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Hello kamikaasje,
Gr�� Gott Martin,

Isn't it true, that 67 years ago an Austrian Housepainter became The leader
of the NSDAP and that that particular guy had roughly the same ideas as
Haider (even the name bears some resemblance).
Isn't it also true that that guy made a lot of promisses like haider did
today about upholding the democratic principles.
Isn't it also true that 6 Million were brutaly murdered.
Isn't it true that: Sie es alle gewust haben.
Are we waiting for another Kristall Nacht ?

As far as i'm concerned, i hope some leftwing radical kills him today, i
won't shed a tear, because this guy is a menace and a danger to modern
society people like him scare the shit out of me

Kitty

"Kamikaasje" <evertonlake@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:cVlm4.7169$TE6.134291@typhoon.chello.nl...
> > The Socialdemocrats (SP�, 33 %) and the People Party (�VP 27 %)
> > discussed more than three(!) month to form a government, but two
> > weeks ago the negotiations were canceled. The SP� always said
> > not to make a coalition with the "Haider Party" (FP� 27 %), so
> > the �VP is seeing the chance to have the chief position
> > (Bundeskanzler) in an �VP-FP� coalition. And the problem is,
> > that �VP+FP� have got a majority (27% + 27% = 54%).
> > As I mentioned, the problem is, that an �VP-FP� coalition has a
> > majority. It is good that Austria is a member of the EU, so
> > other countries will watch more carefully about what's going on
> > here.
> > Thank you for agreeing. Keep you updated. If you speak german
> > quite well, I can recommend you  http://www.derstandard.at/  a
> > very good austrian newspaper.
>
> Hello Martin,
>
> I have followed this discussion with great interrest, and I keep
wondering:
> How is it possible that a party like the FP� got 27% of the votes. Could
you
> explain to me (according to your own opinion) how this is possible? I know
> that there are parties like the FP� in other countries as wel, so it is
not
> a problem soley to Austria, but in other countries those parties never got
a
> following this big. I remember we even had a similar party here in the
> Neterlands (the CD), but they never got more than something like 5% of the
> votes. In Belgium, in the city of Antwerpen, a similar party almost became
> the biggest party there, but not in the whole of Belgium. Similar parties
> also exist in Germany, France, Italy and Russia and probably other
countries
> as wel. But they never got so big. What, do you think is the different in
> Austria?
>
> Kamikaasje
>
>