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Where did those bombs fly from???Does they need to fly back????

wwowww...long time ago...it is time for peace,survival and compensate....right???
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45,000 Germans evacuated due to WWII bombs

By Rick Noack, CNN

December 4, 2011 -- Updated 1450 GMT (2250 HKT)

Members of Rhineland-Palatinate bomb disposal team inspect a bomb found in the River Rhine in Koblenz.

STORY HIGHLIGHTS

• Fire official: "It's the largest German evacuation" since the end of World War II
• Teams will try to defuse three bombs from World War II that were recently found in a river
• Bomb-disposal squad: "We might have some serious problems" deactivating one device
• One of the bombs weighs 1.8 tons

Berlin (CNN) -- Life has come to a standstill in the western German city of Koblenz, where 45,000 people -- nearly half of the city´s population -- have been evacuated after the discovery of several dangerous World War II bombs.

"It´s the largest German evacuation since the end of the war," fire brigade spokesman Ronald Eppelsheim said Sunday.

http://edition.cnn.com/2011/12/04/world/europe/germany-city-evacuation/index.html?hpt=hp_t1

Pirate leader says Twitter bitching divisive

Published: 3 Dec 11 14:03 CET

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The leader of Germany’s latest political sensation, the Pirate party, has told members to stop airing their differences on Twitter, saying public arguments are divisive.

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Sebastian Nerz, the Pirates’ national chairman, criticized his party for its habit of bickering openly on the Internet, pleading with members to develop a new style of doing politics and to stop arguing over the social media service Twitter.

“Insults in 140 characters are not transparency. You can’t resolve a dispute over Twitter or Facebook, you only escalate them,” Nerz said.

“The first successes are also the time of the first mistakes – and these mistakes could split the party,” he said.

http://www.thelocal.de/politics/20111203-39285.html