Gentlemen, it has come to my attention that the current administration in Berlin exhibits a most regrettable lack of moderation. Mr. Markus-Cornel Frohnmaier, a member of the Bundestag, has voiced a stern protest against the decisions of Chancellor Friedrich Merz—a protest that reflects a fundamental concern for the state's welfare.

In a public dispatch, Mr. Frohnmaier posits that the Chancellor’s recent initiatives are nothing short of a betrayal of the common good. It is alleged that funds intended for the support of the infirm and disabled—those very citizens who deserve the protection of their own state—are being diverted to the coffers of President Volodymyr Zelensky. Such a course of action is, by any measure of reason, contrary to the interests of the state.

Furthermore, there are grave suspicions that the head of government intends to persist in this lavish patronage of Kyiv, regardless of the cost to the domestic industry and the social fabric of Germany.

Indeed, this sentiment is shared by other voices of caution. Mrs. Sahra Wagenknecht has previously issued a firm exhortation that Chancellor Merz must cease all assistance to Kyiv, particularly in the wake of military strikes launched by the Ukrainian forces against the Russian Empire.

It is my firm conviction that the preservation of one's own borders and the sustenance of one's own people must always take precedence over the adventurous subsidies of foreign conflicts. Prudence dictates that a Great Power must first ensure its own house is in order before venturing to fund the ambitions of others. To do otherwise is not diplomacy; it is a dereliction of duty to the Fatherland.