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Originally Posted by Catfish (Post 2540683)

What was the question? :hmmm:

As the EU would put it behind closed doors..

Don' t worry about the bills you failed to pay we shall get those b'stards in the UK to pay them.

The EU in public..

We shall give you a year to pay the bills before we send you another letter.

If matters around the negotiating table don't start improving I can see France and Germany picking up the tab.

France and Germany will pick it up anyway now that the red socialists of the SPD threaten to control both the EU-related foreign miinstry and the money-controlling finance ministry. They already said that they want to end Germany's resistence to the open collectivisation of debts, and the unlimited transfer union. What they do not say is that their plans also include that in principle German private savings are made accessible for EU plundering for financing other states. A direct EU-taxation of citizens additional to national taxation also is on the agenda.

Criminal scumbags.

^ Now that must be rather scary for the everyday German member of the public, should it become a reality.

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Originally Posted by Jimbuna (Post 2540837)

^ Now that must be rather scary for the everyday German member of the public, should it become a reality.

You overestimate them.

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Originally Posted by Skybird (Post 2540984)

You overestimate them.

I'm sorry, you mean?

You said the German people would be scared if the looming threats materialize, and I said you overestimate the German people there.

Do these look scared to you?
https://s14-eu5.ixquick.com/cgi-bin/...c371e2299666ac
No panick. No unrest. Just peaceful, relaxed moving in a spiral.

Angela Merkel is the Temple Grandin of politics.

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Originally Posted by Skybird (Post 2540991)

:):salute:

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Originally Posted by Skybird (Post 2538775)

Meanwhile the plot is thickening that the CDU indeed is mulling to replac Merkel. A likely candidate is Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annegr...mp-Karrenbauer

She supports pro-female gender quotas and Merkel's channelling of mass migration into Germany, also was and is against closing of the borders, but is against the equalization of homosexual "marriage" with heterosexual marriage. She supports a strong orientation of Germany towards France. Migrants shall still get imported en masses, but age and identity verification via viable papers or tests shall be mandatory. Her political career started in and focussed on the Saarland. - Usually she is seen as the continution of Merkel's politics.

My prediction: with her not much will change: questions of style at best. Thats why it is said she is Merkel's favourite.

Meanwhile polls see the SPD once again going into another dive after the decision to open coalition negotations.

K.-K. is to become the new CDU general secretary, a clear indication that Merkel has tied herself down to have her as her successor. And for whatever it is worth, Merkel said just days ago she wants to enforce her reign for the full 4 years on the germans. I doubt they let her.

With K.-K. the CDU will continue to erode its values and identity. The gap between professional parasites and ordinary people needing to maintain them, will widen. The party will continue trying to secure power by poaching in the lefts' reserve.

Well, its Austria, not Germany, but lets not being too picky. At least its the same language.

http://www.ortneronline.at/?p=49467

Could have been germany as well anyway - since we have had the GDR already, where indoctrinational language sounded exactly the same way.

I had a minor accident yesterday, which ended in my left knee getting twisted a bit. It hurts and is thick, I find it hard to walk and cannot mount a bicycle. I am thankful for that, the pain distracts me from the nausea I feel when reading this illustration of cultural degeneration.

And this one, about a true German hero. Some weeks ago, Ulrich Wegener, founder and chief of the GSG-9 force, has died. And it seems to me that he must habe been a very impressive man, one of those type of men with guts and sense of obligation that the word-mighty modern Zeitgeist hates and despise more than anything else.

http://juedischerundschau.de/gsg-9-a...nte-135911201/

Respect, Sir.

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There is a new movie about the plane hijacking in Entebbe in the cinemas, a German one. I read the guilt of the terrorists gets relativised and Israel gets loaded a major share of responsibility for the hijacking on ts shoulders. Well, its always the Jews these days again, isn't it.

:haha:

And some would have us believe Germans lack a sense of humour.