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Julian Adrat criticized that Markus Söder had claimed in the program "Miosga" without contest that the AfD was hostile to the disabled and "brutally right" in Bavaria. Miosga referred to Adrat in a derogatory manner. Adrat countered Söder's statement with a series of his own examples, which he labeled as "not normal." These included the blowing up of nuclear power plants, prison sentences for internet memes, and centuries of debt approved by a dismissed parliament. He also mentioned transforming Christmas markets into fortresses, citizen income payments to foreigners, the handling of billions for masks, the purchase of babies, and calls for rocket attacks on Moscow. As further examples, Adrat cited the expansion of wind and solar plants, bike paths in Peru, the training of trans-rickshaw drivers in India, and 130,000 foreigners who roamed freely despite arrest warrants. In conclusion, he criticized that citizens had to finance the programs under threat of imprisonment. #Politik #AfD #Gesellschaft (translated)

The author described it as a significant achievement that Germany has drastically reduced coal power generation despite the phase-out of nuclear energy. In his assessment, a renaissance of nuclear power will not happen, as neither the economy nor the state can afford it. #Energie #Klimaschutz #Atomkraft #DE (translated)

The author of "savings book enemies" wrote that Friedrich Merz is 70 years old and has indicated in earlier statements that Germany needs a tough course change in migration, taxes, and energy. After almost two years in office, Merz must realize, in his opinion, that his party stands at 17.5 percent – a historic low – and he could go down in history as the most unpopular Chancellor of all time. Furthermore, the author blamed Merz for the end of his party as a people's party and stated that reasonable politics is not possible with the SPD. He asked what Merz has to lose and suggested throwing the SPD out of the government and tackling domestic issues in a minority government. According to the author, there are middle-class majorities for nuclear power, taxes, and migration. #Politik #Deutschland #FriedrichMerz (translated)

In Lingen in Emsland, despite heavy criticism, the production of fuel elements of Russian design is to begin under the license of the Russian state corporation Rosatom, after the Lower Saxony Ministry of the Environment granted approval. #Atomkraft #Brennelemente #Russland (translated)

The author of the article wrote that China is strengthening its industry while the EU is destroying its own. According to Bystron, China relies on nuclear power, cheap energy, high technology, and good conditions for industry. In contrast, the EU is weakening its economy with the Green Deal and similar requirements, the article stated. https://t.co/OtlS9B0D1c #Industrie #EU #China #CN #EU (translated)

The Australian exchange student wrote that some people believed Germany was saving the world by using paper straws, which he called carcinogenic, blowing up nuclear power plants, and imposing a plastic tax. He described society as shaped by people who believed the evening news. #Deutschland #Umweltschutz #Gesellschaft (translated)

The author wrote that in Germany, nuclear power plants are being demolished and the gas network is to be dismantled, while the federal government is holding a summit in Kyiv on energy security and new energy infrastructure for Ukraine. He described this development as "madness." #Energiepolitik #Atomkraft #UkrainischeEnergie #DE #UA (translated)

Christian Miele listed twelve challenges that Germany must overcome, in his opinion. Electricity and labor are expensive for companies: employers pay an average of around 45 euros per work hour, about 29 percent more than in the EU. In addition, high network fees and levies have increased energy costs; Germany exited nuclear power before sufficiently cheap and reliable alternatives were available. Long approval processes, according to Miele, also deter companies from investing. He named demographic change, rising contributions, and immigration that often does not lead to employment quickly enough as further problems. The shortage of skilled workers is real, he wrote, but uncontrolled immigration burdens households and municipalities. The Bundeswehr is also still inadequately equipped after decades of underfunding: the NATO target of 2 percent has long been missed, and there is still a lack of personnel, ammunition, and operational equipment. Miele wrote that Germany’s economy is hardly growing on its own: it shrank in 2023 and 2024 and only grew by 0.2 percent in 2025. Industry is producing less than it did a few years ago. In addition to taxes, levies, and energy costs, he pointed to weak demand, competition from China, and a lack of new products. In education, about one in three 15-year-olds does not reach the basic level in mathematics and reading; the gap between children from poor and rich families is as large as it has been since the beginning of the PISA tests. At the same time, there is a shortage of teachers and many school buildings are dilapidated. Among the further challenges, Miele listed the need for renovation of roads, bridges, railways, and schools. The municipal investment backlog is over 200 billion euros, about 55 billion of which is for schools alone. In his view, excessively high rents, low construction activity, and long approval processes also make it difficult to move to cities with open positions. The state is slow in digitization; many applications are still on paper, and internet coverage in rural areas is patchy. Finally, Miele warned that government spending is increasing without the economy growing correspondingly. Pensions, social services, and interest compete with defense and infrastructure for the same funds. If debt grows faster than economic output, there will be less room for investment later on, he wrote. Ultimately, the working people would bear the consequences, Miele explained, and he asked for his readers' assessments. #Herausforderungen #Wirtschaft #Deutschland (translated)

Booklet enemies wrote that the European economy was larger than that of the USA in 2008. In his view, Europe should have built on this and expanded its prosperity. Instead, the Germans elected parties that shut down obsolete nuclear power plants and promoted massive immigration into the social systems. He referred to this as an example of "prosperity neglect" and as a tragedy. #Wirtschaft #EuropäischeUnion #Politik (translated)

📢 Citizens of the EU, have you already heard your own death knell...?!!! The technocrats in Brussels are now preparing for an energy lockdown for the coming winter! The message is unequivocal: heat less, dim the light, give up comfort and travel. Coal and nuclear power plants have been and continue to be blown up or decommissioned to promote the self-created energy shortage. At the same time, sanctions against #Russia are continuously being tightened, consciously working on creating a gas shortage. After the failure of large parts of Qatari LNG exports due to the USA's war of aggression in the Persian Gulf and the politically motivated exit from Russian pipeline gas, Europe has maneuvered itself into a suicidal dependence on a strained world market. A lower storage level combined with "voluntary" consumption reductions is the start. If the winter is colder than hoped or further supply disruptions occur, the next step will follow: binding quotas, rationing, and #energy lockdown. Thus, the political class makes its citizens pay again for their energy policy mistakes. To evade this responsibility, the last card will be the war against #Putin. And then this continent is finished. By the way, the AfD wants to fundamentally reform this overbearing organization. https://t.co/ZfsNFQpKSM #Strandkorb #Amthor #Maischberger #Herrmann #InsideCDU #Gaza #Klima #Energie #EU #Putin (translated)

• Steuersenkungen sind Subventionen, daher nicht machbar • Atomkraftwerke wurden jetzt doch gesprengt, haha, verarscht • Wir bürgern jedes Jahr drei Großstädte ein, kann man nichts mehr machen, findet euch damit ab • Dank Billionenschulden ist der Haushalt solide finanziert • Nord Stream? Was ist Nord Stream? • Guckt mal, der Kanzleramtsfuchs, wie süß Ihre CDU #Politik #Deutschland #Steuern

Die Energiekrise in Rumänien verschärft sich aufgrund der Stilllegung des Atomkraftwerks Cernavodă, was zu steigenden Strompreisen und einer erhöhten Abhängigkeit von teuren Stromimporten führt, die vor allem die Industrie und ausländische Unternehmen belasten könnten. #Energiekrise #Rumänien #Strompreise

Die Nachkriegsgeneration stirbt aus. Die Boomer werden andere Rentner. Das ist die Generation, die ihren Kindern ein völlig marodes Rentensystem hinterlässt und die sichersten Atomkraftwerke der Welt abgestellt hat. Wer jung & ambitioniert ist, sollte das Land verlassen. #Generationenkonflikt #Rentenpolitik #Zukunftsperspektiven

Italien hat soeben beschlossen, selbst Atomkraftwerke zu bauen anstatt lediglich Atomstrom zu importieren. Frau Meloni nennt das „eine mutige und vernünftige Wahl“. Und die Industrienation Deutschland? Rauscht weiter selbstbesoffen von ihrem eigenen (klimaneutralen) Bessermenschentum in den Abgrund der ökonomischen Bedeutungslosigkeit … #Atomkraft #Italien #Energiepolitik

Jeg vil gerne fortælle dig en hemmelighed. I nat, mens du sov, brugte Danmark atomkraft. Igen. Vinden lagde sig over Nordsøen, solen var gået i seng, og så gjorde vi det, vi altid gør, når ingen kigger: Vi satte vores lid til et kabel dybt nede i Øresund og lånte strøm fra de svenske atomkraftværker. Vi har gjort det i årtier, og svenskerne ved det selvfølgelig godt. De sladrer ikke til nogen, de sender bare en regning. Lidt historie: Folketinget tog atomkraft ud af dansk energiplanlægning i 1985. Det er før, jeg blev født. Vi opfandt endda logoet med den lille smilende "Atomkraft? Nej tak"-sol. Den blev tegnet i Aarhus i 1975 og er formentlig noget af det mest udbredte danske design efter legoklodsen. Vi er simpelthen verdensmestre i at sige nej tak. Vi har bare aldrig rigtig fået sagt, hvad vi gerne vil have en aften, hvor solen ikke skinner og vinden ikke blæser. For at gøre det endnu mere skørt er danske ingeniører endda blandt de dygtigste i verden til at udvikle den næste generation af små reaktorer. Vi har Copenhagen Atomics, vi har Seaborg. Men de må bare ikke bygge dem i Danmark. Prøv at forestille dig, at Lego havde fået at vide, at de kun måtte lave klodserne i Tyskland. Så hvad vil Liberal Alliance egentlig? Vi vil først og fremmest have ophævet forbuddet. Og vi vil omprioritere de 55,2 mia. kr., der er afsat til havvind, til blandt andet to atomkraftværker med små, modulære reaktorer ved Studstrup og Kalundborg, som skal levere strøm senest i 2040. Så kan vi selv producere stabil strøm med lave CO₂-udledninger, også på en vindstille aften i februar. Det synes jeg faktisk fortjener en chance, selv om nogen i Aarhus engang har tegnet et logo. Indtil da: Tak for lån, Sverige. Sig det nu ikke til nogen. #Atomkraft #Danmark #Energipolitik

Als Teenager war ich zu doof, um das zu verstehen. Unser Bild war das eines fetten Reaktionärs mit Atomkraftwerken. Ich trug einen „Stoppt Strauß“-Anstecker. Mein kluger Onkel (Prof an der Bundeswehr-Uni) sagte: „Du wirst deine Meinung noch ändern“. #Erinnerungen #Meinungswandel #Politik