Sigmar Gabriel Quotes

In The Business Of Politics, Emotions And Productive Dissatisfaction With The World In Which We Live Today Are Gradually Being Covered Up By The Minutiae Of Ordinary Life.

We, The Social Democrats, Are Convinced That Capitalism Needs To Be Tamed A Second Time. The First Time We Achieved That In Germany For Many Decades With The Social Market Economy. That Is No Longer Enough. Now We Need To Do It In Europe And Even Globally.

We Will Fight Against Any Pro-nuclear Power Plan. And We Will Remind People That A Change In The German Nuclear Consensus Would Stifle The Development Of Sustainable Energy And It Would Cost Jobs. The Spd Is The Strongest Among The Opposition Parties And We Must Take On This Role With Vigour.

The G8 Nations, Together With The Five Major Emerging Economies Of China, India, South Africa, Brazil, Mexico, Use Almost Three-quarters Of The Earth's Biocapacity - The Capacity Of The World's Ecosystems To Produce Natural Resources And To Reduce Harmful Substances.

I Am Certain That The United States Next Year, Under A New President - Regardless Whether It's Obama Or Mccain - Will Present An Ambitious Program Promoting Renewable Energies And Energy Efficiency. Europe Could Quickly Fall Behind.

Climate Protection Creates Sustainability And Jobs In The Real Economy - In Construction, In The Production Of Heavy Machinery And In Systems Engineering.

But, As Environment Minister, I Am Very Interested In A Thriving German Automobile Industry, Because I Can Only Pay For The Rising Costs Of Environmental Protection At Home And Abroad If There Are People In Germany With Jobs And Who Pay Taxes.

We Need A Greening Of Globalisation.

Those Who Reject Integration Programs In The Long Term Have As Little Right To Stay In Germany As A Hate Preacher Paid From Abroad In A Mosque.

Taming The Financial Markets And Winning Back Democratic Control Over Them Is The Central Condition For Creating A New Social Balance In Germany And Europe.

What We Have At Present Is A System Of Loss Socialism. Whatever Goes Wrong Is Shouldered By The General Public And Anything That Works Is Privatised. Worshippers Of Market Freedom Have Suspended The Most Important Economic Principle: Risk And Liability Go Hand In Hand.

The Task For Germany Today Is - Through Its Own Policies And Its Own Structural Reforms, Its Own Investments - To Support The Eu And The Commission... But Every Nation Has To Have The Courage To Broach Such Structural Reforms And Speak Clearly About Them Without Making People Be Afraid.