George Dubya [2], 43rd President of the US, arrived in (South Western) Germany today. Obviously, there was not enough snowfall to prevent him from doing so.
Dubya's just visiting Mainz, a neat city of about 182,000 inhabitants belonging to Rhineland-Palatinate, one of the 16 states of Germany.
His father visited Mainz, too, when he was the 41st President of the US.
The German capital Berlin is located some 350 miles eastwards and has about 3.5 million inhabitants.
I guess German chancellor Gerhard Schröder ('chancellor' = comparable to 'president' in the US) will ingest this idea and touch down in Des Moines, Iowa, or maybe in Grand Rapids, Michigan, or Boise City, Idaho on his next visit to the US.
Hell... everybody knows Washington (DC) from TV - visiting Des Moines, Grand Rapids or Boise City makes more sense anyway, right?!
Wednesday, February 23, 2005
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