1st May

[TimberWolf]

Well its about 18c here and sunny with a slight breeze, yesterday was lovely sitting on the banks of the Rhein with an Eis Kaffee.

In Berlin all the left wing agitators come out, particularly in Kreuzberg: a poor part of town, and basically destroy their own livelihood. Its International Workers Day but I doubt half of them have ever held down a job, ******* (they justify it by saying its an anti-fascist demonstration but in truth its just a bunch of th unemployed and layabout students all dressed in black throwing stones at the police.)

Münster is only a small airport catering basically for mainland Europe flights and holiday destinations of which the UK is obviously not one! MÜnster the town though is lovely, in particular the amount of young female students...

What's the work situation like in Germany?

[amcdonald]

It's also send all your emails to Theresa May day

[Spacecadet]

Cool, that's still £249k to come.

Dimprawn.

INKSPE!

[darmstadt]

What's the work situation like in Germany?

Not too bad, on the news this morning it stated that unemployment is at its lowest for 20 years. For contractors too its pretty good

[ThomasSoerensen]

As I work to the Swiss holiday calendar I used the day to work and invoice.

Screw the lazy protesting bastards that just get in the way of people with drive and initiative.

[BrilloPad]

As I work to the Swiss holiday calendar I used the day to work and invoice.

Screw the lazy protesting bastards that just get in the way of people with drive and initiative.

I dont think the protestors object to how much people earn. It is the unwarranted sums they object to.

Is it right that a UK owned bank should pay millions in bonuses while doctors/nurses, who save lives, scrape by on a fraction of that?

[ThomasSoerensen]

I dont think the protestors object to how much people earn. It is the unwarranted sums they object to.

Is it right that a UK owned bank should pay millions in bonuses while doctors/nurses, who save lives, scrape by on a fraction of that?

Who can judge right and wrong for other people.

The best negotiator wins the money game.

[BrilloPad]

Who can judge right and wrong for other people.

The best negotiator wins the money game.

If it was like that then no objection. What I resent is UK banks telling UK companies to abide by market forces - then saying they have to be bailed out or the UK is stuffed.

For some reason the politicians go along with it. I have no idea why.