Possible RIOTS predicted in Germany as Oktoberfest cancelled and breweries ordered to shut down and stop making beer!!!

its uncanny at this point...

Where did Germany get gas and fuel during ww2?

The Germans should tell Biden and Zelensky to piss up a rope, turn Nordstream 2 on, turn the heat and lights back on and have a party.

Turning your country into a deindustrialized third world shithole for...whatever this is a supposed to be about, is idiotic.

Germany decided about eight years ago that they should stop buying gas oil and coal from Russia. Then they did nothing for eight years! that's why they are now screwed. all they need to do is find a new supplier that is not Russia

Although Germany is cutting back on many services to save energy, the government has assured everyone that the trains will continue to be on time.

my uncle Franky says President Joe Biden is going to lend lease them a million cans of Pabst Blue Ribbon per day to try to get them through these tough times!

You are correct,

and last week the bakers got the message

that the wheat they bought is not fit

for beaking bread.

Protein levels too low,

- now this is germany after all-

bakeries are not allowed to bake bread with the wheat
they have now.

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Germany could be forced to scrap Oktoberfest celebrations and its famous Christmas markets as officials desperately search for ways to save energy after Russia began throttling gas supplies to Europe.

Hanover yesterday became the first major city on the continent to announce it will turn off all hot water in public buildings to conserve energy, while Berlin has begun dimming streetlights and Augsburg has turned off public water fountains.

But as winter approaches the crisis will almost certainly deepen, forcing leaders to make stark choices about what to cut to stop people freezing in their homes.

Rosi Steinberger, a member of Bavaria’s regional parliament, admitted to the New York Times that Oktoberfest celebrations could face the chop. The idea of scrapping Christmas Markets is also being floated.

Non-essential industries such as Bavaria's famous breweries could also be asked to shut down to keep the lights on.

Meanwhile Germans have been warned they will have to pay a 'gas surcharge' on top of their already-soaring bills for at least the next 18 months and which could cost the average household up to £1,000-per-year.

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maybe breweries need wheat? and Germany decided to get all its wheat from its best friend country, Russia? no wheat no gas no beer for Germany!!!

Germany got into bed with that Satanic rat Zelensky, and now the fools are about to pay a very heavy price for it.

All of the psychopaths “in charge” of Germany will certainly have innocent peoples’ blood on their hands as countless Germans freeze to death this winter.

This is it

Germany could be forced to scrap Oktoberfest celebrations and its famous Christmas markets as officials desperately search for ways to save energy after Russia began throttling gas supplies to Europe.

Hanover yesterday became the first major city on the continent to announce it will turn off all hot water in public buildings to conserve energy, while Berlin has begun dimming streetlights and Augsburg has turned off public water fountains.

But as winter approaches the crisis will almost certainly deepen, forcing leaders to make stark choices about what to cut to stop people freezing in their homes.

Rosi Steinberger, a member of Bavaria’s regional parliament, admitted to the New York Times that Oktoberfest celebrations could face the chop. The idea of scrapping Christmas Markets is also being floated.

Non-essential industries such as Bavaria's famous breweries could also be asked to shut down to keep the lights on.

Meanwhile Germans have been warned they will have to pay a 'gas surcharge' on top of their already-soaring bills for at least the next 18 months and which could cost the average household up to £1,000-per-year.

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If it was really about energy all they would have to do is crank up the nuclear power plants that they shut down for no damn reason. It's not about energy.

Germany could be forced to scrap Oktoberfest celebrations and its famous Christmas markets as officials desperately search for ways to save energy after Russia began throttling gas supplies to Europe.

Hanover yesterday became the first major city on the continent to announce it will turn off all hot water in public buildings to conserve energy, while Berlin has begun dimming streetlights and Augsburg has turned off public water fountains.

But as winter approaches the crisis will almost certainly deepen, forcing leaders to make stark choices about what to cut to stop people freezing in their homes.

Rosi Steinberger, a member of Bavaria’s regional parliament, admitted to the New York Times that Oktoberfest celebrations could face the chop. The idea of scrapping Christmas Markets is also being floated.

Non-essential industries such as Bavaria's famous breweries could also be asked to shut down to keep the lights on.

Meanwhile Germans have been warned they will have to pay a 'gas surcharge' on top of their already-soaring bills for at least the next 18 months and which could cost the average household up to £1,000-per-year.

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Germany could be forced to scrap Oktoberfest celebrations and its famous Christmas markets as officials desperately search for ways to save energy after Russia began throttling gas supplies to Europe.

Hanover yesterday became the first major city on the continent to announce it will turn off all hot water in public buildings to conserve energy, while Berlin has begun dimming streetlights and Augsburg has turned off public water fountains.

But as winter approaches the crisis will almost certainly deepen, forcing leaders to make stark choices about what to cut to stop people freezing in their homes.

Rosi Steinberger, a member of Bavaria’s regional parliament, admitted to the New York Times that Oktoberfest celebrations could face the chop. The idea of scrapping Christmas Markets is also being floated.

Non-essential industries such as Bavaria's famous breweries could also be asked to shut down to keep the lights on.

Meanwhile Germans have been warned they will have to pay a 'gas surcharge' on top of their already-soaring bills for at least the next 18 months and which could cost the average household up to £1,000-per-year.

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