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"Coalition talks have collapsed in Germany, leaving Mrs Merkel in a precarious state.
Failure to form a Goverment means another election is possible.
not good for Brexit talks."
Maybe she have to do what Mrs May did and buy herself a party like the DUP eh  |
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"Coalition talks have collapsed in Germany, leaving Mrs Merkel in a precarious state.
Failure to form a Goverment means another election is possible.
not good for Brexit talks."
on the contrary people in Germany have woken up to the foolishness of EU/Merkel open door policy,among other EU failings,perhaps a realism in Europe as to the end of ever greater integration,is finally appearing |
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"Coalition talks have collapsed in Germany, leaving Mrs Merkel in a precarious state.
Failure to form a Goverment means another election is possible.
not good for Brexit talks.on the contrary people in Germany have woken up to the foolishness of EU/Merkel open door policy,among other EU failings,perhaps a realism in Europe as to the end of ever greater integration,is finally appearing "
The same way as the people of the UK woke up to the foolishness of the Tories ? |
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"Coalition talks have collapsed in Germany, leaving Mrs Merkel in a precarious state.
Failure to form a Goverment means another election is possible.
not good for Brexit talks.on the contrary people in Germany have woken up to the foolishness of EU/Merkel open door policy,among other EU failings,perhaps a realism in Europe as to the end of ever greater integration,is finally appearing "
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"Coalition talks have collapsed in Germany, leaving Mrs Merkel in a precarious state.
Failure to form a Goverment means another election is possible.
not good for Brexit talks.on the contrary people in Germany have woken up to the foolishness of EU/Merkel open door policy,among other EU failings,perhaps a realism in Europe as to the end of ever greater integration,is finally appearing
The same way as the people of the UK woke up to the foolishness of the Tories ?"
Not quite as Theresa May and the Tories formed a working partnership with the DUP in a relatively short space of time and now have a working majority in the house of commons. Merkel has failed miserably to form a working partnership or coalition with anyone in Germany and she only has herself to blame for the situation she has now found herself in. All her problems stem back to refusing to give David Cameron any kind of meaningful concessions on immigration and free movement during the UK renegotiation talks with the EU (which in part lead to the UK voting to leave the EU) and her incredibly foolish and downright stupid declaration of "All welcome here" from the 3rd world during the migration crisis. The silly Frau has only got herself to blame. |
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"Coalition talks have collapsed in Germany, leaving Mrs Merkel in a precarious state.
Failure to form a Goverment means another election is possible.
not good for Brexit talks.on the contrary people in Germany have woken up to the foolishness of EU/Merkel open door policy,among other EU failings,perhaps a realism in Europe as to the end of ever greater integration,is finally appearing
The same way as the people of the UK woke up to the foolishness of the Tories ?
Not quite as Theresa May and the Tories formed a working partnership with the DUP in a relatively short space of time and now have a working majority in the house of commons. Merkel has failed miserably to form a working partnership or coalition with anyone in Germany and she only has herself to blame for the situation she has now found herself in. All her problems stem back to refusing to give David Cameron any kind of meaningful concessions on immigration and free movement during the UK renegotiation talks with the EU (which in part lead to the UK voting to leave the EU) and her incredibly foolish and downright stupid declaration of "All welcome here" from the 3rd world during the migration crisis. The silly Frau has only got herself to blame. "
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"Coalition talks have collapsed in Germany, leaving Mrs Merkel in a precarious state.
Failure to form a Goverment means another election is possible.
not good for Brexit talks.on the contrary people in Germany have woken up to the foolishness of EU/Merkel open door policy,among other EU failings,perhaps a realism in Europe as to the end of ever greater integration,is finally appearing
The same way as the people of the UK woke up to the foolishness of the Tories ?
Not quite as Theresa May and the Tories formed a working partnership with the DUP in a relatively short space of time and now have a working majority in the house of commons. Merkel has failed miserably to form a working partnership or coalition with anyone in Germany and she only has herself to blame for the situation she has now found herself in. All her problems stem back to refusing to give David Cameron any kind of meaningful concessions on immigration and free movement during the UK renegotiation talks with the EU (which in part lead to the UK voting to leave the EU) and her incredibly foolish and downright stupid declaration of "All welcome here" from the 3rd world during the migration crisis. The silly Frau has only got herself to blame.
No the Tories brought a working arrangement "
The working agreement benefits every single citizen of Northern Ireland regardless of political persuasion.
Had Labour come even close to getting the number of seats which the Conservatives returned they would have done exactly the same and come to an agreement to gain power .
The election results simply illustrated how popular the Conservatives are . No other party can beat them. |
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"Coalition talks have collapsed in Germany, leaving Mrs Merkel in a precarious state.
Failure to form a Goverment means another election is possible.
not good for Brexit talks.on the contrary people in Germany have woken up to the foolishness of EU/Merkel open door policy,among other EU failings,perhaps a realism in Europe as to the end of ever greater integration,is finally appearing
The same way as the people of the UK woke up to the foolishness of the Tories ?
Not quite as Theresa May and the Tories formed a working partnership with the DUP in a relatively short space of time and now have a working majority in the house of commons. Merkel has failed miserably to form a working partnership or coalition with anyone in Germany and she only has herself to blame for the situation she has now found herself in. All her problems stem back to refusing to give David Cameron any kind of meaningful concessions on immigration and free movement during the UK renegotiation talks with the EU (which in part lead to the UK voting to leave the EU) and her incredibly foolish and downright stupid declaration of "All welcome here" from the 3rd world during the migration crisis. The silly Frau has only got herself to blame.
No the Tories brought a working arrangement The working agreement benefits every single citizen of Northern Ireland regardless of political persuasion.
Had Labour come even close to getting the number of seats which the Conservatives returned they would have done exactly the same and come to an agreement to gain power .
The election results simply illustrated how popular the Conservatives are . No other party can beat them. "
Really you think it benefits Nth Ireland...in what way?...and labour did come close May had a huge majority before she foolishly called an election |
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"Coalition talks have collapsed in Germany, leaving Mrs Merkel in a precarious state.
Failure to form a Goverment means another election is possible.
not good for Brexit talks.on the contrary people in Germany have woken up to the foolishness of EU/Merkel open door policy,among other EU failings,perhaps a realism in Europe as to the end of ever greater integration,is finally appearing
The same way as the people of the UK woke up to the foolishness of the Tories ?
Not quite as Theresa May and the Tories formed a working partnership with the DUP in a relatively short space of time and now have a working majority in the house of commons. Merkel has failed miserably to form a working partnership or coalition with anyone in Germany and she only has herself to blame for the situation she has now found herself in. All her problems stem back to refusing to give David Cameron any kind of meaningful concessions on immigration and free movement during the UK renegotiation talks with the EU (which in part lead to the UK voting to leave the EU) and her incredibly foolish and downright stupid declaration of "All welcome here" from the 3rd world during the migration crisis. The silly Frau has only got herself to blame.
No the Tories brought a working arrangement The working agreement benefits every single citizen of Northern Ireland regardless of political persuasion.
Had Labour come even close to getting the number of seats which the Conservatives returned they would have done exactly the same and come to an agreement to gain power .
The election results simply illustrated how popular the Conservatives are . No other party can beat them. "
So popular they needed to buy the election after losing their majority.
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"Coalition talks have collapsed in Germany, leaving Mrs Merkel in a precarious state.
Failure to form a Goverment means another election is possible.
not good for Brexit talks.on the contrary people in Germany have woken up to the foolishness of EU/Merkel open door policy,among other EU failings,perhaps a realism in Europe as to the end of ever greater integration,is finally appearing
The same way as the people of the UK woke up to the foolishness of the Tories ?
Not quite as Theresa May and the Tories formed a working partnership with the DUP in a relatively short space of time and now have a working majority in the house of commons. Merkel has failed miserably to form a working partnership or coalition with anyone in Germany and she only has herself to blame for the situation she has now found herself in. All her problems stem back to refusing to give David Cameron any kind of meaningful concessions on immigration and free movement during the UK renegotiation talks with the EU (which in part lead to the UK voting to leave the EU) and her incredibly foolish and downright stupid declaration of "All welcome here" from the 3rd world during the migration crisis. The silly Frau has only got herself to blame.
No the Tories brought a working arrangement The working agreement benefits every single citizen of Northern Ireland regardless of political persuasion.
Had Labour come even close to getting the number of seats which the Conservatives returned they would have done exactly the same and come to an agreement to gain power .
The election results simply illustrated how popular the Conservatives are . No other party can beat them. "
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"Coalition talks have collapsed in Germany, leaving Mrs Merkel in a precarious state.
Failure to form a Goverment means another election is possible.
not good for Brexit talks.on the contrary people in Germany have woken up to the foolishness of EU/Merkel open door policy,among other EU failings,perhaps a realism in Europe as to the end of ever greater integration,is finally appearing
The same way as the people of the UK woke up to the foolishness of the Tories ?
Not quite as Theresa May and the Tories formed a working partnership with the DUP in a relatively short space of time and now have a working majority in the house of commons. Merkel has failed miserably to form a working partnership or coalition with anyone in Germany and she only has herself to blame for the situation she has now found herself in. All her problems stem back to refusing to give David Cameron any kind of meaningful concessions on immigration and free movement during the UK renegotiation talks with the EU (which in part lead to the UK voting to leave the EU) and her incredibly foolish and downright stupid declaration of "All welcome here" from the 3rd world during the migration crisis. The silly Frau has only got herself to blame. "
Not quite it cost us a billion there just as bad bunch of idiots the tories
Looking forward to a cracking budget not  |
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"Coalition talks have collapsed in Germany, leaving Mrs Merkel in a precarious state.
Failure to form a Goverment means another election is possible.
not good for Brexit talks.on the contrary people in Germany have woken up to the foolishness of EU/Merkel open door policy,among other EU failings,perhaps a realism in Europe as to the end of ever greater integration,is finally appearing
The same way as the people of the UK woke up to the foolishness of the Tories ?
Not quite as Theresa May and the Tories formed a working partnership with the DUP in a relatively short space of time and now have a working majority in the house of commons. Merkel has failed miserably to form a working partnership or coalition with anyone in Germany and she only has herself to blame for the situation she has now found herself in. All her problems stem back to refusing to give David Cameron any kind of meaningful concessions on immigration and free movement during the UK renegotiation talks with the EU (which in part lead to the UK voting to leave the EU) and her incredibly foolish and downright stupid declaration of "All welcome here" from the 3rd world during the migration crisis. The silly Frau has only got herself to blame.
No the Tories brought a working arrangement The working agreement benefits every single citizen of Northern Ireland regardless of political persuasion.
Had Labour come even close to getting the number of seats which the Conservatives returned they would have done exactly the same and come to an agreement to gain power .
The election results simply illustrated how popular the Conservatives are . No other party can beat them.
Really you think it benefits Nth Ireland...in what way?...and labour did come close May had a huge majority before she foolishly called an election "
The deal the DUP got with the tories secured hundreds of millions in extra funding for Northern Ireland, so obviously it benefits the people of Northern Ireland, even Sinn Fein and Gerry Adams admitted that......and Labour really didn't come close they were over 60 seats behind the tories, so were no where near the tories. |
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"Coalition talks have collapsed in Germany, leaving Mrs Merkel in a precarious state.
Failure to form a Goverment means another election is possible.
not good for Brexit talks.on the contrary people in Germany have woken up to the foolishness of EU/Merkel open door policy,among other EU failings,perhaps a realism in Europe as to the end of ever greater integration,is finally appearing
The same way as the people of the UK woke up to the foolishness of the Tories ?
Not quite as Theresa May and the Tories formed a working partnership with the DUP in a relatively short space of time and now have a working majority in the house of commons. Merkel has failed miserably to form a working partnership or coalition with anyone in Germany and she only has herself to blame for the situation she has now found herself in. All her problems stem back to refusing to give David Cameron any kind of meaningful concessions on immigration and free movement during the UK renegotiation talks with the EU (which in part lead to the UK voting to leave the EU) and her incredibly foolish and downright stupid declaration of "All welcome here" from the 3rd world during the migration crisis. The silly Frau has only got herself to blame.
No the Tories brought a working arrangement The working agreement benefits every single citizen of Northern Ireland regardless of political persuasion.
Had Labour come even close to getting the number of seats which the Conservatives returned they would have done exactly the same and come to an agreement to gain power .
The election results simply illustrated how popular the Conservatives are . No other party can beat them.
Really you think it benefits Nth Ireland...in what way?...and labour did come close May had a huge majority before she foolishly called an election
The deal the DUP got with the tories secured hundreds of millions in extra funding for Northern Ireland, so obviously it benefits the people of Northern Ireland, even Sinn Fein and Gerry Adams admitted that......and Labour really didn't come close they were over 60 seats behind the tories, so were no where near the tories. "
They brought the election with a 1billion to the DUP...Sinn Fein like it that much they wont form a government with them,....and Labour overturned Mays huge majority to a slender one where she and the Tories have no power and went begging to the DUP....anyone that thinks otherwise is a deluded fool |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
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"Coalition talks have collapsed in Germany, leaving Mrs Merkel in a precarious state.
Failure to form a Goverment means another election is possible.
not good for Brexit talks.on the contrary people in Germany have woken up to the foolishness of EU/Merkel open door policy,among other EU failings,perhaps a realism in Europe as to the end of ever greater integration,is finally appearing
The same way as the people of the UK woke up to the foolishness of the Tories ?
Not quite as Theresa May and the Tories formed a working partnership with the DUP in a relatively short space of time and now have a working majority in the house of commons. Merkel has failed miserably to form a working partnership or coalition with anyone in Germany and she only has herself to blame for the situation she has now found herself in. All her problems stem back to refusing to give David Cameron any kind of meaningful concessions on immigration and free movement during the UK renegotiation talks with the EU (which in part lead to the UK voting to leave the EU) and her incredibly foolish and downright stupid declaration of "All welcome here" from the 3rd world during the migration crisis. The silly Frau has only got herself to blame.
No the Tories brought a working arrangement The working agreement benefits every single citizen of Northern Ireland regardless of political persuasion.
Had Labour come even close to getting the number of seats which the Conservatives returned they would have done exactly the same and come to an agreement to gain power .
The election results simply illustrated how popular the Conservatives are . No other party can beat them.
Really you think it benefits Nth Ireland...in what way?...and labour did come close May had a huge majority before she foolishly called an election
The deal the DUP got with the tories secured hundreds of millions in extra funding for Northern Ireland, so obviously it benefits the people of Northern Ireland, even Sinn Fein and Gerry Adams admitted that......and Labour really didn't come close they were over 60 seats behind the tories, so were no where near the tories.
They brought the election with a 1billion to the DUP...Sinn Fein like it that much they wont form a government with them,....and Labour overturned Mays huge majority to a slender one where she and the Tories have no power and went begging to the DUP....anyone that thinks otherwise is a deluded fool "
can we get the bribe money right..... it was nearer £2billion pounds to the DUP....... and done in a way to circumvent the barnett formula which meant scotland and wales both lose out on extra money..... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Coalition talks have collapsed in Germany, leaving Mrs Merkel in a precarious state.
Failure to form a Goverment means another election is possible.
not good for Brexit talks.on the contrary people in Germany have woken up to the foolishness of EU/Merkel open door policy,among other EU failings,perhaps a realism in Europe as to the end of ever greater integration,is finally appearing
The same way as the people of the UK woke up to the foolishness of the Tories ?
Not quite as Theresa May and the Tories formed a working partnership with the DUP in a relatively short space of time and now have a working majority in the house of commons. Merkel has failed miserably to form a working partnership or coalition with anyone in Germany and she only has herself to blame for the situation she has now found herself in. All her problems stem back to refusing to give David Cameron any kind of meaningful concessions on immigration and free movement during the UK renegotiation talks with the EU (which in part lead to the UK voting to leave the EU) and her incredibly foolish and downright stupid declaration of "All welcome here" from the 3rd world during the migration crisis. The silly Frau has only got herself to blame.
No the Tories brought a working arrangement The working agreement benefits every single citizen of Northern Ireland regardless of political persuasion.
Had Labour come even close to getting the number of seats which the Conservatives returned they would have done exactly the same and come to an agreement to gain power .
The election results simply illustrated how popular the Conservatives are . No other party can beat them.
Really you think it benefits Nth Ireland...in what way?...and labour did come close May had a huge majority before she foolishly called an election
The deal the DUP got with the tories secured hundreds of millions in extra funding for Northern Ireland, so obviously it benefits the people of Northern Ireland, even Sinn Fein and Gerry Adams admitted that......and Labour really didn't come close they were over 60 seats behind the tories, so were no where near the tories.
They brought the election with a 1billion to the DUP...Sinn Fein like it that much they wont form a government with them,....and Labour overturned Mays huge majority to a slender one where she and the Tories have no power and went begging to the DUP....anyone that thinks otherwise is a deluded fool
can we get the bribe money right..... it was nearer £2billion pounds to the DUP....... and done in a way to circumvent the barnett formula which meant scotland and wales both lose out on extra money....."
Try tell that to the fools who think otherwise |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Coalition talks have collapsed in Germany, leaving Mrs Merkel in a precarious state.
Failure to form a Goverment means another election is possible.
not good for Brexit talks.on the contrary people in Germany have woken up to the foolishness of EU/Merkel open door policy,among other EU failings,perhaps a realism in Europe as to the end of ever greater integration,is finally appearing "
First of all, why did it collapse? Secondly, isn't this normal in countries that form coalitions. Lastly isn't Merkel is a conservative in Germany. |
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"Coalition talks have collapsed in Germany, leaving Mrs Merkel in a precarious state.
Failure to form a Goverment means another election is possible.
not good for Brexit talks.on the contrary people in Germany have woken up to the foolishness of EU/Merkel open door policy,among other EU failings,perhaps a realism in Europe as to the end of ever greater integration,is finally appearing
The same way as the people of the UK woke up to the foolishness of the Tories ?
Not quite as Theresa May and the Tories formed a working partnership with the DUP in a relatively short space of time and now have a working majority in the house of commons. Merkel has failed miserably to form a working partnership or coalition with anyone in Germany and she only has herself to blame for the situation she has now found herself in. All her problems stem back to refusing to give David Cameron any kind of meaningful concessions on immigration and free movement during the UK renegotiation talks with the EU (which in part lead to the UK voting to leave the EU) and her incredibly foolish and downright stupid declaration of "All welcome here" from the 3rd world during the migration crisis. The silly Frau has only got herself to blame.
No the Tories brought a working arrangement The working agreement benefits every single citizen of Northern Ireland regardless of political persuasion.
Had Labour come even close to getting the number of seats which the Conservatives returned they would have done exactly the same and come to an agreement to gain power .
The election results simply illustrated how popular the Conservatives are . No other party can beat them.
Really you think it benefits Nth Ireland...in what way?...and labour did come close May had a huge majority before she foolishly called an election
The deal the DUP got with the tories secured hundreds of millions in extra funding for Northern Ireland, so obviously it benefits the people of Northern Ireland, even Sinn Fein and Gerry Adams admitted that......and Labour really didn't come close they were over 60 seats behind the tories, so were no where near the tories.
They brought the election with a 1billion to the DUP...Sinn Fein like it that much they wont form a government with them,....and Labour overturned Mays huge majority to a slender one where she and the Tories have no power and went begging to the DUP....anyone that thinks otherwise is a deluded fool
can we get the bribe money right..... it was nearer £2billion pounds to the DUP....... and done in a way to circumvent the barnett formula which meant scotland and wales both lose out on extra money....."
I am at slight loss as to how it can be described as bribe money . One party have negotiated a deal which is to the benefit of every single resident in Northern Ireland ( regardless of which particular party they support ) . Unless I am mistaken not one penny of the money is paid to any particular party. |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
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I am at slight loss as to how it can be described as bribe money . One party have negotiated a deal which is to the benefit of every single resident in Northern Ireland ( regardless of which particular party they support ) . Unless I am mistaken not one penny of the money is paid to any particular party. "
well since we were all told there was no "money tree" pre election, they certainly shook it to find the money post...
and since the type of spending this is going on is normally part of the block grant given to the devolved administration, it should have meant extra money for both scotland and wales...
so if one adminstration is getting money and the others aren't.... and that money goes to securing a deal with a party from that part of the world to prop up the government....
if you can tell me, hand on heart pat, that northern ireland would have gotten that money anyway.... and it was done the right way via the block grant.... then i won't call it a bribe....
but you can't... so lets call it what it is.... |
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"If Angela Merkel fails to form a government , who is most likely to succeed her ????"
Merkel's reputation is now in tatters. She fully deserves everything that she has got. Full credit to the AFD for putting her in her place for the incredibly foolish and stupid decisions she has made. Who will replace her? Frankly who cares as long as this dumb arrogant woman is kicked out. Germany has moved in a different direction and has rejected Merkel, I for one will be glad to see the back of her.  |
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By *educedWoman
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"If Angela Merkel fails to form a government , who is most likely to succeed her ????
Merkel's reputation is now in tatters. She fully deserves everything that she has got. Full credit to the AFD for putting her in her place for the incredibly foolish and stupid decisions she has made. Who will replace her? Frankly who cares as long as this dumb arrogant woman is kicked out. Germany has moved in a different direction and has rejected Merkel, I for one will be glad to see the back of her. "
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"If Angela Merkel fails to form a government , who is most likely to succeed her ????
Merkel's reputation is now in tatters. She fully deserves everything that she has got. Full credit to the AFD for putting her in her place for the incredibly foolish and stupid decisions she has made. Who will replace her? Frankly who cares as long as this dumb arrogant woman is kicked out. Germany has moved in a different direction and has rejected Merkel, I for one will be glad to see the back of her. "
Right fair enough but who ever replaces her is going to have a big say on trade deals between the uk and Europe ,
The devil you know , is better than the devil you don't |
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"If Angela Merkel fails to form a government , who is most likely to succeed her ????
Merkel's reputation is now in tatters. She fully deserves everything that she has got. Full credit to the AFD for putting her in her place for the incredibly foolish and stupid decisions she has made. Who will replace her? Frankly who cares as long as this dumb arrogant woman is kicked out. Germany has moved in a different direction and has rejected Merkel, I for one will be glad to see the back of her. "
Jesus, it takes a special kind of belligerent peevishness to label Angela Merkel "dumb". |
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By *ercury OP Man
over a year ago
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The smaller parties in Germany smell blood.
Mrs Merkel will have to give even more concessions and ground to them, otherwise another election is inevitable.
If it's to be another election, then Mrs Merkel is likely to be replaced within her own party. |
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"Could be the beginning of the end of the EU hee hee hee"
surely it was finished when the populations of the Netherlands, French and Germany all elected far right majority Governments in their elections after Brexit..?
or when Italy, Portugal and Spain's economies collapsed causing the Euro to lose all its value..?
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There may have to be another election in Germany? This may result in further gains for the far right parties...that could spell trouble for Germany...but actually for the UK/Brexit too.
As for May.... she cocked up calling an election. She had to promise extra money to the PEOPLE of NI, and this will benefit all there. It is also true that it may cost others as the “pot” of money is finite.
However, the Tories did NOT loose the 2017 election. They actually polled more votes in total than they did in 2015! But momentum pulled in large number of younger voters coupled with Labour gaining votes from the collapse of the vote for UKIP and to some extent the SNP.
The Tories actually had a higher percentage of the vote than two of the three elections that Blair won by “landslides”.... so don’t get carried away yet!
Either way, we live in troubled times. |
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"Could be the beginning of the end of the EU hee hee hee
That 'prediction' gets trotted out about twice a day."
and its potty..
its the equivalent of hoping that ones attached neighbours house has a gas explosion because you don't get on with them..
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"There may have to be another election in Germany? This may result in further gains for the far right parties...that could spell trouble for Germany...but actually for the UK/Brexit too.
As for May.... she cocked up calling an election. She had to promise extra money to the PEOPLE of NI, and this will benefit all there. It is also true that it may cost others as the “pot” of money is finite.
However, the Tories did NOT loose the 2017 election. They actually polled more votes in total than they did in 2015! But momentum pulled in large number of younger voters coupled with Labour gaining votes from the collapse of the vote for UKIP and to some extent the SNP.
The Tories actually had a higher percentage of the vote than two of the three elections that Blair won by “landslides”.... so don’t get carried away yet!
Either way, we live in troubled times."
agree on that but the Tories are also looking at the direction of travel of their's and Labours percentage of the vote from 2015 to 2017, the loss of a majority and the demographics of who voted for which party..
despite her having more votes than whomever she is only there still because they dare not replace her in case that leads to a vote of no confidence and an election amongst the uncertainty, back biting and chaos that is their party in these times of post referendum UK.. |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
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"If Angela Merkel fails to form a government , who is most likely to succeed her ????
Merkel's reputation is now in tatters. She fully deserves everything that she has got. Full credit to the AFD for putting her in her place for the incredibly foolish and stupid decisions she has made. Who will replace her? Frankly who cares as long as this dumb arrogant woman is kicked out. Germany has moved in a different direction and has rejected Merkel, I for one will be glad to see the back of her. "
you are mad.... i know you are brexit blind, but this even for you would be stupid...
merkel is centre right!....the shift would either mean going further right (actually with you past views you have displayed on here, that might not be far off what you want!).... or going left and having a tighter franco-german alliance.... macron and schultz...
plus she is the one person who keeps putin on a leish (can't trust donald to do that!)
you may hate her... but you'll probably see any deal don't quicker with here in power than you would any other german politican..... so yes, pick ya poison! |
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"Coalition talks have collapsed in Germany, leaving Mrs Merkel in a precarious state.
Failure to form a Goverment means another election is possible.
not good for Brexit talks.on the contrary people in Germany have woken up to the foolishness of EU/Merkel open door policy,among other EU failings,perhaps a realism in Europe as to the end of ever greater integration,is finally appearing
The same way as the people of the UK woke up to the foolishness of the Tories ?
Not quite as Theresa May and the Tories formed a working partnership with the DUP in a relatively short space of time and now have a working majority in the house of commons. Merkel has failed miserably to form a working partnership or coalition with anyone in Germany and she only has herself to blame for the situation she has now found herself in. All her problems stem back to refusing to give David Cameron any kind of meaningful concessions on immigration and free movement during the UK renegotiation talks with the EU (which in part lead to the UK voting to leave the EU) and her incredibly foolish and downright stupid declaration of "All welcome here" from the 3rd world during the migration crisis. The silly Frau has only got herself to blame. "
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Perhaps the Russians are responsible for Merkel's collapse, together with Brexit, Trump and Catalunya and every other event which required us to think for ourselves
Those clever Russians! - They employ a couple of teenage geeks to hack Windows 98 and they take over our minds and take over the World!
Somebody make that man Putin stop!!
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"Perhaps the Russians are responsible for Merkel's collapse, together with Brexit, Trump and Catalunya and every other event which required us to think for ourselves
Those clever Russians! - They employ a couple of teenage geeks to hack Windows 98 and they take over our minds and take over the World!
Somebody make that man Putin stop!!
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"Coalition talks have collapsed in Germany, leaving Mrs Merkel in a precarious state.
Failure to form a Goverment means another election is possible.
not good for Brexit talks.on the contrary people in Germany have woken up to the foolishness of EU/Merkel open door policy,among other EU failings,perhaps a realism in Europe as to the end of ever greater integration,is finally appearing
The same way as the people of the UK woke up to the foolishness of the Tories ?"
I apologise for my ignorance but I don’t see the resemblance, |
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"Perhaps the Russians are responsible for Merkel's collapse, together with Brexit, Trump and Catalunya and every other event which required us to think for ourselves
Those clever Russians! - They employ a couple of teenage geeks to hack Windows 98 and they take over our minds and take over the World!
Somebody make that man Putin stop!!
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But don't forget there responsible for Assad and little Kim and the Saudis and my radishes haven't been good this year, I suspect they've influenced them  |
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