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Bratwurst Boy   
12 Jul 2024
History / Did Poles living in Germany support Hitler's rise to power before World War II? [161]

and the AfD wants to change them,

A link for that?

Because the last I read was that the AfD (Brandenburg) demands a more strengthened border to Poland....to keep the Illegals out....

tagesspiegel.de/potsdam/brandenburg/stacheldraht-und-schusswaffen-brandenburger-afd-fordert-grenzzaun-zu-polen-10641844.html
Bratwurst Boy   
6 Jul 2024
Off-Topic / Serbia etc. thread 3 [437]

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6 Jul 2024
Off-Topic / Serbia etc. thread 3 [437]

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6 Jul 2024
Off-Topic / Serbia etc. thread 3 [437]

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Bratwurst Boy   
6 Jul 2024
News / What will Britain's Labor Coup mean for Poland? [100]

that it keeps minor parties mostly out and means that the main parties have to be quite broad in approach.

Yes, if it works that system has definitive advantages.

But if it not then you get something as in the current USA...two hostile halves, a split people....
Bratwurst Boy   
6 Jul 2024
News / What will Britain's Labor Coup mean for Poland? [100]

It's not a party of ideologues.

Yeah....I come to think that too....it's our different election systems....we have alot more parties for alot more different opinions....GB essentially only two which have to represent an alot broader spectrum of opinions!
Bratwurst Boy   
6 Jul 2024
News / What will Britain's Labor Coup mean for Poland? [100]

There are mixed economies where private capital is allowed and these tend to be the most liveable countries in the world.

I know....Germany has a long great tradition with "Social Democracy"....a way to counter the worst excesses of unchecked Capitalism. But even they have to take care of their more radical left wing, since Socialism...any socialist ideas....are no vote winner in Germany. The "Left" is generally losing percents every election now.

But that was since 1989....the global left was defeated then, not only in the former Eastern Bloc countries. The western left still has not gotten over this, I wonder if that is at least a talking point in western left parties, sometimes I doubt that! Just ignoring that big elephant in the room, just avoiding the words, won't help in the long run. It needs a new story, something outside of the old known books....something new!
Bratwurst Boy   
6 Jul 2024
News / What will Britain's Labor Coup mean for Poland? [100]

Who thinks that? Not any of the Labour Party.

Well....since 1989 all western Lefties have been careful not to use the old words and slogans....they put away the red flags with Che and Mao on them too....but they have still no real alternative developed since. They just don't talk about the soon-to-be-build-Socialism anymore but the idea is still there. It's the only alternative to Capitalism there is!

PS: Socialism is only the pre-step to Communism. The big old goal! And it can't be democratic, it must be oppressive...for "the good of mankind", you know....
Bratwurst Boy   
6 Jul 2024
News / What will Britain's Labor Coup mean for Poland? [100]

Did you think that the only alternative to unrestricted capitalism is totalitarian Eastern European oppression?

....na ja....those who want to cull Capitalism think so.

At least they never came up with a better, viable option till now...it somehow always ends in Socialism! And Socialism/Communism is inhuman, as in against human nature. To keep it alive the Socialists need always soon the means of oppression or people would just vote them out of power again. Since 200 years the alternatives always ended in oppression.

So...till they don't throw all these books by Marx etc. into the trashcan for good I keep fearing the worst. *shrugs*
Bratwurst Boy   
6 Jul 2024
Off-Topic / Serbia etc. thread 3 [437]

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Bratwurst Boy   
5 Jul 2024
History / What do Poles owe to Germans? [451]

There won't be any WWIII when we stay allies, brothers and friends....so! :)
Bratwurst Boy   
5 Jul 2024
History / What do Poles owe to Germans? [451]

.....so....soon it starts....everything is possible....

The referee is English! If we lose I can blame Jon:)


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Bratwurst Boy   
5 Jul 2024
History / What do Poles owe to Germans? [451]

Well maybe there is another war needed

Na ja....this time you would need to start and invade....maybe you have more luck with that! :)
Bratwurst Boy   
5 Jul 2024
History / What do Poles owe to Germans? [451]

Let it be....it's better that way!

If Poles re-open any question of reparation there will be their pendant on the german side, guaranteed....now with a Putin-friendly AfD rising in Germany...not so smart!
Bratwurst Boy   
5 Jul 2024
History / What do Poles owe to Germans? [451]

I wouldn't be surprised if he just vents his frustrations.

If I send him a few Euros out of my german wallet would that make him happy?
Bratwurst Boy   
5 Jul 2024
History / What do Poles owe to Germans? [451]

Hence use of word "nest" in my opinion

I wonder how his kind would react to a re-birth of Prussia....I guess he would then wish for the current Germany back....badly! :)
Bratwurst Boy   
28 Jun 2024
Off-Topic / Assasination attempt? Warning? Member of Hungarian PM Viktor Orban's police escort killed in Germany [15]

Yeah....a german police officer, nice of you to remember him!

yahoo.com/news/german-policeman-dies-escorting-orb-193210479.html

....A German motorcycle police officer died and another was seriously injured when they were involved in an accident on Monday while escorting Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to Stuttgart airport, police in the west German city reported.

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During the journey to the airport, the car of a 69-year-old woman collided with a motorcycle driven by a 61-year-old police officer. He was severely injured and died later in hospital.....



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Bratwurst Boy   
23 Jun 2024
News / France and Germany plan to flood Poland with illegal migrants. [199]

@Ironside

Let's try this...if Poland is smart and demands what it wants and needs it can be a good thing for Poland!

If that doesn't work either we can still re-build the inner-EU borders again....but something has to happen.
Bratwurst Boy   
23 Jun 2024
News / France and Germany plan to flood Poland with illegal migrants. [199]

It is good advice but it is too late, that pact had been agreed upon.

Na ja...it's the EU....nothing there is "quick":

Google translation from that link:

...Next steps

Member States now have two years to put the laws adopted today into practice. The European Commission will shortly present a common implementation plan to support Member States in this process.....


there is a reason I call him a traitor.

....and this is it???

You preferred Poland to help illegals along through Poland till Germany?

What stopping Germany from sending them outside the EU into such camps right now?

A law like this!

Actually Germany was quite naive about this years back....actually it is an old law that newcomers need to be processed in the first EU-country they set foot in. German lawmakers thought Germany would be then totally in the fine....surrounded by other member states. Well...you know that this didn't work!
Bratwurst Boy   
23 Jun 2024
News / France and Germany plan to flood Poland with illegal migrants. [199]

they will be just sent back at random,

....if I were Poland I would start writing a long list. It is agreed that the other member states support the external members, whose borders are breached be these people.

You can demand everything...money...even troops and other real help! That makes alot of sense and would explain why the outer EU countries like Poland agreed!

How about a law that stipulates all illegal immigrants will be deported right away outside the EU?

I guess that was the core of that agreement. To move them back into camps outside of the EU...near the first EU-border they breached...there their applications will be taken in and processed...and since most of them will be rejected the way to remove them won't be so complicated anymore as it is right now.

In my estimation that could be the first step to the "Festung Europa".....
Bratwurst Boy   
23 Jun 2024
News / France and Germany plan to flood Poland with illegal migrants. [199]

I'm talking about a plan to send those who come to Germany and France from other directions than Poland.

...that's the new plan in short!

(in English)

bundesregierung.de/breg-en/news/eu-asylum-reform-2195634

....According to the new EU asylum reform , everyone must be strictly checked and registered at the EU's external borders. Anyone who has little chance of protection in the EU will have to go through a legal asylum procedure at the external borders and, if their application is rejected, will have to return from there. ...

As I understand it if the illegal comes from another "external border" than Poland he gets not send back to Poland....right?

....To counterbalance the current system, where a few Member States - namely those at the external borders - are responsible for the vast majority of asylum applications, a new solidarity mechanism will apply that is simple, predictable and workable.,,,,

What do you think, Iron?

That's more detailed (but only in German):

consilium.europa.eu/de/press/press-releases/2024/05/14/the-council-adopts-the-eu-s-pact-on-migration-and-asylum/

....Responsibility and solidarity

The new rules clarify which Member State will be responsible for an asylum application (e.g. in cases where a person has a family member in an EU country or when the asylum application is not made in the country where the asylum seeker first arrived in the EU).

Another important aspect of the reform of the migration system is the introduction of a solidarity mechanism to ensure a fairer allocation of responsibilities. The new rules combine mandatory solidarity to support Member States facing a large influx of migrants with flexibility in the type of contributions. Member States' contributions can take the form of relocation, financial contributions or, if agreed with the beneficiary Member State, alternative solidarity measures (e.g. provision of border guards or support in setting up reception centres).....