Luisa Land
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- Joined
- Sep 21, 2018
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- EU.. Germany
- SL Rez
- 2002
German public television brings a collection of European press commentaries
among others
"The "Süddeutsche Zeitung" writes: "Johnson's biggest problem is Johnson - , the character, the gambler's nature. The prime minister's pretentious claim to leadership, the slick character, his unifying personality in the working-class milieu as well as in the conservative circles of the elite stands in stark contrast to his political performance and his character. Johnson is no Churchill, no matter how often he imitates him."
"The "Frankfurter Rundschau" notes: "They are trying to save their own skin. They are trying to save what can be saved. In that order, one has to understand the current departures from Boris Johnson's cabinet. Or to put it another way: no one is leaving because of the allegedly intolerable accumulation of scandals, no matter how industriously this is presented. The main trait of 21st century British conservatives? Self-preservation: make way for me, women and children last."
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"The Italian newspaper La Stampa notes: "Maybe it's a coincidence, but the crazy blond who led Britain out of the European Union by promising it the world, only to find himself stranded at the bottom of the English Channel, the British have forgiven everything: the handling of the Corona pandemic, the fairy tales in the Cabinet, the lies about the party in the Downing Street garden during Corona, the toast on the day of Prince Philip's funeral. (...) The final blow, the straw that broke the camel's back, was the Chris Pincher sex scandal. (...)
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among others
"The "Süddeutsche Zeitung" writes: "Johnson's biggest problem is Johnson - , the character, the gambler's nature. The prime minister's pretentious claim to leadership, the slick character, his unifying personality in the working-class milieu as well as in the conservative circles of the elite stands in stark contrast to his political performance and his character. Johnson is no Churchill, no matter how often he imitates him."
"The "Frankfurter Rundschau" notes: "They are trying to save their own skin. They are trying to save what can be saved. In that order, one has to understand the current departures from Boris Johnson's cabinet. Or to put it another way: no one is leaving because of the allegedly intolerable accumulation of scandals, no matter how industriously this is presented. The main trait of 21st century British conservatives? Self-preservation: make way for me, women and children last."
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"The Italian newspaper La Stampa notes: "Maybe it's a coincidence, but the crazy blond who led Britain out of the European Union by promising it the world, only to find himself stranded at the bottom of the English Channel, the British have forgiven everything: the handling of the Corona pandemic, the fairy tales in the Cabinet, the lies about the party in the Downing Street garden during Corona, the toast on the day of Prince Philip's funeral. (...) The final blow, the straw that broke the camel's back, was the Chris Pincher sex scandal. (...)
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