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Rich Mazur
3 Mar 2020  #331

328 was BB not you.

You are right. Mine was 327 where I asked him two questions:
1. Did you ever write to "legal representative" to let him or her know your position on immigration?
2. Did your "legal representative" ever ask you how you feel about immigration?
Since he declined to answer, I will do it for him. So now I am BB:
1. No, I never did because I am not sure how I feel. It's a very complicated matter.
2. No, because the ruling class knows best what is good for Germany so why would they waste their precious time on me.

Ziemowit
4 Mar 2020  #332

Things develop good, they finally do what has to be done.

So there is no need to vote AfD any longer perhaps ...?

Weimarer
4 Mar 2020  #333

@Ziemowit

No, lets wait 5 to 10 years, until not voting AfD. I think we need a comstant strong AfD, to keep the pressure up.

Rich Mazur
4 Mar 2020  #334

Trend is your friend. Keep AfD and the pressure forever or that globalist scum will be at it again.

Lyzko
4 Mar 2020  #335

Run-away immigration's surely not the answer, but the AfD isn't either!

Rich Mazur
4 Mar 2020  #336

You have a better way to stop that "run-away" immigration? Then say it instead of giving us a double negative.
Normal person would say: A is a problem, B is not a good solution, but C is.
Weasels only ask questions or tell us what will not work.

Lyzko
4 Mar 2020  #337

Socrates originated the Socratic method of asking questions to elicit information.
A weasel he surely wasn't!

Rich Mazur
5 Mar 2020  #338

Run-away immigration's surely not the answer, but the AfD isn't either!

Me thinks that a question has the question mark - that coat hanger hook with a dot. Where is it?

Bratwurst Boy
5 Mar 2020  #339

Wow!

5 years back Merkel opens the borders without asking the parliament nor her european partners (and breaking laws with it) and now, 5 years after, the Bundestag even declines (with a big majority) the humanitarian aid to rescue a lowly 5000 people (mainly sick, pregnant women, children).

What a difference! (And also a slap in the face of Merkel)

spiegel.de/politik/deutschland/bundestag-lehnt-aufnahme-von-5000-fluechtlingen-aus-griechenland-ab-a-75d31458-676a-4b5e-9159-e408d21adb32

If that decision was made because of fear of a rising AfD then it shows they don't even have to be in government to reach their goals...even the so called "Brandmauer" and isolation by the establishment and media is only a joke!

world-today-news.com/bundestag-refuses-to-accept-5000-refugees-from-greece/

Ziemowit
5 Mar 2020  #340

the Bundestag even declines the humanitarian aid to rescue a lowly 5000 people (mainly sick, pregnant women, children)

How was that number calculated? Are they among the people who now wait in Turkey to get into Greece somehow?

because of fear of a rising AfD

I don't think this is the sole reason.Most people in Germany are fed uo with immigrants? Anyway, it seems Madame Merkel has taken it too high at a first go, so she has to be extremely cautious now.

Rich Mazur
5 Mar 2020  #341

the Bundestag even declines (with a big majority) the humanitarian aid to rescue a lowly 5000 people (mainly sick, pregnant women, children).

Now I am proud of you, Germans, and your Bundestag which knows that if they approve aid for 5000, next week they will have 5 million banging on their door. A year later, it would be 50 million. That's how it always is.

so she has to be extremely cautious now.

Her mistake was that she didn't call me. Had she done that, instead of hiding, she would now be selecting a site for her statue that would be bigger than the Statue of Liberty.

Bratwurst Boy
5 Mar 2020  #342

How was that number calculated?

Just a roundabout number the Greens came up with.

I also wondered how that should be done realistically....a strict kind of a selection process would be needed....and how should that work?

"You kid #1 can come but you kid #2 are a few months to old, sorry...and no you can't come either you are not sick enough for us!" ?

And then there is the family not to forget. Even if you get an unaccompanied child out of this hellhole, there is a family waiting to come...you can't leave a child without his mama and papa purposely.

It had been probably all these questions which made the politicians decline..

Are they among the people who now wait in Turkey to get into Greece somehow?

That's another problem....it seems to be that the majority of people transported by the Turks to the greek border are NOT Syrians, but mostly from those groups who haven't gotten asylum status in Turkey either. Most of them won't get asylum status in the EU either...lost people...

Most probably another reason for the thumbs down!

Anyway, it seems Madame Merkel has taken it too high at a first go, so she has to be extremely cautious now.

She is so cautious you don't see or hear from her...she is lying very low!

Vesko Vukovic
5 Mar 2020  #343

Some reports state that Angela Merkel is very ill?

youtu.be/pJJ2ww5gDVQ

Merkel shivering during the intonation of the German national anthem.

Rich Mazur
5 Mar 2020  #344

Some reports state that Angela Merkel is very ill?

Just sick or sick and tired? Or sick realizing what she has done?

Lyzko
5 Mar 2020  #345

Reports of illness among heads of state are frequently public relations in order to drum up sympathy.

Rich Mazur
5 Mar 2020  #346

Some reports state that Angela Merkel is very ill?

In some sick way, Merkel is the vindication of Hitler. What she did with the "refugees" shows how one person can - even in a "democracy" - cause an unimaginable damage to a nation of obedient sheep, with BB as an example of the instinctive Pavlovian-style respect for the "elected officials".

Hitler, too, was elected. The governing mechanics of the Western "democracies" are not that much different from what we saw under fascists and communists. The difference - gulags vs shaming - is huge, but the results are similar.

Vesko Vukovic
5 Mar 2020  #347

Just sick or sick and tired?

If you go through the comments (some of which are hilarious :)), there are several theories about the possible causes of Merkel's sudden shaking and trembling, some say it could be high sugar, others that Merkel is possessed by demons and the funniest ones suggest that she forgot to remove and turn off the vibrator.

:D

Rich Mazur
5 Mar 2020  #348

Those three AA's will eventually die.

Lyzko
5 Mar 2020  #349

Hitler though was "elected" under a very different set of circumstances as well you must we aware.
America was in the midst of a more severe economic depression than she had ever known, Germany too was suffering as few today could imagine, a defeated nation robbed of her army, her "Place in the Sun", her self-respect! The Reichsmark wasn't worth the wheelbarrows full it was carried in, merely to buy some bread. Hitler and his minions promised Germany an end once and for all (eins und fuer alle mal) to the enemies from within her country which threatened to bring her down even further for their own evil self interests. Think we all know whom he meant:-) He promised a thousand-year Imperium with Germany at the top of the world.

Chancellor Merkel, President Steinmeier, the whole endurin' bunch, G-d love 'em, are mired in the true '68'ers belief in ameliorating society and attempting to finally salvage their country from beneath the shadows of the Nazi past.

Rich Mazur
5 Mar 2020  #350

The American and the Soviet bombs did all that. No need to pick on that scab anymore.
BTW, is there a reason why you are ignoring the mods' requests to stop using ENTER in the middle of sentences? Just curious...

Lyzko
5 Mar 2020  #351

The American and Soviet (don't please forget British) bombs were to avenge Hitler's madness, no more, no less.
In war, NO ONE'S the actual winner, as both sides, including the victorious Allies, lost more good men than we're willing or able to count, the facts are simply too painful to slog through!

As far as I am aware, I never used the ENTER key, except to post my message:-)

Weimarer
6 Mar 2020  #352

As i said,AfD works. Keeps 3rd world scum out of Germany and lets Merkel shake.

jon357
6 Mar 2020  #353

The American and Soviet (don't please forget British) bombs were to avenge Hitler's madness

Sad but true. It had to be stopped.

Rich Mazur
6 Mar 2020  #354

Sad but true.

Is that a throwaway line or are you really sad about something related to WW2?

Lyzko
6 Mar 2020  #355

"Throwaway line"??

It practically sums up the entire tragic absurdity of war, what are you babbling about?

jon357
6 Mar 2020  #356

I doubt he knows.

Rich Mazur
6 Mar 2020  #357

THAT is why I asked, genius. So, what are YOU sad about? How the hell can I know unless YOU tell me.

jon357
6 Mar 2020  #358

entire tragic absurdity of war

Something that could so easily appear again, the way the world is heading. Germany is at least no longer a serious risk to anyone.

Rich Mazur
6 Mar 2020  #359

Only to itself. That dog can't even meow.

Bratwurst Boy
6 Mar 2020  #360

The EU foreign ministers just met in Zagreb to discuss the current events. Most interesting outcomes:

1.) There will be no border opening! The EU won't be blackmailed and openly endorsed Greece, Cyprus and Bulgaria.

2.) German foreign minister Heiko Maas (in a joint statement with the others) declined more support money for Turkey till Turkey ends it's purposely arranged mess.

..."We should not react to the pressure that Turkey is exerting on us by agreeing to more money under pressure," he said.

And THAT is astounding as Merkel already promised Erdogan more help (during a phone call a few days back). If that's true it's another sure sign of Merkel's decreasing power and influence not only in Germany but also in the EU....

3.) No majority could be found for the foundation of a security zone inside Syria. IMHO a good solution for the masses of refugees in this region, so they don't have to storm our borders. But it seems the EU just lacks the means to the will...sadly.

taz.de/EU-Aussenminister-ueber-Syrienkonflikt/!5669900/

euractiv.com/section/global-europe/news/eu-foreign-ministers-promise-more-humanitarian-aid-to-syria/


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