Germany got Merkel, the EU and a financial powerhouse.
We got Boris and Brexit.
Merkel the Russian speaking poo tin brown noser ???
Oh what a surprise. Not!
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Merkel the Russian speaking poo tin brown noser ???
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She played him like a fiddle. She speaks fluent Russian. Incredibly accomplished and clever person.
And then we have Boris.
Merkel was so up poo tins back side he played her like a fiddle
That taken together that she was in charge of Germany the loose canon in the Nato alliance concerned the Americans that much they resorted to tapping her phone
Probably bugged her office as well
Assuming they could actually find any room in it to hide a bugging device
Due to all the other concerned nato countries bugging it ???
Thought The Donald was as dumb as a rock. Once she met him she realised he's a dumb as a brick.
Clever lady. Puts Boris and his Brexers to shame. Germany - financial powerhouse.
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Crap a whole one? LOL
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So maybe good this Fella has been got rid of ?
He was worse than Putin.....
️ right?
He was worse than Putin.....
️ right?So maybe good this Fella has been got rid of ?
He was worse than Putin.....
Well yes the bloke was a complete scum bag imo
So good riddance to bad rubbish
But dare say the flight crew were innocent parties ??
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That's what I said. If he faked his death or be it Putin had him killed. They have taken innocent life's.
This reads different much like the rest o the eu who hang onto germanys coattails.Germany got Merkel, the EU and a financial powerhouse.
We got Boris and Brexit.
Is Germany’s great economy sinking into ‘slowcession’?
Key data this week will offer a hint as to whether the eurozone’s powerhouse can shake off recent stagnation
www.theguardian.com
From The Economist:
Three shocks have combined to cause this turmoil. The biggest is geopolitical. The American-led post-war world order is being challenged, most obviously by Mr Putin, and most profoundly by the persistently worsening relationship between America and Xi Jinping’s China. The resolve with which America and European countries responded to Russia’s aggression may have revitalised the idea of “the West”, particularly the transatlantic alliance. But it has widened the gap between the West and the rest. The majority of people in the world live in countries that do not support Western sanctions on Russia. Mr Xi openly rejects the universal values upon which the Western order is based. Economic decoupling between the world’s two biggest economies is becoming a reality; a Chinese invasion of Taiwan is no longer implausible. Cracks are also appearing in other longstanding geopolitical certainties, such as the alliance of convenience between America and Saudi Arabia.
The news isn't any better from Forbes.
Three shocks have combined to cause this turmoil. The biggest is geopolitical. The American-led post-war world order is being challenged, most obviously by Mr Putin, and most profoundly by the persistently worsening relationship between America and Xi Jinping’s China. The resolve with which America and European countries responded to Russia’s aggression may have revitalised the idea of “the West”, particularly the transatlantic alliance. But it has widened the gap between the West and the rest. The majority of people in the world live in countries that do not support Western sanctions on Russia. Mr Xi openly rejects the universal values upon which the Western order is based. Economic decoupling between the world’s two biggest economies is becoming a reality; a Chinese invasion of Taiwan is no longer implausible. Cracks are also appearing in other longstanding geopolitical certainties, such as the alliance of convenience between America and Saudi Arabia.
The news isn't any better from Forbes.
Yup, good article. Did you manage to read it all...
the situation has improved somewhat while they were enjoying their holidays. The labour market continues to hold up well, with a seasonally adjusted unemployment rate of 5.6% in July, lower than the level seen in June.
There was also some surprising data on Friday, when German factory orders defied all expectations with the biggest monthly jump in the past three years. Economists were surprised when the figures showed a 7% rise from May to June, thanks to a pick-up in major orders, including for machinery and aircraft. Airbus, which has a large factory in Hamburg as well as other smaller plants across the country, said it had seen a surge in aircraft orders in June.
Germany and Merkel - powerhouses.
Time will tell.
Not sure what all this cheerleading for Merkel is all about, thought she had been put out to pasture
Not sure what all this cheerleading for Merkel is all about, thought she had been put out to pasture
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