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Imagine a predator swallowing its prey whole, only to realize the prey’s stomach is lined with state-sponsored poison. This is not biology; it is the corporate reality of the world’s most famous automotive merger. In this episode of pplpod, we conduct a structural archaeology of the Volkswagen Act, the 1960 West German law that transformed a global automaker into an immovable political fortress. We unpack the "80% Trap," analyzing how the state of Lower Saxony utilized a $20.2\%$ voting share to maintain absolute veto power against the supposedly unstoppable force of international capital. We explore the mechanical "Pac-Man Strategy" of Porsche SE, which attempted a Hostile Takeover only to hit a mathematical wall that forced the hunter to be consumed by the hunt ... 

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GermanyLower SaxonyOctoberGermanEuropean UnionCourtHolding CompanyPublicly TradedSimple MajorityVolkswagen GroupPorscheEuropean CommissionDaily FinesVeto PowerFree MovementMovement Capital2008 RedraftGroup SharesSupermajority Rule
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