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Nonsense and insanity
Nonsense is a grossly incorrect state of affairs or one detached from all sense and logic, which is sometimes
deliberately meant to be taken lightly – while insanity is considered in psychiatry as a mental disorder.
Politicians often appear to be disproportionately afflicted by both. There is no other explanation for the
fact that political work is aimless and without any content, but always has a specific purpose: The clinging
on to political power at any cost for the relevant purpose, even if this is directed against the basic law and
the freedom of the people. Legal violations muffle the basic law and its subsequent laws, which have allowed
almost infinite room for freedom of action; here can be hardly any justification; instead there is
misrepresentation; self-adulation and distortion of the facts, even sailing under false colours. There is
absolutely no liability for damage caused. It is clear therefore that people who want to have power gravitate to
the world of politics, where they can carry out their mischief. The taxpayer is ultimately responsible for any
damage caused – the perfect prerequisites for the political madness which flourishes under the prevailing
conditions. What a shame then that it is shown again and again how much the people/voters are stultified and
misled in this way. And that they are no longer protected under the Constitution, because suffocating politics
accordingly prohibits, prevents and influences freedom of action, restricting it in favour of preservation of
the party. From this principle arises the picture of only one direction in the flow of information: from top to
bottom; from politics to the people.
Yet this state calls itself democratic and social, so it is therefore questionable how it can be that there is
only this one direction in the flow of information. And other options are also available: Concealment, delay,
wheeling and dealing in order to deceive the people. So that everything that the people do not find out is good.
Also hardly a democratic approach!
There are many examples of such perversions: the
Weidmann case
, the
Wulff case
, to name only two recent ones. But politics engages in its machinations not only amongst the ranks of its
opponents (and sometimes also amongst its own), industry and commerce support these tendencies, and other than
assumed, it is not the ability of a person who makes his way in politics that is decisive, but the
party-political benefit and the corresponding party line. In this way, insane projects are created, such as:
3.The Nürburgring in Rheinland-Pfalz,
4.The City on the River, Heidelberg, Baden-Württemberg,
5.Projects such as the EnBw share purchase, Baden-Württemberg.
All this however can at least explain why the state coffers are empty, and in every generation children are
born who on the present model will grow up to be poor, dragging this political inheritance with them all their
lives. This cannot be accepted. What are needed are regular checks of politicians by company (political)
doctors, who would review their suitability for such responsible positions, say every six months. This would
at least help all those who are otherwise trapped in the centre of power: The taxpayers, who would also have
to pay the company doctors! And this is not meant to be nonsense.
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