FPÖ – Kassegger: “Black-Green is endangering our supply and location security with a haphazard Russian gas exit!” | Freedom Parliamentary Club

“The price for an ÖVP EU Commissioner Brunner was apparently not only the betrayal of our farmers with the EU renaturation regulation, but also the threat to the energy supply and location security of our homeland,” said FPÖ energy and economics spokesman NAbg reacted today. Dr. Axel Kassegger on the agreement between the two governing parties, according to media reports, to phase out Russian gas deliveries by 2027.

This threatens to further increase the already extremely high energy prices, which would place further burdens on citizens and companies. “According to the Energy Ministry’s energy information portal, 90 percent of gas imports currently come from Russia. In its blind allegiance to the EU, this government wants to reduce this value to zero by 2027, but has no plan for how to do this. This can only be described as an act of political madness, the bill for which households, industry, companies and ultimately all Austrians have to pay by further increasing inflation. The ÖVP and the Greens are once again putting the interests of the elite above the interests of their own population,” said Kassegger.

On September 29th, the voters would have it in their hands to present the ÖVP and the Greens with the bill for their “politics that endanger the location and drive up prices” and initiate a political change with one vote for the FPÖ and Herbert Kickl: “In 2027, black-green will be the worst Federal government of all time will only be an inglorious chapter in the history books. Austria needs one again Energy policy that, with reason and common sense, only serves the interests of its own population and the business location persecuted, this is the only way to maintain prosperity. Therefore, there must be an end to the self-destructive sanctions, the demonization of fossil fuels and the hysterical climate policy – and only an FPÖ-led federal government with a People’s Chancellor Herbert Kickl can do that!”