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CDU Disinformation Minister-President Sven Schulze Tries to Sell the Public Bullshit Once AgainWonderful! At last, the federal government has delivered the breakthrough Germany has been desperately waiting for. Sven Schulze, CDU Minister-President of Saxony-Anhalt, proudly posted on Facebook: "Germany needs economic growth again—and now it's finally getting it."
Less bureaucracy, tax relief, better investment conditions—"This is the right path. It helps the people," he declared on July 3, 2026. And the icing on the cake: momentum for the election campaign because the CDU and SPD are delivering. The CDU's Disinformation Minister-President at His FinestParticularly brazen is the opening of Schulze's post: "Germany needs economic growth again—and now it's getting it." With this single sentence, the CDU Minister-President inadvertently admits that there currently is no economic upswing—after years in which the very policies that the CDU and SPD were largely responsible for have led the country into stagnation. Who exactly prevented economic growth up to now, if not those responsible for exploding bureaucracy, high taxes and social contributions, disastrous investment conditions, and the snail's pace of approval procedures? And this magical "now"? It doesn't exist. The federal government has not "set economic growth in motion"; it has merely presented a non-binding draft that still has to make its way through the Bundestag, the Bundesrat, and reality itself. Schulze, who has spent years governing alongside these policies, now portrays himself as the courageous problem-solver for the very problems his own political family helped create. This isn't analysis—it's outright disinformation.Chapeau, Mr. Schulze! One almost feels like applauding your statesmanlike clarity. That is, unless you've just watched Marcel Klag, who mercilessly dismantled this entire reform spectacle in his video. Klag sums it up perfectly: "There are four politicians from three parties standing there, telling five different versions of the great reform." While Markus Söder says the top tax rate won't be increased, Lars Klingbeil immediately follows by explaining the new tax bracket. Classic traffic-light coalition/CDU harmony. Schulze calls it "momentum." Most citizens call it blatant disinformation. The "Great Leap Forward"—for €600 a Year in 2028Friedrich Merz spoke of a "great leap forward." Klag dryly reminds viewers: "The Great Leap Forward under Mao Zedong was a massacre that killed millions of Chinese. And Friedrich Merz knows that." In the end, that great leap amounts to exactly €600 in tax relief per family in 2028. That's a ridiculous €50 per month—sometime in the distant future—maybe.By then, inflation, rising pension contributions (from 18.6% to 20.6%), higher long-term care and health insurance contributions, and bracket creep will have swallowed it all. Schulze celebrates this as help for ordinary people. Ordinary people are more likely to feel they're being taken for fools. The Bitter Details Schulze Doesn't MentionKlag goes through the points one by one without pulling any punches—and none of them appear in Schulze's rosy Facebook message:
Schulze demands "speed in implementation." Yet nothing has even been passed. It's nothing more than a campaign paper tiger that will probably be torn apart again in the Bundesrat or during the next coalition negotiations. Citizens Aren't Being Fooled AnymoreThe comments beneath Schulze's post speak volumes: "€50 in monthly relief is a joke," "on the backs of ordinary people," "window dressing before the election," "The state doesn't cut its own spending—it just goes looking for new people to pay." People see through the game. They see the redistribution, the new burdens on mini-jobs, the reduced tax deductibility of skilled tradespeople's services, and the endless business-as-usual of spending money abroad while pensioners and younger generations are expected to foot the bill.Sven Schulze's (CDU) Facebook post is not a signal of economic recovery. It is an attempt to sell the public bullshit disguised as reform through disinformation and half-truths. Marcel Klag has already dissected the package—and there's little left besides hot air, greater insecurity for employees, and the usual self-congratulation before the summer recess. Germany doesn't need CDU disinformation Minister-Presidents celebrating campaign momentum while the country continues to decline. It needs genuine cuts within the state itself, not more political tricks at the expense of its citizens. People know exactly who's trying to sell them bullshit.
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