Indeed, it is an exciting time we live in:

Everyone is discontent.
The social democrats lost public support after they initiated a procedure to exclude Sarrazin. Sarrazin has left the central bank while the latter in exchange dropped all charges of racism against him. Which is in turn considered a disgrace by the funny guys from the jewish central council who would have preferred Sarrazin to be burned in public.

In the meantime the political class slowly realizes how far away they have moved from the public. Sarrazin has started a tour through Germany where he will continue to present his book to interested readers. There seem to be quite a lot, as it is the No.1 bestseller here. Each and every one of his presentations is a challenge for the police, as supporters and opponents clash. One of the events even had to be cancelled for security reasons.

And now it is the Conservatives' turn. Traditionally the political home of displaced Germans, prominent representatives of these have drawn public focus on the fact that Poland mobilized its forces first and also annexed part of Czechoslovakia. These guys then were defended by the leading figure of the displaced union, Erika Steinbach. The mere discussion of this fact of course is perfectly suited to endanger the increasingly rusty guild-cult in our country, so she is the next pariah for the laughing stock calling itself political class.

As a consequence she stepped down from the board of the conservative party and further increased fears that a party to the right of the Conservatives might soon establish itself (polls investigating this trend show that such a party could count on around 20 % of the electorate right from the beginning).
Oh and not to forget, the jewish central council of course also demands her to be burned :D

But one thing at a time. Let's first see how many muslims across the world manage to kill each other because in a totally different part of the world a few books are set on fire. The first casualty is already counted: Angry Afghan demonstrants in front of the German camp in Faizabad managed to upset the guards and one of the mob turned out to be dead.
Competition for the Darwin Awards is going to be tough this year!

It is not mysterious Pat. These guys simply want to have a veto on who is allowed to participate in senior political positions and who is not.

They represent slightly more than 0,1 % of our population. Would you want such a minority to have such an influence?

Thank you for the link Marie, I didn't know the Poles are still active on that. Did you look at the link in your article? It explains why "the tables have turned" :D

I have a free version of it here:

http://www.acus.org/new_atlanticist/russo-german-energy-pincer

And this is really lovely to read! For example:

"One would think that as part of its stated policy of improving relations with Warsaw, Chancellor Angela Merkel's government would seek to repair intra-EU mistrust on energy security. But Germany will have none of that. Part of its plan to make Nord Stream worthwhile is to sell gas to the Poles—that is, Russian gas, but from the opposite direction.

The LNG terminal (Polish effort to be able to receive liquified gas via ships) therefore, is in direct competition with what Polish Foreign Minister Radek Sikorsky has called the Molotov-Ribbentrop pipeline. So, just before the start of the terminal's construction, Berlin issued a formal complaint, saying its placement is a cross-border issue and may violate the Espoo Convention, the same environmental agreement used by Poland and Germany's other neighbors to protest against Nord Stream, delaying its construction for several years. The tables have turned."