Thursday, June 21, 2007

Poland and Germany still pissed off at each other

“We aren’t idiots,” said a Polish EU commissioner for Polish-German relations while smashing an ice cream cone into his forehead. “Why should Poland agree to a decrease in its influence? It’s already much too strong as it is. I mean negligible, of course.”



A crucial EU summit being held in Brussels today has set the stage for yet another tense encounter between Germany and Poland. Germany will be attempting to revive parts of the aborted European constitution in a vain attempt to reform the institutions of the 27-member bloc and has run up against strong Polish objections while doing so. Poland fears that a proposal to allocate EU voting power according to population will diminish its voice in Europe while its old enemy Germany, which has more than twice the population, will gain votes.

“Since when does having more people mean having more votes unless you’re Poland?” asked an incredulous Polish President Lech Kaczynski.

“Yeah, really,” added his evil twin Polish Prime Minister brother Jaroslaw Kaczynski. “And don’t forget that it was the Germans who inflicted unimaginable injury and terrible harm on us Poles long before my birth. These were incomprehensible crimes, at least for someone with a brain like mine. And besides, in reality we Poles are absolutely crazy about the Germans while the Germans just do not like Poles,” he stuttered, breaking down and sobbing quietly into the microphone he had placed into his ear.

Current EU President and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, for her part, is slowly losing patience with the Polish government’s recalcitrant stance and its constant false accusations about German aggressiveness and not-niceness and is thought to be seriously considering the possibility of releasing the world’s strongest robot upon the Kaczynski twins and have them slowly ripped apart limb by limb during a live Eurovision television broadcast.

Sei ein guter Nachbar und halt die Klappe.

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Posted by clarsonimus at 07:28:24 | Permanent Link | Comments (5) |
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1 - Guarding and extending their national interests in EU negotiations? Who do they think they are, the French? (Comment this)

Written by: Anonymous at 2007/06/21 - 13:23:02
2 - Now Poland demands that those poles killed in WW2 have to be taken into account as well so that they have to right to demand additional voting rights. Without those killed, there would be 66 million poles today after all.

My goodness, why don´t they leave the Union? - oh I forgot, that´s where they get their money from.
Well in this case, we really should start to think about forming our own alliance with friendly neighbours and leave that ballast behind. (Comment this)

Written by: Zyme at 2007/06/21 - 14:32:32
3 - now he has lost it. (Comment this)

Written by: Volker at 2007/06/21 - 15:22:38 in reply to: 2
4 - Guys, these evil twin dudes keep coming up with better material all the time. The war dead count (quotient?)? You can't think this stuff up. (Comment this)

Written by: clarsonimus at 2007/06/21 - 20:08:26
5 - Why not? Just recently Missouri admitted that over 18,000 dead people became healthy enough to vote in the last election. Sen. Kerry captured that all important minority, zombies. (Comment this)

Written by: Pat Patterson at 2007/06/23 - 03:29:11
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