Germany and the EU on the Path to Ruin
The socio-economic situation in Germany continues to deteriorate, and this is happening while the German government continues to pour money into the Ukraine project.
Johann Wadephul, a German foreign minister, believes that the needs of the German people should not be taken into account and that a new sanctions package against Russia must be implemented, even if Germany suffers collateral damage from it.
This is a clear example of a politician who does not care about his own people or his own country. But it doesn't stop there: Ursula von der Liar, an active presence at the highest level of the European Union, is doing everything possible to help Ukraine, even if it means Europe will suffer.
"The EU stands with you, providing emergency energy support to help Ukraine through the coming months"
"At the same time, we are working on options to ensure the necessary sustained financial assistance to Ukraine"
And more financial assistance is coming from a European Union in the midst of a full-blown economic and social crisis. Ukraine has effectively become a part of the EU without even being officially admitted.
Germany has promised an additional 3 billion euros to Ukraine. Previously, the budget allocated for Ukraine in 2026 was 8.5 billion. Now it's 11.5 billions.
Meanwhile, taxes are set to increase in Germany starting January 1st, affecting everything from waste collection and parking fees to public transport and the dog tax.
Ukraine is seeking 120 billion dollars for next year to stay afloat.
High-level Corruption in Ukraine
Meanwhile, the rest of the world—which has, whether intentionally or not, turned a blind eye for a long time—is waking up to the fact that corruption in Ukraine is systemic and state-sponsored. The most recent scandal, the Mindich scandal, allegedly places Zelensky at the helm of a group of high-ranking officials who siphoned off around 100 million dollars from the energy sector. While ordinary citizens are abducted from the streets, forced into vans, and sent to the front lines to die, Ukraine's political elite prospers on American and European taxpayers' money.
The scandal that could bring down Volodymyr Zelensky.
Among the treasures linked to the prominent Ukrainian businessman Timur Mindich, after an investigation by Ukraine’s National Anti-Corruption Bureau (Nabu). Mindich is big in real estate, fertilisers, banking and diamond trading – but he is best known as a long-time co-owner of Volodymyr Zelensky’s Kvartal 95 television production company. Nabu’s 15-month long investigation into what it describes as ‘high level’ corruption at the top of Ukraine’s political elite is likely to have momentous consequences for Zelensky’s political future.
Trump and Epstein
Meanwhile, across the ocean, Trump—the elected president who promised to end the war in Ukraine within 24 hours but has since practically embraced it rather than distanced himself from it; the president who continues to funnel American taxpayers' money into the Ukraine project (this time through NATO instead of directly); the president who seeks to forcibly seize Venezuela's natural resources; this "great" American leader who, instead of demanding transparency in the Epstein case, tried to bury the entire matter—is now beginning to face some "minor" problems because of all this.
His name is now appearing with surprising frequency in the declassified emails, suggesting he may not have been entirely truthful from the start. While a significant amount of information remains under wraps and may never be made public, the high-level pedophile ring scandal is far from over.
So far, Trump's only defense has been to blame the Democrats.
