Deutschland schafft sich echt immer mehr und mehr ab … alleine in den letzten Wochen beschlossen oder vorgeschlagen:
☠️ Chatkontrolle
☠️ Überwachungskameras in Neuwagen
☠️ Tabaksteuer
☠️ Plastiksteuer
☠️ Zuckersteuer
☠️ Reichensteuersatz von 45 auf 47 %
☠️ Abschaffung des Ehegattensplittings
☠️ Abschaffung der Familienversicherung
☠️ Abschaffung der Bitcoin-Haltefrist
☠️ Abschaffung der Umsatzsteuerfreiheit in Zollfreilagern
☠️ Mehrwertsteuer von 19 auf 22 %
☠️ 204 Mrd. € Neuverschuldung
☠️ Rente ab 70
Gleichzeitig ist für Sozial-, Migrations- und Auslandsprogramme brutal viel Geld da:
✅ 51,02 Mrd. € Grundsicherung für Arbeitsuchende
✅ 24,8 Mrd. € Bundesausgaben für Flucht und Migration
✅ 10,06 Mrd. € Entwicklungshilfe-Etat
✅ 6,7 Mrd. € Asylbewerberleistungen
✅ 1,064 Mrd. € für Integrationskurse
✅ 450 Mio. € für Berufssprachkurse
✅ 209 Mio. € für weitere Integrations- und Migrationsmaßnahmen
✅ 24,5 Mio. € für unabhängige Asylverfahrensberatung
Wer hier derzeit die Zukunft in Deutschland sieht... naja, ich weiß nicht...
Aha. Dabei hat VW es doch selbst geschafft, gute Leute auszubilden – genau das war Deutschlands Stärke: Betriebe mit Ausbildungstradition. Wäre die Politik in jeder Hinsicht etwas wirtschaftsorientierter, müsste VW keine Stellen abbauen. Ihre Logik hinkt: Der Stellenabbau führt zu weniger ausgebildeten Leuten.
Strategy has sold 3,588 $BTC for $216 million to fund dividends on our Digital Credit securities. As of 7/5/2026, we hodl ₿843,775 in our BTC Reserves and $2.55 billion in our USD Reserves. https://t.co/Cssgz29Psj
According to the @WSJ, while some were begging the Islamic regime in Iran to stop, the UAE was striking back. Some even asked the U.S. to stop the UAE. Some talk. The UAE acts with courage and bravery, making history. The Iranian people love the UAE.
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BITCOIN DEMAND INCREASINGLY DRIVEN BY MICHAEL SAYLOR
Bitcoin’s market is becoming heavily dependent on buying by Strategy and its executive chairman Michael Saylor, as broader investor demand weakens.
Strategy has bought more than 171,000 Bitcoin in 2026 — far exceeding new supply from miners — with purchases funded through high-yield preferred stock offerings. Analysts say the company now represents a major share of Bitcoin trading and accumulation activity.
Meanwhile, ETF inflows, hedge fund arbitrage demand, and retail trading have slowed, while miners are increasingly selling Bitcoin to fund AI infrastructure investments.
Costco just flagged a major shift in shopper behavior:
The world’s largest warehouse club is seeing customers buy less beef and premium items, while loading up on more chicken, canned tuna, canned chicken, and cheaper Kirkland Signature store brands.
Costco’s leadership says this level of “trading down” for proteins and value items is the strongest signal of economic stress they’ve observed since 2007–2008.
@EU_Commission 1. Not everyone deserves to be seen.
2. You are wasting our money by acting outside of your mandate.
3. I and all the people around me do not stand with LGBTIQ+.
4. This is woke propaganda. You are destroying values and damaging society.
This is how politics twists facts on the left. Iran’s actions against UAE and GCC states are terrorism by nature. The UAE has proved it is very strong and well prepared. Despite Iran’s terrorist attacks, the UAE has remained one of the safest places in the world. The UAE Government has shown it is the most capable on the planet.
In my personal opinion, Iran has now lost any remaining positive image in the international community. The world will most likely cooperate to weaken Iran and push for a change in its political regime.
Sadly, Iran’s international standing has probably never been worse.
Good Morning from Germany, where electricity prices are now regularly falling below zero around midday. On May 1, they even dropped to the floor at -49.999 cents per kilowatt hour. The reason is simple: we are generating more solar power than we can use or store. As a result, Germany has to cover the gap between these negative market prices and the guaranteed feed-in tariffs paid to producers—an expensive outcome. These prices are a clear indication of the utterly disastrous energy transition.