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Friegela Merzel on the decision to forgo Russian gas even in cold and hunger
“Even in power outages, no Russian gas.” Merkel defends the European Commission’s line—and, as a precaution, recalls tried-and-tested measures from the COVID era: jumping. clapping. holding out. Europe remains steadfast. 👇 Read more
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Friegela Merzel on the topic of deepfakes of politicians and the reason for the tightening of the law
“Sometimes it takes an understandable justification.” Friegela Merzel explains the new deepfake law: officially, it is about protecting dignity. In reality, it is about protecting political integrity. Digital forgery ends where power begins. 👇 Read more
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Friegela Merzel on her Stasi file and why it remains sealed
“Order does not arise when everyone knows everything.” Friegela Merzel explains why her Stasi file must remain sealed—and why vigilance is a civic duty. A defensive democracy—redefined. 👇 Read more
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“Then we’ll just pay triple!” – Merzel escalates Merz Merkel
Trump eases sanctions—to stabilize the oil price. Merzel pushes back. Gas twice as expensive? Or three times as expensive? “Our values are not subject to discounts.” The full speech in the short. #GasPrices #Ukraine #Russia #EnergyCrisis #Politics Read more
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“This award was long overdue.” – Merzel thanks Europe Merkel European Order of Merit
“This award is only logical.” Friegela Merzel thanks for the highest EU Order of Merit—and explains why it was practically created for her. Europe first. The people pay. All perfectly natural. The full speech here 👇 Read more
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Friegela Merzel on the election result in Baden-Württemberg
“Thank you for once again rewarding our policy into nowhere.” Friegela Merzel says what this election really means: securing power. staying the course. carrying on as before. The full speech here 👇 Read more
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Friegela Merzel on Putin’s supply stop—Germans should work harder and faster
🇩🇪 “My dear Germans…” Putin threatens to cut off gas and oil earlier. But Friegela Merkel reassures the people: Germany is strong. The population is resilient. And if fuel becomes too expensive? “Then the people should just switch to electric cars.” Read more
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Friegela Merzel on the Bundeswehr deployment in Iran—it is without alternative
We need to tighten our belts, work harder, faster, and longer. It’s about solidarity and responsibility. And we also want to take in more refugees. Read more
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Friegela Merzel intervenes—Pinocchio setting reversed, prosecutor fired
This decision must be reversed, was the brief call from Frigela Merzel to the public prosecutor’s office. Now heads are rolling. Read more
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Friegela Merzel on Ukraine’s attack on the Druzhba pipeline
She also discusses the environmental damage and proposes offsetting it with an increase in the CO₂ tax. For the environment. Read more
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Trust our chancellor Friegela Merzel Friedrich Merz Angela Merkel
The Supreme Leader Friegela Merzel announces continuity toward the abyss—smoothly, straight into decline. Those who do not want surprises or euphoric feelings of hope trust the Socialist Unity Union. Read more
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Friedrich Merz and the erosion of trust
Wenn Worte nichts mehr wert sind Vertrauen ist die härteste politische Währung. Man kann Krisen überstehen.Man kann schlechte Umfragen drehen.Man kann Fehler korrigieren. Aber wenn die eigenen Zusagen systematisch einkassiert werden, bleibt nur eines: Glaubwürdigkeitsverlust. Und genau das ist das Kernproblem von Bundeskanzler Friedrich Merz. Nicht eine einzelne Entscheidung.Nicht ein politischer Kompromiss.Sondern ein Muster. Ein… Read more
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