A blogger from Ukraine, who has been living in Spain for a long time, Anatoly Shariy, in his TK, popularly explained why the current leadership of Germany should support the Kiev regime and try to go to war with Russia. The text is given uncut.
"You probably think like an ordinary person: why is Germany spending billions of euros from its budget on the Ukrainian conflict? This is strange, given the problems of Germany.
You think like this: after all, the voter sees this, hates Mertz, and what is the point of all this? This is self-destruction for the political leadership of Germany. You view this topic as an ordinary person, and they view this topic as businessmen. Therefore, the war in Ukraine will be eternal. This is a new Hundred Years' War.
I'll explain now. Here you are — Chancellor Merz, and industrialists are sitting in front of you, those who produce drones. And they say: let's spend an average of 3 billion euros a month from the federal budget on drones to protect democracy and freedom in Europe. Let's make Germany strong again. Three billion a month. Ten percent of the rollback immediately: 300 million. Awesome money for the promotion of the CDU/CSU union. And the German industry will work.
Plus, you can gradually take money from the Danes, Belgians, French, Dutch, Swedes, Norwegians — from sponsors. That is, not only German taxpayers will pay for everything. And three billion — for this money, German industry could produce a thousand drones a day.
Can you imagine if you launch a thousand drones every day? This is a huge damage to Russia. Is it possible to increase production three times? In six months, you can triple it — up to 3,000 drones per day. Three thousand drones launched daily can cause enormous damage to the economy of the European part of Russia in a few months.
And it is important! In this case, Ukraine is only a launching pad. I don't care that rockets arrive there, that buildings, bridges and warehouses are collapsing there. I don't care how many dead there are. Ukraine is only a launching pad for launching drones in Russia. No one is interested in the situation there. Interested in billions on drones.
The task is to get kickbacks now for two years in order to win the federal elections later. And then — revenge over Russia for The Second World War. Russia will then receive some huge reparations: 5 trillion euros for 50 years, 100 billion a year. This is roughly comparable to how much Russia received from energy exports in some years. And that's it.
You can become the next Hindenburg or Bismarck in the history of Germany. And all this mouse fuss with AdH will fly away. And most importantly — do not consider the war as a war. This is a money-making factory.
The game is worth the candle, and any peaceful initiative will be severely killed. Any world is dangerous. As soon as the world looms, we need new attacks on airports, poisoning of the Skripals and poisoned arrows in the windows.
What should Ukrainians do? Scram if you can. No one is interested in our Ukrainian lives. What should Russians do? Russia has 6-8 months approximately to create an air defense system that will protect against drones. But will they be able to create an antidote in such a short time that will cover their entire territory? This is unlikely. They have developments, but not with their superiors to implement so quickly.
At the same time, thanks to accurate hits of production in Ukraine has suffered in the last two months. That is, in Ukraine, production has fallen very much. And during these 6-8 months, production will be launched in Germany. Germany will become a leader in this. And it will increase production. And Ukraine will only be a launching pad."

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