Hr. Pispers ist einfach einmalig - scharfsinnigste kapriolen Gedankengänge verschaffen die höchste Erheiterung. Schade, er ist nicht mehr auf der Bühne.
😅 3:37 Das waren noch Zeiten, als überall Matratzengeschäfte entstanden. Heutzutage entsteht in jedem freiwerdenden Geschäft so ein geldwaschender "Barber-Shop". Und darüber sollte man keine Witze machen, wenn man nicht zeitnah ein Messer im Rücken haben will.
ERBÄRMLICH dumm über die WAHRHEIT zu lachen weil es der Clown so verkauft. So sagen sie euch wie es in echt ist,DANACH seit IHR selber schuld,wenn ihr nichts dagegen macht.
Wow really nice video.We used to visit mombasa yearly from upcountry and I remember parts of this. Old town was paved but unfortunately no tourists for reasons well known.
Leute Politik ist nicht so einfach,Politik zu ekleren sehr einfach die Realität spielt andere Karte und noch in der Demokratie wenn jemand denkt AFD macht es besser der hat Geschichte verschlafen.Deutschland der besser Weiser hat in Europa nur Mist gebaut egal wer an der Macht war, wenn Deutschland kein Krieg anfangen will, spielt kein mit uns Krieg und was ist aus Deutschem Reich geworden?... und ein Deutscher hat niemandem was geschenkt um da von ein Vorteil zu haben.
Hätte ich vor dem Ansehen dieses Videos voller Inbrunst auch so gesagt. Danach aber nicht mehr! Ein Bejubler des NATO-Oliv-Grünen Kriegshetzer Kretschmann und eines "Refugees welcome" jubelnden Teddybär-Werfer-Befürworter , der 5.000 Euro an Schlepperorganisatoren zum Bevölkerungs-Austausch durch Massenmigration Deutschlands spendet, nicht mehr! Georg Schramm hat damit "verschissen" - Heuchler !
Zeitlos, brillant, analytisch, verständlich, ein ganz großer unserer Zeit. Die Menschen brauchen mehr von solch genialen Köpfen. Vielen Dank Herr Schramm.
95% of Americans are so stupid because the system keeps them stupid, which is stupid if they have to give their lives, they are needed in the army! USA you have never once brought democracy to a country! you have only brought dead instability and mass murder. fuck the US - based on viktoria newland (what an ugly woman) fuck the EU
Ich hätte auch gesagt Truppen Seelsorger. Für diejenigen mit posttraumatischen Störungen und die mit höchst war Schwenninger Sicherheit es noch werden.
Sehr interessant wie ausführlich schon früher über das Thema berichtet wurde und es dennoch heute immer noch Leute gibt, die so etwas durchführen oder zulassen. Curd Jürgens Paraderolle!
Manche Dinge altern wirklich schlecht...😖. Ich hoffe der Rether hat jetzt einen Sketch für die Deutschen Kinder in Unterzahl, die zu Tode gemobbt werden.
Die Satire war aus 2010 und heute 2024 mache ich mir zum ersten Mal in meinem Leben Gedanken darüber, in die Heimat meiner Eltern zurück zu kehren. Rund um die Uhr unterschwellige hetzte gegen ausländisch aussehede Menschen und gegen Islam, dabei ist die AFD noch nicht einmal an der Macht! 🧐
jede silbe von august ist eine salve ... jeder hauptsatz, nebensatz, schachtelsatz, ein trommelfeuer ... daß die ohren heiß werden und die seele sich salben darf, weil wer die richtigen worte findet ...
Hallow Linda Big Hallow from Linda's cousin Jon S C in the nediterranean -- Thanks for accompanying me to the big Leonard Bernstein debut in '66... ...
der AI Filter bei youtube funktioniert einwandfrei! Sachliche Statements werden einfach nicht aufgelistet. Den Typ sehe ich mittlerweile nur durch die Sonnenbrille. Erzählt Haufen Dinge die nicht stimmen. Siehe Norddeutsches Küsten und Klima Büro. Der Meeresspiegel steigt seit 120 absolut gleichmäßig, da passiert nix und der Weizen braucht 800 ppm CO2 damit es vernünftig wächst, wir liegen gerade bei 400 ppm. Unter 200 wächst keine Pflanze mehr... So niedrig war der Wert noch nie in der Erdgeschichte. Wir werden alle sterben wenn wir unseren Abdruck nicht reduzieren und anschließend im Meer versaufen ;) Seine Aussagen beweisen, dass wir am Ende alle einfach nur Menschen sind und uns nie einig werden. So schlau sind wir, so blöd sind wir gleichzeitig, wir alle. Nichts desto Trotz, geniale Unterhaltung wenn man es drauf ankommen lässt und manche Tatsachen ausblendet
Großartig Herr Pispers. Klar, deutlich und wahr. So erklärt keiner die Wahrheit. Und laesst uns sooooo verständlich hinter die verlogene Kulisse der Politik weltweit gucken. Und niemand erklärt es so deutlich und mit versteckte Humor. Leben Sie lange und gesund. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💪💪💪💪
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: The herald proclaims the fall of Troy and the Greek victory. He vows to keep silent about the secrets of the house. They acknowledge the pain and suffering endured for ten years. They question why some soldiers were sent back home while others were left to fight. She wakes up in fear and horror, her heart pounding. The speaker talks about their freedom, comparing it to a spider that is free from the constraints of the ground. They compare the situation to a birthday party where the guests have forgotten the reason for the celebration. Despite his inner turmoil, he remains determined to do what he believes is right. Iphigenia pleads for her life, but her pleas fall on deaf ears. Agamemnon's wife, Clytemnestra, is overjoyed to hear the news. Clytemnestra celebrates the victory with her people. She praises her husband, Agamemnon, for his leadership and bravery. They express their concern about the potential for further violence and chaos. 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Orestes discovers a footprint matching his own, suggesting a divine signal of approval for his actions. Electra struggles with the emotional turmoil of contemplating killing her mother, torn between her love for her family and her desire for justice. Orestes and Electra reminisce about their childhood, contrasting their contrasting personalities and interests. Electra reminisces about her idealistic dreams of a more just and equitable society, inspired by socialist and communist ideologies. Orestes counters Electra's idealism with a more pragmatic approach, emphasizing the need for concrete actions and recognizing the challenges of societal change. The siblings' differing priorities highlight the conflict between long-term aspirations and the demands of immediate action. The siblings' contrasting interests highlight their different personalities and experiences growing up. Electra criticizes the idea of sending children to Waldorf schools, questioning the value of their unconventional educational approach. He emphasizes the importance of ending the cycle of violence and bringing peace to their troubled house. Orestes' prayer underscores his deep desire for justice and his hope for a better future. He emphasizes the need for justice and the retribution for his father's wrongful death. Orestes and Pylades arrive at the palace of Agamemnon, disguised as strangers seeking hospitality. Clytemnestra enters, feigning grief and sorrow over the news of Orestes' death. Clytemnestra's performance of grief adds to the dramatic tension and foreshadows the impending confrontation between her and Orestes. Agamemnon decides to inform Clytemnestra of Orestes' death, despite his suspicions about her involvement in their son's murder. The news of Orestes' death serves to heighten the tension and anticipation as Agamemnon prepares to confront Clytemnestra. She urges her father to take action and fulfill his duty to avenge their fallen king. Electra's passionate plea for vengeance adds to the emotional intensity of the scene and reinforces the central theme of justice and retribution. He confronts her with his knowledge of her involvement in Agamemnon's murder and demands justice for his father's death. He seeks justification for his deed, emphasizing the need for justice and the retribution for his father's murder. Orestes' internal conflict highlights the psychological impact of his actions and the challenges of balancing justice with personal morality. Orestes expresses his gratitude to the Chorus for their support and assistance in his quest for vengeance. Electra vows to continue her father's legacy by supporting Orestes and ensuring that justice is served. He reaffirms his commitment to justice and his determination to bring about a just and equitable society. Electra expresses her unwavering support for Orestes, believing that he is acting in the right way to seek justice for their father. Orestes reassures Electra of his commitment to protecting her and ensuring her safety, promising to stand by her side throughout their quest for vengeance. Orestes and Electra represent the unwavering pursuit of justice, even if it means resorting to violence and defying societal norms. They express their hope for a new era of peace and justice, where the lessons of the past can guide the way towards a brighter future. Made with HARPA AI
Bin in brd geboren!!habe das kindergarden,die grundschule und alles andere (abschluss,berufslehre) in deutschland durchgezogen.aber jetzt lebe ich in İstanbul,denn meine lust war vergangen?!warum?? Im morgemkreis wollte keiner meiner mitschüler meine hand!warum?wahr ich unsauber,nein!ich wahr für sie nur ein (scheiss türke).aber trotzdem liebe ich mein deutschland ❤❤
