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Argentinian President Javier Milei clearly has the momentum on his side. Having succeeded in presenting a positive national budget in a very short space of time, combating inflation and now also achieving real growth for the entire country, is now taking the next step, this time in the field of energy policy. A massive investment in nuclear energy is planned, just like nuclear energy, which industry spurned in Germany a few months ago and now has to watch as half the world turns to this much more advanced form of energy.
No wonder that the already pre-selected next Chancellor of Germany, Fritze Merz of the Merkel party CDU, drew a picture of Miley as the libertarian-right devil par excellence. The European Union, led by the socialist chaos band in Berlin, is going in exactly the opposite direction and opting for the establishment of a new control collectivism, as we have seen time and again in Europe's recent history over the decades.
By the way: in addition to the investment and so-called SMRs, i.e. small nuclear reactors, to make the existing capacities future-proof and to expand them further, Milei announced the repayment of the state surplus to the taxpayers - something that European politicians would do at the very last in their lives. The voluntary return of power to the private sector through self-limitation this day is truly an amazing move, but it must be defended by sovereign individuals, we must not be dependent on politicians, even if they mean well by us. The next degenerate politician will trample these actions underfoot and ensure that we are returned to the slavery of thought and an economy of the gulag.
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too bad Europe is willfully ignoring all the lessons from Argentia, sickening to watch
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Yeeees! LFG, carajo!
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Long live liberty damn it!
the Anti Christ Capitalist
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He has really done well, but I worry about all the pressure bearing down on him. I like that he is willing to return what the state doesnt need, hopefully they can do this year in and year out. It will be less of a burden on the people, then.
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