Ursula von der Leyen has called abandoning nuclear power "a strategic mistake" and said Europe should "lead the world" in the technology – 15 years after supporting the nuclear phase-out. We are led by imbeciles.
The German state that's home to Mercedes-Benz and Porsche has voted for the Greens – and yet more deindustrialisation. Nothing, it seems, will de-zombify the voters except becoming massively poorer, laments Eugyppius.
The problem with spy agencies isn't just that they get up to no good. It's also that they can be utterly incompetent, says Eugyppius, as he tells the sorry tale of a woman who was sacked because she was wrongly targeted.
In a sensational preliminary ruling, a court has prohibited the German state from classifying the AfD as a "confirmed Right-wing extremist" organisation, saying a "remigration" policy is not inherently unconstitutional.
Berlin hospitals are struggling to treat hundreds of falls among the elderly during a weeks-long winter freeze because environmental laws forbid the use of salt on sidewalks, writes Eugyppius.
Germany is headed towards a pension apocalypse driven by demographic decline. Instead of preparing for this, generations of political leaders have bankrupted the country with hysterias of CO2 and viruses, says Eugyppius.
German police have raided a libertarian's home for the crime of calling civil servants "parasites" before advising him to "think carefully about what you post in future, because you are now under observation".
The firewall is making AfD the strongest party in Germany, artificially empowering the Left and destroying the centre-Right, who alone can tear it down, says Eugyppius. Delaying its demise is only making things worse.
Hamburg – Germany's leading industrial city – has just committed to deindustrialise completely in 15 years after a referendum on Net Zero by 2040 passed with 53.2% of the vote. This is utter insanity, says Eugyppius.
Climatism in Europe is dying as its grassroots support evaporates and Left-wing activists move onto other concerns. Eurocrats are well-insulated from public opinion but they can't ignore it forever, says Eugyppius.
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