Comments by "" (@tekannon7803) on "Energy crisis: How Germany tries to shield itself from Putin's power plays | DW News" video.

  1. What is good about the problem of severe gas reduction to countries like Germany that have relied heavily on Russian gas? Tony Robbins, the American psychologist of change, suggested using this as a way to confront seemingly intractable problems. Germany has been blackmailed; this cannot be refuted, but Germany is also one of the most innovative countries the world has ever known. If you have ever owned a German car, you know how well-respected they are. I remember getting caught in a hail-storm at an intersection with my VW camping bus. Dozens of cars were caught at the four corners by murderous hail. When it was over, I heard people yelling and cursing. Their cars were pock-marked, windows were broken and once beautiful sedans made to look like junk-yard trophies by the lemon sized hail stones. Then everyone looked at my VW bus and suddenly their mouths opened and no words came out. I got out of my bus and looked and there were no dents at all in the vehicle because it was German-made. This is an excellent opportunity for coming up with a way to skate through having to find a new energy source. In the meantime, people in Germany need to be thinking of six months from now on 29 February or 1 March 2023. This is what and where every inventor and future-planner must focus on. What can you do to come up with the energy system needed to heat homes and allow industry to function? Diversification will now become the German byword for progress; this is my prediction.
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