‘My Patience Is Now At An End,’ Said Adolf…And Today?
‘My Patience Is Now At An End’
That was in 1938.
And now it’s 2017.
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Merkel warns Hungary of financial consequences of defying EU on migrants
And another piece of news this week was interesting!
One of the AfD patriot party leaders has asserted, surely rightly, that Germany’s HONOURABLE soldiers in past wars should be remembered and respected.
One of those he named was the courageous conservative, nationalist, monarchist officer, Klaus Von Stauffenberg…
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….who was executed by firing squad for trying to assassinate the German leader who was dragging his country down.
This man’s exemplary patriotism should indeed be revered throughout Germany.
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Kerner, 
Bart Jones are discussing. 
Bart Jones 7:19 pm on September 17, 2017 Permalink |
Let me ask you straight, in view of your use of the adjective ‘exemplary.’
Are you saying somebody today should use Stauffenberg as an example and try to assassinate Angela Merkel?
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ross1948 8:35 pm on September 17, 2017 Permalink |
Good question, sir, but my answer may disappoint.
In Hitler’s Germany there was no possible way to effect a change of government by normal democratic means.
In Germany today, although Sigmar ‘Der Dicke’ Gabriel and ‘Himmler’ Maas are calling for nazi-style suppression of the only party opposed to the political establishment, it is still perfectly feasible to remove Merkel by political means, not least by electoral defeat.
So no need for assassinations, although a trial for treason might not go amiss. .
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Kerner 11:13 pm on September 17, 2017 Permalink
A good answer.
We hate her truly but in one week we can vote against her. The SPD is as you write intending to use the Hitler model to suppress AfD but I think if AfD have fifty members in the Bundestag it will be not so easy for suppression.
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