On Wed, 30 Mar 2016 01:11:50 +0200 deloptes <deloptes@gmail.com> wrote: > Terence wrote: > > > As for "Germany is still officially occupied by the USA" I rather think > > that they would disagree! The military occupation of Germany ended in > > 1945... > > What ended in your mind might not be true. > There is no piece treaty with Germany and USA. There is the so called 2+4 > treaty (1990 I believe). If you look closer you would find a lot of > interesting/debatable facts around this treaty. It covers a formal piece > treaty, but is not such and the goal is to preserve what was established > via the "Grundgesetz" which means "basic low" and is translated as > constitution, but is not, because constitution is "Verfassung". The > constitution is from the people and in the name of the people, which > the "Grundgesetz" is not exactly. > It is debatable why Germany does not have real constitution 70y after the > WWII but it is a fact. > The fact is that the "basic law" imposed by the Allies after 1945 (I think > it was signed 49) is still the official constitution of Germany. The constitution of the DDR, on the other hand, was based on the original Weimar Constitution, with some more Marxist-Leninist additions after 1970. > > > > Remember, internet search engines are your friend! > > I prefer the books my friend and urge you to do so. Amazing facts you'll > find ;-). Facts that contradict massmedia and official state propaganda. > > I know it might be painful for some of you, as it was for me, but well I did > my part in research, it's up to you to do yours. > > The most shocking for me is that most of the interpretation of history we > had in school or I watched on TV is crap for one reason or another. Such is the nature of capitalism. Hardly surprising.
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