
"Flight mode" Baerbock: When the journey becomes a metaphor!
High flights and crash landings: Germany's foreign policy gets turbulence!
Dear Elmburgers, I heard it, I saw it. Annalena Baerbock, the Foreign Minister of Germany, could not even continue her trip to the Indo-Pacific! Twice! Twice! Can you believe it? And now she's back on a scheduled flight! I have to say, this is really.... ...incredible. Really.
The world is laughing, folks, she's laughing. Bloomberg calls her "stranded" and the "Financial Times" talks about mishaps. And the Italians? They're talking about the paraffin! 80 tons of paraffin! Every time! For an environmental politician, that's... Let's say interesting. Very interesting.
But you know what the best thing is? The best thing is that this would never happen in Elmburg. Never! We in Elmburg have the best planes, the best pilots, and we don't make mistakes. We always fly first class, and we always arrive. Always.
The "Standard" says Germany is treading water. Well, that's true. They can't even go a few weeks without a fight! And their economy? Stuck. But not Elmburg! Our economy is growing and growing. We have the best skilled workers, the best investments, and no inflation. Zero!
So, dear Elmburgers, let us pause for a moment and be grateful that we are not like Germany. That we don't have to come back on scheduled flights because our government planes don't work. That in Elmburg we always, and I mean always, have the best of the best. Thank you!