Der Spiegel

Marine Le Pen has been slow to say anything, as has Maloney.

This is funny that you are mentioning it, because I don't know if in the UK it was the same, but in Germany, the mainstream media, especially Spiegel magazine, all the leftist magazines, they labeled Maloney before the election like fraud.

This is a terrible fascist.

It was like, oh, if she is going to win, we will have the second Mussolini on power, and maybe Adolf Hitler will come out of his grave again, and stuff like this, really.

Europe's largest automaker estimates the overhaul will cost around €16 billion, roughly $18.5 billion.

German magazine Der Spiegel first reported the story, citing an anonymous person familiar with the matter.

About $10 billion of that goes towards cutting up to 60,000 jobs worldwide.

The remaining $6 billion is tied to four German plants the company says will eventually run out of models to build.

Apparently they're not.

It's complete bullshit, isn't it? And then there was a leak in Das Spiegel at the weekend, which is where the original stuff leaked.

And there was loads coming out.

More stuff about how they...

Like, you know, he was like an incredibly successful guy by like any metric.

But he during like the last interview he gave the Spiegel when he kind of become a marked man again during the kind of resurgence and anti-fascist tendencies.

You know, he was like, you know, when I was in my 20s, I was leading a tank across the steppe against the Red Army.

You know, and we were prepared to go all the way to Moscow, crush it, and literally shake the world.

But, you know, everybody was hostage to the Cold War at this time, and particularly, like, in Europe.

And Piper made that point, too.

Like, when the Spiegel guy was trying to kind of, like, impeach his it kind of impeaches moral credibility.

Piper's like, well, now we're the designated battleground of World War III.

And so I'm very happy that we can have this conversation.

distinguishes you from many other colleagues, really, is that you do not only work in one of Germany's most important and established media houses, which is Der Spiegel, but that you developed over the course of the last years a concept that is called integral journalism.

And I think that this captures beautifully the confluence between inner development kind of vertical development or adult developmental theory which is a big topic in our podcast but also the facet of communication or journalism so it's a very unique intersection and that's why i think it's a very very nice topic to have here on our podcast

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