Author Archives: Andreas Moser

About Andreas Moser

I am a lawyer in Germany, with a focus on international family law, migration and citizenship law, as well as constitutional law. My other interests include long walks, train rides, hitchhiking, history, and writing stories.

What China can and can’t do

Posted on 2013-06-11 by Andreas Moser

So the European Union imposed tariffs against Chinese solar panels. This is quite interesting, as it shows us what China can and can’t do, in the eyes of the European Union and its member states. What China can do without … Continue reading →

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Sad Things (7) Language Courses

Posted on 2013-06-10 by Andreas Moser

Language Courses that have barely been used. Or not used at all. I believe millions of homes around the world are full of similar displays of short-lived motivation. One of my problems, apart from time and laziness, is that I … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Language | Tagged , | 14 Comments

Easily Confused (27) Whistleblowers

Posted on 2013-06-10 by Andreas Moser

Whistleblower (will be prosecuted): Whistleblower (won’t be prosecuted):

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Mom, click here for the Internet

Posted on 2013-06-06 by Andreas Moser

The internet at my home sometimes doesn’t work for a few days. Usually, I am happy about that because it leaves me with more time to read books. But last night, I would have needed some internet, so I took … Continue reading →

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Another Housing Bubble Burst

Posted on 2013-05-22 by Andreas Moser

News from Oklahoma: another housing bubble burst. (Hat tip to Titanic for the bad taste in humour.)

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Did you notice the Irony? (8) FEMEN vs. Barbie

Posted on 2013-05-16 by Andreas Moser

I didn’t even know that this ugly Barbie doll was still alive, but now she apparently got a big house in Berlin, probably financed by prostitution her sugardaddies. If you need an overdose of bad taste and pink you can visit … Continue reading →

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Child Safety in America

Posted on 2013-05-14 by Andreas Moser

A nice campaign by Moms demand Action for Gun Sense in America: Having grown up in Germany, I had Little Red Riding Hood (or rather “Rotkäppchen”), dodgeball and of course Kinder surprise eggs in my childhood. I didn’t have any assault … Continue reading →

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Easily Confused (26) Feminism

Posted on 2013-05-13 by Andreas Moser

Feminism, as seen by women: Feminism, as seen by academics: Feminism, as seen by men:

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Easily Confused (25) Castro Brothers

Posted on 2013-05-13 by Andreas Moser

Castro brothers (innocent): Castro brothers (not innocent):

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Did you notice the Irony? (7) Guantanamo

Posted on 2013-05-12 by Andreas Moser

When it comes to the future of the US military prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, I always wonder why those who are against it are running a campaign called “Close Guantanamo”. I looks to me like Guantanamo is already rather … Continue reading →

Posted in Human Rights, Language, Law, Military, Terrorism, USA | Tagged , , , | 3 Comments