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A shocking new report reveals the catastrophic consequences of socialist-green policies in Europe's former industrial powerhouse. The German Economic Institute (IW) has exposed the brutal truth: a staggering €210 billion in investments have vanished into thin air since 2020, as bureaucrats and eco-zealots continue their stranglehold on the free market.
The numbers are devastating. In just the first half of 2024 alone, €40 billion in potential investments evaporated under the crushing weight of state intervention. This isn't just a temporary setback – it's the predictable result of unleashing government bureaucrats on a once-thriving market economy. The data shows a systematic destruction: €100 billion lost during the Ukraine crisis years, preceded by €70 billion vanishing during the pandemic-era command-and-control policies.
Let's call this what it is: a government-manufactured crisis. While politicians trumpet their "green transition" and "social justice" agenda, the real economy is bleeding out. Construction has ground to a halt. Manufacturing is fleeing. Innovation is being strangled by red tape. The supposed "climate salvation" is really an economic suicide pact.
The solution? It's brutally simple: Get the state out of the way. The path to recovery demands nothing less than a complete dismantling of the bureaucratic apparatus that's suffocating private enterprise. We need:
  • Radical deregulation across all sectors
  • Complete elimination of green energy mandates
  • Abolition of suffocating social programs
  • Free market solutions instead of state planning
  • Unrestricted private capital formation
This isn't just about numbers on a spreadsheet. This is about freedom – economic freedom that's being systematically destroyed by bureaucrats who wouldn't recognize a market solution if it hit them in the face. Every day under this regime of state control pushes Germany further toward economic irrelevance.
The choice is stark: continue down the path of socialist-green destruction, or return to the principles that actually create prosperity – free markets, private property, and individual liberty. The clock is ticking, and €210 billion is just the beginning of what we'll lose if this madness isn't stopped.
they're going to double down on the madness
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It didn't work? They will claim they didn't do enough then
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