The "Earthquake" that is Germany - Not! Part XVII

I received an e-mail from David Kaspar, a good person, a friend and the author of David's Medienkritic that I thought would be good to share with my beloved readers:

Outgoing German chancellor Gerhard Schroeder, in his last visit to an EU summit, delivered a passionate plea for the European social model: (...) "We are confronted with a fundamental conflict. Should we elevate the market and never-ending liberalisation at the heart of our political action, or do we Europeans stick to our basic beliefs?"(...)

In other news:

Germany considers raising pension age to 67 (...)

Germans may face higher taxes to close budget gap
(...)

End-of-Life Care Neglected in Germany (...)

Urging Germany to Speak Up on Human Rights (...)

Gerhard Schroeder is perfectly qualified to call on Europe to cling to the cherished European social model.

After all, it works so well in Germany.

As usual, David nails it to the floor!

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