This time, the Maundy Thursday conference took place virtually: the Freising Greens watched a video, chatted online and ate green soup at home.
The district chairman duo Verena Juranowitsch and Maximilian Breu in the Arctic, in the beautiful Bavarian mountains and on a South Sea island on the palm beach - of course not real and not by plane, but virtually in video to announce the three musical performances that will Members should warm their hearts: Raffael Luto with his song “People who light” (as they are currently needed in politics), Petra Lewi with her ukulele and Apollon's Smile “from the green for the green” with her song “Time has come ”from the current album“ A brand new day ”.
The politicians and their speeches
The speeches were also embedded in the video.
The Landtag member Johannes Becher described the Maundy Thursday conference as "one of the biggest holidays" of green politics.
But Becher, together with Toni Wollschläger responsible for the traditional cabaret and in it the frantic Söder, was also a little sad: “What kind of topics would we not have had this year?” He asked, looking at the cabaret, which was canceled again this year: Die Corona policy of the state government, Söder's desperate fight for the candidacy for chancellor, members of the CSU who "earn a golden nose" on the side - all that could have been satirically and pointedly drawn through the green cocoa.
Becher also promoted the Bundestag candidate of the Greens in constituency 214: Leon Eckert is "a good guy" and wishes him a good place on the list.
And if there is the green cabaret live in the Lindenkeller again next year, then he has nothing against the fact that a green chancellor has to be built into the piece.
The second political greeting via video recording came from Katharina Schulze, leader of the Greens in the state parliament, and, according to the announcement, a "power woman".
Schulze described the Maundy Thursday meeting of the Freising party colleagues as "historic".
Because: "You do the finest cabaret" - sharp-tongued, but also self-critical and always with a few thoughtful points.
In short: “You are a great group,” Schulze praised the Freising team.
She missed the personal meeting, she missed the conversations in the long line in front of the green soup.
But: "It will come again", Schulze was certain.
"We'll fight the pandemic and see you again in the linden cellar."
And finally satire
Oh yes, there was still a bit of satire and cabaret: Max Breu stepped up to the desk of the state parliament as CSU member Alfred Hinterbänkler and ranted that this "Johannes Bottle" was not allowed to speak Bavarian after all, because "boarisch san mia".
This was followed by a compilation of speeches that Becher gave in the state parliament - with crisp quotes such as “Train instead of flight” or “Everyone just embarrasses themselves as much as they can”.
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