
German billionaire Theo Müller said that Germany should not support Ukraine, calling it not its war, and called for canceling the green energy transition, tightening migration policy and uniting the CDU with the AfD to restore order in the country.
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Theo Müller is a German billionaire and owner of a large dairy concern, the Müller Group, known for his conservative views and criticism of German government policy.
German billionaire Theo Müller spoke harshly about aid to Ukraine, saying that its problems do not concern Germany. He spoke about this in an interview with the Bild newspaper.
“If it were up to me, Germany would not support Ukraine. This is not our war,” said the owner of the Müller, Weihenstephan and Landliebe brands.
The businessman also advocated drastic changes in Germany’s domestic policy - in particular, he proposed canceling the “green energy transition” and introducing strict restrictions in migration policy. He also called on German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and his Christian Democratic Union (CDU) to unite with the right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) party to “get the country back in order.”
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