For lurkers who are curious about the reasons for ●》the biggest protests in German history, Sundance lays it out clearly, with some perspective. And here is another update, from Tucker Carlson: https://lnkd.in/gKayXg5G ========================= "Keep watching this story as much as possible folks. It might be difficult to find the details because Western corporate media do not want to cover the specifics, but the pushback deep inside the EU is well organized, planned and strong. On day one, the German farmers began their protest, and began blocking transport hubs, main arteries and government buildings around the country. On day #2, a large number of Polish truckers crossed the border to provide additional support and block the roads and border crossings. Today [Wednesday Jan 10th], on day #3 of the protest, the German railway workers have joined. ●》You might remember the “solidarity” movement from the 1980s when the general working class in Poland took to the streets and triggered mass protests – eventually forcing the collapse of the governing structure. Well, here we are 40 years later, and a multi-nation force is aligned in the effort to duplicate the outcome. ●》This is massive pushback against the globalist and WEF system. ..." https://lnkd.in/gm-97qUC
Shirley O.
10mo
I remember the solidarity movement in Poland in the '80's. Back then MSM was covering it, the world watched. Now MSM is a joke and unreliable as a news source. Very happy that Poland and other countries have crossed into Germany and are joining in unity. MSM may not be covering but we don't need them anymore. Kudos to the German Farmers and all supporters. 😊 ❤️ 👏
Mrinal Kaul
10mo
A country is nothing without its farmers. That's the food. Food is everything. Anyone predicting what will happen ? I think this will continue through the year, with police interventions in between and maybe attempts of insider disloyal moves or destruction to govmnt. Property/building or forced "something bad done by protesters" so police get a free pass to arrest a few. But i believe this will finally end with adjustments in the budget for the next year. So farmers will eventually win. The BIG PROBLEM ARISES if government wins and stops all subsidies and provides something alternative to the group leaders. Then .. Then subsides on EVERYTHING -- ALL OVER THE WORLD WILL STOP. Oil, lpg, fertilizers, electricity, water, all. THATS WHAT THEY ALL WANT SO GOVERNMENT eats up more for them. The group want to generate more money so that what was lost in war donations and ammunition can be restored.
Christoph Böse
10mo
This is why globalist organizations want to push vertical gardening and fake "meat" etc.... it is easier for them to control than a horde of essential people with tractors and trucks. We will have farming and we'll be happy! Support your local farmer! All WEF members and contributors should be thrown out of government positions immediately and receive lifelong ban. Stakeholder economy go home. You can see a real coordinated rise of prime ministers etc. against their own countries and they are all infiltrated by WEF. They serve Klaus Schwab when they should serve their countries people. They have lost morality and they think politics is just a job. But it's not, if you want to serve you need to offer up some.
Germany is now in an economic depression. Their manufacturing sector has collapsed due to the global recession 😁
Marek Wota
9mo
Germany economy is in trouble, no money for farmers.. Also they are trying to stop everything's good happening in Poland under eco reasons.. Closing Polish coal mines while opening own few kilometres further. Against expanding transhipment ports because it effects nature, natural parks or building Central communication port. Poland has 20 few national parks being half smaller and almost half population while Germany have only 10... Cheaky... Reality is no more cheap gas or energy deals, cars are not competative any more and sales dramatically dropped each year. In the meanwhile ADF far right party has reached 20% and may have prime minister this year already.., not funny!!
Colin Manning
10mo
Be aware the railway strike is not in anyway connected to the darmers protest, it has being going on for some time and is direltly related to pay and not the farmer’s concerns (which are very valid and I support the garmers)
Ian Butler
10mo
I am dismayed but not surprised by the MSM not reporting this very significant and important protest. Thank heavens we now have other avenues to get the message out there.
Kevin Baker
10mo
As expected as intended.
Business Development Director
10moJust read.French tyre giant Michelin has made "the difficult but unavoidable decision" to close its three manufacturing centres in Germany, with a loss of 1,500 jobs, due to high energy costs (as a result of sanctions). There's going to be *a lot* more of this very soon. 🩸🩸🩸