The United States has just imposed a 31% tariff on our exports. Thirty-one percent…
That’s how Washington thanks a country that has always played fair, opened its markets, abolished its industrial tariffs, and massively invested in the American economy. And in return? A monumental slap in the face 😣
And meanwhile, in Bern, there’s mild indignation, meetings being called, endless discussions. As if history hadn’t already proven a thousand times that when facing American realpolitik, goodwill and international law weigh nothing. The Federal Council must shake off its lethargy, put an end to this constant submissiveness, and act. Strongly. Immediately!

The SNB, which is literally flooding American markets with billions, must reconsider its investments. This money should first serve SWITZERLAND, our industry, our SMEs, our infrastructure that is in such dire need, with congested highways and overcrowded trains. Then, Europe, our natural space for exchange and cooperation. But not another cent for “partners” who stab us in the back.

It’s time to rethink our defense choices!

The purchase of Patriot missiles and F-35 jets from the United States? A strategic mistake and an unacceptable dependency. These contracts must be cancelled without delay. We have no reason to be militarily dependent on those who see us as mere economic pawns. Let’s take back control of our sovereignty, including in the skies.

The world is changing, and so are alliances.

Those who behave like predators deserve neither our money, nor our trust, nor our silence.

It’s time to make Switzerland and Europe great again.

by X-Ploded

5 comments

  1. Switzerland makes a lot of oportunist choices, so that it wouldn’t be strange some thing keep going as they were.

  2. Right Wing Politicians have no backbone. And since the Bundesrat is also overwhelmingly rightleaning we wont “wake up”. Were like flags in the wind. Turning wherever theres money to be gained for big corporations if possible. And they were under the impression… and mostlikely still are… that theres more to be gained from the us than eu.

  4. All of this and the people outraged by it just shows how little people understand about capitalism. This is not at all surprising.
    (Also Switzerland is the best country at looking out for themselves first, everyone else second. We just hide it well behind nice words)

  5. Honestly I‘m not concerned. Imagine the biggest shop in your town is closing. You will start to buy in the little shop next door and a few others. It will cost you money and time but you probably will find a lot of new products that are surprisingly good. Now imagine you used to sell at this big shop: You will finally have time to handle all those demands you did ignore because it was much easier to sell by the ton. All this will make it a little harder but the benefit is there.

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