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I would like to send a letter or email to your Co CEOs but they appear to try to hide their contact details. Could you please provide a way to contact them.
@HuddlestonNigel@Conservatives I agree with your initial statement. However, real-terms defence spending decreased by 22% between 2009/10 and 2016/17. Disgusting.
@JoeyMannarinoUS again you are showing your complete ignorance of international culture and politics.
Your idol ran his campaign on a promise of bringing peace to the Middle East and Ukraine, famously boasting he could end the Ukraine war "in a day".
It's now been 63 days since he took office.
@JoeyMannarinoUS Joey, The difference is that the Ukrainian law forbids elections in times of Martial Law. In addition elections in Russia are not free or fair. Opposition candidates in Russia are jailed or pushed out of high windows. Your lies are becoming more and more vindictive.
@JoeyMannarinoUS Rubbish Joey, please see my previous posts. The AFD still get approximately 20% of the seats in the Bundestag. They will lead the official opposition which is the way democracy works except in your warped mind.
@JoeyMannarinoUS 5/n However, if the political priorities of the partners are more closely aligned, and only two parties are involved instead of three, things can go much more quickly. There is no Chancellor until that process is complete.
@JoeyMannarinoUS 4/n Forming a coalition could take weeks, or even months.
In 2017, coalition negotiations took the longest amount of time in German history, leaving the country without a government for almost six months.
@JoeyMannarinoUS 3/n Who they coalesce with is a meeting of minds. Why would you coalesce with a party with which you have little or nothing in common. Nobody becomes Chancellor (Prime Minister is not the correct title) until the coalition gets more than half the seats in The Bundestag.
@JoeyMannarinoUS 2/n The AFD will still get approximately 152 seats in the Bundestag out of a total of 630, which represents their share of the second vote. That is democracy. In addition because the CDU/CSU did not get a majority they have to try to form a majority by a coalition.
@JoeyMannarinoUS Oh Joey, there are so many inaccuracies in your post. You are once again showing your ignorance about German elections or you are being mischievous on purpose to further your agenda. 1/n
@politicsusa46 In 2017, coalition negotiations took the longest amount of time in German history, leaving the country without a government for almost six months. If the political priorities of the partners are more closely aligned, and only two parties are involved, things can go quicker.
@politicsusa46 A little premature, he is not yet the chancellor. Forming coalitions take time. The longest time in recent history was 6 months. During that time there is no chancellor.
@JoeyMannarinoUS As per that law, a general election was scheduled for 2024, but it was not held because of martial law due to the war.
Ukrainian law prohibits parliamentary or presidential elections during a state of martial law - when the civilian government is replaced by military rule.
@JoeyMannarinoUS Joey, I guess you have never thought about the difference between a ‘just’ peace and an ‘unjust’ peace. Maybe if you can get your head around that concept you will understand why there is an apparent disconnect between what various countries would wish for.
@JoeyMannarinoUS We don't need to share the same opinions as others, but respecting somebody else’s opinion is part of civilised behaviour. However as you, Joey never respect anybody else’s opinion you should not be surprised if somebody trashes your opinion. Maybe you are not civilised.