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Sky, what do you mean by giving in to Sakorzy? I can't remember what she did with the dwarf.
Being in strong opposition of atomic power I have seen Merkel as a tool before, at the time she was minister for the environment. Regardless of your stance towards atomic energy, as a minister she managed to screw up a screwed-up law even more - if someone remembers what a cluster**** our deposit laws were and still are today to a certain degree. She already showed her typical behaviour at this time: bowing to the industry, giving a damn about the people whom she is supposed to work for. Hell, even before, as minister for the youth, one could notice how naive and away from reality she was. Reading tip for the german-speakers: an interview with Angela from '94: http://www.spiegel.de/spiegel/spiege...-52691500.html ![]() Last week I heard the german comedian Volker Pispers talk about Merkel's solution to anything. When adressing any problem she always says: "We must all work together on this!" Extremely funny if you check out any speeches from her: it is really true, always the same sentence with no substance. |
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The French, howebver, since long seek to increase the influence of politics - French politics, that is - on the EU's currency and economy polciies, and the finance markets, that way gainingdominance over these areas that by economic weight they cannot hope to ever acchieve all by themselves. Merkel got nothing, and Sarkozy got everyting he wanted. Also, deficit violators will continue to have a say on the sanctions for there offences. That way, the fox again has been put in charge of the henhouse. Who will need to pay for that the most money of all? Right, Germany. Once again Merkel has agreed to let the Euro-union become a pure financial transfer union. I do not see a realsitic chnce for it bcoming ture, but I wish Germjany would skip this damn Eurpo and leave the currency union, and at best the whole EU as well. It would do damage to German economy, yes., But I think the longrun staying within the EU and the Euro union costs Germany even more - much more. And while currently it seems that Germany has made it better than any other Western nation through the crisis of the past 2 or 3 years, the cost has been high: our budget is highly defiictary (3 years ago we hoped to acchiuece a balanced budget in 2010, mind you), and the state debts have exploded to a level that does not make us trail far behind the US anymore. Merkel seems to think that Germany still can afford what as a matter of fact already is destroying us. She either overestimates us - or she has no idea of what else to do, that desperate things are.
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