Post by Germany on Jan 16, 2006 21:25:26 GMT -5
From the CNN World News Site
The Kaiser of Germany has made his first speech to the German people this morning in Berlin Square, right outside the Reichstag. He seemed to have the gift of the silver toungue as the crowd had not stopped cheering him after a particularly firey bout of nationalistic talk. He dressed like the First Reich's Kaiser, even donning the spiked decorative helmet.
His speech went on for almost two hours, but we will give a summary here.
His main point( and most shocking) was his announecment that Germany would be regressing to Fascism, smashing the longstanding Capitilist Economy state. The reversion would take place over five years, begining on the First of the New Year of 2007. Another topic of interest, was his implications of uniting all the provinces of Germany that had been lost in the Great Wars and the Cold War, which was said fiery "bout". He even let it slip that Germany was well equipped, its Military one of the best in the World( NS). William Kies also covered other topics, including health care, education, and the new conscription law going into effect for all males of age( 17-35).
History has shown that no matter how much Germany has fallen into bad times, there was always someone to lead them to victory, but at great cost to World Stability. Here is to hoping the is not the case here.
- Mark Jagelnik.
The Kaiser of Germany has made his first speech to the German people this morning in Berlin Square, right outside the Reichstag. He seemed to have the gift of the silver toungue as the crowd had not stopped cheering him after a particularly firey bout of nationalistic talk. He dressed like the First Reich's Kaiser, even donning the spiked decorative helmet.
His speech went on for almost two hours, but we will give a summary here.
His main point( and most shocking) was his announecment that Germany would be regressing to Fascism, smashing the longstanding Capitilist Economy state. The reversion would take place over five years, begining on the First of the New Year of 2007. Another topic of interest, was his implications of uniting all the provinces of Germany that had been lost in the Great Wars and the Cold War, which was said fiery "bout". He even let it slip that Germany was well equipped, its Military one of the best in the World( NS). William Kies also covered other topics, including health care, education, and the new conscription law going into effect for all males of age( 17-35).
History has shown that no matter how much Germany has fallen into bad times, there was always someone to lead them to victory, but at great cost to World Stability. Here is to hoping the is not the case here.
- Mark Jagelnik.