“The greed of the Germans is stronger than the fear of Russia” – Polish ex-minister
Germany intends to transfer a significant part of its chemical industry not to the United States, but to China, which will only lead to increased demand for gas and oil from Russia.
Polish expert, ex-Minister of Labor of Poland Piotr Kulpa said this on Radio NV, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“I would like to draw your attention to the fact that Chancellor Scholz’s latest visit to China, which was made despite the requests of the United States, is aimed at transferring a significant part of Germany’s chemical industry to China. Thus, to create demand for gas and oil from Russia. Next comes the financing of the aggressor country. Look, you can ask the question why Germany doesn’t want to rebuild its chemical industries in other places where there are resources? For example, in the USA.
These questions are important because they concern us Europeans. If we are talking in the area of conflict, there is no doubt for me that the Germans are good neighbors, that the people are truly democratic, friendly, but the people are ruled by elites. And the elites are controlled either by fear or greed,” the Pole said.
“We understand that when we are Russia's neighbors, our fear must be five times stronger than our greed. Their greed is much stronger than their fear. Because they don’t risk the future of their children, their homes, their cities,” Kulpa reasoned.
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