Just Because Times Change And Alot Of

We're Saying This To Both Countries: We Want A Two-state Solution. We Want A Jewish State Of Israel And Alongside An Independent Palestinian State. Unilateral Measures Are Not Helping At All To Bring About This Cause, And We Agree That We Wish To Cooperate Very Closely On This, Because As We Both Say, Time Is Of The Essence.

If You've Worked Together With Somebody Very Well, Leave-taking Is Very Difficult. But We Are All Politicians. We All Know That Democracy Lives Off Change. So, In The United States Of America, The Constitution Has Very Clear Stipulations On This. It's A Tough Rule. Eight Years And That's It, Out Goes The President And A New One Comes In.

The Plurality Of German Campaign Formats, Including The Televised Debates, Reflect That We In Germany Don't Directly Vote For A Person Like In The United States Or In France, But For Parties. We Have A Different System.

The Markets Want To Force Us To Do Certain Things. That We Won't Do. Politicians Have To Make Sure That We're Unassailable, That We Can Make Policy For The People.

I Feel Sorry Sometimes For These Sportsmen And Women Who Put In Just As Much Effort As The Footballers. For Example, Athletes Train At Least As Hard As Footballers But Have To Be Happy If They Can Earn Enough To Finance A Decent Education.