Germany’s plan to stick it to Russia is having all sorts of bad consequences for their domestic population.
Gas is being throttled due to shortages.
JUST IN – Vonovia, Germany's largest housing group, begins to throttle its tenants' heating at night to save gas, a spokeswoman said.
Hundreds of thousands are affected, Berliner Zeitung reports.
— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) July 7, 2022
Hot water is being rationed and they’re even dimming street lights to conserve energy.
(FT) – Germany is rationing hot water, dimming its street lights and shutting down swimming pools as the impact of its energy crunch begins to spread from industry to offices, leisure centres and homes.@FT https://t.co/r1wFqe1Sg1
— Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla) July 8, 2022
Then you have this news about Uniper.
JUST IN – Uniper applies for state aid. Germany's largest natural gas trader is on the verge of bankruptcy.
— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) July 8, 2022
Uniper, Germany's largest natural gas trader is on the verge of bankruptcy and has applied for state aid.
They made you believe that sanctions will bankrupt Russia and force Putin to negotiate with the west.
— Vikrant ~ विक्रांत (@vikrantkumar) July 8, 2022
Meanwhile the German government is accusing Russia of attacking them economically while they send weapons into the Ukraine for the purposes of killing Russian soldiers.
Germany accuses Russia of an "economic attack" for cutting off their gas supply while the Germans send weapons to Ukraine to kill Russian soldiers.
You can't make this shit up. pic.twitter.com/aIzjpUBSKS
— The Bullshit Inspector ✝️ (@SimonBi34605724) July 5, 2022
These policies are not sustainable. There are already an increasing number of revolts against European governments over these anti-Russia policies. We will eventually see them in Germany the longer this continues.
