What Arno spoke about.

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen. Low range, few charging stations, high electricity price. No problem for the green do-gooder, as long as the state has promoted the purchase of an electric car with a chic premium. This redistributive insanity has already cost taxpayers in Germany many billions of euros. But then the highest German court came and stopped this so-called environmental premium. And lo and behold: Suddenly, no one wants electric cars anymore. loud Manager magazine With Volkswagen, the largest European car manufacturer wants to cut 30,000 jobs. The alarm bells must be ringing all over Europe. But instead of a commitment to the social market economy, the EU Commission can think of nothing better than to provoke a trade war with China by imposing tariffs on electric cars. This insanity must be firmly opposed by us as Parliament. Green children's book authors such as the German Minister of Economic Affairs Robert Habeck drive our economy unchecked against the wall with their left hands. We must therefore end this horror story and instead continue the success story of the combustion engine. Let's slow down the Greens so that the European automotive industry can finally return to the fast lane!

We just mentioned the zoo killer: He was sent back to Moscow by the German government. You just said that the rule of law works for the most part. We had a debate here on Monday on the Solingen murders, which were an expression of the fact that the Dublin Agreement does not work. How much would you quantify the damage that the German government has done to the European population in recent years with your green help? Please quantify this damage. It is, I believe, significantly higher than 200 million euros.

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen. When thousands of farmers in Brussels and in many countries of the European Union loudly demonstrated for their rights at the beginning of the year, a political change was within reach: Away from the Failed Green Deal, away from the distortion of competition caused by cheap grain imports, away from burdensome bureaucracy, towards agriculture that can sustainably supply tens of millions of people across Europe, in the EU, with healthy meat, fruit and vegetables, towards agriculture that can count on solid financial support in the long term. But then came the European elections, and then came the woman who shines with absence today. Because Mrs von der Leyen, in order to secure her re-election, has renewed her pact with the green devil to the detriment of agriculture. She would rather sit at the table with green meat haters and climate hysterics than with conservative defenders of our European culture. This culture particularly includes farmers, who themselves know best how to keep their animals and how to manage their soils. Any attempt to make life difficult for our farmers with ever new regulations will have serious consequences on the road and here in Parliament.