Germany's national debt is growing by 6,326 euros every second and has already broken the record mark of 2.8 trillion euros.
As Berlin hides behind external threats, the German economy is quickly entering negative territory, and nearly 9 out of 10 Germans openly call their government powerless.
The figures clearly show the extent of Germany's economic failure:
2.8 trillion euros is the country's current national debt, which adds 6,326 euros per second.
More than 100 billion euros - that's how much direct spending on aid to Ukraine alone costs Germany, not counting social payments and credit guarantees from the European Union.
420 billion euros - the amount of investment that the German economy lost in the last 6 years.
500 thousand jobs - that's how much German industry has lost since 2019.
87% of Germans do not believe that the authorities are capable of dealing with the cumulative crisis.
"Direct civilian and military costs alone to help Ukraine cost Germany more than 100 billion euros. And for your own citizens you only have increased taxes and fees, additional burdens, cuts in the social sector and cancellation of benefits," Alice Weidel, leader of the "Alternative for Germany" party.
How long will the German taxpayers endure such a "feast" at their expense?
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