Election in Germany

I wonder how interested the rest of the world is in this. What a big sh... that was . And no one wants to reign with nobody. I see re-elections until judgement day...

I did see that. The whole world wants to be American, apparently.

Kiwis can't work out who they want in charge either.

Although they sure don't want to be American.

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Did the broad win?

More like a narrow loss.

Bere wrote: I wonder how interested the rest of the world is in this. What a big sh... that was . And no one wants to reign with nobody. I see re-elections until judgement day...

It seems unlikely there will be a coalition: everybody's got so many fair ambitions: it's almost 50/50 with all the supporting parties. Angela Merkel is preparing to fight, while Schroeder is not prone to give up. The best way out of this complicated impasse would be re-elections, which is a perfect example how imperfect the political system is.

I wish it were like in old good days when Willy Brandt was with us.

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Bere wrote:

I wish it were like in old good days when Willy Brandt was with us.

Or Erich Honecker!

Good result by Die Linkspartei. Nice to see they arent selling out with the SDP, and/or that the SDP aren't having them.

I just read that the Bundespresident is asked to find a Chancellor solution by (oh boy how to translate Verfassungsschützer?) some officials... If he does, we sure get Mrs. Merkel (because he was in the same party :\ohwell: ). And if so, you can congratulate the Germans to go to war with the US when it comes to the Iran conflict .

it is more interesting than the 82% Hussein like of Chirac in Frankreich.

Bere wrote: I just read that the Bundespresident is asked to find a Chancellor solution by (oh boy how to translate Verfassungsschützer?) some officials... If he does, we sure get Mrs. Merkel (because he was in the same party :\ohwell: ). And if so, you can congratulate the Germans to go to war with the US when it comes to the Iran conflict .

So...The arbiter of an election too close to call will select a Chamcellor from his own party, eh?

That could never happen in America.

Oh f**k... I fear this is going to get into a civil war...

They all act like they're in Kindergarten...

depthcharge wrote: Kiwis can't work out who they want in charge either.

Although they sure don't want to be American.

:\pimp3:

Close to 50:50 splits in voting seem to be happening all over the world; UK, Germany, NZ, USA.

Time for a revolution!

I bet anyone found a solution, but the Germans...

next sunday is the same in Poland, and the very next week we'll choose our new president. Two damn attractive weekends, hehehe