the fundamental belief that we/the West are the "good guys"; the list of wars of aggression or provoked wars/war involvements led by "us" is too long ... I become suspicious, even though I am a rather naive person, when the side of the "good guys" benefits so clearly. Then the world ought to be a better place if the "good guys" benefit, meaning the countries that (coincidentally?) make really a lot of money with this or other war/s ... and have been doing so for a long time.