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RT by @franke_media: If you have nothing to show other than a pointless degree and are an MDB then you don't need basic security. You receive €11,833.47 (from July €12,330) in diets plus €5,349 tax-free as a flat rate.

In this case the name says it all. Say that you are completely stupid without saying that you are completely stupid by constructing the following completely insane statement from the statement "Due to high energy prices, the industry has reduced the use of gas":

RT by @franke_media: If any party should remain silent about the “historical mistakes” that are now falling on our country's feet, it should be the Greens. Vom Verschwörungsmythos in ihrer Anti-Reiche-Kampagne mal ganz abgesehen. Reiche does the same thing as Habeck: volatile renewable energy + nuclear phase-out = gas.

LNG for Germany from Argentina hasn't been available for a long time.

"Why daily money is shrinking". Sometimes you would see editors waving their headlines printed on cardboard around their ears. Incidentally, there is currently nothing shrinking in daily money other than the thing between the ears of some editors, quite the opposite: interest rates have been rising both on average and at peak rates for five months in a row: https://www.tagesgeldvergleich.net/veroeffentlichungen/marktanalyse.html

That's how it is: with average interest rates on daily money, no saver can beat inflation in the medium term. In order to achieve a positive real return, you have to do interest rate hopping and bet on one of the best offers every x months. We have documented this since 2008: https://www.tagesgeldvergleich.net/statistics/realreiz-von-tagesgeld.html

We laugh more than we should 👇🤣👍

RT by @franke_media: It's just the height of provincialism when the Bullerbü leftist from cozy Thuringia wants to dictate to Iranians what friendly means they can use to get rid of the dirty regime that has oppressed them for 47 years.

According to this member of the German Bundestag, we have had wars almost every year since 2000 because only then do energy prices rise. If anyone is still wondering whether we live in a rule of stupid people, numerous MPs prove this every day.

Today's episode of the series "The Green Stupid". This time on the stupidity channel the radiation and the nuclear waste.

The base effect of inflation can be observed particularly well in the oil price and its 12-month changes. According to our calculations at https://www.tagesgeldvergleich.net/statistics/inflationsraten.html#oelpreis, this was in negative territory until the end of February, meaning the oil price was lower than the previous year and had a dampening effect on inflation. Since the beginning of the attacks by Israel and the USA on Iran, the oil price for Brent in USD has risen by around 15 percent and as of March 4th was 15.02 percent higher than the previous year and is therefore once again an inflation driver at a level last seen in July 2024.

RT by @franke_media: It is not censorship, but a matter of course that a (left-wing) extremist bookstore is not supported with tax money.

MONITOR's daily bullshit - this time in a version of maximum condensed stupidity. Restle probably subjected his editorial team to a lobotomy; there is no other explanation for such a total loss of content

RT by @franke_media: @peteraltmaier never stopped anything. But he ended the subsidies and scaling models of the much cheaper Chinese PV manufacturers, and unfortunately the German manufacturers like Solarworld rested before and after on mass production, which subsidized them citizens from saleswomen to pensioners, instead of being as innovative as they are more expensive. The German manufacturers then threw the social costs at the feet of the state, social insurance and small craftsmen, while Green party members like Asbeck put their hundreds of millions into safety. But @GrueneBundestag won't tell you this story.

Another tweet from him that will come true at some point

Daily money for companies currently offers a return of up to 3.79 percent p.a. with an investment period of three months and an investment amount of EUR 100,000, although the highest interest rate is only available in combination with a fee-based current account, the monthly basic fees of which our calculator at https://www.tagesgeldvergleich.net/tagesgeldvergleich/unternehmentagesgeld.html naturally deducts when calculating the return.

RT von @franke_media: Grüne hassen diesen Trick

What (lack of) equity means for the interest rate for building financing is calculated below using our calculator, which can be found at https://www.kreditvergleich.net/baufinanzen/, using a simple example: 500,000 EUR purchase price + additional costs, 2.00 percent initial repayment and 20 years of fixed interest rates result in the following minimum interest rates per year, depending on the existing equity capital: 4.51% for 50,000 EUR equity 4.51% for 100,000 EUR equity 3.87% for EUR 150,000 equity 3.60% for EUR 200,000 equity This results in the following minimum rates per month: EUR 2,636.75 with EUR 50,000 equity 2,636.75 EUR with 100,000 EUR equity 1,898.78 EUR with 150,000 EUR equity 1,577.17 EUR with 200,000 EUR equity Ten instead of 40 percent equity means a monthly rate that is around 67 percent or 1,060 euros higher and therefore around 254,000 euros higher interest and repayment payments over the course of the agreed fixed interest rate.

RT by @franke_media: Popular suggestion. Germany's export model is stuttering and consumption is weak. The geopolitical crises are putting strain on both. The domestic economy could easily be stimulated by waiving taxes on petrol/diesel. Then 33 billion would be missing from the budget, part of it would come back on its own

Exactly, because if we install enough renewable energy, we no longer need fossil backups, but simply turn off the lights in our company and home in the evening or when there is no wind. Trust this gentleman's expertise, political scientists cannot be wrong.

Last week, the Bank of England expanded its balance sheet total by a further 0.25 percent or 1.780 billion British pounds compared to the previous week. This is the fourth consecutive weekly increase. Compared to before Corona (January 2020), the Bank of England's total assets are still 23.31 percent or 137.369 billion British pounds higher.

Intelligence is still not equally distributed and in reality we are not promoting untalented children of the privileged, but rather untalented figures from the established parties to well-paid positions - like our Karl.

RT by @franke_media: I hope politicians hear and read these messages. Housing shortages, locked-in syndrome and declining construction activity are responsible for falling birth rates. When will housing construction get the priority it needs? When will politicians stop punishing landlords?

The “energy price shock” in pictures. Diesel prices of EUR 2.00 per liter are still below the highs from 2022, despite the higher CO tax in the meantime, about which there were of course no critical posts from the institute economist, because the “right people” were in charge back then.

Price shock according to the Greens - no, not the peak from 2022, but the current increase, which catapults the gas price to such lofty heights as were last reached a year ago and at the end of 2023. For narrow-gauge intellectuals like Michael Bloss it is clear: our economics minister bears responsibility for this. According to this interpretation, Robert Habeck would also personally be blamed for gas prices that were more than six times higher in August 2022.

RT by @franke_media: The cost of crude oil only accounts for around 25%, a quarter of the price at the pump. #Servicetweet

RT by @franke_media: The SPD, as a member of the federal government, is working on new taxes. A “health tax” is expected to bring 36.7 billion euros into the coffers. @schuermannchris has written down what could be hidden behind it and what threatens investors and landlords. https://www.flossbachvonstorch-researchinstitute.com/de/alle/detail/unhealthy-levies?&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=de.tw.me.brand.kommentare.&utm_term=260304

Last week, the ECB reduced its balance sheet total by a further 0.12 percent or 7.673 billion euros. Since the beginning of the year, we have now recorded a decline in total assets of 1.50 percent or 94.672 billion euros. Our look at the development of the ECB's balance sheet total over time at https://www.tagesgeldvergleich.net/statistics/balancesums-der-zentralbanken.html#ezb shows the loose monetary policy during Corona and the ongoing consolidation thereof: Since 2024: -10.22% (-EUR 708.706 billion) Since 2023: -21.73% (-1,729.014 billion EUR) Since 2022: -27.31% (-EUR 2,339.589 billion) Since 2020: +33.51% (+1,562.746 billion EUR) Our weekly analysis shows: in the 323 weeks since the beginning of 2020, there were 151 weeks with shrinking assets but 172 weeks with growing balance sheet totals. It's nice to see the massive expansion at the beginning of the corona crisis and the declines from the end of 2022.

Jan van Aken - stupid to the point of prosperity, because without those up there there would be no money for those down there, even if the salon communist, who has never had to experience socialism live (or was allowed to from his point of view) of course sees it differently.

There's something to it: "Public contracts in the EU add up to over two trillion euros annually. If only CO₂ criteria apply to this huge demand, but no resilience criteria, the EU is clearly strengthening non-European providers - and weakening those companies that invest enormous effort in climate-friendly production here."

To put it into perspective: the basis for the shutdown of the first nuclear power plants was laid under Jürgen Trittin as Federal Environment Minister in 2001 with the amendment to the Atomic Energy Act - one of the most important projects of the red/green coalition from 1998 to 2002: https://www.bundestag.de/webarchiv/textarchiv/2012/38640342_kw16_kalender_atomaustieg-208324 Fun fact: The PDS - predecessor of today's Die Linke faction - did not exit quickly enough.

RT by @franke_media: "The cookie jar will be canceled, social spending will remain untouched. Municipal budget consolidation in Germany is like losing weight by shaving your eyebrows." Word.

RT by @franke_media: True, but the Greens are missing from the list. The increase in the CO₂ tax (national CO₂ price) is actually due to decisions made by the traffic light coalition (SPD, Greens, FDP) - it continued and accelerated the plan of the GroKo (which started in 2021 with 25 €/t). The Greens (under Habeck) pushed through the nuclear phase-out in 2023 - the last three nuclear power plants went offline. Critics (especially from the CDU/CSU, FDP, AfD) accuse the Greens of making Germany more dependent on gas (as a bridging technology) and exacerbating the current vulnerability to gas price shocks.

RT by @franke_media: Wow. The Chinese should actually do that now, because most of the oil is for them. Unfortunately, you could then learn a lot about their air defense systems. La, la, la 😇

RT by @franke_media: That's Ali Larijani at the bottom in 1977, in his late 20s, as a terrorist against the Shah's regime. He was the architect of the massacre of more than 30,000 demonstrators in January 2026 - now he is the new ruler in Iran. And here 👇 you can see clearly who his allies in 🇩🇪 are.

𝗭𝗶𝗻𝘀𝗲𝗻 𝗳ü𝗿 𝗔𝘂𝘁𝗼- 𝘂𝗻𝗱 Wow Great value for money 𝗷𝗲𝘄𝗲𝗶𝗹𝗶𝗴𝗲𝗻 Wow Our monthly look at the interest rate development of all the banks and intermediaries we evaluate at https://www.kreditvergleich.net/statistics/zinsentwicklung-bei-krediten/ shows that consumers have not yet been able to benefit from falling interest rates on either car or personal loans: For personal loans, 2/3 interest rates, as interest actually paid by at least two-thirds of all borrowers, were down one basis point month-on-month at 7.46 percent per annum as of March 1, 2026, but were 35 basis points, or 4.92 percent, higher than the same month last year, marking the 46th consecutive month in which 2/3 interest rates increased compared to the same month last year. The advertising interest rates, which are the average minimum borrowing interest rates and are often hung in the shop window by banks, which is where the name shop window interest comes from, increased by one basis point compared to the previous month and by 19 basis points or 5.22 percent compared to the same month last year. In the case of the car loans evaluated by our editorial team, in February 2026 the 2/3 interest rates, the interest actually paid by at least two thirds of all borrowers, were unchanged compared to the previous month, as were the advertising interest rates as the minimum interest rates with which banks advertise for new customers. Compared to the same month last year, both interest rates increased by 4.45 and 6.61 percent, respectively. Here too, the 2/3 interest rates have been rising compared to the same month last year for 46 months in a row.

Short reminder: it is March 2026 and the unnecessary, anti-market and harmful energy efficiency law of the traffic light and in particular Robert Habeck has still not been passed, which is really surprising given the situation: "This brings us very close to a legally backed zero or degrowth policy and the prospect of a scarcity economy. And given the higher GHG intensity in production in many other countries, a shift in production out of Germany is necessary also not very effective in terms of climate policy." https://www.wirtschaftsdienst.eu/content/jahr/2024/heft/8/beiktion/das-energiesicherheitgesetz-ueberfl-uessig-marktgegen-und-schaedlich.html

Energy policy by Robert Habeck

The Stuttgarter Zeitung with an article from a qualified source. The author "studied Catholic theology in Münster, Bochum and Bogotá (Colombia) and during his doctorate in theology communication sciences in Münster." and must therefore know.