Alternative for Deutschland (AfD) party leader Alice Weidel represents the opposition leader within the current German political system.  The AfD party is on the rise within Germany as the severe leftist and globalist policies carried out by Chancellors Angela Merkel, Olaf Schulz and Friedrich Merz have severely compromised the German economy.

Beginning with the catastrophic energy policy decisions, Ms. Weidel walks through the problems currently being faced by country of Germany and the urgent policy changes needed in order to attempt recovery.  Thousands of businesses along with industrial manufacturing are currently collapsing.  The economic spiral is shedding tens-of-thousands of jobs, and the bureaucracy of the European Union is compounding their ability to respond effectively.

Germany has always represented the economic engine of the EU, and as a nation the primary prism by which the German people evaluate their status is through the prism of economics.  From that perspective Germany is in severe trouble.  AfD party leader Alice Weidel outlines the structural reforms needed in order to get out of this economic mess.  WATCH:

“Alice Weidel is one of the most important politicians in Europe today. She is the co-leader of the Alternative for Germany (AfD), the right-wing populist party which is leading in Germany’s national polls and came top in two recent state elections. Ms Weidel is skilled at voicing Germans’ frustrations with mainstream political parties. In conversation with Zanny Minton Beddoes, The Economist’s editor-in-chief, in the Bundestag in Berlin, Ms Weidel discusses the AfD’s economic plan and its stance on Russia and Ukraine.”

Personally, I do not see a way that Germany can escape this spiral and simultaneously remain inside the European Union.  The actions Germany needs to take, example ‘energy policy’, are not in alignment with the climate change interests of the EU bureaucracy.

Additionally, the migration and open border policy of the larger EU only makes the issues worse inside Germany as the migrant subsidies are at a scale that requires high taxes from the production class.

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