Monday 4 April 2011
Germany Next Jolly Green Giant? Lets Hope So!
Monday, April 04, 2011 | 
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Chancellor Angela Merkel political party has lost control of a key state in an embarrassing electoral reverse that signals widespread discontent with her
leadership. Quite surprising when you consider the German Power House has stabilized it's economic situation via a speeder recovery than most other countries around the World. However we all bear witness to the horrific images from Japan, which have been lengthier and heightened due to the imposing nuclear threats in the aftermath of their earthquakes and tsunamis. I completely feel for the Japanese people. As those images still haunt me even today, the rest of the World has seen the Japanese peoples nuclear nightmares yet again.
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/asiapcf/04/04/japan.nuclear.reactors/index.html?section=cnn_latest
It is the first time the Greens have won a state premiership, and they hailed it as a momentous result. Perhaps even a pivotal turning point in green opinions throughout the rest of the World? Who better to influence Global opinion than the prudent, cautious and conservative Germans, who have turned conservative Greens! with a capital 'G' sending eco sustainable shock waves throughout the entire German political system. The Greens doubled their voters share in wealthy Baden-Wuerttemberg state and seemed poised to oust Merkel's Christian Democrats who have held power there for almost six decades. The Greens are also set to win their first ever state governorship, the results showed. Perhaps the wealthy Germans from that district turning all allocentric "Concerned with the interests of others, more than one's own interests. Community minded".
http://mediacenter.dw-world.de/english/video/#!/106083/Historic_electoral_win_for_Germany_s_Greens
Wasn't is Walt Disney that coined the phrase 'Build & they shall come' but the real question seems to be now 'What will come?' Earthquakes and tsunamis, followed by nuclear meltdowns, thanks but no thanks. If you play with fire, you get burned or rather, if you play with nuclear, you potentially will get melted. Perhaps the general public in Germany are now going to say no they wont. As it depends which side of the fence you sit on cyclical or man made, no one can deny that if you don't stabilize your energy needs, whilst achieving a harmonious equilibrium/balance and well-being, between consumption of what? output of what again? A potential Chernobyl has always been lurking around the corner whether, if you are in, Fukushima, Japan or Dounreay Bonny Scotland even infinite amount of other ticking time bombs all around the rest of the World http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_nuclear_reactors yes I know I too had been quite concerned with the extent of reactors around the globe, in your back door/yard, on our planet. So as workers pump gallons and gallons, millions in actual fact of contaminated water from Japan's earthquake and tsunami-ravaged nuclear plant into the Pacific Ocean. Which way will you vote next time?
If anybody can achieve an equilibrium & balance the Germans can! Be the change you want to see in the World, who would of thought, marvelous!!!
leadership. Quite surprising when you consider the German Power House has stabilized it's economic situation via a speeder recovery than most other countries around the World. However we all bear witness to the horrific images from Japan, which have been lengthier and heightened due to the imposing nuclear threats in the aftermath of their earthquakes and tsunamis. I completely feel for the Japanese people. As those images still haunt me even today, the rest of the World has seen the Japanese peoples nuclear nightmares yet again.
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/asiapcf/04/04/japan.nuclear.reactors/index.html?section=cnn_latest
It is the first time the Greens have won a state premiership, and they hailed it as a momentous result. Perhaps even a pivotal turning point in green opinions throughout the rest of the World? Who better to influence Global opinion than the prudent, cautious and conservative Germans, who have turned conservative Greens! with a capital 'G' sending eco sustainable shock waves throughout the entire German political system. The Greens doubled their voters share in wealthy Baden-Wuerttemberg state and seemed poised to oust Merkel's Christian Democrats who have held power there for almost six decades. The Greens are also set to win their first ever state governorship, the results showed. Perhaps the wealthy Germans from that district turning all allocentric "Concerned with the interests of others, more than one's own interests. Community minded".
http://mediacenter.dw-world.de/english/video/#!/106083/Historic_electoral_win_for_Germany_s_Greens
Wasn't is Walt Disney that coined the phrase 'Build & they shall come' but the real question seems to be now 'What will come?' Earthquakes and tsunamis, followed by nuclear meltdowns, thanks but no thanks. If you play with fire, you get burned or rather, if you play with nuclear, you potentially will get melted. Perhaps the general public in Germany are now going to say no they wont. As it depends which side of the fence you sit on cyclical or man made, no one can deny that if you don't stabilize your energy needs, whilst achieving a harmonious equilibrium/balance and well-being, between consumption of what? output of what again? A potential Chernobyl has always been lurking around the corner whether, if you are in, Fukushima, Japan or Dounreay Bonny Scotland even infinite amount of other ticking time bombs all around the rest of the World http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_nuclear_reactors yes I know I too had been quite concerned with the extent of reactors around the globe, in your back door/yard, on our planet. So as workers pump gallons and gallons, millions in actual fact of contaminated water from Japan's earthquake and tsunami-ravaged nuclear plant into the Pacific Ocean. Which way will you vote next time?
If anybody can achieve an equilibrium & balance the Germans can! Be the change you want to see in the World, who would of thought, marvelous!!!
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