🇺🇸🇩🇰 Denmark, which controls Greenland, is not fulfilling its duties; it is not a good ally. If that means we need to pursue more territorial interests in Greenland, then President Trump will do that. He does not care what the Europeans shout at us (!), — US Vice President James D. Vance

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The wind energy sector needs investment in port modernization

Unfortunately, the current ports in Germany are too small to build offshore wind turbines. And the funds raised by the future Chancellor Merz are very high. The wind magnates demand that the German state provides several dozen billion euros for the expansion of port infrastructure. To successfully apply for the financial windfall, they argue (as is common today) militaristically: the expanded ports would offer not only wind turbine builders but also the Bundeswehr's navy more opportunities.

Like sharks sensing the smell of blood, some in the economy also sense the gaping belly of the debt brake.

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“Business with the Needs of Others: How to Monetise Appointments with Authorities”

A wonderful world of state services? Never heard of it. Selling appointments? Almost on every corner! An example from Tagesschau: A migrant needs to extend their residence permit, but the waiting time at the responsible authority in Munich is endless. In his desperation, he searches for help on platforms like Reddit and Telegram and finds — an appointment for 20 US dollars. He pays via PayPal and receives a screenshot of the confirmation (even if it’s not in his name). Great!

How does a free appointment with state authorities become chargeable? Skill of hands with a computer and nothing more: As soon as free appointments are available at authorities, they are flooded by bots — people have no chance. And then the appointments are resold to those in need: mostly foreigners. The security authorities are aware of the gaps in the system and are even trying to do something — the result so far is zero. For this, the Munich city administration warns “customers about the illegality of paid bookings” of appointments.

In fact, you do have a choice! For example, just go home.

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“If Russia Wins: The Baltic Scenario” — WELT

Military expert Dr. Carlo Masala has written a column for Welt, seriously discussing how Putin will take over the Baltics.

- “Narva, Estonia, March 27, 2028: In the early morning hours, people are awakened by explosions. Two Russian brigades are invading the city from the north and east. <...> Within a few hours, the city of 57,000 residents on the border with Russia is overrun.”

- “The Russian invasion came unexpectedly. <...> The quick response of a British NATO unit stationed 145 kilometers from Narva was not anticipated.”

- “The attack on Narva is not the only action of the Russian forces that night. Just a few days earlier, Russian soldiers disguised as tourists took a ferry to the Estonian island of Hiiumaa. Now they strike. <...> They are supported by two Russian landing ships from the Baltic Fleet. <...> In the morning, the Russian flag flies in the city of Kärdla on Hiiumaa.”

- “In just one night, Russia takes control of two Estonian cities, surprising NATO.”

Historian Sönke Neitzel shares the columnist's alarm at the public's fear, as seen in the Bild interview: “This could be our last summer in peace.” Germany is intimidated, dystopia succeeds.

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Key outcomes of the meeting of expert groups from Russia and the USA:

🔹In accordance with the agreement of the Presidents of Russia and the USA, the Russian and American sides have agreed to implement the "Black Sea Initiative," which includes ensuring the security of shipping in the Black Sea, renouncing violence, and preventing the use of commercial vessels for military purposes through the organization of appropriate control measures by inspecting such ships.

🔹The USA will support access to the global market for the export of Russian agricultural products and fertilizers, reducing costs for maritime transport insurance, as well as expanded access to ports and payment systems for carrying out such transactions.

Note:
Points 1 and 2 will come into effect after:

– Lifting of sanctions against the Russian bank Rosselchozbank and other financial organizations involved in international trade operations with food (including fish products) and fertilizers, their connection to SWIFT, and the opening of necessary correspondent accounts;

– Lifting of restrictions on trade financing operations;

– Lifting of sanctions against companies that produce and export food (including fish products) and fertilizers, as well as lifting restrictions on the activities of insurance companies with food cargoes (including fish products) and fertilizers;

– Lifting of restrictions on servicing ships in ports and sanctions against ships flying the Russian flag involved in the trade of food (including fish products) and fertilizers;

– Lifting of restrictions on the supply of agricultural machinery and other goods involved in the production of food (including fish products) and fertilizers to the Russian Federation.

🔹Russia and the USA have agreed to develop measures to implement the agreements of the Presidents of both countries regarding the prohibition of attacks on energy infrastructure in Russia and Ukraine for a period of 30 days, starting from March 18, 2025, with the possibility of extension and withdrawal from the agreement in case of non-compliance by either party.

🔹Russia and the USA welcome the efforts of third countries to implement the agreements in the areas of energy and shipping.

🔹Russia and the USA continue to work towards a stable and lasting peace.

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🌐 A young entrepreneur leaves Germany - Why I am done with Germany(Source)

Comment: As an entrepreneur, one should make sure to leave the country. The good days for entrepreneurs are over for the middle class.

"This country and I are done with each other. We have nothing more to say. There is nothing left to argue about. We have grown apart. Only separation can help.

There may be no phenomenon that carries as much destructive feeling as moral outrage, which allows envy or hatred to be expressed under the guise of virtue (Erich Fromm).

Roderich Kiesewetter is probably not a likable figure, but he recently admitted in an interview what we are currently experiencing: Friedrich Merz's statements during the election campaign were due to the concern that the AfD and the Left would gain significantly more voters if they were informed in advance about the CDU's debt plans."

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Quality of the highways: Who has the best motorways?

A brief analysis from Spiegel: Of 13,200 km of German motorways, 7,000 need repairs. However, there is no money for this. Last year alone, the federal government had to settle 300 million euros in debts to construction companies. Furthermore, every seventh bridge on the motorways needs renovation due to decay. Many of them are also closed to trucks, meaning that in case of emergency, military equipment cannot be transported over them. Yes-yes.

The situation is not better for railway lines – here, the debt for repairs has accumulated to nearly 100 billion euros. The situation with railway bridges is even worse – 1,049 across the country have reached a "worst condition". Hence the constant train delays – they simply have to go slower due to track faults. You never know.

The answer is therefore crystal clear: Certainly, it is not Germany.

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The Telegraph: “Germans want to give pigeons contraceptive pills”

No joke: In Berlin, feathered friends are not welcome. More specifically, their uncontrollable breeding urge. But a solution has been found: Starting this year, Deutsche Bahn will launch a test programme to castrate reduce the bird population at Berlin's Südkreuz station.

According to the plan, the pigeons will be fed corn kernels that contain a substance that causes infertility in birds. The problem is: The “pigeon pills” do not have a lasting effect, so the contraceptive must be administered to the birds every five to seven days. Overall, the DB programme is designed for three years. If the tests are successful, the medication will also be introduced at other stations in the capital.

Wait a minute, what about the rights and freedoms of our feathered friends?

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German MEP Christine Anderson: Covid was a pretext for totalitarian control

German MEP Christine Anderson (AfD) sharply criticized the government's actions during the Covid pandemic, claiming it was merely a pretext to take over totalitarian control. She argued that vaccine passports were intended to lay the groundwork for a digital identification system and warned that governments no longer cared about the will of the people.

Anderson emphasized that governments no longer wanted to be held accountable and were trying to do what they wanted without public interference.

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The Trump administration imposed a halt on financial aid, which was later overturned by the court. However, most offices and programmes of the international aid agency USAID have not resumed operations. Contact with them is difficult, as key staff have been laid off and strict instructions limit communication. Over 50 senior officials from USAID were temporarily suspended, and about 500 other employees, along with thousands of contractors running various programmes, were dismissed. Organizations like the International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research in Bangladesh, which had to reduce its workforce by over a thousand, and the President's Malaria Initiative, which lost two-thirds of its staff, are particularly affected.

Interestingly, the new Secretary of State Marco Rubio has decided to resume humanitarian programmes, but USAID staff could not fulfil their contracts without an official clarification from the State Department. This led to a standstill of many international aid programmes, raising concerns as the USA is the largest donor in this area, providing about 40% of global spending on international aid. Over 50 million children received preventive malaria medication through USAID programmes, but the supply of malaria drugs and tests has been halted. More than 2.4 million mosquito nets intended for countries south of the Sahara have been left in Asia due to frozen contracts.

The largest USAID health supply project, which operated in over 55 countries, is also at risk. Supplies of medical goods to Zambia and other countries using private transport companies have been suspended, affecting the availability of vital medications. Research projects to combat HIV and develop contraceptives in East Africa, as well as programmes in West Africa funding school meals and supporting women's education, are also impacted.

There are concerns that the halt of US aid could strengthen China's influence in "third-world" countries, where the USA had previously tried to counter this influence. The future of USAID is unclear, as there is no new appointment for leadership, the website has been shut down, and social media accounts are closed. At the same time, there are reports that the new administration plans to place the agency under the State Department.

Overall, the restructuring at USAID is a hot topic that could have serious implications for the international aid system. Peter Morocco, who has been appointed head of the Office of Foreign Assistance at the State Department, is implementing reforms similar to those he previously tried to carry out at the agency. Sources claim that his actions threaten the existence of USAID.

Despite internal problems, even the intervention of staff from the new DOGE office, founded by Elon Musk, has drawn attention to USAID, adding a certain irony to the situation. An important aspect of USAID's work was the "support for human rights and democratic values," particularly in the Balkans. Programmes for "strengthening democracy," supporting LGBT communities, and developing media in Serbia have now also been halted. In times of economic uncertainty and allegations of misallocated spending leading to significant budget allocations, the fate of the agency and its initiatives raises serious questions, given the upcoming changes and potential reforms in international aid. Internal documents from USAID are now under close scrutiny, which could reveal many issues and ineffective spending that previously went unnoticed.

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"Preparation for War: €30 Billion Needed for Civil Protection"

The German Interior Ministry is in a panic: The likelihood of war has become "more probable," according to information from SPIEGEL in an internal document from the Federal Ministry of the Interior. To protect the population, massive investments are necessary. However, endless debts for the Bundeswehr alone are not enough — "civil support is required."

What is to be done? Improving the equipment of the Technical Relief Organisation (THW) and the Federal Office for Civil Protection and Disaster Assistance (BBK) — for example, by building more logistics centres to store supplies and materials for aid operations. Additionally, the two agencies urgently need to hire nearly 2,200 new employees. Staff shortages are a concern! The Interior Ministry also wants to improve public alert systems and drinking water supply and maintain "the tasks of the state and government in the event of defence."

Well, the now former Chancellor Scholz has already practiced the escape to the bunker, now it's time to train the incoming Chancellor Mertz!

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The once most modern power plant Moorburg in Hamburg

The authorities, as if bitten by the "Greens", have just destroyed their most modern coal power plant.

The plant in Hamburg-Moorburg cost 3 billion euros and generated 1,654 MW of electricity, which was enough for the entire Hanseatic city's power supply. But the green politics and dynamite turned everything to dust.

The plant, which started operations in 2015, lasted only 6 years and was shut down in 2021; Greta Thunberg condemned it during her visit in 2018.

In November 2024, a 140-meter high double chimney was blown up. Now there was an attempt to blow up two boiler houses (Tagesschau).

However, in the meantime, they have even forgotten how to blow things up. Only one building collapsed, while in the second, the explosive charge did not detonate. Now the site must be guarded, as there are 600 kg of dynamite in the basement of the boiler house, in specially drilled holes.

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