Pressures mounting in Germany

As you know, if you've been following my channel, I've been talking about how the war in Ukraine is in fact a US proxy war against Europe and about how the most pivotal target for the destabilization and fracturing of the EU is Germany. Germany is the biggest economy in Europe. It is the most important manufacturer on the continent. The industrial centers of Germany represent the beating heart of Europe. Well, there have been a few items in the news lately that signal that Europe may be headed for cardiac arrest.

First of all, this is not in Germany, but in Austria, the fiber manufacturing company, Lenzing, has announced that they're going to have to reduce production by two thirds. Two thirds of production will be shut down because of the surge in the price of gas. This, as far as I know, is the first announcement by a major manufacturer about shutting down industrial production because of gas prices. But, obviously, Lenzing is just a canary in the coal mine because you can expect the same thing to happen across industrial sectors including in Germany. Now the other piece of news is happening as I record this.

The g seven is talking about approving and they are pushing ahead with it a price cap on Russian oil. This price cap will take effect on December 5. And a further price cap on all petroleum products, not just oil, but petroleum products will be imposed, I believe, in February. Now the Russians have responded to this by announcing that they will simply stop selling oil and petroleum products to any country that imposes a price cap. So that means that by December 5, Russia will completely stop selling oil and petroleum products to Canada, Italy, Japan, The United States, The United Kingdom, France, and of course to Germany, just as winter sets in.

Now the other piece of news is that the largest right wing nationalist party in Germany has announced that they plan to hold a mass demonstration on October 8 to demand an end to the sanctions against Russia and to call for the reopening of the Nord Stream two pipeline. Now this will blatantly broach the subject of Germany splitting with the EU over the issue of Russia, which more specifically is the issue of energy and basically the survival of the German economy. Now, this demonstration and the right wing movement itself, the nationalist movement itself, the AFD, which has a wildly more successful, strategy on social media than any of the other existing parties in Germany. This demonstration and this movement could very likely create a severe political fissure in Germany, and this could easily result in mass civil unrest and further radicalization of the right wing and populist parties, especially when you're talking about the halting of Russian oil sales to Germany in December at the beginning of winter, the inevitable spike in gas prices as a result of that, and the inevitable shutdown or reduction of industrial production in Germany. Manufacturing will slow down.

Manufacturing in many sectors will simply stop. Now Germany has already signaled that they will define any opposition to government policy as radical and terroristic in nature, and any opposition or protest against the government policies will be met with severe repression. Typically, that sort of a response only leads to greater radicalization and violence. And in this regard, would say don't be surprised if some of the untracked weapons that are earmarked for Ukraine end up in the hands of right wing militant groups in Germany, and that will very likely be under the auspices of American intelligence. It wouldn't be the first time.

Events are moving very rapidly in Europe and in Germany, and the transformation of Europe into a chaotic and dismal conflict zone may very well occur sooner than we even expected.