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Skybird · 09-25-17, 08:51 AM

A German newspaper quotes France's Macronman, who should have told an unnamed visitor to the Elysee palace: "If Merkel coalises with the Liberals, then I am dead." His plans for raising the debts in Europe and "reforming" the Euro zone at the cost of the net payers, then could be handed over to an early funeral.

Macron's whole political program was basing on the assumption that the Germans must and will pay for it. But the head of the FDP, Christian Lindner, even yesterday evening repeated his mantra that with him there will be no chance for a deepening of the Euro zone regime, and that this is a red line the FDP will never overstep.

Merkel wants to start coalition talks with the SPD. For her, getting the SPD back into coalition, would be the most comfortable solution to her messes. And it is not certain that the Greens and the FDP want to coalise with the Merkel party at all. Everybody has noted over the past 12 years: any party who shares bed with the Merkel party, ends up dead at the end of the legislation period, getting sucked out and cannibalised. Many party unions of the FDP on federal state level reject a coalition with Merkel.

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Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 40,747 Downloads: 9 Uploads: 0	A German newspaper quotes France's Macronman, who should have told an unnamed visitor to the Elysee palace: "If Merkel coalises with the Liberals, then I am dead." His plans for raising the debts in Europe and "reforming" the Euro zone at the cost of the net payers, then could be handed over to an early funeral. Macron's whole political program was basing on the assumption that the Germans must and will pay for it. But the head of the FDP, Christian Lindner, even yesterday evening repeated his mantra that with him there will be no chance for a deepening of the Euro zone regime, and that this is a red line the FDP will never overstep. Merkel wants to start coalition talks with the SPD. For her, getting the SPD back into coalition, would be the most comfortable solution to her messes. And it is not certain that the Greens and the FDP want to coalise with the Merkel party at all. Everybody has noted over the past 12 years: any party who shares bed with the Merkel party, ends up dead at the end of the legislation period, getting sucked out and cannibalised. Many party unions of the FDP on federal state level reject a coalition with Merkel. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert. Last edited by Skybird; 09-25-17 at 10:37 AM.