Again Coronavirus had our country firmly under control. On the occasion of the upcoming national holiday, the state's public television conducted a short interview with the head of government and his deputy on sunday. "Federal government does not rule out further lockdown," was written under the image of the young Federal Chancellor. "'It's sharp on … Continue reading Coronavirus: Austria
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USA: Trump vs. Biden
In exactly one week the elections for the President of the United States will take place. It's a choice between Donald Trump and Joe Biden, a choice between a destroyer and a keeper, a choice between a "no" and a "yes". Donald Trump says "no" to consensus democracy and destroys it, Joe Biden says "yes" … Continue reading USA: Trump vs. Biden
The “Fake Media”
This is Donald Trump's full interview with CBS in "60 Minutes": https://youtu.be/oaa_84jWeaw And this is what CBS "60 Minutes" makes out of it: https://youtu.be/ghg-ND6cPmQ "Why did Donald Trump abruptly exit his 60 Minutes interview with Lesley Stahl?" Judge yourself... --
Coronavirus: The Power
Yesterday one year ago, on October 25th, 2019, the Democratic candidate for US-President, Joe Biden, tweeted the following: Three weeks later, on November 17th, 2019, the first case of Covid19 was recorded. Thinking of this coincidence the following interview with former German Minister for Health and current Minister of the Interior, Horst Seehofer, crosses my … Continue reading Coronavirus: The Power
“Novomatic pays everyone.”
Politics in Austria is currently dominated by the investigation into the "Ibiza" affair. In our country, "Ibiza" stands for the secretly recorded conversation between the former chairman of the Freedom Party, Heinz-Christian Strache, with an alleged Russian investor on that Spanish holiday island. In this conversation, the later Vice Chancellor chats straight away about covert … Continue reading “Novomatic pays everyone.”
The farmer and the scientist
A farmer and a scientist were walking across the fields at sunset. The scientist explained to the farmer: "You know, when the sun goes down here, it's because the earth revolves around the sun. And because the earth also revolves around itself to the east, the sun seems to set behind the horizon in the … Continue reading The farmer and the scientist
Climate change and Corona as “questions of faith”
Opinions are divided on the questions of climate change and Corona: “climate deniers” and “Corona deniers” are opposed to “science believers”. While the skeptics often deny the facts, the worried mostly invoke the "objectivity of science", especially physics. It is the "war of faith" of our time. Let me remind you that even Karl Popper, … Continue reading Climate change and Corona as “questions of faith”
The Universe (The Breath of God)
Modern science assumes that the world emerged from the "Big Bang" around 15 billion years ago. (Based on the Mayan calendar, we can set this period to the "day" at 16.4 billion years.) The question "And what was before the Big Bang?" is just the same nonsense as the question "And who created God?" Nothing … Continue reading The Universe (The Breath of God)
The Nobel Prize for Literature 2020
After the Austrian Peter Handke had been laureate of the Nobel Prize for Literature last year, it was awarded to the US-American Louise Glueck today. In order to make literature understandable for less interested people, I hereby publish the following summary: (@peterwurm1808 featuring @russiansinlondon) --
The wisdom of the old
Recently my old father said to me: "Now I am 80. When I'm lucky I still live for 20 years." "And when you're unlucky?" "Then it lasts longer..." --
Vienna Calling 