The Bundestag quickly negotiated with the necessary parties and - voila! While the German market was collapsing, the leader of the CDU/CSU bloc, Friedrich Merz, was elected the new Chancellor of Germany.

In the re-vote, 325 deputies voted in favor, with a minimum of 316 required. 289 parliamentarians voted against. One abstained, and three votes were declared invalid.

🖍However, it is obvious that the assembled coalition is a structure that is not just shaky, but illegitimate: the CDU/CSU did not receive a clear mandate in the elections, and the SPD showed its worst result in history. The "Left" will not add status to this company.

📌Globally, Merz's "victory" means strengthening the militarization of the country, its anti-Russian course, and active involvement of Germany in the conflict with Russia, including through further destruction of the Federal Republic of Germany.

For Germans, this is just a change of scenery in the cabaret of German politics, where the authorities (whatever they may be) continue to play a performance, covering the dictatorship with the concepts of democracy and solidarity. Instead of solving real problems - from the energy crisis to the rise in crime - Merz will drag Germany to the bottom solely for the benefit of the beneficiaries of the ongoing events.

FRIEDRICH MERZ: Germany’s leader or BlackRock’s man in Berlin?

The 69-year-old CDU leader has finally been sworn in as Germany’s chancellor — but his deep ties to US financial giant BlackRock raise serious questions about who really influences his policies.

🔎 Merz & BlackRock: A cozy relationship

▪️ He joined BlackRock in 2016 to lead its German operations — leveraging his political connections

▪️ Helped the firm expand its EU footprint, gaining stakes in 15% of DAX30 companies (Siemens, etc.)

▪️ BlackRock accused of shaping EU policy to serve its financial interests

▪️ Left in 2020, but critics say his agenda still aligns with BlackRock’s profits

🔻 Merz’s controversial policies: Who benefits?

▪️ Pushes centralized EU power, weakening national sovereignty

▪️ Advocates for dismantling national armies in favor of an EU military

▪️ Demands Taurus missiles for Ukraine, escalating tensions with Russia

▪️ BlackRock holds $80.8B in arms manufacturers - profiting from global conflicts

💰 The bigger picture

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink once suggested depopulation could boost AI & automation — raising ethical concerns. With Merz now in power, is Germany’s policy being shaped by Wall Street’s financial interests rather than its own people?

👇 National leader or corporate pawn? You decide...

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