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Disinformation from Saxony-Anhalt's Minister-President Sven Schulze (CDU) - Munich Makes Coffee with Electricity from Saxony-AnhaltOh, how wonderful this new CDU era under the dynamic Sven Schulze is! The man who is plastering Saxony-Anhalt with wind turbines while remaining so modest that he celebrates himself on Facebook. 
“When the wind blows here, Munich brews its coffee.” What a poetic, almost romantic image! Around 60 percent of our electricity generation is said to come from renewable sources, Germany is running on our electricity, and Saxony-Anhalt is “making” the energy transition instead of merely talking about it. Bravo, Mr. Minister-President! What a stroke of genius. Those who supply deserve respect and a smaller bill – in 2026, grid fees will fall, and an average household will save more than 100 euros a year. That is 8.33 euros per month, or 0.27 euros per day. Yes, indeed, that much! It is enough to make every family's heart leap with joy. What on earth will people do with all that money? What a blessing for the common folk! One could almost cry with emotion. At last, a politician who not only talks but actually acts. The wind turbines are turning industriously, the electricity is flowing south, and everyone is happy. Or are they?
The Bitter Reality Behind the Green GlossLet's put the rose-tinted glasses aside for a moment. Electricity accounts for only about 20 percent of total energy demand. The rest – heating, industry, transport – continues to run predominantly on fossil fuels. But hey, who needs facts when you have a nice graphic about brewing coffee in Munich? Schulze praises exports to the south, while companies in Saxony-Anhalt continue to complain about exorbitantly high energy prices. “World champion” in electricity exports, but expensive electricity locally and prices that are driving deindustrialization. That's what you might call consistent policy.And then there's the climate catastrophe. The IPCC has effectively called it off by now – the apocalyptic scenarios from years ago can no longer withstand sober scrutiny. The scenario used to justify the energy transition has been classified as implausible by the IPCC. The world keeps turning, and extreme weather has always existed. Yet Schulze remains unwaveringly committed to the path he has chosen. One could almost think that the CDU has a subscription to ideological delusion. While others have long since begun to rethink their position, Saxony-Anhalt continues to plaster its landscapes with wind monsters – in the name of a “transition” that delivers one thing above all: high bills and destroyed quality of life. Voices from the People – the Real ExpertsThe comments under the post speak volumes and gleefully tear apart the polished PR stunt:Jens Kersten does the math: “100 € in relief for an average family on the one hand, 1,000 € in additional burdens on the other hand due to healthcare and pension reforms, plus probably a VAT increase coming soon. Who actually still believes you? People aren't that stupid anymore.” Mark Symannek from Havelberg describes the true face of “citizen participation”: A 500-million-euro project is being rammed through, nature conservation (a bat population) temporarily saves the city forest, and city councilors effectively have no choice because the revenues have already been included in the budget. “Is it still democracy when decisions like this are forced in one direction?!” Soil sealing, infrasound, blade erosion, disposal problems – all swept under the rug. But hey, at least it's green electricity! Becker Stefan, a longtime CDU voter, asks in desperation: “How many jobs do the wind turbines or renewable energies create in Saxony-Anhalt...... by what percentage does this relieve the burden on taxpayers in Saxony-Anhalt!? [...] It's all just putting a positive spin on things without any visible results.” Patrick Steven Harp: “Nobody wants these things. Take the Dübener Heide, for example. Resistance among the population. Nobody wants these wind turbines.” Christian Kuhrt: “You can hear the things. I have several of them 500m from my bedroom. Great…. Opening the windows at night and cooling things down a bit in summer. Not possible.” And of course, the Greens from Magdeburg must not be left out: They proudly remind everyone that they, not the CDU, pushed the energy transition forward. Thanks for the clarification. The voters are thanking you with the polling numbers. Great Job, Mr. Schulze!You have managed to make even loyal CDU voters slowly wake up. You export electricity while industry groans. You celebrate 60 percent renewables in the electricity mix and ignore the fact that this amounts to only a tiny drop in the ocean of total energy demand. You promise 100 euros in savings while sweeping the massive other burdens under the rug.Respect, really. This isn't just disinformation – it's a masterpiece of self-congratulation at the expense of landscapes, people's wallets, and democracy at the local level. Keep it up, Mr. Minister-President. The wind turbines are turning, Munich is brewing its coffee with them, and Saxony-Anhalt is footing the bill. Those who supply supposedly deserve respect. Citizens supply taxes and patience – where is their respect and their smaller bill?
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