I'm not saying that war is going to happen in Germany right now, but my friends, all of them are seem to be on the same page when it comes to their impression of things that are changing right now, and the fact that we are heading in some strange direction towards what seems to be war. And their time frame, unbeknownst to that they're agreeing with each other, is six months to a year. Now to get a little bit more clear on the things that are going on, the politicians and only the politicians in Germany are saying that there is a problem with Russia, and they are pointing the finger at Russia as if it's some type of a bad guy. They are claiming that the Russians have done some bad things, but it's not necessarily against Germany, it's against Ukraine, and the Germans are claiming, or the politicians are claiming that it is their innate responsibility, human rights responsibility, but there's no actual legal law that says that the Ukraine has to be defended by anybody within the European Union. However, the other side of the coin we have NATO, and everybody who is in the NATO group, which happens to be much of Europe, is under the impression that they have the right to move further east, and that includes Ukraine, but Russia said no, you're not supposed to do that. We have been had we have a handshake agreement that you will not move further east. So NATO has decided to move or further east. This is in the past number of years. This is not recent. So now all of a sudden Russia is saying, okay, well, if you're going to move further east, we're going to start pushing west. And all of a sudden, everybody's up in arms because oh my goodness, Russia's trying to move west. So who's at fault here? Well, it depends on who you ask. The bottom line is that now all of a sudden there's other wars going on in Iran. There's other things going on in what's it the Middle East. there's a lot of immigrants that have now been pushed north towards Europe. A lot of them have come to Germany, and we are now having cultural clashes that are horrendous. And I've had personal experience with one of my good friends who has dealt with personal attack. So this is getting very real and very close to home. Ironically now, one of the strangest part about these questions that I've been asking my friends locally is where do you see Germany in the next six months to a year? And they are all agreeing that they are not too sure if they're going to even have jobs in six months to a year from now. They are fearful that Germany will actually start to go into a depression. and one of the reasons why is a political reason, and I'm going to explain it now, but please try to bear with me is it's a bit tricky. We have a number of different groups that are within the German government, the different letters, and I've said I've written about that in one of my previous blogs. The leading group that most people in Germany seem to think would have their head have their head in the right place is it's called the AFD. There's other groups in there as well who are currently in position, and the current chancellor's name is Merz. And I don't know much about him except it does seem like there's bad decisions being made, and apparently he's backtracked on promises that he was going to keep. And the end result of this is that there's a lot more industry leaving Germany right now. A lot of industry is leaving. And unfortunately, this chancellor Merz has also just in directly said that it seems that Germans are getting lazy or something along that lines and taking advantage of sick calls. And this is a very very much news. He didn't say that they were lazy, he implied that they are lazy, and unfortunately, that's a very, very strange way to communicate with the people who voted you into office. So with that being said, we're also dealing with tariffs now with the United States. We're dealing with immigrants that are now here in Germany that are again not culturally assimilated, and therefore their way of life and how they view things, including the female versus male, is very, very dangerous. And unfortunately, I personally have a friend who's been attacked by immigrants who who who are from a certain location, clearly, and they felt that they could put their hands on my friend and she could get hurt, but thankfully she was able to manage the situation expeditiously. So, yeah, things around here in Germany are getting pretty pretty scary, and I don't know how much longer it's gonna take before we find out if the AFD is going to be able to pull us out. The problem is even if the AFD were to win in a few more years to put the reelection of the chancellor, the other groups are refusing to work with that, will refuse to work with that chancellor, meaning that even if the AFD wins, the government will not function correctly. So either way we look at this, for some reason the politicians have an intent on causing Germany harm. So I don't know where we're heading from this point on, but we shall see. Thanks for reading.
