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2840 The Fall of Germany. There Will Be No Economic Recovery.

from Freedomain with Stefan Molyneux | Podcasts 2500-2999

The current state of the German economy, including government spending, runaway electricity costs, green energy scams, wildly increasing housing costs, skyrocketing budget deficits, cheap money policies, public sector worker pensions, collapsing GDP growth, retirement savings, educational spending, health care costs, the myth of austerity, taxes, military spending, inflation, standard of living, income distribution, unemployment and mental health.Sources: http://www.fdrurl.com/germanyWhile the mainstream media and government officials may paint the picture of economic growth and an impending financial recovery just around the corner, we'll examine the hard numbers and empirical evidence instead of making blind assertions. With unsustainable yearly deficits, stagnant wages for decades, double digit cost of living increases - hopefully this information will help people brace themselves for the unfortunate reality that...There will be no economic recovery. Prepare yourself accordingly.

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