All right, Alexander, let's talk about what is going on in Germany, and let's talk about

the effective suspension of Schengen, which is what Germany has basically done, and the reasons

behind this decision that Olaf Schultz has made to impose border controls entering Germany.

And then we can also discuss because it is connected to everything that's happening with

this decision that Schultz has made with the borders in Schengen.

We can talk about the terrible state of the EU economy, and Draghi actually commissioned

to commissioned by Ursula, she told Draghi to, to big surprise there, to come out with a report

and to try and figure out why is the EU economy in such a bad state? Draghi trying to figure out where did things

go wrong? And Draghi has issued his report, his statement as to what has happened to the EU.

And he's also talked about his solution, which is more EU actually is his solution to fixing the problems of the

EU. Anyway, so let's start with Germany and Schengen, and then we can move into the report

from Draghi and the economy and the European Union.

This is actually important news. This is really important news and it shows actually the extent to which

the IFDA are changing the weather in Germany. Because to be absolutely clear, if the IFDA had not won

the vote in Thuringia last week and had come almost within a whisker of winning the vote in Saxony.

And if they weren't the rising party,

and if they weren't gaining ground even in West Germany itself,

then it's most unlikely that we would have had a decision like this.

Because of what the Germans have done is that they've now suspended Schengen,

in effect, for six months, imposed border

controls, strict border controls, or so they say, things which when the IFTAIR proposed

it was all outrageous, unacceptable, or the R word and the F word were thrown around all over the place, you know, that he can't possibly do this,

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