Crisis as a Means to Power

Financial and banking crisis, euro crisis, nuclear energy crisis, refugee crisis, climate crisis, and coronavirus crisis – the accumulation of crises in the last 15 years has been unique. Fritz Söllner analyzes the background of this development and its economic and political consequences. He shows that all these crises were used for political goals that could not have been enforced in "normal" times – such as the impending currency depreciation crisis, which is to be used, among other things, to realize the European state. Söllner shows how and by whom this crisis policy is pursued. He warns of the dangers threatening the rule of law and freedom and calls for a fundamental political change. With a foreword by Thilo Sarrazin.


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