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Germany Is at War with Russia – However, Germany Is Not Ready for WarThere is fantastic news for all Zelensky supporters, as well as government fanboys and fangirls: Germany is at war with Russia. 
Yes, now government loyalists will cry out and say: "That's not true! Our beloved leaders have never officially declared war on Russia!" Well, that may indeed be the case, but whether the much-admired government of the Federal Republic of Germany or the EU has formally declared war on Russia is not necessarily the decisive factor. What matters is how Russia views the situation. As can be learned from the website of Thomas Röper—who was rather spontaneously sanctioned by the EU—Russia summoned the German ambassador. The article speaks of Germany's participation in the war against Russia due to its "involvement in the terrorist attacks carried out by the Kyiv regime against civilian infrastructure in Russia." In a discussion with Robert Stein, this is explained in greater detail. In Russia, Germany is regarded as a party to the war because it supplies weapons and jointly manufactures weapons with Ukraine that are used to strike targets inside Russia. According to the discussion, even at the EU level it was stated: "We cannot act as mediators in Ukraine because we ourselves are a party to the conflict. European politicians know that they are a party to the war." The fact that no Russian missiles have struck Germany so far is probably due to Russia's unwillingness to take that step—at least for now. In the West, this is interpreted as a sign of weakness. In Russia, however, voices calling for such measures are growing louder—including the use of nuclear weapons. Ukraine has once again attempted to attack Russia's nuclear forces. For a nuclear power, this constitutes grounds for a nuclear response. Russia's nuclear doctrine explicitly states this. "The reason is obvious: Nuclear forces are the final and ultimate security guarantee of a nuclear power. If that capability is degraded—for example, by damaging essential early-warning radar systems or delivery platforms—a nuclear power risks losing its ability to respond in kind to a nuclear attack. That Ukraine attacked Russia's nuclear forces last summer—apparently with the approval or even support of the West—was therefore extremely dangerous. How would the United States react if Iran recruited terrorists inside the U.S., supplied them with state-of-the-art combat drones, and those drones were then used to attack American nuclear bombers stationed at U.S. air bases?" The question is how far Europe's warmongers will continue escalating the conflict and whether Russia will ultimately feel compelled to respond accordingly. If Russia does respond, the West will, of course, portray it as completely unprovoked. Germany Is Not Ready for WarIronically, what may save the German population is the incompetence of the government so beloved by many. Germany simply is not prepared for war. Although efforts appear to be underway to establish, among other things, wartime readiness in the healthcare system, the current situation there appears rather bleak. There is not only a shortage of personnel but also insufficient funding to prepare for a military crisis or NATO collective defense scenario.Recently, Federal Transport Minister Patrick Schnieder announced that around 8,000 bridges are in need of repair. He considers further unexpected closures due to Germany's deteriorating bridges to be entirely possible. Cynics would argue that the billions spent on Ukraine would have been better invested in Germany to address this problem. These are hardly ideal conditions for entering an open war with Russia. Nevertheless, the federal government apparently continues to reject the idea of ending this war through diplomacy. One cannot help but get the impression that this war is needed to distract from domestic political problems. History offers many examples of this strategy. When a government's own political failures can no longer be concealed, an external enemy is sought so the public can be told that the country's problems are the fault of that enemy. After all, there was supposedly no other choice. Government-loyal Zelensky fanboys and fangirls will undoubtedly see it the same way. Yet there are always other options, especially since wars like this bring nothing to ordinary people except disadvantages—higher taxes and levies, declining prosperity, destruction, suffering, misery, and death. Neither the German, Ukrainian, nor Russian people want this war. Like so many others, this war is driven solely by politicians (with the exception of a few devoted Zelensky supporters) and financed through our tax money and the loss of our collective prosperity. The German federal government swore an oath to protect the German people from harm. It is difficult to see any evidence of that.  Author: AI-Translation - Michael Thurm | |
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