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🚨🇩🇪 Meanwhile in Germany “This is how the transition to net zero in Germany is going after they started by destroying their nuclear power plants” “We just don’t have enough energy generation capacity” - Chancellor Merz This didn’t happen by accident, as Germany destroyed all their nuclear power and... show more

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🇩🇪 “We should have not turned off the nuclear power plants, we don’t have enough energy generation now” -> Chancellor Merz admits that energy prices in Germany are kept low with government subsides, and that Germany can’t keep funding it. He promises a huge victory, by announcing a speedy BUREAUCRATIC PROCESS to get permissions for new power plants and then, also to create a tender for the construction of the new plants, which then can be built afterwards. -> This is at least 5 years, if not 10 until the first power plant is fully operational. They do not even have permits yet. FFS

🇩🇪 “We should have not turned off the nuclear power plants, we don’t have enough energy generation now” -> Chancellor Merz admits that energy prices in Germany are kept low with government subsides, and that Germany can’t keep funding it. He promises a huge victory, by announcing a speedy BUREAUCRATIC PROCESS to get permissions for new power plants and then, also to create a tender for the construction of the new plants, which then can be built afterwards. -> This is at least 5 years, if not 10 until the first power plant is fully operational. They do not even have permits yet. FFS

Lord Bebo

88,124 次观看 • 6 个月前

🇩🇪EXCLUSIVE - ALICE WEIDEL: “THEY DESTROYED OUR POWER PLANTS, SO WE CAN NEVER BRING THEM BACK” AfD Leader, Alice Weidel: "Germany had the most modern nuclear power plants, coal plants, and they put explosives in it and just destroyed them. This ideology, like the greenish ideology, started by our chancellor, Angela Merkel. We are the only industrial country with no proper energy supply."

🇩🇪EXCLUSIVE - ALICE WEIDEL: “THEY DESTROYED OUR POWER PLANTS, SO WE CAN NEVER BRING THEM BACK” AfD Leader, Alice Weidel: "Germany had the most modern nuclear power plants, coal plants, and they put explosives in it and just destroyed them. This ideology, like the greenish ideology, started by our chancellor, Angela Merkel. We are the only industrial country with no proper energy supply."

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102,609 次观看 • 1 年前

The leading candidate for Chancellor in Germany, Alice Weidel, says Angela Merkel destroyed Germany by opening their borders to an illegal migrant population… She warns Americans of the dangers of going all Green… and to Not give up your nuclear and other forms of energy.

The leading candidate for Chancellor in Germany, Alice Weidel, says Angela Merkel destroyed Germany by opening their borders to an illegal migrant population… She warns Americans of the dangers of going all Green… and to Not give up your nuclear and other forms of energy.

MJTruthUltra

14,997 次观看 • 1 年前

Lousy energy policy has consequences. Germany destroyed all of their nuclear power plants (for no good reason) and decided solar and wind power would be their strategy. But they needed a backup, and the “Green” party agreed it would be coal power. Germany used to have smart people. But most of them died during WW2.

Lousy energy policy has consequences. Germany destroyed all of their nuclear power plants (for no good reason) and decided solar and wind power would be their strategy. But they needed a backup, and the “Green” party agreed it would be coal power. Germany used to have smart people. But most of them died during WW2.

Wall Street Mav

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GERMANY: Why is the west hell bent on destroying itself? Over the last decade China has increased electricity production by 70% while production in Germany has declined by 10%. Germany has taken all of its nuclear power plants offline and must import the bulk of its energy. h/t Dave Brych

GERMANY: Why is the west hell bent on destroying itself? Over the last decade China has increased electricity production by 70% while production in Germany has declined by 10%. Germany has taken all of its nuclear power plants offline and must import the bulk of its energy. h/t Dave Brych

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🇩🇪🇮🇷 German Chancellor Merz: “We in Germany and in Europe are suffering considerably from the consequences [of this war]. This has direct effects on our energy supply and massive effects on our economic performance.” Perhaps Germany wouldn’t have an energy crisis on its hands had it not went from 17 nuclear reactors in 2011 to zero today.

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In 2018, the German UN diplomats laughed at President Trump as he warned that their energy policies were a disaster and dangerous. In 2026, German Chancellor Merz admits Trump was correct. Germany made many mistakes on energy policy, especially blowing up their nuclear power.

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AfD leader Alice Weidel FUMES over Germany's energy policy 'Nuclear power plants are being built in France, China, USA... ALL AROUND US Only Germany blows them up And we already have the HIGHEST energy prices What else is this but pure... stupidity, or deliberate sabotage?'

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Clash Report

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