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by hans1729
1429 days ago
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When covid hit, governments across Germany realized wait, we need videoconferencing for students!. For the prime ministers and their ministers of education, this meant they could either shine in comparison to the others, or the opposition would rip them apart in the next election. Suddenly: money everywhere, zero red tape, worry about compliance later, get it done now. So, if the political will is there, things are possible, and I can easily imagine our country going a lot harder than that if the danger was imminent enough. |
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As a Dutch person whose country is equally dependent on gas (but happens to be sitting on gas as well, which can’t be used for political reasons), I’m flabbergasted by the optimism of the politicians.
Yes, it may be fine, but why bet on it? Why isn’t there more central EU coordination in case there actually will be a gas shortage, and we need to divide the gas? Who gets what and who should deliver to whom?