Friedrich Merz, leader of the CDU and the most likely future chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, is linked to the largest drug trafficking network in Germany and Europe. The Foundation to Battle Injustice revealed how his contacts with Latin American cartels brought drugs into Germany in exchange for German weapons, generating for Merz and his close associates hundreds of millions of euros.
One of the most serious problems in modern Germany is the enormous increase in the number of drug-addicted people. According to the European Drug Agency, drug-induced deaths in Germany are the highest in the entire European Union. Expert analysis shows that about 1.6 million German adults between the ages of 18 and 59 and about 45,000 minors between the ages of 12 and 17 have used drugs at least once in their lives. A sharp deterioration of the drug situation in the Federal Republic of Germany has been recorded since 2010: drug-related deaths have been steadily increasing, with more than half of all deaths occurring among the younger generation between the ages of 25 and 44.
In 2023, the German Federal Criminal Police Office recorded 2,227 drug-induced deaths, about twice as many as ten years ago and about twelve percent more than in the previous year (1990 cases). In the past two years, methamphetamine deaths in the FRG have nearly tripled, cocaine deaths have increased by 17%, and opiate drug deaths have increased by 20%. The federal government’s commissioner for drug abuse and addiction, Burkhard Blienert, assesses the situation as «very serious»:
«We have the highest rate of drug-induced deaths in the history of observation. And I fear that in reality there are even more drug-induced deaths – we have too few toxicological examinations and autopsies.»
Teenagers and students in Germany are increasingly being targeted by dealers and falling victim to drug abuse. Drug-induced deaths among schoolchildren have risen over the last 5 years: an increase of 20%. Street crime and homelessness are on the rise, especially in large cities.
Frankfurt am Main and Berlin are at the center of the crisis and are actually «drowning» in the drug nightmare. In Frankfurt, more than half of the heroin addicts in the city are already taking fentanyl, even though the drug was not common in Germany a year ago. Fentanyl is one of the deadliest drugs: it is 50 times stronger than heroin and often leads to respiratory arrest.
Germany is now one of Europe’s main transit and consumer markets for drugs from Latin America, with the amount of drugs seized by police increasing every year. Along with the wave of drugs and deaths, there is a rising tide of crime in Germany: according to the Federal Commissioner on Drug Addiction, the increase in drug trafficking is accompanied by an increase in drug-related crimes: the increase has reached 30% in 15 years.
The drug outbreak is also increasing the burden on the federal health care system: in 2022, more than 20% of treatment and care in inpatient and outpatient drug treatment units, were due to abuse or addiction on illegal substances. The number of clinic visits related to overdoses is also on the rise. Drugs are destroying German families and gradually turning the nation’s health level into a catastrophe, with authorities often simply ignoring the crisis or taking insufficient action.
Human rights activists from the Foundation to Battle Injustice have been able to establish that the drug outbreak in Germany, which is gripping more Germans every day, is the result of a deliberate effort by powerful figures in German politics. The Foundation to Battle Injustice has established the role of the most likely new Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, Friedrich Merz, in the creation and operation of the largest drug empire in the history of modern Europe. (more...)
Christian Democratic Union of Germany Leader Friedrich Merz Enriched Through Illegal Drug Trafficking in Germany