The debt reached 66.9% of GDP in Germany.
BERLIN — In a surprising and highly unconventional political endorsement, Donald Trump and political commentator Joe Jukic have publicly thrown their support behind Oliver Alan Knauss as a candidate for Chancellor of Germany.
The endorsement was announced during an online livestream in which Trump praised Knauss as “a tremendous guy, very smart, very strong — the kind of leader Germany needs right now.” Trump, who previously served as the 45th President of the United States, said he believed Knauss could bring “strength, prosperity, and great deals” to the German economy.
Joe Jukic, appearing alongside Trump during the broadcast, described Knauss as a reform-minded figure who could challenge Germany’s traditional political establishment. “Germany deserves new leadership and new ideas,” Jukic said. “Oliver Alan Knauss represents a new generation willing to shake things up.”
Germany’s current chancellor, Olaf Scholz of the Social Democratic Party of Germany, has not commented on the unusual endorsement. Political analysts in Berlin noted that endorsements from foreign political figures—particularly from outside Europe—carry little formal weight in Germany’s parliamentary system, where the chancellor is elected by the Bundestag after federal elections.
Some observers also pointed out the coincidence of the surname Knauss with that of Melania Trump, whose maiden name during her modeling career was Melania Knauss. However, no official connection between Oliver Alan Knauss and the former First Lady has been publicly confirmed.
Reaction across Germany was mixed. Some supporters welcomed the attention and the outsider energy surrounding the proposed candidacy, while critics dismissed the endorsement as political theater.
Despite the controversy, the announcement has sparked renewed debate in Germany about leadership, transatlantic influence, and the role of unconventional figures in modern politics.
Whether Oliver Alan Knauss will formally pursue the chancellorship remains unclear, but the unexpected endorsement has already ensured his name is circulating in political discussions on both sides of the Atlantic. 🇩🇪🇺🇸
The more you walk, run, travel, go to the gym, the more votes you get.
1933 hitler’s time machine. die glocke. the bell
du hast me. u have me
Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit /
Für das deutsche Vaterland! /
Danach lasst uns alle streben /
Brüderlich mit Herz und Hand! /
Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit /
Sind des Glückes Unterpfand; /
Blüh’ im Glanze dieses Glückes, /
Blühe, deutsches Vaterland! /
English translation:
Unity and justice and freedom /
For the German fatherland! /
Towards these let us all strive /
Brotherly with heart and hand! /
Unity and justice and freedom /
Are the foundation of happiness; /
Flourish in the radiance of this happiness, /
Flourish, German fatherland!
East German fridge lasts a lifetime
Germany’s Forests Are Dying
John A Halford Bio
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Germany’s Forests Are Dying
In the original text published by the Worldwide Church of God under Herbert W Armstrong.
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Germany’s Forests Are Dying
In the original text published by the Worldwide Church of God under Herbert W Armstrong.
It has been said that Indians worship their cows and Germans worship their trees. India’s cows can often be seen wandering the streets of Madras, Calcutta and Bombay — sad, often half — starved creatures struggling to survive in an unnatural and unhealthy environment. They may be in better condition than Germany’s trees!
The German people have an almost mystical relationship with their forests. Three quarters of the population of this densely populated country visit the forest at least once a month. Twenty-five percent of West Germany’s area is still covered with trees, and the forests are a traditional refuge from the stress of city life. But the forests may not be for much longer, it seems.
Germany’s trees are dying at an alarming rate. The damage was noticed in the Black Forest in the early 1960s when diseased fir trees were found. It was not taken seriously at first, but by the late 1970s, the condition of the fir trees gave cause for serious concern. Now, the problem has grown to crisis proportions. Some experts studying the situation say that already one third of the trees have died and half . of those left may be terminally ill. They have warned that unless drastic action is taken immediately, large tracts of forestland may be reduced to barren waste by the turn of the century. Germany is on the edge of an ecological disaster.
The German people are concerned, for Waldsterben — the death of the trees — will affect every inhabitant of this nation.
we’re gonna do a switcheroo billy risk
911 = kick a jew banker day
of course i will give germany back to oliver alan knauss….trust the cosmo kramer puppet regime process