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"America's reputation among the European public is waning."

Whenever some filthy blow-hard idiot wants to sling some mud at The US, the very first thing they try to do is claim to be speaking for "the world" or like in this case "European public".

What we have here is the Left biased Der Spiegel, cringing at the thought of a happy President George W Bush and Chancellor Angela Merkel getting along very well.

They know that next week they will be forced to show on their own front page the two of them cementing a friendship and they simply can't stomach this turn of events.

To them President Bush is the "war monger", but that is only to the extreme butthead Left. Meanwhile Schröder was supposed to be collecting his Nobel Peace Prize by now and be the shinning miracle man of Europe.

But look at how all that turned out for them (excuse me while I snicker).

Der Spiegel is displaying nothing but petty jealousy here. And are in desperate need to soothe their damaged psyche. So they print this bash on the US. There is no excuse for it, but that is what they are doing. The fact that they got some Americans angry with their nonsense will only further their accomplishment.

And there is the proof in the pudding. Can it be said that normal well reasoned people would be printing insulting BS at the dawn of a reaffirmed friendship? Heck no! These jerks are nothing but scummy bastards who make the worst kind of politics because they are devoid of any intelligent thought. Yet we are to accept that they can accurately describe to us what the "European public" thinks of The US?

I seriously think not.

There has been enough water under the bridge that the "European public" can very well see what the US is achieving in the Middle East. But just like in the US there is a silent majority that is not being represented in the Left Media.

And I will PROVE it to you with this astonishing FACT...

In the US during the 2004 election, Bild (which is Germany's biggest newspaper, tabloid but it is still the biggest) endorsed President Bush over Kerry.

Now let Der Spiegel choke on that one while they try to convince us they speak for the "European public".

They don't, they don't even speak for the silent majority Germans!

In the US during the 2004 election, Bild (which is Germany's biggest newspaper, tabloid but it is still the biggest) endorsed President Bush over Kerry. Now let Der Spiegel choke on that one while they try to convince us they speak for the "European public". They don't, they don't even speak for the silent majority Germans!

This is a good point. It shows that there is hope. My compatriots are flooded with leftist BS round the clock. There is a chance for a political u-turn if Merkel gets enough time.