Merkel must be one of the worst German chancellors ever.
Not only has she let her country be overrun by a potential 5th column, she's left the military in a shockingly poor state of repair. https://t.co/CHCauTqqOE
Seehofer knows that he is in trouble if he goes (one inch) against the ordered agenda.
His hands had been tied.
Germany- Seehofer(CSU) angered by Merkel's "Islam belongs to Germany" remarks. He said he has no understanding for this and won't change his policies by an inch. The CDU is visibly annoyed. https://t.co/t5xYEZN0Tqpic.twitter.com/NTcfcyLb8T
After Heiko Maas(SPD) has devastated the German Ministry of Justice with his censorship law #NetzDG Merkel(CDU) made him the Secretary of State so he could do the same there! pic.twitter.com/ChotOckXDw
All of this has been a show to give Germans (and us) the impression that the two parties do not agree with each other, when in reality both parties are totally controlled by TPTB and now you will (slowly) see that they will continue to roll out the planned agenda.
One of this weekend’s two major geopolitical unknowns was just resolved in favor of more continuity, and another 4 years of Angela Merkel.
On Sunday morning, in a much anticipated referendum, two-thirds of rank-and-file members of Germany’s Social Democratic party voted in favor of a grand coalition with the veteran leader’s conservative, or CDU, bloc, giving Angela Merkel backing for her fourth term as chancellor of Germany, and ending a five month political stalemate in Berlin, which, as the FT recaps, “could help restore Germany’s leadership role in Europe at a time of mounting political challenges, including a looming trade war with the US, rising tension over Brexit and French demands for an overhaul of the eurozone.”
The final result of the SPD referendum, which was announced early on Sunday, saw exactly two-thirds, or 239,604 members, voting in support of a new alliance with the centre-right, while a third, or 123,329 voted against. The turnout was 78%.
Following approval from Germany’s conservatives to cooperate with the Social Democrats (SPD) on several political impasses, German Chancellor Angela Merkel sat down with Germany’s RTL Aktuellwhere she discussed a number of policy positions – including an acknowledgement of Germany’s growing “no-go” zones, and the need to do something about them.
Amid a spike in crime attributed to refugees, German officials been slowly acknowledging the negative impact of the flood of migrants taken in after the destabilization of Libya and similar regions – even going so far as to offer thousands of Euros to rejected asylum seekers.
Germany- Lying Press is too nice for the German media calling peaceful protesters Nazis and Antifa peaceful! Antifa intimidated a woman for holding a sign: Merkel has to leave! Clearly a Nazi. Last week 60 people joined her now it's 200 in Hamburg!https://t.co/eZeaD5GZAMpic.twitter.com/OdtNABsrxx
Telegraph Baroness Flather, a former Tory who now sits as a cross-bencher, said in the House of Lords that “It is absolutely appalling that first cousin marriages in Pakistani communities are leading to so much disability among children. “You go to any such family and there will be four or five children, at least one or two of whom will have some disability.”
Merkel Minister: "Germany stands as good as never before in its history." highest… public debt number of temporary workers ppl. who need welfare salaries for deputies retirement age number of food banks tax burden rents & electricity prices illegal immigrants terrorist attacks pic.twitter.com/ODq6wQ6xWy
As German Chancellor Angela Merkel tries to secure a fourth term at the helm of a new grand coalition, a poll has shown a majority would rather vote again. The results also suggest Merkel should not be on the ballot.
Three months after Germans went to the polls, they are still without a government. Their frustration is apparently growing, with the new study finding that 34 percent of respondents want new elections. The Insa survey, commissioned by Germany’s Focus magazine showed that only 30 percent expressed support for a continuation of talks to try and form a grand coalition. A minority government would be viewed favorably by just 15 percent of Germans.
It is unknown in the history of modern Germany: Three months after the election the country still doesn’t have a new government. How can it be that Merkel’s CDU remains on the hunt for a coalition partner?
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And they are all bloody Freemasons and elite puppets…
Germany is offering rejected asylum seekers money to voluntarily return home as the government gets ready to deport Syrian migrants next summer.
The country’s interior ministry announced a scheme Saturday to give families up to 3,000 euros ($3,560) if they agree to leave. The program — titled “Your Country, Your Future, Now!” — will run through the end of February.
“If you decide by the end of February for a voluntary return, you will get in addition to first aid, a housing aid for the first twelve months in your country of origin,” Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere told newspaper Bild am Sonntag.
Die geschäftsführende Bundeskanzlerin Angela Merkel scheut Neuwahlen, weil die letzte Umfrage einen Wert von 30 % für die Union ergab und ein Abrutschen auf 28 Prozent oder noch weniger möglich ist und damit ein Rücktritt unumgänglich wäre? Merkel hat sich strikt gegen Neuwahlen ausgesprochen: „Ich halte überhaupt nichts davon, wenn wir mit dem Ergebnis nichts anfangen können, dass wir die Menschen wieder bitten, neu zu wählen“. Sie weiß auch warum, dass Kapitel Merkel wäre nach einer Neuwahl erledigt. Aber es gärt bereits heftig nach dem schlechten Wahlergebnis aller Zeiten, und es gibt vernünftige Leute in der CDU, wie Wolfgang Grieger, der mit seiner Aussage voll ins Schwarze trifft und vielen Deutschen aus den Herzen spricht.
[…] Angela Merkel (CDU) hat sich strikt gegen Neuwahlen ausgesprochen. „Ich halte überhaupt nichts davon, wenn wir mit dem Ergebnis nichts anfangen können, dass wir die Menschen wieder bitten, neu zu wählen“, sagte die CDU-Vorsitzende am Samstag beim Landesparteitag der CDU Mecklenburg-Vorpommern in Kühlungsborn. Die Welt sei im Umbruch und Europa brauche ein starkes Deutschland. „Deshalb wäre es wünschenswert, sehr schnell zu einer Regierung zu kommen – nicht nur einer geschäftsführenden.“
Viele Menschen sähen, dass das, was sie vom Staat erwarten, nicht so funktioniert. Da dürfe es nicht um Zuständigkeiten gehen. „Der Bürger fragt nicht, wer ist zuständig. Sondern der Bürger fragt, ist der Staat handlungsfähig. (…) Und da haben wir eine Menge zu tun.“
Unruhe gab es in der Aussprache, als der Delegierte Wolfgang Grieger den Rücktritt Merkels forderte. „Zwölf Jahre Energiepolitik – eine Farce. Verteidigungspolitik desaströs.“
Auch die Sozial- und Familienpolitik sei niederschmetternd. Merkel regiere nach Gutsherrenart. „Heute ist der Tag, an dem wir sagen müssen: Die Kaiserin hat keine Kleider an – sie ist nackt.“ Noch nie sei ein Kanzler so „machtgeil und unpatriotisch“ gewesen, sagte Grieger. Die anderen Delegierten reagierten mit großem Unmut auf diesen Beitrag.[…] Quelle: Die Welt.de/25.11.2017
“The German SPD are discussing the possibility of some kind of support for the CDU, following talks with the German president. The German political crisis is not really looking very crisis-like. It is all very orderly and, frankly, a little dull.”
EURUSD is testing overnight lows (and gold is tumbling) after German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she would prefer to go ahead with new federal elections rather than try to form a minority government.
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