Comments by "SaBa" (@saba1030) on "Steinmeier: 'A cease-fire now would mean Russia would keep the territories it has occupied'" video.

  1. Did you watch the report??
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  2.  @Thor.Jorgensen  He's like the "moralic" instance, and can sign or bloc certain laws, if needed. It's a bit more then the English Monarch can say/do. Apart from that, you're correct 😉
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  3. Finally? As if the other recent German politicians of the German Gvt don't talk common sense .... Annalena Baerbock, Robert Habeck or Olaf Scholz !!
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  4.  @Jahvec  The nat gas is mostly used as raw material for proceeding things like steel, glass, paper , medical units like for dialysis or Aspirin, dairy products etc. Nuclear power is producing electricity, of which Germany has plenty. 48% of Germany's electricity gets produced by renewables (wind, solar, water).
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  5.  @Thor.Jorgensen  I did, von Weizsäcker was the last one who didn't sign and it ended at the German Constitution High Court.
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  6.  @ramr7051  Yup, six LNG terminals are under construction, all convertable to hydrogen. The first two will be working in December this year, it only took six months to build them, all time best 😉 Greetings from Germany
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  7.  @Thor.Jorgensen  Eight times a German President didn't sign a law ....
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  8.  @Thor.Jorgensen  Correct, but it got ajusted after it had to go the German Constitution High Court. Good night 😉
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  9.  @Thor.Jorgensen  Good morning, Thor 😉 Was too tired last night. Back to the German President: as said before, mostly you're correct, but we have "split of power" over here, therefor with certain laws the President has to have a look at those laws, before they past completely, and he can block them as a "last check up", when he/she thinks, that this law isn't "conform" with our Constitution. Therefor his "blocking" makes sense, because then the not by him signed law HAS TO GO to the German Constitution High Court to be checked, and then he can/will sign, when that law got confirmed by the GCHC. The "power split" is there since 1945, as well as we have a "Parliament army", where every action/move etc has to be confirmed first by the Federal Defense Commitee, the Parliament, the Federal High House (Bundesrat), the Federal States President (the no 4 in Germany), the Federal President (Bundespräsident, no 1 in Germany), the Head/ Speaker of the Parliament (no 2 in Germany), and the Federal Chancelor (no 3 in Germany), so to make sure, that not just one person on its own being in Gvt, can sent any troops somewhere starting a war. Have a nice day with greetings from Bremen 😉
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  10. Did you watch the report??
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