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Realpolitik
Now it sounds from all channels and in all media. We need realpolitik. At least it is the admission of our "decision-makers" that the last few years have been pure Punch and Judy.
The problem with Realpolitik continues to be that Realpolitik needs people who are not only very well educated but also have at least twenty years of experience — you just don't get anything for free in real life.
And already it's over with us again with realpolitik - but "our lions" roared well for it once.
cat plague
If the SWR is already addressing it, as happened today, then the whole thing must be worse than previously assumed. These feral cats in my area have been bothering me for a long time, and they make more dirt and noise than any dog. Why people get cats at all and then let them run wild is completely incomprehensible to me.
It is time that feral cats were increasingly “removed” from our city and district and that all domestic cats, like dogs, were taxed for a long time. Also as a donation if you like, the proceeds of which are used directly to solve the cat problem. That would be nature conservation in practice — at least the birds will thank us for it.
Berlin Square
Despite the rainy weather, I had a good start into the new week. It is also very pleasing what is developing at Berliner Platz around the K3. Older restaurants are being refreshed and new ones are slowly but surely taking shape. Citizens continue to invest in their city despite a never-ending pandemic.
If the city administration now ensures that Turmstrasse is converted into a pedestrian zone - as has often been promised - and vehicle traffic, including cyclists, is restricted more in the pedestrian zone again, this corner of Heilbronn will also become a real gem to linger and shop.
site of the day
Animal protection association Heilbronn and surroundings
"The Heilbronn animal shelter accommodates up to 65 dogs, 200 cats, 60 birds and up to 50 other small and exotic animals. Furthermore, we are responsible for animal welfare in the district of Heilbronn."
