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Jim Davidson's avatar

I just wanted to mention my very first impression of the three guys in front of the flags: they seem to be standing each one behind a trash barrel.

eugyppius's avatar

lol. pinned

Jim Davidson's avatar

🤪😁😎🎶🤗Thank you. God bless you. Amen.

Ryan Gardner's avatar

Lmao.

What's better than a bureaucrat in a trash can?

A bureaucrat in three trash cans

SnowInTheWind's avatar

Three bureaucrats in one trash can.

Warmek's avatar

Three bureaucrats in a single dumpster, which is on fire, and floating down the street?

Ryan Gardner's avatar

I hope you invite me down 3 levels from my place in hell to have a beer sometime. Lol

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Nov 17, 2023
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Jim Davidson's avatar

Oh, you seem to have misspelt bureau rats.

Ryan Gardner's avatar

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We're going to hell for sure

SnowInTheWind's avatar

Or maybe just jail. We'll see. :)

Sathanas Juggernaut's avatar

They should be a burning trash barrell

Jim Davidson's avatar

Truly a dumpster fire! 🔥

John Bowman's avatar

In that case, they should be standing in them.

Jim Davidson's avatar

Now, John, are you challenging the readers of this fine publication to Photoshoppe the war criminals into the garbage cans? Because I believe that's how some of the finest memes are born...

John Bowman's avatar

Would I do a thing like that? Make sure they are green bins.

Yuri Bezmenov's avatar

Someone needs to make a downfall video meme of this. “Mein fuhrer... the windmills...” “We cannot pay for the windmills with covid funds. Our government is kaput.”

Warmek's avatar

"You promised me windmills! The fucking Dutch have had windmills for centuries! Are you saying that we're not as advanced as the fucking Dutch?!"

I can see that working out. 🤣🤣🤣

Steghorn21's avatar

"Mein Führer, General Steiner has not...not..built any of ze vindmills.."

A Reader's avatar

"Mr. Preaident, we cannot allow a windmill gap!"

Jim Davidson's avatar

"How I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb" aka Dr Strangelove is a subtle but joyful film worthy of occasional re-watching. 😁

WRF's avatar

It is good to see reality catching up with the climate cult. I can only hope and pray that the same occurs in USA. We, unfortunately, do not have the same debt limit regimen that you have in Germany so our ability to spend on almost anything (open borders, green fantasies, etc..) seem virtually unlimited.

Spiff's avatar

Nothing is unlimited and when the dollar goes it will be hello Third World. We are all in this boat.

But I am beginning to realize this may be our best hope. Total collapse and reset.

kertch's avatar

It won't be a cakewalk. I have a bad feeling that "collapse and reset" is what the OTHER side is planning to do. I'm picturing the Goths, Huns, and Gepids fighting over the remains of the Roman Empire. Hopefully the idiots in charge won't realize that soldiers don't fight for worthless currency or LGBTQ ideology.

Spiff's avatar

I agree that is their plan. A version of it at least. But I have no belief it will work in their favour.

Steghorn21's avatar

Exactly. Their arrogance and incompetence means they will fail. The question is how many of us will they take down with them.

Michael Dansbury's avatar

I don't think the other side have the basic competency to reset. It's very difficult to demand tranny surgery and Head Girls getting all the good jobs when the lights don't come on when you press the switch, and street violence is unremarkable.

kertch's avatar

Yes. Many people will be in for a shock. Moving to farm country won't help:

"So, you want food and shelter?"

"Yes!"

"And you're willing to work?"

"Yes!"

"What skills do you have?"

"i'm a website designer and top social justice blogger, and I have a side hustle knitting pussy hats and socially conscious dog sweaters."

"Right ... here's a shovel. You need to clear those irrigation ditches."

Michael Dansbury's avatar

Yes! I don't think it will be that simple, somehow. I wish it would be!

On the other hand, even South Park understand this and at the start of C19 it almost seemed as though the whole West did. Then the panic stopped, the printed money came back on so we returned to the status quo. Sigh.

kertch's avatar

Modern Western society is much more fragile than we think. If it falls, think Bronze Age Cataclysm or Fall of the Roman Empire, I think more the former than the latter.

Zefram's avatar

Cloward and Piven. The exact strategy. Collapse the system and rebuild ... but in whose vision?

Steghorn21's avatar

It will have to be total collapse and reset, because there is no-one coming to save us. Not Trump, not JFK Jr, not Le Pen. No-one but us.

Jimmy Gleeson's avatar

We see money like Doritos here in the states...just keep crunching, we'll make more.

HardeeHo's avatar

Rates on treasuries will tell a tale. It appears the US is more than willing to harm the poor via devaluation. But if bonds can't be sold at reasonable interest, the jig is up.

Gilgamech's avatar

So nice for you to be a bringer of joyful news for once Eugyppius. 😁

ChrisC's avatar

I only wish something like this could happen to the incompetent bozos running America right now.

The Green Hornet's avatar

No surprise here. Covid was the warm up for climate change. Had to see how far the fearporn would push the sheeple. Very far.

Spiff's avatar

Climate just doesn't have the immediacy of a killer virus. It is already failing as reality bites.

They will pivot to water management. Wait and see.

Ann Glover's avatar

Oh, yes. You're spot on there, Spaceman. Starting to see it creep into the marketing Zeitgeist. Little hints here and there.

Spiff's avatar

There is already talk of a water tax to properly manage this precious resource. Can't leave it to us plebs.

joe stuerzl 85's avatar

I don't understand SCHEISSDRECK ,what is it in German ?

Steghorn21's avatar

The climate change crap won't fly. People can be terrified into wearing a mask and taking a dodgy vax, but they will never give up their big cars and foreign vaycays. And even ordinary people are noticing that EVs don't work and that you can't run an economy on windmills and unicorn farts.

Michael Dansbury's avatar

The ban on new, normal cars has been pushed back here in Britain and I note here that EV sales haven't shifted much in over a year: https://www.zap-map.com/ev-stats/ev-market

Steghorn21's avatar

Like most "green" ideas, they are launched with great enthusiasm, but soon prove to be not so green after all. No politician or party who pushes through green measures without a viable alternative (and there are very few) will survive.

Michael Dansbury's avatar

Around here EVs are just another way of showing off, for the wealthy. I miss the old moneyed classes who made a virtue of quiet taste and luxury, to the point of almost looking shabby.

Andy Fately's avatar

Is it any wonder AfD is gaining in polularity? another 2 years of this clown show and they may not need a coalition partner, they could win an outright majority

Orange Cat Appreciator's avatar

Never. Not as long as women are allowed to vote.

Andy Fately's avatar

while I understand the idea, if those women have no ability to heat their homes or cook for their families because of idiotic energy policy, they can be persuaded that anything is better than the status quo. look how many women have turned out to be pro-Hamas despite their heinous activities.

Spiff's avatar

Good point. I've seen a few videos of women challenged on their fangirling for Hamas. Totally indifferent to facts.

Orange Cat Appreciator's avatar

Even under communist rule it never got that bad. This is part of the problem, everything just gets progressively greyer, flatter and duller, the horizon of possibilities ever so smaller day by day. It is not a sudden catastrophe serving as a Schelling point on which resistance crystallises, but instead just slow decline. Subsequent generations will not know the difference between now and how things used to be.

Andy Fately's avatar

While I understand that history is a long, slow march, recall that even the communists sought every molecule of energy they could get their hands on. This eco hysteria mindset is patently anti-human and, I fear, has the opportunity for a much more sudden impact.

Consider what will happen if (when?) the volcano in Iceland erupts and spews millions of tons of particulate matter into the atmosphere, which, we know, will have a significant cooling effect on the earth. a much colder winter in Northern Europe and suddenly, the lack of available energy will result in a clearly changing political dynamic with no good answers for the current coalition.

Steghorn21's avatar

Europe will go back to coal and go nuclear.

Andy Fately's avatar

coal for sure, but will Germany go back to nuclear as long as the coalition is in power? I doubt it. of course with a different government, I agree completely

Spiff's avatar

I would like to think some Germans will be willing to hold their nose and vote them in.

UnvaxxedCanadian's avatar

I'm surprised the funds didn't go towards Zelinski's real estate investments.

Andrew Marsh's avatar

Excellent news! In the UK we have public administrators that openly defy the elected politicians! Those elected politicians have incurred vast debt with half baked ideas, on the basis that some things - like EHCR, 'net zero(?)', railways from nowhere to nowhere and other unicorns - which can never, ever be changed.

Still, it is just tax cash. Who cares? Not Government!

Rosemary B's avatar

it is "their cash" to do as they please.

We, the little workers, have no say. If we complain, we are racist or violent or spreading hate.

SCA's avatar

"All of this sounds boring, I know..."

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life's most basic truth is "what goes around, comes around."

what a cheering humiliation story. not boring one little bit. i'll gladly read tidbits like this every day, if you get 'em. sure hope you do.

FreedomStrike's avatar

Even worse, Germans will also pay for the illegal eurobonds that the EU will issue to fund Ukraine.

Bash's avatar

You are stuck with these guys till 2025??? That sounds cruel almost

Amdg's avatar

Thanks for this - would never see it otherwise, and it's an important one.

I think this is where the great meltdown of the American Empire begins: money. There are already signs of much tighter purse strings in the UK, although the targets so far are easy ones. The knife fight is inevitable, however. As the Empire has only one justification, i.e.: money, this is a very serious problem for our rulers.

Michael Dansbury's avatar

Eugyppius has mentioned this before, when affluence goes so will the politics. It will be the ultimate test of his theory, certainly.

I note that a lot of people seemed to have had cold water dashed in their faces, so to speak, by the enormous protests by Muslims here recently. Maybe the penny will start to drop.

Martyn's avatar

As bad as this predicament may appear, I’m sure they’ll find a way to make things even worse.

Nat's avatar

Aaah, the sweet, sweet schadenfreude. My heart is warm.

SCA's avatar

a mugful every morning, may we hope.

Jits and Weights's avatar

Not to worry - I'm sure some new emergency (war, pestilence, Skynet taking over) will appear, providing a convenient opportunity for more unlimited spending

Ryan Gardner's avatar

I'm going with WAR. All the rest are individual tools in War's tool belt.