Post photo: Rosenberg Bridge
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243 million
So far, this is “only” 243 million euros in damages that we taxpayers have to pay to a single company. The actual costs for us taxpayers are likely to be much higher, although the total damage caused by the CSU alone in this prestige project of populist nepotism is not foreseeable.
We remember that, contrary to all warnings and advice, the CSU once again tried to make federal politics by unsuccessfully introducing a foreigner toll in Germany together with its sister party. Especially the party that is largely responsible for broken freeways, run-down federal highways and waterways, missing internet connections, dead spots and a completely dilapidated railway.
The responsible CSU politicians continue to sit completely blameless in the Bundestag or reside magnificently in Munich and are currently considering how they can harm us citizens even more.
These morally completely neglected representatives of the people are mainly to blame for the fact that our anti-democratic forces effortlessly float from one success to the next - we should start to ask ourselves whether this isn't the actual party program of the CSU?
renaturation
At the latest since the Ruderschwaben relocated, there has been the possibility of renaturing the area under the Rosenberg Bridge. Then you no longer have to maintain the stairs and the small path along the shore, which saves costs in the long term and also eliminates the risk of people being injured there.
And while you're at it, you can even protect this part of the Neckar with a fence and thus offer the waterfowl a small retreat. Which then also prevents the homeless from gathering there.
Stammtische
The last two get-togethers of the Free Voters and the EUROPA-UNION Heilbronn were very pleasing. Both regulars' tables are characterized by their informality and relaxed togetherness. They offer participants the opportunity to get to know a wide variety of restaurants, pubs and other localities throughout the year.
At the first regulars' table, local issues are in the foreground and at the latter, European policy matters. Both offer extensive information in this regard and the opportunity to exchange ideas with like-minded people.
For my readers, this is another opportunity to talk to me directly, directly. If you are now a little more curious, you will also find the last regulars' table topics linked here on this blog.
