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Observation of 26th February 2021

With his appearance and talk, Böhmermann in the Strache affair almost concerned the Austrian government, by this once again necessitated Austria's accession to the Federal Republic of Germany and confronted the German national economy with a huge new challenge that the country could not have coped with again.

His exuberant talk is interrupted by clips while he breathes and he always makes grimaces, excited and chirpy hops around on a desk chair and cannot sit still for a minute, as is proper for people on TV. According to psychological findings, this can trigger a rapid eye movement in viewers and lead them to relive traumatic childhood experiences psychologically again. But he takes no account of that at all.

He also employs a symphony orchestra and keeps around half a dozen of brass musicians, including one woman, individually in terrariums that do not meet the requirements for the welfare of animals of this size. A musician who, because of his fee, also plays an electronic keyboard instrument that should be alien to a classical dance orchestra, sings with a disguised voice, probably because he does not want to be recognized in public.

In the credits of the show, a picture of the face of a person is published who, as evidenced by the caption "Employee of the week", worked for the production company for a week. It is not known to the public whether his employment contracts provide for longer periods.

In the business premises of the production company and the show stays the former failed Bundestag candidate Dr. Udo Brömme, who, as Ralf Kabelka, repeatedly interrupts Böhmermann's lecture with critical interjections, which is probably due to Bromme's inner struggle with his unsuccessful political ambition. It is questionable whether Böhmermann wants to secure influence on German-European politics with Brömme, Kabelka or whatever he is called now.