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Germany's position has been reverted to UNDECIDED.
Despite expressing concerns about breaking end-to-end encryption, Germany refrained from taking a definitive stance on the Chat Control proposal during the September 12th LEWP meeting. A willingness to negotiate and compromise remains.
This is an unfortunate development as Germany is crucial to defeating Chat Control.
Please make your voices heard! https://fightchatcontrol.eu/
Source: https://netzpolitik.org/2025/chatkontrolle-noch-haelt-sich-widerstand/
Merz left his party when he got shamed for being too right wing (crazy I know, but times were better then). He went to Blackrock and made “a low six figures” as a salary. He came back when an opportunity presented itself and now we’ve approved a massive debt bill that primarily focuses on military spending. Blackrock will find their investment lucrative, I’m sure, by the end of the CDU’s term if they haven’t already made their money back.
I focus on the leader of the CDU but I’d like to remind everyone it’s the whole party. They fundamentally have a view that promotes the rich getting richer, the poor getting poorer, and the quality of life for everyone being treated as a second rate metric when compared to the performance of company stocks and international investment in Germany.
Blackrock? So he’s a corrupt bastard bought out by a large corporation.
Maybe there should be a law that any government employee who has worked at a company with salaries (including stocks, bonuses, houses and so on) worth more than median net disposable wage, never can work at government anymore.
Including people who own more than 20x median net disposable wage (whether it be in home value or liquid, doesn’t matter).
Merz left his party when he got shamed for being too right wing (crazy I know, but times were better then). He went to Blackrock and made “a low six figures” as a salary. He came back when an opportunity presented itself and now we’ve approved a massive debt bill that primarily focuses on military spending. Blackrock will find their investment lucrative, I’m sure, by the end of the CDU’s term if they haven’t already made their money back.
I focus on the leader of the CDU but I’d like to remind everyone it’s the whole party. They fundamentally have a view that promotes the rich getting richer, the poor getting poorer, and the quality of life for everyone being treated as a second rate metric when compared to the performance of company stocks and international investment in Germany.
Blackrock? So he’s a corrupt bastard bought out by a large corporation.
Maybe there should be a law that any government employee who has worked at a company with salaries (including stocks, bonuses, houses and so on) worth more than median net disposable wage, never can work at government anymore.
Including people who own more than 20x median net disposable wage (whether it be in home value or liquid, doesn’t matter).
All tax loopholes should be closed.