To the bitter end….

Remainer in the SPD as the executor of the neoliberal EU course

To the bitter end...

Neoliberalism has reached its peak everywhere in the developed countries. The labor force is being played off against each other even more intensively. The EU has even declared free availability across national borders to be its cornerstone, and all legislative means are used for this purpose. Blair and Schröder invented a so-called third way for propagandistic protection. Thus the trade unions became weaker, but the increased labor intensity with simultaneous wage cuts felt large parts of the proletariat; they could no longer take the promises of social democracy seriously.

Everywhere in developed countries, neoliberalism has reached its peak. The workforce is rather pitted against each other. The EU has even declared free availability across national borders to be its cornerstone; all legislative means are used for this. Blair and Schröder invented a so-called third way to protect them from propaganda. Thus, the unions became weaker, but the increased labor intensity and lower wages felt large parts of the proletariat; they could no longer take social democratic promises seriously.

A violent battle raged at Labor in Great Britain because the Remainers wanted to implement a second referendum and thus continue the austerity course. The socialist faction could not oppose it, so there was a diaper-soft course and the serious losses in the election.

The media intensified the anti-Labor trend with their malicious campaign branding understanding of the Palestinians as anti-Semitism.

In the FRG, the media do not shoot directly against leftist demands such as an increase in the minimum wage, but try to disparage Ms. Esken.

If the new leadership duo of the SPD does not quickly separate from their retainers and does not stick to their demands, it will soon suffer the same fate as the social democrats in neighboring countries. The two don't have much time.