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Please don't destroy wikipedia!

Destroy?????? What do you mean? Deutscher Patriot 18:12, 30 January 2007 (UTC)

Left and Right

Hi! I have reverted some of your edits, notably here on PiS and here here on List of political parties in Germany. Before you revert my actions or call me a vandal for doing that I would advise you to do the following

1. Read wikipedia policy guide lines. Wikipedia is based on several principles: these include Wikipedia:Neutral point of view, editing without bias; Wikipedia:Verifiability basing your edits on external academic or journalist sources; and Wikipedia:Three-revert rule a rule which prohibits people from reverting articles too much. Breaking the third rule can come with great sanctions, including wikipedia:blocking.
2. Read wikipedia articles. The articles on far left, centre left, centre right and far right are quite clear on what fits under these categorizations: the PiS is on the right, as is the CDU/CSU.

Happy editing! C mon 00:16, 2 February 2007 (UTC)

Hello C Mon, in most parts PiS is a conservative party, this is true. But it gives a clear definition of "anti-deutsch" (anti-german), and this is extrem left (Proof: German Verfassungsschutz, much better than any newspaper-articles). And the PiS is anti-deutsch. To CDU/CSU: You have to distinguish between CSU on the one side and CDU on the other side. Edmund Stoiber (CSU), minister-president of the state Bavaria is conservative, as a result of this right of center. But CDU has got a lot of members, who are left of center. For example Jürgen Rüttgers, he called himself an "Arbeiterführer" (Leader of Workers, more social democrat or socalist it´s hard to be) and was hard critized from SPD, because they found his demands unrealizely, or Helmut Kohl, chancellor of Germany from 1982 untill 1998, who much seted up for globalization, so consequently for the Euro and accepted the german boundaries in 1947 after Re-union without any doubt. So now you could say they are also left of center, but this would be accurate so stupid to say, as they are right of center. Greetings Deutscher Patriot 13:43, 2 February 2007 (UTC)

German Patriot. I don't care how you prove these statements, as long as you can prove them: give me titles of books, links, scientific journal articles. I have been able to provide references for my statements. Wikipedia does not run on your or my intuition. C mon 20:16, 2 February 2007 (UTC)