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Author Archives: Andreas Moser
Shocking anti-tobacco pictures
Everyone knows that tobacco products are potentially dangerous, nobody is forced to smoke, and after the wide-ranging smoking bans in public places, there is hardly any harm caused to third parties. Yet, some countries require that shocking warning pictures be printed on … Continue reading
There is always another minority
A small city in Romania. A Roma mother with her two daughters is shopping at the supermarket. All of them in colorful traditional dresses, with long skirts and headscarves in red, yellow, purple, blue, green. More colors than the wall of flags … Continue reading
It’s time to move again
Just as he was about to take the stairs up to his apartment on the second floor, leaving the old-fashioned and small elevator for those who might need it more, the concierge stopped him: “Un momento, I have something for you.” This was nothing … Continue reading
Easily Confused (42) Convoys
Cool convoy: Suspicious convoy: Terrifying convoy:
Did you notice the Irony? (18) Leonardo DiCaprio
The guy who died because his ship hit an iceberg resurfaces 17 years later to urge the UN General Assembly to adopt policies that would stop the melting of icebergs. (auf Deutsch)
Easily Confused (41) Rubik’s Cube
You can spend years playing with differently colored fields without getting one step closer to a solution. When you are just about to solve the puzzle, somebody will come by and destroy years of work within minutes: the Rubik’s Cube. You can spend … Continue reading
10 FAQ on Freedom of Movement in the EU
As part of my very popular series of legal FAQ, I now address a subject which can often help to resolve immigration cases which seem hopeless under national immigration law: the right to freedom of movement within the EU. Before … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Family Law, German Law, Immigration Law, Law
Tagged EU, freedom of movement, Schengen
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Bathing in Nature
Two things dissuade people from walking through the wilderness for days: the thought of sleeping outside and the lack of a shower. But, depending on the time of the year (midge season is worse than cold), sleeping outside can be … Continue reading
What do we need ISIS for?
After all, we already have Saudi Arabia: (Auf Deutsch.)
Posted in Human Rights, Islam, Law, Saudi Arabia, Terrorism
Tagged Human Rights, ISIS, Raif Badawi, Terrorism
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Shouldn’t this be red?
Like red phone booths and red double-decker buses, red postboxes feature in millions of touristy snapshots taken all over the UK. In anticipation of an independent Scotland, someone already painted this one blue: They will have to paint it red again … Continue reading
The Happy Hermit 