0 1. The ever-changing refugee problem
Who would have thought five years ago? Notre Dame de Europe? Merkel still opposes the issue of refugee reception. In a TV program called Good Life in Germany, the organizer invited Merkel and a little girl who fled from Pakistan to Germany. The girl's father's work permit in Germany has expired. Because Merkel opposed accepting refugees at that time, the government no longer issued temporary permits, and the girl family faced the future of being driven out of Germany.
Facing the girl's request, Merkel's answer is:? Germany cannot accommodate more refugees. If I open this hole, countless refugees will come to Germany, which Germany can't afford. ? However, after the broadcast of this program, many German netizens accused Merkel of being ruthless, and her public opinion support rate fell. Merkel quickly changed her mind and allowed refugees to come to Germany. In this way, in half a year, any refugee can come to Germany, which has brought huge social hidden dangers to Germany.
Since last year, in the face of great pressure from refugees and the trend of public opinion turning to boycott refugees, Merkel began to tighten the reception of refugees and refused some refugees to enter Germany. However, refugees have had a far-reaching impact on Germany. Refugees can't integrate into German society, which even leads to many criminal cases. Refugees have become a huge social problem in Germany. However, the initiator Merkel will retire next year, and these messes will be thrown to her successor to solve.
02. A reneged nuclear energy policy
Electricity in Germany is run by private companies, not state-owned. Germany used to be very developed in nuclear power technology, and built several nuclear power plants independently. The government also supported the construction of nuclear power plants very much. Through these nuclear power plants, Germany has achieved self-sufficiency in electricity and does not have to rely on foreign transmission. These companies that build nuclear power plants have also invested a lot of money, waiting to return to their capital in the next decade or decades.
However, after the nuclear leak in Japan, 80% of the people in Germany demanded the abolition of nuclear weapons, so Merkel quickly launched the nuclear abolition plan. Enterprises are dumbfounded. What about good government support? This will be closed until it is returned. Who will bear the loss?
Merkel doesn't care. Public support comes first. From actively developing nuclear power to forcibly shutting down power stations, Merkel's drama of breaking her word really surprised the glasses of countless entrepreneurs. At present, Germany's electricity depends on foreign imports, and self-sufficiency in electricity has become a thing of the past. A politician like Merkel who can't even implement policies is really inferior.