The USA VW scandal – diesel was never clean

The USA VW scandal cannot hide the fact that many car manufacturers have relied on diesel and diesel has never been clean. When I see what kind of clouds come out of Mercedes diesel vehicles, I am amazed at how people can buy such a vehicle. Probably with the thought again: the others are driving behind me.

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Driving has never been clean

Anyone who has ever driven behind a worn-out diesel vehicle has always been able to smell it, which can't be healthy. Mercedes is apparently making an exception - newer vehicles also seem to produce deep black flags.

The manipulation of exhaust emissions has been part of everyday life for automobile manufacturers for years. Whenever money is involved, people become very creative. For emissions tests, the passenger mirror is unscrewed, the door cracks are glued and more. Everything to give the illusion of better values than is actually the case.

It should also be clear to the testing commissions that it is better to test real values from real automobiles than from those that previously receive particularly low-viscosity oil, which no vehicle owner will ever want to pay for or use.

I'm pretty sure that it's not just VW that's having their asses now, but also all the other German automobile manufacturers that offer their cars in the USA. And let's not kid ourselves: on the one hand, this debacle is necessary to stand up to the greedy, powerful automobile companies and, on the other hand, it is a political scandal in the USA against German automobiles. The USA would certainly like to promote the sale of its own brands again, which produce much more exhaust gases.

Maybe we should do that with the USA: sue them for massive espionage and sue them for 100 trillion euros. What the USA is doing is actually economic espionage and espionage to blackmail politicians. I am very sure that Mrs Merkel is influenced by the USA in all her decisions and probably all against the background of a recorded phone call in which she said: “Fucking Russians”. Or maybe you complained: “I won’t buy a VW anymore, they didn’t offer me a free company car.” People have been blackmailed with such statements or even nicer things from their private past for thousands of years.

Should the USA perhaps play with double cards? Is all the espionage just for the purpose of blackmailing our politicians and at the same time committing economic espionage? I'm pretty sure it is. Power comes with espionage.

The VW scandal

VW is finished. This will cost the automobile manufacturer heads and shares. Let's see who else is in the focus of the Americans, whose endlessly arrogant politics we should have freed ourselves from long ago. Thank you, Ms. Merkel, for your friendship with US politics. That really paid off! Did Obama also promise you about the VW scandal?

Nothing can disguise the fact that this accusation is one of the USA against Germany. A political scandal like no other.