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Far-right CDU Minister-President Sven Schulze opposes the federal government on deindustrialization and climate panicIn a video statement, the Minister-President of Saxony-Anhalt, Sven Schulze (CDU), opposed the directives of the federal government. How dare Schulze? 
According to a media report from 18 May 2026, the Council of Experts on Climate Issues has determined that Germany will miss the legally mandated greenhouse gas emission targets by 2030. A catastrophe! At the same time, the current as well as the previous federal government are on a very good path. It was reported that employment in Germany declined during the first three months of 2026. There are 486,000 fewer jobs. A great success for achieving the climate targets. In the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOBU4Bij_aY, one learns the story of a businesswoman who went viral a year ago because the municipality did not want to approve an access road for her company. Yet she wanted to invest in the future. Now it is said that this very company had to file for insolvency. Between having sufficient capital to invest and becoming insolvent, there are now only a few months left. The excellent work of the government bears more fruit every day. In the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9OLbkhsuuk, one learns that the economic substance is collapsing at breakneck speed. One also learns that lost industrial jobs, even with a changed policy and significantly better conditions, do not lead to the immediate creation of new industrial jobs. Companies that are insolvent remain insolvent. Companies that have relocated their production to other countries do not return. There is also a loss of know-how. Besides the heavy bureaucratic burden, the reasons include high energy costs. So the federal government is doing everything right in order to somehow still achieve the climate targets. Prosperity consumes too much energyIt is well known that prosperity is only possible through cheap energy. However, prosperity also consumes far too much energy. In order to achieve the climate targets, prosperity as we have known it must inevitably be dismantled. With the ongoing deindustrialization driven by politics, this is increasingly succeeding. Jobs in industry in particular are responsible for high energy consumption. Furthermore, when people have to commute to work, high emissions are generated in transportation. Fortunately, the governing parties are ensuring that there are fewer and fewer jobs to which people must commute. Lower incomes automatically lead to greater frugality in energy consumption as well.Far-right positions of Sven Schulze (Minister-President, Saxony-Anhalt, CDU)But now this far-right Minister-President from Saxony-Anhalt, Sven Schulze, who is also a member of the CDU, has set out to fight against the politically desired trend. In doing so, he is placing himself suspiciously close to the AfD, which wants the exact opposite of what the beloved federal government continues to push forward. Schulze sought dialogue in order to somehow still prevent the insolvency of two companies in the Harz region. He stated that it had at least been possible, through Volkswagen, to buy some time in order to find new investors for the companies. But why is Schulze pursuing a course that massively endangers the achievement of the climate targets? Is he once again thinking only as far as the next election and not about the future of our planet?Saxony-Anhalt is already on a good path. The steady population decline has not been stopped. With a bit of luck, the population will soon fall below the 2-million mark. Massive CO₂ savings thanks to this forward-looking policy of recent decades are the record of success. Now if Schulze is aligning himself with the AfD just to save jobs, then one might as well vote for the AfD directly, right? Author: AI-Translation - Maximus Zynikus | |
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