
An Ode to Me - Ronald Tramp, Elmburg's Infallible Sunshine!
Why the world revolves around my incomparable magnificence, and how I create unity in Elmburg with a wink!
This is the great, the fantastic, the unsurpassable Ronald Tramp, the president of the wonderful country of Elmburg. Oh, how nice it is to live in a country where every day is a holiday and where we do things in our own spectacularly perfect way.
Now I happened to glance at German television. Angela Merkel, oh, I remember her! She's in political retirement, having ruled Germany for endless years. And she's talking about the AfD. Can you believe it? She says she has no understanding when people vote for the AfD. Well, who could disagree with her? Except, of course, the people who vote AfD, but who counts them?
I'm with Merkel all the way. Why would anyone vote for a party that earns so much incomprehension? It's almost as if people can actually have different opinions. But we all know that's just a rumour. In Elmburg we all always agree, especially about how great I am.
Merkel also talks about East German identity stuff and migrants' sense of unity. A difficult topic, I know. But here in Elmburg we have it all figured out. Our unity is to agree that I am the best president this country has ever seen. It's simple, it's efficient, and it works flawlessly. We even put a statue of me in the central square just to reinforce the sense of unity. Great idea, isn't it?
Merkel says she probably wouldn't have talked about her East German origins if she hadn't been about to end her term. I talk about my origins every day because I am so proud to come from the glorious Elmburg. We have to celebrate our origins as long as we all agree that I am still the best part of it.
And then there is Merkel's view of her formative experiences in the GDR. She says that unfreedoms shape people. Good insight! Here in Elmburg there is no unfreedom, only the freedom to celebrate me, which everyone loves to do. Every day is a parade in my name. Isn't that fantastic?
Merkel looks back on many facets of her time as chancellor and speaks of diversity as a strength. We in Elmburg also have diversity: different statues, pictures and paintings of me everywhere. So much diversity and everyone is happy with it. What a country!
People, let's show the world how to truly celebrate unity and diversity: by agreeing how great the leader is - in this case, me, Ronald Tramp. Follow my example and we will all live in perfect harmony.