So this is the plan to plan for Muslim terror takeover disguised as unspecified extra-national incursion?
Step one- Allow millions of the enemy inside your borders.
Step two- Then worry about “civil defense”.
This is sure to calm the citizens fears.
Guess that they realize the Russian Cold War being restarted by Hillary was a major screwup, and they see Obama doing nothing. And if Hillary is elected they know their country is screwed because Hillary will start World War 3 and lose Europe
Will the German Tax Payers also have to help the Muslim Leaches stockpile food and water ?
They need a CIVIL WAR plan.
Last ditch effort by the Merkel foxes to “prepare” the hens to be over run but ensure the foxholes are secure.
Shut down all your nuke plants.
Rely on Russian gas for power and heat.
Let in millions of military-age, single, male, muslims from violent cultures.
Yup. Stocking up a few supplies in case of emergency is probably prudent.
I suggest they put kicking out the muslims at the top of the list.
YO!
FAZ!
Ever heard of ISIS? Just asking.
The tin-foil hat brigade might ask, does this have anything to do with the Turkish coup and the US nukes said to have based at, but supposedly very recently moved from, Incirlik?
Ping.
All this nuclear war talk is wrong.
It’s so obvious.
German and the EU are going to have an economic reset, per the Deutsche Bank financial analysts.
Europeans are in for a bank account “haircut” during multi-day bank “holiday”.
Luger-head gov’t is Requiring it’s citizens to have ten-day of food ‘cuz bank offices, ATMS and grocery stores are gonna be severely disrupted.
Fritz n Freda gotta eat.
Tick tick b1tchs..
Deutsche Bank: The stock market should collapse for a fiscal stimulus
http://www.businessinsider.com/deutsche-bank-stock-market-collapse-fiscal-stimulus-2016-8
“Policymakers aren’t used to dealing with financial repression and that unfortunately is one of the defining characteristics of stagnation.”
The only way to get the political will to grab on to this solution, in the opinion of the Deutsche Bank team, is for something drastic to happen: a stock market sell-off. Here’s the Deutsche team (emphasis added):
“The conclusion is that without an external economic shock it is hard to see policymakers being prepared to take dramatic, fiscal action to jumpstart the global economy and bounce it out of a financial repression defined by low and falling real yields to one that at least initially is defined by rising nominal yields through higher inflation expectations. Ironically the shock that is needed would require a collapse in risk assets for policymakers to then really panic and attempt dramatic fiscal stimulus.”
The idea here is that some short-term pain in the term of a stock market drop or crash would look bad, but it would inspire movement from policymakers to do the one thing that could seriously sustain the economy over the long term.
It may not be a pretty sight for investors, but it the move could anchor inflation expectations and drive real economic growth, thus untangling the financial contradictions in the system and break the “repression.”