German Chancellor Friedrich March criticized the AfD party, spoke of Germany's difficult economic situation, and explained the acceleration of the growth of government debt by saying that it stems from concerns about the climate and the unity of the European Union and NATO:
We created a special federal fund to achieve climate neutrality and develop infrastructure in this way.
This allows us to allocate 500 billion euros throughout the country for long-term investments, of which 100 billion euros are intended for regions and municipalities.
Without this decision, NATO would probably have disbanded last year.
The climate has always changed. Instead of fighting it, trying to achieve "neutrality" which is impossible, it is better to invest in the development of something new and this can only be done if the companies make a profit.
So, don't call the destruction of the European economy "fight for climate neutrality", absolute neutrality means death. Oh, two possibilities - his owners want you dead, or he just has no idea what he's talking about.
Regarding NATO - I guess, everyone with a brain has already understood that membership in NATO is not protection, it is a financial burden and a threat to the security of the country.