an entire german city has decided to ban hot water in all public buildings
people attending gyms and pools in hanover will only have access to cold
showers as part of the city's energy saving program campaign
i've been telling you guys for quite some time that it's about to hit the fan in europe now i
don't know if you have believed me or maybe you're just you know watching with uh do skepticism of
the things i have to say in my predictions surrounding europe and the pending global
economic crisis but if you've been skeptical fear no more we have some news coming out of germany
and it's not looking good we also have news out of the uk austria
basically what i'm trying to say is it hasn't hit the fan yet um but it is starting okay so first
and foremost let's take a look at germany what's going on there because as i've said usually you
can take a look at what happens in germany and then what follows is similar events throughout
europe and then eventually similar events that hit the uk and potentially the united states
depending on what issue we're talking about all right so here you have it uh german city
an entire german city has decided to ban hot water in all public buildings people attending
gyms and pools in hanover will only have access to cold showers as part of the city's energy saving
program campaign the german city of hanover has taken some drastic measures in an attempt to
reduce energy consumption as the nation is bracing for a looming energy crisis now let me be frank
with all of you this is this is this is not just the tip of the iceberg this is like the snowflake
upon the tip of the iceberg right this is just the beginning one city saying that they're gonna
turn off hot water in all public buildings this is just the snowflake on the tip of the iceberg
okay well let's continue the city authorities have cut off hot water in public buildings and
reduced their maximum heating temperatures as part of their energy saving campaign because
well of course we have to unite against pootler uh to you know and even if it means that we have to
take cold showers we got to unite against pootler right the city authorities have cut off hot water
in public buildings reduce their uh blah blah blah their maximum heating temperatures as part of
this campaign hanover authorities gave the city's sports enthusiasts the cold shower quite literally
nice pun on monday when they announced hot water would be switched off in all public city
buildings including sports halls gyms and pools from now on public employees
will also have to wash their hands with cold water while at work under the new regulations
well that that that sounds safe and sanitary right uh okay so let's just let's just boil this down
you got public buildings where you're gonna have people needing to wash their hands and people who
are going to be working i'd assume you have food halls in public buildings maybe in gyms or like
uh you know city buildings things like this you have food halls where they need hot water to
like wash dishes because that's the sanitary way to wash dishes whether it be in a in a
wash you know what am i thinking of washing not a washing machine dishwashing machine or if you're
washing them by hand you know any of you guys ever worked back in the back of house before in like
a restaurant you got the two sanitizing stations you got the hot it's hot water in both it's like
it kind of scorches your hands hot if you're doing it right if you're at the appropriate temperature
per the health guidelines right so you're gonna have cold water not only is this like a
a nuisance a public nuisance and again this is just the beginning it's gonna get way worse
uh not only is this a public nuisance but it's also like a legitimate health problem like if you
if you're washing all your dishes with with cold water i mean it's somewhere another
that's going to cause a problem i guarantee it um but i'm not a you know a world health
organization public official so i have no say in this right city residents will also have
to brace for colder temperatures while indoors under the new rules the maximum room temperature
in public buildings including day care centers is limited to 20 degrees celsius now i'm an american
i rarely step foot out of this country's soil so i don't know what that means
but i'm assuming that's colder and sports halls and gyms it cannot exceed 15 degrees celsius
a list of regulations published on the official city website says the upcoming winter heating
period for municipal buildings has also been set for between october 1st 2022 to march 20 march
31st 2023 outside the period heating is generally no longer provided the authorities warned
other measures including included shutting down public fountains and external lights
for the town hall city museums and other buildings oh boy it's happening it's starting
it's starting but listen you guys i really i'm just i'm just a putin propagandist i'm a
i'm a russian misinformation putin propagandist so don't listen to what i have to say and what
i've been saying about germany i i am i'm a liar through and through i've been lying
this entire time germany's completely fine the globalist agenda is is completely fine
look look if you don't like the neoliberal world order you may as well just move to moscow
right i mean come on no one criticizes the neoliberal world order around these parts
uh okay let's keep reading is how it gets worse the measures were taken is the city launch
campaign to reduce energy consumption by 15 to prepare for potential supply bottlenecks in winter
me thinks 15 percent will not be enough the city authorities said they wanted to prepare in advance
instead of just reacting to a situation oh yeah we're totally preparing in advance you guys uh the
war starts we're completely reliant on russian gas and russian oil and we say we're gonna oh
we are going to build three new uh lng terminals so we can bring the gas in in
three years time and in addition to that we are gonna restart the nuclear power plants
everything will go swimmingly in three years from now as far as this winter we might be a
little bit cold we might be a little bit frigid we might be looking like our good uh our good friend
is a cold little dog this is literally gonna be germany in like two months it's already
starting to be germany is that's the point of this post it's already starting to be germany
uh all right let's go back to this
quote we have to get ahead of the situation the city's finance regulatory affairs officer
axel van der oshe said meanwhile mayor of hanover billetone told journalists on wednesday
that uh every kilowatt hour saved protects the gas storage facilities hanover is not the only
german city to take some protective measures ahead of winter the city of dusseldorf plans to reduce
heating temperatures for autumn and winter to save energy according to the german tabloid built
earlier in july german media outlets also reported that germans had reduced their shower time amid
the repeated government austerity calls no no in fact we we read that article we did
read that article and the the overarching point i received from that article was that
people were reducing shower time particularly low income people were reducing working people
were reducing showering time because they don't have enough money to pay for the
skyrocketing gas rates that they cost to have hot showers for extended periods of time
that's what that's what i gleaned from the article but we should go on german economy
minister and vice chancellor robert haybik has previously called on people to cut back on their
heating sauna visits and showers to help the country reduce its dependence on russian energy
in protests i will be visiting asana at least once a day germany has been bracing for an
energy crisis as the eu attempts to reduce the bloc's reliance on russian energy amid a
standoff over moscow's military action in ukraine gas prices have nearly quadrupled this year alone
okay but it gets worse german face germans face steep increasing in gas bills according to the
media germans will face significantly higher gas bills in about two months okay so you thought that
quadrupling the rates of your gas bills was a lot wait till you see what it looks like in two
months time wait till you see what it looks like in two months time local media warned about this
on thursday the government plans to introduce a special surcharge for all gas consumers on october
1st to cover for the extra cost of gas imports and of what is shaping up to be an energy crisis
several german outlets said the additional charge will be in effect between october 1st 2022 and the
end of september twenty twenty four the newspaper dejits reported citing an internal document
drafted by the economy minister the document is reportedly current being currently being discussed
by various federal ministries and is expected to be published as a ministerial decree by the end
of august the paper added definitely don't want to take that one to a public referendum do you
now hey vic uh so habit confirmed that the levy might amount to between 1.5 and 5 euro cents per
kilowatt hour uh we can only name a price range he told journalists adding that the surcharge would
eventually amount to the increase in procurement costs of gas imports designed to replace the
missing russian energy you know what's so interesting about this they're just like
they're just like they're irl [ __ ] posting they're just spitballing all of this stuff
like when they talk about the 15 gas reduction like habic was asked by a group of journalists
they're like do you actually think that the 15 reduction is gonna be enough considering that
there's numerous states that are saying that they're not going to do 15 percent
they're gonna do like seven percent and then in addition to all of that it's really just up to
the states as to whether or not they even want to or can do this like it it's voluntary it's not by
eu decree or law or anything like that do you do you think that this is going to be enough and he's
like well i haven't seen the numbers but you know we assume it will be better than nothing they're
just they're just like we got to do something we got to make it look like we're doing something
we got us we got ourselves into this pickle we got to make it look like we're doing something
so this is what they're doing no hot showers in the worst case scenario the price increase
for the average german household consuming around 20 000 kilowatt hours a year might
translate into additional expenditures of up to one thousand sixteen dollars usd per year
digi said and if that's the case uh you should you should guess that it's probably going to
be around two thousand dollars usd per year about half of german households are heated
with gas according to economy minister habik the measure is aimed at maintaining market mechanisms
and supply chains for as long as possible preventing gas traders from going bankrupt
and triggering domino effects in the energy supply chain the surcharge will allow gas
importers to pass on up to 90 percent of the increased procurement costs to end consumers the
magazine focus said okay now if you thought that was bad i got one more point about germany here
horror chart oh it got worse again suggests germany on the brink of a huge energy crisis
germany is headed for a huge crisis a senior editor at one of the country's most influential
newspapers developed uh warned on wednesday not only are gas prices near record highs but
electricity in particular are signaling stress holger schweitzitz a senior editor on the daily's
economic and financial desk wrote on twitter and what he called a horror chart that he posted with
this tweet shape it showed that the price of electricity had reached almost 400 euros per
megawatt hour on the energy exchange or uh 40 40 40 cent 40 what do you call a synth in euros
per kilowatt hour if consumer prices reflected such market rates germans would be paying around
80 cents per kilowatt hour rather than the current 30 cents including taxes and fees
however such a sharp increase would be socially explosive shape it suggests meanwhile in such a
case energy companies would no longer be able to produce com competitively so here you have they're
supposed to be paying 80 cents per kilowatt hour and they're paying 30 cents per kilowatt hour so
you understand the issue there right you're you're like extremely undercutting and devaluing the
price per kilowatt hour of energy in germany and the only reason why they're doing this is
basically to avoid political fallout right and sooner or later you're gonna have to change this
you're gonna have to change this you can't just you can't just allow these these two graphs here
uh to continue to run further and further apart but that's exactly what they're doing
electricity prices in germany are influenced by the price of natural gas which is the source of 15
of the country's electricity according to official statistics gas prices have nearly quadrupled this
year primarily due to shrinking flow from russia the continent's major supplier the price crunch
has already led to a partial nationalization of one of germany's largest energy supply companies
the german government announced last week it required 30 stake in juniper after the company
asked for a bailout citing extreme financial pressure caused by the reduced russian natural
gas deliveries the curtailment of gas flows meant that rather than being able to fully rely on its
long-term contracts at a fixed price juniper has recently been forced to buy gas on the spot market
at a much higher price and make up for shortages according to a recent report by bloomberg
european energy firms are racking up debt to cover the soaring costs with their liabilities having
reportedly reached over 1.7 trillion who's gonna pay for those liabilities that are only going to
increase as this all continues i would not be surprised if it is the rate payer i would not
be surprised if it is the rate bear i think it will be the ratepayer i think it will be
uh so anyways not going well in germany at the moment what else is new
you're going to hear me talk a lot about olaf schultz and habek and barabic and ursula
vonderline and all these crazies these german crazies because they serve as the precipice
for the uh further destruction coordinated or not however you see it of the european economies