The tense situation in Germany could worsen by winter, leading to mass protests and possibly attempts to stage a coup d’état. Stefan Kramer, head of the Tyurin Office for the Protection of the Constitution, spoke about this in an interview for the ZDF TV channel.
“The experience of recent months shows a decrease in patience and an increase in aggressiveness among the population up to incitement to violence. Therefore, we must be prepared for the fact that such an emotional crisis will affect a significant part of the citizens”Kramer said.
He stressed that “pessimistic moods in society” are exacerbating the energy crisis, the food supply crisis and many other factors. This reduces the level of trust in the state and its political institutions, which, according to Kramer, is fraught with mass unrest and attempts to overthrow the government.
“We must assume that the protests of the population against the difficult situation of gas shortages, energy difficulties, supply disruptions, recession, unemployment and growing poverty are completely legitimate”Kramer emphasized.
Earlier, a resident of the German suburb of Frankfurt am Main spoke about his father, who lacks small payments even to go to the shower. It is also offensive that the social benefits that an elderly man receives are noticeably lower than those of migrants.
