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by helen&tony » Wed Sep 30, 2015 2:36 pm
Hi
There's an awful lot that could be considered in this affair, and I think those shouldering the blame are just scapegoats. The German economy depends quite heavily on the car industry, and when it was realised that without considerable cost and re-development which must have been un-affordable at the moment, engines which obviously can't meet the required emission standards had to have something "fudged" to meet requirements until modifications could be put into place affordably, and in order to afford the re-tooling, they would have to sell volumes of what was in stock. This need to sell would affect the countryside involved in production, and affect the taxes and duties due to the government, and I don't think it's too much of a stretch of the imagination to hazard that the central government was aware in a "plausibly deniable " way. This whole issue will make people wonder about the reliability of other German products, which many folk have pondered upon before this.
Who suffers?....The poor s*ds in the German population that do their work dutifully, planning on continued employment at the present capacity!....PLUS, Mrs. Merkel has seemed to have had a lapse of judgement over the migrant issue, and they just can't afford to maintain the volume financially, and it will backfire on the whole EU because Germany will need financial rebates from the EU to cope with that burden....and now this issue with cars....I think Germany's beggared in the short term, and I hope for the German people that they can recover!....
Cheers
Helen
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