Salt-free distaste Review by Machiel Jansen There are no pictures in the last book of AHJ Dautzenbe

"And those who can not imagine anything that needs at least are trying to imagine what Auschwitz means. For And what this means until now and forever for us. And why every President load of the European Commission since the establishment of the Commission taking load office begins with a trip to Auschwitz. " (P. 115)
The famous Austrian writer Robert Manasseh took some time ago that it planned to write in Brussels should play with the protagonist an official of the European Commission. Novel It would be a so-called 'eve-novel' should be defined in Thomas load Mann's The Magic Mountain or Robert Musil's Man without Qualities. In Menasses eyes we are on the eve of the demise of the nation state and the gravedigger, the European Union will be, or the European Union succeeds in books, the victory of the nation state or the nation-state creates a repeat of the smoking ruins of yesteryear , escalating into a new Armageddon, a new Auschwitz, after which we stammer again: "This should never happen!"
The novel has not yet come, but an erudite and flaming essay, erudite because he gives a sharp analysis of the problems facing us in Europe and flaming load because he bases his analysis on a vision of society. And that last one is missing, load says Manasseh, with the current generation of politicians. That is very unfortunate because the European project as we know it today in the form of the European Union in the beginning is based on a vision of society in response to the horrors of the Second World War in particular: 'Never again!' The post-war European elite saw that the cause of all misery load in the nation states had to be sought. This had to be so gradually forced load by interweaving their economies to give to them would eventually die and go up in a Europe without borders. Sovereignty price These supranational concept of Europe was then divided load by the elite, not the common people. Now, however, that view is no longer for the elite audience, while the nation is still not won the European idea. The limited supranational character of some European institutions in the course of time systematically load eroded with lows sad the provisions of the Treaty of Lisbon, where the powers of the European Commission were restricted, that of the European Parliament were not sufficiently strengthened load and European Council were expanded. The European Council is in the eyes of Manasseh an arena in which nation states together fight the tent to look after. Alleged own interests Large countries like Germany load Angela Merkel and France make it the service and the heads of government, including Rutte, will proudly tell at home what they have now won at the expense of those gargantuan load juggernaut, EU called again for their own country is realizing that their national interests would actually be more in Europe, but much more served for electoral reasons are in line with national issues of the day. These politicians load are indeed home depending on their constituents, who are anti-Europe, or at best are skeptical about the EU, being stirred up by the national media. And precisely therein lies said Manasseh, the tragedy ".... that precisely the culprits themselves as saviors, explaining the consequences of their decisions cause of their upcoming decisions. The Council is the destructive redeemer: which negotiated the rescue is growing danger "(p. 103)!.
Menasseh assumes that there is not really a case of a financial crisis but a political crisis. "Political commitment, democratic struggle, and of course the anger of the citizens must now focus on the abolition of the Council. load The Council has to go! Radical! "
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