FPÖ – Schnedlitz to Mahrer: To complain about green politics and at the same time play stirrup is dishonest

2023-05-20 08:46:04

Party of the President of the Chamber of Commerce lets the Greens have their way with their eco-communist ideas

Vienna (OTS) – Chamber of Commerce President Mahrer expressed his displeasure with green politics in many newspapers today. “To get upset about it, but at the same time to play the stirrup holder, is clearly not enough. It’s up to his party to finally slow down Gewessler and Co. However, the ÖVP lacks the courage to do so. The motto is obviously: We stick to our offices – we don’t care how the country and its people are doing,” criticized FPÖ Secretary General NAbg today. Michael Schnedlitz the toothless all-round blow from the President of the Chamber of Commerce.

CO2 tax, NoVA increase and the energy transition, which was driven forward without regard to losses – the ÖVP supported all of this. “If the ÖVP man Mahrer now complains about it and calls it ‘greenflation’, then you have to ask yourself where the ÖVP has been in recent years?” said Schnedlitz, who also described it as a mockery of the people. when the job multinational Mahrer says that it is good for the economy to be able to push through high prices. “With his salary, it doesn’t matter how high the electricity bill is or how expensive the basic groceries are. But if Herr Mahrer thinks that people would rather spend their money now than save it, then this man has no idea how people are really doing. More and more people have to fall back on their savings in order to be able to afford life. But a regular at the Opera Ball has no idea about that.”

With his assertion that the FPÖ has no concept for the current problems, Mahrer is wrong, emphasized FPÖ General Secretary Schnedlitz: “We have been warning of inflation for almost two years and have brought our proposals to Parliament over and over again. Only the ÖVP and with it the Green government partner and the sham opposition wanted nothing to do with it. But the people in the country feel which party is really committed to them and which are not.”