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Yet one third of german's wants to send the 7 million foreign workers home to protect german jobs. 17.2% agreed that "even today, jews have too much influence". 35.6% agreed that Germany is in serious risk of being overrun by foreigners. 58.4% agree that the practice of Islam should be restrcited, eventhough your constitution guarantees freedom of religion. And when asked if Germany should have a fuhrer who leads with a forceful hand for the good of everyone, 13.2% supporte dthe statement outright and 15.9% agreed with some aspects of the idea. 14.9% of Germans agreed with the statement: "There is something special about jews, something peculiar, and they just don't really fit in with us. The percentages are on the rise, compared to 2003. Stick your head in the sand all you want. I do see the similarities. Got a source for all that? Thanks. Also, if you're seeing right-wing tendencies these days in traditionally ultra-liberal countries like Netherlands and Sweden, you might want to take into account that there may be good reasons for those tendencies. I think he's referring to Sarrazins book - anyhow, he's just quoting some figures here. Out of the context, of course. People like SkyDekker seem to forget that it's our entire society resp. our taxes which is/are bearing the burden of every unemployed member of immigrant family. It's easier to blame, n'est-pas, Skydekker? dudeist skydiver # 3105

Yet one third of german's wants to send the 7 million foreign workers home to protect german jobs. 17.2% agreed that "even today, jews have too much influence". 35.6% agreed that Germany is in serious risk of being overrun by foreigners. 58.4% agree that the practice of Islam should be restrcited, eventhough your constitution guarantees freedom of religion. And when asked if Germany should have a fuhrer who leads with a forceful hand for the good of everyone, 13.2% supporte dthe statement outright and 15.9% agreed with some aspects of the idea. 14.9% of Germans agreed with the statement: "There is something special about jews, something peculiar, and they just don't really fit in with us. The percentages are on the rise, compared to 2003. Stick your head in the sand all you want. I do see the similarities. You surely have some links on above figures? A legal immigrant in Germany is entitled to receive social welfare - for the entire family of parents, kids, grand-kids, grand-pa, grand-ma. Unlimited. How long are the North American countries paying such social benefits to thier immigrants? You want to see. To stir things. Do your investigations on that matter in North European countries. You'd be surprised. dudeist skydiver # 3105

This "worst year" has what to do with the Hitler era? Which European countries are *most*? And why *(certainly including Germany)*? Details?? Which distinct or individual groups are we blaming for *problems (in their countries)? Your post is nothing more than pure blanket nescience. BTW: Until today, we did not blame any problems on Muslims, like others love to do. (That's a lo-fi comment, I know; made just in order to keep on with conversation level.) dudeist skydiver # 3105

Shazam! http://tobia.sgrab.de/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/hitler-merkel.jpg http://images.thetruthaboutcars.com/2009/11/Angela-Merkel-001.jpg Wow Feel 25 yrs younger, suddenly? That's the new platform of The Three Po-Faced? dudeist skydiver # 3105

Are you living with/under news papers/yellow press/magazines? Oh no wait: You're just a genius reading a lot, correct? That might explain why you post to yourself that often. dudeist skydiver # 3105

What? Take a class In what, rushmc-language? dudeist skydiver # 3105

What? dudeist skydiver # 3105

You really need such a BS for *making your point* ?? Wow. A new low. dudeist skydiver # 3105

Is it? I am not so sure that is true. Weak economy.....check Desire to blame and demonize others......check And this isn't just germany either. This sentiment is large, and growing, in many parts of Western Europe. "Desire to blame and demonize others" (......check) ... means what, f.e.?? I'd really love to meet the *checker* dudeist skydiver # 3105

No, Andy9o8, "they" are not as I don't really care about your post. I know what to expect when posting here. dudeist skydiver # 3105

Who really "knows and understands" (our) history? I mean here, on this site? - as nearly nobody knows anything about todays Germany? (Not you, Mikey, I do not talk to you) Who really *knows* what "... is lying dormant ..." ??? (It's a sass to use such an allegation. And do you know why? As you do not know!) Andy 908man, most of your country fellowmen do not even find Germany on the map. So let's not to talk about any political "trend" over here which most (US) posters do not understand. So yes, Paul (the Quade) was right. Regarding "Godwins Law", I mean. For the rest: No, he's wrong. Absolutely. Amateurish post. Jeez. A mod, oh man dudeist skydiver # 3105

Considering Germany's past in dealing with multi-culturalism, I think she might want to crack open a history book. Nice light reference to Godwin, as we often see in these types of threads. So, you don't think it's appropriate to compare one leader of Germany and her views on ethnic/religious tolerance with another? Sorry, but you don't get to "win" by invoking "Godwin's Law" here. Sometimes a direct comparison is appropriate. A direct comparison between which German leaders ? You seem to have a direct problem with Germany, right? dudeist skydiver # 3105

LOL, sooo predictable....I was even going to add that to the end of the post, because I knew the childish response I would receive , but post ONE? Wow, much quicker than usual! So predictable ..... wow, some more than usual. dudeist skydiver # 3105

Formidable. Simply wonderful.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJ_1XQOtiYg What a warm welcome of a nice, little "Germany-boy" in HIS country .... ... especially when *leading* the pack!! Wonder what probably would've happend without the radio calling that mighty officer? (Anyhow, I love that little giggle at the end ) dudeist skydiver # 3105

The funny thing is that having trumpeted out BS for years now, if the 9/11ers ever did find a smoking gun, no one would find it credible. We stopped listening to Peter crying wolf around 2007. I would say that Mountains in Labor is a better equivalance.

The funny thing is that having trumpeted out BS for years now, if the 9/11ers ever did find a smoking gun, no one would find it credible. We stopped listening to Peter crying wolf around 2007. I would say that Mountains in Labor is a better equivalance.

Are you being protective agian? Are you just being intentionally ironic? Really? Grammer? Oh man, he wanted to say "grandma", he was just being polite. You're a joke killer. dudeist skydiver # 3105

Who's "they"?? dudeist skydiver # 3105

Here you go, Grammar Queen. Oh, thanks for the link. Never used it. Did you?? We know you didn't. ... .... which I duly doubt. Many of the We(s) do not even figure out their own literal errors. dudeist skydiver # 3105

Here you go, Grammar Queen. Oh, thanks for the link. Never used it. Did you?? dudeist skydiver # 3105

....... ... gasp .. gasp .... ....muahahahahaaaa Your Congressmen really look so damn serious Biffo? Just hand him over a joint and he will know which way to go ... dudeist skydiver # 3105

My God. So few words (including the headline) and so poorly written. dudeist skydiver # 3105

Just jump over the border - and try Laos. You will not find anything in China (officially and affordable), edited to add: Depending on the time you'll spend there, tons of interesting things are to be done and seen. dudeist skydiver # 3105

Wow. That's not even close to how the light bulb was invented. Not??? Man. dudeist skydiver # 3105