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The new Party AfD (Alternative for Germany) wants to roll back the Euro currency to get the Deutsche Mark back.
The media-scared German citizens are permanently and insistent warned of a renewed currency conversion. Leaving the Euro-zone would mean harsh consequences for Germany´s export oriented economy, shocked "experts" hammer into their heads . German citizens are fooled by this propaganda: Germany was world master in exports with the Deutschmark.
And the propaganda machinery runs up:
The Party´s leaders were called "political amateurs" by the top-selling Bild newspaper.
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Merkel´s fear:
Interesting political times in Germany begin now. We shall see, whether the German sheep will jump off the grill or if they prefer to frizzle hot and luscious.
The leader of a new anti-euro party called Sunday for Germany to leave the common currency,
telling an inaugural convention that the euro forces German taxpayers to rescue
bankrupt southern European countries whose people denounce them as Nazis for their efforts.
The media-scared German citizens are permanently and insistent warned of a renewed currency conversion. Leaving the Euro-zone would mean harsh consequences for Germany´s export oriented economy, shocked "experts" hammer into their heads . German citizens are fooled by this propaganda: Germany was world master in exports with the Deutschmark.
And the propaganda machinery runs up:
The Party´s leaders were called "political amateurs" by the top-selling Bild newspaper.
Well:
"There is space for an anti-euro party in Germany," said Oskar Niedermayer, a political scientist at Berlin's Free University. "So far this position hasn't really been represented in the German party system."
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"This party has good ideas," said Andreas Fluegge, 49, a software specialist from Limburgerhof in the country's southwest. "The euro is a big problem for us. Since we have had the euro I'm making less money and paying more taxes for things I don't understand. I hope these politicians will change this."
Merkel´s fear:
Anti-euro party a wildcard in German elections - World newsSome of Merkel's voters are now beginning to wonder whether their country — and their savings — should be tied to the struggling euro project, and Weidenfeld said support for the euro "could quickly change if a new rescue package has to be negotiated."
Experts believe the party has little chance of garnering enough of the protest vote to reach the 5 percent threshold. But it could draw enough voters away from Merkel's center-right coalition to force her into an alliance with the opposition or give the opposition an outright majority.
Interesting political times in Germany begin now. We shall see, whether the German sheep will jump off the grill or if they prefer to frizzle hot and luscious.
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