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I'm sorry, but as a non-german european citizen I really do not consider an opinion of a german minister all that important. He has zero authority to order com
by yreg 5y ago
I'm sorry, but as a non-german european citizen I really do not consider an opinion of a german minister all that important.
He has zero authority to order companies what they have to do or don't have to do in my country.
- hef19898 5y agoDirectly, no. Indirectly one cannot ignore the influence Germany has in the EU, so his word carries some weight, especially if you are a multi-national company operating in the EU. That being said, Andi Scheuer is quite an incompetent idiot.
- foepys 5y agoIt's not only the minister's opinion, it's Germany's opinion. As minister he is allowed to make deals in the name of Germany. Germany and France are the main financial contributors to the EU budget, so they are involved in pretty much all EU matters.
- hef19898 5y ago>> As minister he is allowed to make deals in the name of Germany. That is very true. It also is part of the problem with that particular Minister, one of those deals cost Germany north of 500 million for nothing.