When you look at the European Union, our current Arabel is really being defined by farm equipment

protesting in the streets. We saw in the Netherlands, when they started shutting down the farms.

We saw all of these tractors and farmers taking to the streets,

shutting down capital buildings, blocking roadways.

The same thing is happening right now in Germany. German farmers across the nation, they're

blocking these roadways. Here's an article we can look at right here. German farmers block roads nationwide as part of

week-long protests. Why are they doing this? Because the German government has

just announced that the car tax exemption for farm vehicles and the tax breaks on diesel used in agriculture

are ending they're done so the government is targeting these farmers they're

taking away their tax breaks they're the first on the chopping block.

And why are they doing this?

It makes no sense.

Well, this article kind of sheds some light on this.

It says, why is Germany's economy struggling and can the government fix it?

It says already widely seen as ineffective.

The government was dealt a further bitter blow late last year when the constitutional court

ruled that its 2024 budget broke fiscal rules enshrined in the Constitution,

triggering a multi-billion euro budget crisis. It goes on to say the decision meant

that the government was unable to divert 60 billion euros of borrowing left over

from its Pandemic Emergency Fund into a climate and transformation fund intended to fuel

Germany's green transition and modernized industry.

So Germany is an interesting study here because

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