Germany Today: Social activists should continue to demonstrate basic rights
By Kate Nelson
Freiburg. 3. October 2010. Blank check for banks, life extension of nuclear power plants, unresolved issues for nuclear repository, policy dispute debates about costs for medical care, self-service for politicians, lobbying, brutal cuts in public and at the same golden spoon in politics and bureaucracy, Stuttgart 21, Hartz IV, naked civil servants and politicians-B rhetorical interpretations of which formerly were called simply lies, and more. People feel more and more of politics and bureaucracy sold out. Bruno Schillinger is a social activist from the vicinity of Freiburg in the small and quiet town of March in Breisgau in the Black Forest. For more than five years, Bruno Schillinger also engaged as a social activist for social justice and fundamental rights. He believes that even after the most brutal conflicts in Stuttgart 30th September 2010 still important that people go for their basic rights to the streets to demonstrate.
Bruno Schillinger believes it is important for people to demonstrate peacefully in Germany for the basic rights even after the events in Stuttgart on 30 September 2010. Photo: DigiSourceGaelic
CN: Mr. Bruno Schillinger, their health has been your assessment to, from German authorities severely damaged. Check out the polluters continue at the mercy delivered. However, you also help other people as much as possible, so to speak, are you up to date. Watch a potential for violence in people?
Bruno Schillinger: A huge sense of powerlessness and therefore great Wutpotential against a merciless bureaucracy and politics, which is about the people, that's what I see in this day and perceive.
CN: You often have to do with the consortiums. Experience the work of the consortium and by their help to others. What is your impression of the consortiums and government agencies?
Bruno Schillinger: No good, it is a merciless system which works against the people. A normal human intercourse is not desired. People are only administrative objects, depending on the whims of the employees or the relevant administrative instructions.
CN: Do you think that the consortiums and are a reflection of politics and bureaucracy?
Bruno Schillinger: Yeah, was not only because many employees from authorities went to them, or shut off, but because you can see their behavior in other authorities again. The consortiums and let off on the people - always the club 'sanctions' or more precisely for refusing to help people living with swinging.
KN: See links for example, between 21 and Stuttgart the consortiums?
Bruno Schillinger: Yes, both running the same, there is no communication, and an incredible arrogance. The leaders speak of no interest to people in the country. In Stuttgart 21 people have going for her Stuttgart on the road, rejected the calls to the terms of the politicians. This was accused. But where the insult is actually? Who would have conversations while going through the continuation of the demolition work is simply mocked. It's as if you arrange to meet the Monopoly game and one side has all the streets, train stations, electric utility and water company and similar things. If you play under these conditions does not want to because it is more like one-sided, as happened in Stuttgart, one will still accused of refusing a chance.
KN: What could one do they believe in Stuttgart 21?
Bruno Schillinger: Next show! The policy has shown its true face and stuck. The only one that - against the citizens. It will continue to be torn down and felled the trees until March 27, 2011th All rely on the alleged 'democratic legitimacy' through the election. But there was nowhere to tick 'sink billions'. Nor does the bank billions, or otherwise was.
KN: Coming back to the consortiums. The staff will be under massive pressure. How can this make the unemployed, but which now threatens sanctions?
Bruno Schillinger: The pressure comes from their own superiors. I find it impossible that their supervisors and employees so they can be brought to burn against the constitution and human rights act. The Instructions will be provided through our most basic laws. This is not a normal person can withstand long is clear. A sign of the fluctuation.
CN: Is it true that you are grateful for even the consortiums?
Bruno Schillinger: Yes, in some sense. No other organization could have so quickly Millions of people can show that the German bureaucracy works for the policy against the people. That statements by these groups must be verified in principle. Information is given to daily mood or simply worthless.
CN: How do you relate the situation to the FRG?
Bruno Schillinger: The politicians have cultivated. The loss of confidence is too large. The citizen is for them only the milking cow for ever higher taxes, fees, and above all cuts, while hundreds of billions on pointless prestige projects or projects will be thrown out. The tidal wave of pension will be worse be like the banking crisis.
KN: What can the people in the country?
Bruno Schillinger: You should decide whether you are more blind available mass of politicians or whether they fulfill their task of monitoring the policy and assign as in Stuttgart in their place.
CN: How is this possible?
Bruno Schillinger: Very easy, once the citizen has decided to no longer rumschubsen or milk can, he should start with the local politicians to demand no matter what party and from this account. The citizen is the sovereign and he has not performed this task for too long, too long listened to the Geschwurbel of politicians.
KN: How could this 'sovereign' otherwise described?
Bruno Schillinger: Take a football club. The coach has a contract, but as soon as the services are no longer correct, says the association's leadership, that is, the citizens of termination and he flies, without regard to the remaining term. Our politicians are too tired, have got used to it the full term and beyond, bankrolled and supplied all the best. But which people, except the lobbyists, recognize somewhere policy work for the citizens?
CN: Mr. Schillinger, believe that Germany will change anything?
Bruno Schillinger: Yes, the characters are too large. The Wutpotential is very large - it ferments everywhere. The Home Secretary wants to tighten the security laws, a character who is actually craps himself.
CN: Mr. Schillinger, we thank you for this interview.
The questions in this interview, the reporter and author Kate Nelson of Edinburgh in the UK. Bruno Schillinger, worked for several years as an IT expert in speech recognition. For more than five years, he is as he describes, in a forced forced dependency relationship with the Working Breisgau-Black Forest. Bruno Schillinger complains to find a multiple-points sabotage his efforts at acquiring new jobs. For several years he has been engaged as an affected person as an activist for social justice in Germany. Detailed and further information can be found at http://5jahrehartz4.wordpress.com.
Statutory rules on fundamental rights and human rights (excerpt)
1) Basic Law, Article 1
(1) Human dignity is inviolable. To respect and protect it by all means.
(2) The German people therefore acknowledge inviolable and inalienable human rights as the basis of every community, peace and justice in the world.
(3) The following basic rights bind the legislature, executive and judiciary as directly applicable law.
2) European Convention on Human Rights, Article 2 - Right to life
(1) The right of everyone to life shall be protected by law. (Save in the execution of a death sentence, which has been pronounced by a court in the event of a threatened with the death penalty crime), an intentional killing may not be made.
(2) The killing is not considered a violation of this article when it results from an absolutely necessary use of force:
a) the defense of any person from unlawful violence to ensure;
b) a lawful arrest or to prevent the escape of a person lawfully detained;
c) to suppress under the laws of a riot or insurrection.
Article 3 - prohibition of torture
subjected to torture or to inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment be subjected.
comparisons European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, Source: http://www.staatsvertraege.de/emrk.htm
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