These Globalist leaders are all alike: they have a horrible popularity at home because they can’t fix multiple national problems, so they go abroad to pontificate on how to solve complex, planetary geopolitical issues.
That also applies to failing Chancellor Olaf Scholz.
With a broken minority government facing a ‘snap’ruary, Scholz undertook a secret visit to Kiev, during which he reaffirmed Germany’s support for Ukraine election in Feb and tried to insert himself in the upcoming negotiations.
Scholz flew to Poland and got into an 8-hour train to Kiev. There, he visited a cemetery and a hospital in the capital with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Bild reported (translated from the German):
“It is only his second visit to Kiev since Russia’s invasion. He came here for the first time in June 2022. Now, after almost 2.5 years, Scholz is back. In the city that Russia is currently attacking day after day with combat drones and bombs.”
Scholz extolled the 1000 days of heroic resistance against ‘the merciless Russian war of aggression.’
“He has brought a promise with him: ‘I want to make it clear here on the ground that Germany will remain the strongest supporter of Ukraine in Europe’. He will announce Zelensky weapons worth 650 million euros, which are to be delivered in December. ‘Ukraine can rely on Germany: We say what we do. And we do what we say’, said Scholz.”
What Scholz did not bring with him on his trip are the much-begged-for Taurus missiles. Too dangerous, the chancellor thinks.
But why is he traveling to Ukraine now?
“83 days before the Bundestag elections, Scholz naturally wants to send a signal: I am the chancellor, I conduct the negotiations in the world.”
Scholz also – it’s been revealed – wants to know what Zelensky is willing to do for peace.
“The goal: to sound out how President Zelensky assesses the situation in a highly confidential conversation. What he and his country are willing to do. Scholz has stressed again and again: ‘Nothing must be decided over the heads of the Ukrainians’.”
But will Trump want to coordinate with Scholz, who is a chancellor without a majority, so shortly before a new election that is poised to oust him?
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