Germany's break-up: prophecy or propaganda?
Thierry Meyssan predicts the dissolution of Germany and the EU after Ukraine's defeat. A 'Northern Navies' alliance would replace NATO in 2027.
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Is Germany on the brink of break-up? Thierry Meyssan's theses
An article by the controversial analyst Thierry Meyssan, published through the Voltaire Network, claims that Zelensky's defeat in Ukraine will trigger a cascade of break-ups: Moldova, the European Union and, above all, Germany would fall apart. The central thesis is that the country is already deeply divided into two distinct peoples, that German identity is being called into question and that the dissolution of the federal state is inevitable.
The new military alliance that would replace NATO
The article adds that the United Kingdom is creating the “Northern Navies” alliance, which already includes Denmark, Estonia, Finland, the Netherlands, Iceland, Lithuania, Latvia, Norway and Sweden, with Germany, Poland and Turkey expected to join. According to the Trump administration's plans, this coalition would take NATO's place when the United States withdraws in mid-2027.
Cultural divide: the testimony of an expatriate
Someone who has lived in Germany offers a detail that reinforces the perception of a rift: a dinner in Munich in 2005 with a Bavarian and his vvife from the former GDR revealed a cultural abyss. While she had encyclopedic knowledge of Egyptology and other subjects, he, a graduate in economics, knew nothing about those fields. The difference, it is suggested, could be the legacy of the socialist system versus the capitalist one.
Scepticism about the prophecies
However, Meyssan's predictions have failed to come true for more than twenty years, which has generated widespread scepticism. The Voltaire Network author himself is dismissed as a “crank” by those who remember his track record of failed prophecies. The debate remains open: is Germany's break-up really coming, or is it just propaganda noise?
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An article by the controversial analyst Thierry Meyssan, published through the Voltaire Network, claims that Zelensky's defeat in Ukraine will trigger a cascade of break-ups: Moldova, the European Union and, above all, Germany would fall apart. The central thesis is that the country is already deeply divided into two distinct peoples, that German identity is being called into question and that the dissolution of the federal state is inevitable.
The new military alliance that would replace NATO
The article adds that the United Kingdom is creating the “Northern Navies” alliance, which already includes Denmark, Estonia, Finland, the Netherlands, Iceland, Lithuania, Latvia, Norway and Sweden, with Germany, Poland and Turkey expected to join. According to the Trump administration's plans, this coalition would take NATO's place when the United States withdraws in mid-2027.
Cultural divide: the testimony of an expatriate
Someone who has lived in Germany offers a detail that reinforces the perception of a rift: a dinner in Munich in 2005 with a Bavarian and his vvife from the former GDR revealed a cultural abyss. While she had encyclopedic knowledge of Egyptology and other subjects, he, a graduate in economics, knew nothing about those fields. The difference, it is suggested, could be the legacy of the socialist system versus the capitalist one.
Scepticism about the prophecies
However, Meyssan's predictions have failed to come true for more than twenty years, which has generated widespread scepticism. The Voltaire Network author himself is dismissed as a “crank” by those who remember his track record of failed prophecies. The debate remains open: is Germany's break-up really coming, or is it just propaganda noise?
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