Germany – a country without sovereignty in a comatose state, by René Zittlau

Germany has become little more than a lapdog for the U.S. and the WEF crowd. From René Zittlau at voiceofrussia.ch:

What had to fail has failed and will continue to fail and remain in a wake coma until the Federal Republic becomes a sovereign state. – Analysis of the fundamentals.

Introduction

If you look at the current situation with a cool eye, you can only wonder how a country that set cultural, scientific and industrial standards until 90 years ago could completely lose its compass.

First it was destroyed by Hitler – the Germans allowed this to happen. Then Germany became a vassal – the Germans allowed that to happen. Finally, they managed to drive the former industrial jewel of the world to the wall with the most incompetent leadership you could dream of. A new government with Merz as Chancellor will do nothing to change this, as he has already been bought and paid for by the hegemon.

This article is therefore not about the political kindergarten in Berlin, which can hardly be put into words, but attempts to describe the fundamental problem of this great country and provide food for thought.

A look back – the emergence of the FRG

“We in Germany have not been fully sovereign at any time since May 8, 1945.”Wolfgang Schäuble on November 18, 2011 at the EBC, the European Banking Congress in Frankfurt / Main.

Wolfgang Schäuble’s statement, which surprises many in its clarity and unambiguousness, as well as the vassal status of Germany articulated therein, is substantiated, among other things, by the history of the creation of the highly praised Basic Law. It was drawn up by so-called Parliamentary Councils. The councils were appointed by the Western occupying powers and convened in the Museum König in Bonn on September 1, 1948. This meant that the members were by no means democratically legitimized. They were entrusted with the task of drawing up a provisional constitution for the western part of the divided Germany, which later became the Basic Law.

The process of the final secession of the western occupation zones and the subsequent creation of a partial West German state began with the start of the work – the framework of which was defined by the “London Recommendations” of the western occupying powers.

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