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Frank
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Big Donger wrote on Jan 25 th, 2024 at 12:34am: Frank wrote on Jan 23 rd, 2024 at 11:07pm: Big Donger wrote on Jan 23 rd, 2024 at 10:14pm: Blood and soil, old chap, it had to happen.
The landed Volksgemeinshaft are one of the more bloated species of Kraut in existence. The past few decades of farm subsidies have seen to that.
They're nearly as bad as the Americans, but there, agricultural policies favour the fat cats, the corporates. Small farmers in the states have a legitimate axe to grind.
The Krauts still have burghers: humourless, over-indulged tillers who don't like hearing no.
Your implicit question is will they join in on your little national/socialist populist tantrum?
My guess is no. Krauts might be Krauts, but they're also fairly sensible Protestants. They won't cop your krap. They see good business in open borders, cheap Eastern European labour and European trade. It all runs their way, no?
And yes, they see the ever-increasing harm caused by global warming. They also benefit hugely from green subsidies, wind farming and carbon offsets.
Krauts don't have another thing: News Ltd. Alas, this is a disease of the English-speaking nations. German media is, on the whole, fact-based and rather sensible.
Sure they have the internet. But for now, this is counterweighted by fairly good education. All German school kids are trotted through Dachau and Belsen as a right of passage. Remember this, they're told. This is what happens when you worship Dear Leaders.
Sorry, old boy, I'm not seeing it. Germany will not be going your way anytime soon.
You might be half-Kraut, but you're an abberation.
How does it feel? Stupid, ignorant nonsense, as usual. Farmers across Europe are protesting against taxes on fuel and green regulations. The fury has led to road blockages and tractor parades in the past few weeks, with farmers taking their protests to the streets in France, Germany, Poland and Romania, after the Netherlands earlier. FRANCE 24's Pierre Benazet reports from Brussels. https://www.france24.com/en/video/20240123-farmers-protest-across-europe-against...And then Geert Wilders won the most votes in the Netherlands in November It may have slipped your attention, dear boy, but farmers across Europe live in different states and are motivated by different economic motives. I'm not aware of Geert Wilders campaigning on any agricultural policies. The focus of his party and campaign was most narrow. He blames Islam. So, whatabout that? It might help you - or it might not wee sniffer - if occasionally you looked at the counterpoints you are presented with, rather than just carrying on blightly, listening only to the voices in your own head. The headline of the article from the france24 link I gave: Farmers across Europe protest against fuel taxes, EU regulationsIndeed, all articles diiscussing the farmers' protests across Europe recognise and acknowledge that the source of the national regulations is, as always in large scale policies, the EU ukaze. Dutch farmers protest government's agricultural policy March 2023 Dutch politician Geert Wilders and the leader of the Forum for Democracy party, Thierry Baudet, addressed the demonstration. Alongside Van der Plas, Wybren van Haga of Belang van Nederland, Geert Wilders of the Party for Freedom, Thierry Baudet of Forum for Democracy, and Roelof Bisschop of the Reformed Political Party had also been invited to speak to the protesters, while representatives of the ruling coalition parties were expressly not.
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