Who is WE? Speak for yourself

Yeah... everyone is happy that those destructive trolls left, so speak for yourself. The EU is better of, without without those pay poopers

@@benyomovod6904 We Are The Borg. You Will Be Assimilated.

@@benyomovod6904 The comment got 124 likes so far. Your's 0. Now think where the majorities in opinion lie.

Totally agree. Glad is was finally over, and Farrage, Johnson and the likes were able to make it their own mess internally. I only feel sorry for the common people who were fooled and now bare the consequences

This comment made my day.

When people say things like "They're not sending their best", it's really them they should be talking about.

Funnily: the royal family even follows the good old German tradition to open their Christmas gifts on 24th of December while most British people do it on the real Christmas day the day after.

​@@karl-heinzgrabowski3022"real" Kappa

@@karl-heinzgrabowski3022real Christmas is Weihnacht or Heiligabend, Weihnacht means consecrated night, Heiligabend means holy evening. The holy evening/consecrated night is the evening and night of the 24th of December. We literally made this holiday, if you want to make your own and celebrate it on the 25th, you’re free to do so. Just don’t pretend it’s „the real one“ when it’s clearly a knock-off. You’re like that kid on the playground that has the fake, paper-printed Pokémon cards but argues that his are actually real ones and gets into fights over it 💀

The UK is still not over no longer being an colonial empire with global influence

​@@tomlxyz Nonsense.

What business is it of yours?

Exactly. But the sad thing is that I feel like lots of British Politicians in the past would've been in favor for the EU given the circumstances that they're no longer a colonial power. Only a united EU has even a smidge of a chance on the world stage at being taken seriously, both against companies like facebook and apple as well as against countries like the US and China. People in charge of those laugh their asses off right now because a broken EU means they can easily make deals with single states and put them against each other or bully them into unfavorable deals that single countries would have to accept with no influence of their own.

@@couchpotatoe91 Poppycock!!,

Christian Ehring just becoming Christian Seelmann Ehringbert, to sound like out of the middleage is legendary.

@@philipschulze2.070 Not really like out of the middle ages, but rather like the usual "royal experts" who all usually have pretty ridiculous names, in this case even a direct parody of the real "royality expert" Rolf Seelmann-Eggebert.

In other words it's famous because it's a german TV inspectors "Luke i am your father" or "Beam me up, Scotty".

Me too. Shocked and disappointed. And when the yanks then voted for Trump all my hope for humanity died and hasn't come back yet. Maybe won't ever. Who knows

@@annnee6818 Ah, the early years of the Internet when we still thought this amazing invention would allow easy information access and fast global communication. That part was true. What we didn't realize back then is that it also allows efficient distribution of disinformation and easy communication between the village idiots and their conspiracy BS who were isolated before and limited to small printed mailing lists about Area 51. Now all the fake moon Landers, flat earth earthers, climate change deniers and anti-vaxxers and other assorted anti-science idiots can easily get together and nod agreement to each other. Mistaking their opinions for facts. Actual factual information is now getting buried under waves of disinformation. Meanwhile traditional media has been bought up by conservatives and is getting defunded or turned into right-wing propaganda, while new online media and social networks thrive on controversy - which ad-sensitive algorithms are happy to supply. Brexit and Trump (and Putin, Bolsonaro, Berlusconi, Netanyahu, BoJo, etc...) wer3 and are serious setbacks. But I'm not ready to give up on humidity, even though this satire-is-indistinguishable-from-reality timeline is tiresome. We fell asleep and the bad guys worked their way through institutions. Time to wake up again.

In the end it was a clash of cultures.

Well said!!!!!

They love thr USA from front and eu from back....its okk.

One Person that understood that the EU is about peace

Just to really emphasize this: We went from Erbfeinden (hereditary enemies) with a history of anything between 1 and 2 thousand years of war (however you define our heritage) between France and Germany to two of the closest and friendliest countries on earth, in the span of a mere 70 years (some lingering resentment nonwithstanding .. tbf 2 world wars are kinda hard to swallow so I don't blame the frenchies one bit). Historically speaking, it's an insane feat.

Yes, it was founded primarily to ensure peaceful cooperation. But it also increases wealth. It would be worth every Euro, but it doesn't actually costs us anything. It makes no sense to only consider membership dues, but not also count the additional wealth it helps create. Brexit is just a painful way to prove that point. Made Putin happy though. Who wanted to make Putin happy?

@@oerthling agree to 100%

We do not need the EU and the people who voted for Brexit have NOT changed their minds. The peace has been down to NATO. Nothing to do with the EU.

No it wasn't.

@@jasonkingshott2971 my comment is backed by the funnily presented arguments at the start of the video. What backs your comment?

@@ArneBab A view point backs my comment, presumably even you are allowed that.

@@jasonkingshott2971 that’s what I expected. Though I hoped for facts.

@@ArneBab The democratic majority of the UK got what they wanted without catastrophe when they voted for sovereignty, independence from a corrupt, anti democratic, unaccountable, declining, protectionist, mafioso organisation run by a bunch of childish, vindictive, self serving, gravy train riding, free loading parasites. Leaving was about self governance, empowering the UK to make its own decisions. It does not set in stone what those decisions must be, it's back in the hands of the UK public and not in the hands of or shackled to Brussels. Time to stop listening to the EU propaganda BS, you seem rather gullible.

Oh yes please!!! This is gold!!

that one is damn great!

Yes, best one in my opinion😊!

No shortages in the shops because of Brexit.. The Ukraine war caused, for a short time, some problems but there are no shortages now. You are still buying Russian gas. How stupid is that?

@@valeriedavidson2785 That's a question I would love to hear from EVERY country in this world. Just a fellow NON-GERMAN-european.

@@Sky14657 You might be waiting for that for a long time, since most of them are buying Russian fossile fuels too still. Like Turkye, the Netherlands, Italy, Poland, France, Belgium, Hungary, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Spain, Greece, Austria and Czechia, just to name a few in more or less proximity to Germany. Not that many around that can afford pointing fingers…

You're asking the wrong Germans and the wrong Brits... because I know 2 different groups in Britain that wants the exact opposite, we have the group run by London Mayor, Sadiq Khan, the death to all Brits group, and then we have the group lead by Nigel Farage... the GET OUT Group... Neither group is reasonable, well it depends on what you define reasonable as, if you think Diversity is strength, then the first group of mindless drones are perfectly sensible, and if you think strength in unity, then the second group makes total sense. Now I'm clearly biased towards the second group, and it shows, but I'm a perfectly reasonable person, now I would also say that I'd say they're both pretty useless groups of people. I mean, deporting foreigners with peaceful means, come on, it doesn't work, the Brits are far too inefficient for that to work, now the Germans however, they're masters of rounding up people "peacefully", but that's because Germans are efficient, whether for good or for evil, actually scrap the first part, they've never done any good in the world. Just like that Kenyan boy in the US whose chef was found naked and dead on his estate in Martha's Vineyard. Nobel Peace Prize my ass starting 10 wars... Now I'm pro forceful eradication of foreigners. And there's no racism in it at all, after all, I love foreigners more than I'd ever like my fellow countrymen. After all, the more they fuck up this nation, the sooner my region could get independence from that shithole nation we sadly belong to since 1673. And why I'm pro-xenocide is because it would 0 rate the crime rate in Britain, it would unite the Brits again, and oh don't worry slaying those who are anti-xenocide is also on the agenda, after all, can't have xenophiles ruining the unity, is it a fascist totalitarian solution to a problem, sure is, should we have to take such measures, not really, do they grow ever more necessary for each ongoing day, well in the UK specifically, they should've done it back in 2009 already, when that Journalist one can't mention by name on KZfaq first learned of several(thousands) occurrences of child grape in the town Rotherham. Which the police tried to shovel under the carpet. Now Germans should also fear because their government thought it was a good idea for boys to grow up with pedos to prevent them from becoming no-no Germans. That was up until 1999... boys were forcefully placed in "foster care" truly horrid. So the 2 places on Earth that I wouldn't shed a tear for if they were leveled tomorrow would be Great Britain and Germany, the pedo defender nations.

Like 90% of all human beings. And your point is?

Germany tried 2 times, the rest of the world did not like it.

@@Sky14657 the brits are always dwelling on the past as if they are still an empire that rules the waves. I think their sense of entitlement comes from that mindeset. And the germans are just too afraid to change anything. Both are just unable to adapt to new realities and that will be their downfall or at least will decrease their significance in the world. Survival of the fittest, remember?

The democratic majority of the UK wanted and got sovereignty, independence from a corrupt, anti democratic, unaccountable, declining, protectionist, mafioso organisation run by a bunch of childish, vindictive, self serving, gravy train riding, free loading parasites. Leaving was about self governance, empowering the UK to make its own decisions. It does not set in stone what those decisions must be, it's back in the hands of the UK public and not in the hands of or shackled to Brussels.

Absolute rubbish. There are no shortages in the shops and no problems because of Brexit. You are talking rubbish.

@@valeriedavidson2785 Bruh, and I thought Americans were dellusional.

​@@valeriedavidson2785 Why did I read that in Boris Johnsons voice? 🤔

@@gazelle_diamond9768 I said there are no shortages in the supermarkets but I did not say that the prices had not gone up. Prices are up everywhere a lot of it due to the Ukraine war. Nothing whatsoever to do with Brexit. It is very easy to blame everything on that. There is inflation throughout Europe and worldwide. Just being rude does not help your point of view.

@@valeriedavidson2785 Sure buddy, if that helps you cope with the fact that you voted for one of the dumbest things your country ever did.

Disagree. Two planks floating down the Rhine would have had a massively better idea of education than her.

@@jkb2016 True. floating planks would just relax and let things happen. Maybe some people need to learn to relax too.

Much underrated comment! 😂👍

I hope they‘ll start reflecting some day. At the moment it’s more deflecting and denial.

It was best thing by far for Britain.

@@valeriedavidson2785 I suspect the Scots will have far more reason to say that once they have left the unholy union 😁

as a brit, the vote was so close its really made us remainers and youth sad, if you look at the stats it was mostly the older generation who thought we were being used by the eu and thought for some reason we would be better without. and with the constant advertising off more work to the people and more money back to the uk. People were gullible to believe that... its been hard to swallow and my already little british pride has went even smaller because of this and people are just selfish that thinking there are no job opportunities because of migrants. THERES LOADS, THEY'RE JUST TOO LAZY TO DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT.

honestly, when you see the timeline of brexit happening, you'll realise how fucked up this whole thing was and honestly scary to think people can be manipulated so easily to choose something that obviously isnt the right answer

Ahaha, I never knew Seelmann-Ehringbert was a real person, I thought they'd just made that up as a name that sounded vaguely aristocratic!

Also, the Brits always held everything up in the EU and always had to have their Extrawurst (special conditions) while not only looking down on us continental Europeans but also constantly complaining on top of it all. I'm sad for the Scots and especially the Irish, but man was I relieved to see the Brits go. The EU has been running a lot better since they left.

And so?

The other way round. Germany have lost their cash cow!

War der Banker Jens Spahn als Gesundheitsminister, etwa eine bessere Wahl? Unionsminister, zeichnen sich schon immer mehrheitlich durch Inkompetenz aus...

@@melchiorvonsternberg844 Spahn ist vor allem Master of arts in political science.

Nette Formulierung... Mir ging der ganze Hick- Hack, während der Pandemie, total auf den Sack. Ich war schon in meiner Jugend, freiwillig beim Katastrophenschutz tätig. Und wenn ich Jugend sage, so meine ich damit, dass ich bereits mit 14, für den Katastrophenschutz ausgebildet wurde, auch wenn mein Spezialbereich, die Strahlenabwehr war. Dennoch war unsere Ausbildung so umfassend, dass ich die Seuche sofort richtig einzuschätzen wusste. Und ich wette Dollar gegen Peso, dass dieser Clown, keine Sekunde daran gedacht hat, die entsprechenden Experten zu Rate zu ziehen. Denn sonst wären seine Handlungen, ganz andere gewesen! Aber das Schlimmste daran ist, das ich nur 2 Indikatoren dazu brauchte, um die Gefahr richtig einzuschätzen. Die lange Inkubationszeit und die leichte Übertragbarkeit. Und zu diesem Zeitpunkt, wusste man noch nichts von den sog. Super- Spreadern...@@MashMashMusic

...nein nicht wirklich. Ich wollte hier nur nicht alles vollspammen nicht Namen von unfähigen Politikern (übrigens unabhängig von der Partei)

Hey, there are other democracies in Europe.

Idk about the situation in Germany in that regard but in the US companies have been raising prices higher than costs have increased while pretending it's just cost driven inflation

@@tomlxyz Yeah, that is also true, not just US companies but everyone is doing so

While that is true you can see that it’s even worse in the UK. Germany was hit harder by the energy crisis but Brexit is so bad, that inflation is higher in the UK than Germany. And with the stagnation of the UK‘s that came with Brexit it’s probably gonna get even worse in the next couple years.

Sitch in Germany is better than in the UK

@@tomlxyz Germany conducted much trade with Russia, the sanctions against Russia hit Germany very hard aswell. Its partially reason for Germanys slow reaction compared to other european nations.

Die englischen Untertitel beim Uk Special sind aber ganz passabel👍

@@wordsbykathi wie bekommst du die eingeschaltet? bei mir ist das iwie gar keine option rip

In the UK they would be called ministers colloquially. Technically, they are "Secretaries of State" that title is seldom used.

Pretty much both.