How the mighty have fallen. Porsche, once the Volkswagen Group’s star performer, has just imploded.

Germany’s economic might, built on affordable Russian gas and precision engineering, has been traded for U.S. tariffs, EU climate mandates, and moral posturing.

The fallout? A €1.7 billion loss, 13,000 cars stranded, and Europe’s industrial powerhouse faltering on costly imported LNG and misguided policies.

Porsche dismantled its own fossil fuel-powered engine to appease Washington and Brussels. The green transition has become an industrial wrecking ball—EV overreach, energy shortages, soaring costs, and workers’ livelihoods sacrificed for virtue signalling.

Germany didn’t need adversaries; its own policies—sanctioning its energy source and sabotaging its pipelines—have choked its prosperity.

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