When I looked for the famous F. Roosevelt quote "There is nothing to fear but fear itself" I came across this one, which, if that Freedom-Virus infects yet more Germans, could be an apt message for Angela Merkel:
Tomorrow, German time, there will be a huge demonstration in Berlin against the freedom-killing measures taken by the Merkel-Regime, under the pretext to fight this Corona virus.
As a German-born Australian, I am really proud that, among my former compatriots, there are people who are intelligent enough to think for themselves, to question and who then are courageous enough to fight for their freedom.
I am equally as disappointed in my new compatriots here in Australia who seem to be submitting to the totalitarian measures imposed upon them by their State Governments, with such anticipatory eagerness, that I hope Hitler is really dead, because were he to come back - Australia would give him an easy run for Bill Gates' money.
In this 18 minute video the nephew of J. F. Kennedy puts into a nutshell, what many of us feel and fear. He has a problem with his voice, but you will get used to it after a minute or two, because what he has to say is fascinating .
Here is his uncle, John F. Kennedy, in Berlin in the early 1960ies, where he famously declared:
"Ich bin ein Berliner"
While Angela Merkel, living in "East-Germany" (where she grew up) always seemed to be allowed to travel abroad, many others - at that time - where shot on sight, when they tried to escape over that wall.
The more things change, the more they seem to stay the same:
Now, in 2020, we are not allowed to leave Australia unless we have extraordinary circumstances and can prove them by miles and miles of "permissions from authorities". They do not shoot us, but there is no need, because it would be difficult to leave Australia on foot.
The closing words of this Cabaret Artist:
"Halten Sie Abstand.....
...zu allem was die Regierung erzählt"
( Keep your distance...
... from everything the government tells you )











