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Originally posted by parabellum:
Nothing weighs on those who don't have a conscience, and that's what we have with this fucking slithering reptile in a pantsuit.

Pantsuits are popular with fucking slithering reptiles.

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Originally posted by Pipe Smoker:

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Originally posted by parabellum:
Nothing weighs on those who don't have a conscience, and that's what we have with this fucking slithering reptile in a pantsuit.

Pantsuits are popular with fucking slithering reptiles.

Yes, but combined with some overly large awkward covering garment they do help hide the colostomy bags, adult diapers. back braces, and cyborg implants quite well. Heck, maybe even the occasional penis depending on who you talk to.

Possibly Parkinson's dz?

As long as it's debilitating and progressing very rapidly, I don't care what it is that kills her. She has no business being on this planet. Her very existence is an offense to mankind.

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Originally posted by RAMIUS:
Hitler did the same shit near the end too.

The last films taken of him show his trembling. Maybe this is a German thing when they destroy their own country.

Probably just the Merkelbot 2.0...upgraded with downloads of the data research from the Hillbot 1.0 which keeps Merkelbot upright (even with "shaking" or as known in droid world as the "quiver of impending embarrassment and weakness followed by system failure" without the extensive physical titanium tube support system needed for the HilBot...NEVER take shortcuts on upgrades...it can often result in falling down while entering a black van or falling down some steep steps at a temple some in some fucking third world location while Uma ignores you.




Link to original video: https://youtu.be/H8Dfu7hCuBY

“German Chancellor Angela Merkel was seen shaking as she met Finland's visiting prime minister on Wednesday - her third shaking bout within the last month.

In video, taken by news agency Reuters, Merkel's whole body can be seen trembling, as she stands outside with Antti Rinne watching the military honours that marked his arrival.

As the camera pans, the 64-year-old can be seen clasping her hands momentarily, before she drops them to her sides, as her entire body appears to shake uncontrollably.

The German Chancellor has been quick to assure the public all is well at a joint press conference with the Finnish Prime Minister…” [Really?]

https://mol.im/a/7232263

Onset of Parkinson's?

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No, not at all typical of Parkinson’s motor symptoms.

Medical professionals remote-diagnosing for domestic media said the same, though obviously they couldn't say what it was. High temperatures were a common denominator for the first of the recent occasions and a previous one in Mexico two years ago. There were recent spells of Virginia-in-August heat here, but not during the last two incidents. The official explanation has been that those were psychological, because she was thinking of the first incident and the reactions it generated.

Health of government figures isn't generally an issue of debate in Germany. It's considered part of their private sphere, along with tax returns, marital life and other stuff that's frequently politicized in the US. After the second instance here, Green party national co-head Annalena Baerbock had to apologize after she used Merkel as a (somewhat tongue-in-cheek) example for the health impact of climate change in a press conference. At that point, part of domestic media coverage was puzzled reporting about the much greater foreign popular interest.

I guess thrice makes it a legitimate topic of worry about the head of government's health now. Not that she would be the first chancellor with such issues. Helmut Schmidt, who steered West Germany through the late 70s, terrorism and all, had multiple heart attacks and was found passed out in his office several times. He finally got a pacemaker, which was novel enough at the time to make it into the media despite the respect for politicians' privacy. But times have changed with the 24/365 newscycle, the internet etc.

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Originally posted by BansheeOne:


Health of government figures isn't generally an issue of debate in Germany. It's considered part of their private sphere, along with tax returns, marital life and other stuff that's frequently politicized in the US. After the second instance here, Green party national co-head Annalena Baerbock had to apologize after she used Merkel as a (somewhat tongue-in-cheek) example for the health impact of climate change in a press conference. At that point, part of domestic media coverage was puzzled reporting about the much greater foreign popular interest.

So in other words, it doesn't concern you Germans one bit that your country's leader appears to not be in control of herself on several occasions?

Today's speaker of parliament Wolfgang Schäuble, previously minister of finances, of the interior etc., is in a wheelchair since an attempt on his life made him a quadriplegic in 1990. Yet he was heir designate of Chancellor Helmut Kohl, whom he succeeded as head of the Christian Democratic party in 1998. As late as last year, he was still considered to be a possible replacement for Merkel if she should be ousted in an internal coup.

The state minister president of Rhineland-Palatinate, Malu Dreyer, has Multiple Sclerosis, and there are days she leans on an aide for walking. She has ruled out ambitions for the chancellorship, but only because people suggested she might, since she's a popular leader at home. In general, voters here care little about physical attributes of politicians as long as they demonstrate the necessary mental facilities, drive and personality.

She just needs to be off of this planet. How that comes about, I couldn't care less. You're telling us about this handicapped European leader or that, and I don't know why, because it has nothing to do with what I'm talking about, which is this traitorous bitch leaving this existence ASAP.

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Originally posted by RAMIUS:
Anyone have an actual theory of what this could be?

I’m not believing the dehydration thing one bit.

Parkinson’s!?

Yeah, the 'dehydrated' excuse is a favorite of old biddies like Merkel and Clinton. Hey, all they need is a drink of water and they'll be back to destroying their respective countries in no time!

Well, my entire medical expertise extends to having served as a conscripted medic 26 years ago, and again having taken the odd first responder class while working as a parliamentary aide until the end of 2017. I may have encountered Merkel maybe once or twice a year in the ten years I did that, but never even talked to her. So unlike on German politics, I'm as clueless on the possible health issues being speculated on here as any other guy on this thread.

Does brevity reside in you at all? Are you not capable of saying- simply- 'I don't know'? Not that you were even asked, but it appears you thought you were asked.

I was thinking she was cold (really cold) and had the chills. Na, she's just a fucked up Hillary, East German style. I really hope this is terminal for Angie.

Go to the 50 second mark on the Beach Boys video and hit play, then play the Merkel video on mute for about the first 30 seconds or so.