CDU/CSU concessions to SPD on unpopular issues ?!

[HelmutD.]

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CDU/CSU concessions to SPD on unpopular issues ?




The German People gave an almost absolute Majority to ChristianDemocrats/Socials of CDU/CSU, or to the SPD Socialists  ?

Almost Hidden inside some 180 pages, that Draft Deal looks plenty of unopular CDU/CSU concessions to "Soc"...

Among others, see also,  f.ex. :

- Publicity for Homosexual couples' so-called "Fundamental" "Values" (sic) and risks of increased Oppression against Critics....

- Even for "Adoptions" of Children by Homosexuals (a particularly Dangerous and Unpopular claim), the road has been opened !

- Double Passports and Nationalities for Turks and other Non-European immigrants.

- Plaidoyerie for "Cultural Variety" (sic) by "Migrants", instead of the famous : - "No to Multi-Kulti !".

- Even more Turkish and other Migrant-origin individuals to be given more and moe Jobs inside the German Police, augmenting fears for possible Abuses, Communautarism, etc.

- Turkey returns to the EU "Enlargment" process, even if it's treated as "Open-ended", and the "Privileged Partnership" is highlighted as a possibility. (=> "PAT" ?).

- "Gene-Tech". in Foodstaff, (under some conditions)

- Nothing visible about protecting the Human Embryo against Genetic Manipulations, nor safeguarding Adult Human Persons vis a vis a growing number of several dangerous Medical "Tests" for the Pharma Industry lobby, even for Cosmetics (!) , etc..

(etc).

If we didn't read well the Original Text , (sometimes foggy) hopefully some other readers could rectify one or another concrete point.

=> It's not a surprise that at least 3 MPs (2 CDU and 1 CSU) dared vVote AGAINST, and another 5 prefered to Abstain (=>  already 8 dissident CDU/CSU MPS).

The CDU Party is due to decide on December 9, at a short convention in Berlin, while the SPD will consult its Members between the 6th and the 12th of December.

In case of any refusal, the next steps could be a New CDU/CSU - Greens effort, (now with the New elected Leadersship, after the September 2013 Elections), or a CDU/CSU attempt for an Autonomous Government, otherwise New Elections. (A Red-Red deal would be obviously Undemocratic, and lack legitimacy, since the Majority of German People voted for parties located at the Center-Right).