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Skybird · 10-21-10, 04:25 AM

Merkel is an intellectual void, and it often seems to me that her past as FDJ propaganda chief secretary overrides her behaviour as a physics scientist by far: many word shells at home to secure her power, little linkup to realities, plus a pathologic craving for unconditional harmony on the international stage to demonstrate that No, Germany still has not become the international rogue again and still is so very very sorry - look how cute and kind we are today. How she just has allowed ONCE AGAIN to get bamboozeled by Sarkozy, still leaves me fuming, and the damage there not only is straight breaking of earlier promises, but represents a damage to the German basic interests that what she accepted there without any realistic, solid compensation, borders high treason. Who needs enemies with leaders like her, giving up our most vital interests, like she does, and repeatedly now - for nothing substantial in return? In the long run, we will transfer additional billions and hundreds of billions (additional to those that we are already doomed to pay), due to her unability to bear diplomatic conflict.

What a zero. I thought Schröder was a bad chancellor. But Merkel easily represents the worst and most naive chancellorship I have experienced in my adult life since my youth years in the 80s. Internationally, her missionary spirit (glorious German example alone should heal the climate and and serve as a model for others of how to mean it well with all and everybody, and don'T we mean it oh so very very well indeed...) and her naivety, is unbelievable.

To think that 5 years ago I hoped that due to her academic background and my conclusion on her sober, rational mindset (hahahahaha...) she might turn out to be compared to Thatcher (not that I'm a fan of Thatcher) - how wrong I was.

One of the already very few occasions when I dared to invest some trust into a politician in advance - the well-deserved penalty once again followed soon after. Moral of the story: one does not invest trust in career politicians - NEVER.

10-21-10, 04:25 AM	#45
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,645 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Merkel is an intellectual void, and it often seems to me that her past as FDJ propaganda chief secretary overrides her behaviour as a physics scientist by far: many word shells at home to secure her power, little linkup to realities, plus a pathologic craving for unconditional harmony on the international stage to demonstrate that No, Germany still has not become the international rogue again and still is so very very sorry - look how cute and kind we are today. How she just has allowed ONCE AGAIN to get bamboozeled by Sarkozy, still leaves me fuming, and the damage there not only is straight breaking of earlier promises, but represents a damage to the German basic interests that what she accepted there without any realistic, solid compensation, borders high treason. Who needs enemies with leaders like her, giving up our most vital interests, like she does, and repeatedly now - for nothing substantial in return? In the long run, we will transfer additional billions and hundreds of billions (additional to those that we are already doomed to pay), due to her unability to bear diplomatic conflict. What a zero. I thought Schröder was a bad chancellor. But Merkel easily represents the worst and most naive chancellorship I have experienced in my adult life since my youth years in the 80s. Internationally, her missionary spirit (glorious German example alone should heal the climate and and serve as a model for others of how to mean it well with all and everybody, and don'T we mean it oh so very very well indeed...) and her naivety, is unbelievable. To think that 5 years ago I hoped that due to her academic background and my conclusion on her sober, rational mindset (hahahahaha...) she might turn out to be compared to Thatcher (not that I'm a fan of Thatcher) - how wrong I was. One of the already very few occasions when I dared to invest some trust into a politician in advance - the well-deserved penalty once again followed soon after. Moral of the story: one does not invest trust in career politicians - NEVER. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.