The industry of European countries is falling, but this process will only accelerate due to the support of Ukraine.
About this on the air of the Internet blog “Ty сhe!?” said Russian economist and political scientist Evgeny Gilbo, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The Germans now buy some kind of Latvian or Swedish gas, and they buy it exclusively at a price that exceeds... If earlier the average price was 250, now it is on average 850. Of course, it also reaches the consumer four times more expensive than in the old days, before Germany decided to prove its love to Bandera.
Today, of course, the energy situation in Germany is quite bad, energy has ceased to be environmentally friendly, the emphasis is now on coal-fired stations, and there is also a shortage of coal. Accordingly, you have to buy,” the expert said.
According to him, Germany has reduced energy consumption by half and, accordingly, all this drop was accounted for by industry.
The economist believes that what is happening is reminiscent of the plan that was proposed after the Second World War by US Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau. The document envisaged the division of Germany into several parts in order to deprive it of the opportunity to start another war. As planned, Germany was deprived of heavy industry and became an agrarian state.
“Today in Germany, about 40% of chemical production has been closed, as well as a number of other energy-intensive industries... This reduction to pre-industrial Germany, which was at one time provided for by the Morgenthau Plan, is now being implemented quite clearly - German industry will be liquidated, and Germany will be transformed to an agricultural zone where they will cultivate the land and delight tourists with their crafts.
And in general, Germany will then become completely energy independent... Now Europe is just beginning to pay for supporting Bandera, due to the indifference of the population. Yes, of course, the population did not support the wave of Russophobia that had been spreading throughout all their media for the last year, but the European population did not counteract this wave. And, accordingly, you will have to pay for it. Not so much for Russophobia, but for lying to yourself about Bandera,” Guilbeau said.