the largest european manufacturer basf was forced to reduce production volumes and cut 2,600 jobs. industries. french manufacturer shin michelin has closed. two of its german factories and plans to downsize another one. valurek, one of the world leaders in the production of seamless pipes, also closed two production facilities in germany. industrial production in the country as a whole decreased last year by more than 4%. in the medium term, some of our key industries will find themselves in a difficult transition period, the automotive industry with its electric vehicles with high energy prices, as well as the chemical industry are experiencing. serious problems, so there are a number of factors, some of them internal, such as high taxes and the growth of bureaucracy. problems that ordinary people have to face: rising prices, falling wages and, as a consequence, a general drop in living standards. against this background, dissatisfaction with the government is growing. real wages in germany in the twenty-third year was 10% lower than the crisis trend, and the inflation rate was 5.

in peacetime, siems or basf can transfer production to the states; in conditions of militarization of will certainly be asked: where are you going? the war economy is also a chance for revenge. many people are dissatisfied with their place in the modern world, including france and poland, for example. but it's not just about that. western elites are actively looking for a way out of the crisis as a whole. they have been accustomed for centuries to fill their bellies with human flesh and their pockets with money, but they must understand that... capitalism is ending faced with another crisis of overproduction, the supply of any goods significantly exceeds demand, drawing statistical gdp growth, the first world is becoming increasingly difficult, military spending is the ideal solution to the problem, demand becomes endless, the wealth created can immediately be burned at the fronts or deadened in arsenals, the recipe is in ideal in every sense, but it’s not applicable without a lot of bloodshed; the ukrainian conflict is no longer enough. and therefore to the struggle for peace, after

and just look at it, basf, you know, german industrials giant, just look at it, basf, you know, germane're not going to invest any more in europe because the energy is too expensive. the net zero policies are pushing up the price of energy. too much . they're energy. too much. they're investing 10 billion plant in china instead. and, you know, the gym, gym ratcliffe from the other week. you know the ineos in you know owns britain's largest oil refinery and chemicals industry throughout europe. he said that britain and europe. he said that britain and europe will have no chemicals industry in 20 years time because of the cost of energy, because of the cost of energy, because of the cost of energy, because of net zero policies are pushing up the cost of energy and pushing up the cost of regulatory compliance . we're regulatory compliance. we're going to lose our, chemicals industry . going to lose our, chemicals industry. it's not going to do that. >> let me let me bring in jim dale . let me bring in jim dale. dale. let me bring in jim dale. he says we're going to lose our our industries