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The great savior of farmers Sven Schulze (CDU): Intentions become a matter for the boss!Oh, how touching! Minister-President Sven Schulze (CDU) actually invites people to an “agricultural summit” at the State Chancellery and suddenly declares agriculture to be a top-priority issue. 
One could almost shed tears of emotion—if one did not know that this man and his black-red-yellow coalition have spent years proving exactly the opposite. But today, just a few months before the election, the great savior in times of need is pulled out of the hat. How heroic. In the video, Schulze proclaims with a statesmanlike expression: “Agriculture in Saxony-Anhalt is a matter of top priority for me, and therefore a major agricultural summit took place today at the State Chancellery. Participating were agricultural associations, banks, and agricultural trade.” The “main issue”? Liquidity, securing livelihoods in times of crisis, preventing structural farm closures, and preserving business diversity. Wonderful! They even signed a declaration of intent. A declaration of intent! The strongest instrument of politics when one actually does not want to do anything. “Today we jointly signed a declaration of intent with the aim of supporting our businesses in terms of liquidity. We will of course continue this dialogue in the future as well.” The next summit is supposed to take place at the end of the year. Applause, applause. The dialogue continues. Probably until after the election—and then forgotten again. What a brilliant achievement!While the coalition of CDU, SPD, and FDP in Saxony-Anhalt is still governing and could actually be changing laws, reducing bureaucracy, and creating real framework conditions, it prefers to organize summits and sign declarations of intent. Reliable framework conditions? Quick solutions? Partners who actually take action? Mr. Schulze, you are a poet of empty words.Farmers know exactly what “top priority” means under this government: more reports, more inspections, more top-down glyphosate hysteria, while at the same time the most valuable Börde farmland is being sold off for industrial projects. One commenter rightly reminded everyone: “And that is why the most valuable land in Saxony-Anhalt was released for destruction.” Around 1,000 hectares of prime farmland for an industrial park—Intel may have “died,” but the damage remains. Instead, potatoes are imported from Egypt. Sovereign food policy, Mr. Minister-President! The comments speak volumesUnder the post, it looks like a failed PR stunt. “TOP PRIORITY 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣” (Michèl Schwarzlose), “Svenni can do everything, or at least he thinks so” (Marco Gumbrecht), “For years he has achieved nothing and now he wants to save the country 🤣” (Krü Mel). Even loyal party supporters are left squirming.One farmer writes: “Minister Sven Schulze, as an engaged family farming business [...] we would like to warmly invite you to our farm. We would be happy to show you in practice what our work looks like.” Because theory and summits with bankers and associations apparently are not enough. And the climax: many are already calling for Ulrich Siegmund to become the next Minister-President. The “unelected Minister-President” (as many call Sven Schulze) is being punished by his own voters. No wonder—anyone who blocks democracy and critical comments, and then shortly before the election quickly pretends something is a “top priority,” has long since lost the respect of the people. Intentions? Absolutely!Of course Sven Schulze (CDU) has intentions. The September election is approaching, the polls are catastrophic, and suddenly agriculture becomes a top priority. Not because farmers have been fighting for survival for years, not because bureaucracy is suffocating them, not because the federal and state governments have failed—no, but because votes are needed.The CDU is still governing with SPD and FDP. They could today change laws, cut bureaucracy, create planning security, and truly secure liquidity. Instead: a summit, a declaration of intent, a video, and the promise of “further dialogue.” That is not politics—it is an election campaign at the expense of taxpayers and farmers. This “farewell tour” (as one commenter put it) is embarrassing. Agriculture does not need more summits or more declarations of intent. It needs a government that acts—not self-promoters who first contribute to creating the problem and then stage themselves as saviors, only to claim everything will be better after the election.
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