As of: March 18, 2024, 4:00 p.m
By: Michaele Heske
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Together on stage for the finale (from left): Günter “Gifte” Janocha, presenter Erich Kiefinger, Martin Mittermaier, Martin Pommer, Mathias Pichlmeier, Rudi Nagl, Andi Schweiger and Sebastian Beutling.
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The city council gets its fat off at the strong beer festival - only a few of the committee are there. Heavy pours were poured at the Dorfen politician derblecken in the ice cellar - and not just into the beer mugs.
“This is holding up a mirror to politics, you will definitely come to the strong beer festival, no matter how you get away with it,” said Mayor Heinz Grundner, who was allowed to tap a barrel of “Prosper strong beer” from the Erdinger Brauhaus for the first time since the Bachmayer exit The dark gesture juice is no longer brewed in Isenstadt.
“The beer tastes good, the Erdingers have done a good job for once,” the city boss added humorously.
Dorfen – The band Ledawix played hearty Boar music, the mood in the packed E3 was exuberant.
None other than chef Sepp Vogl, the former Lebzelter innkeeper, took care of the guests' physical well-being - all in all, an extremely entertaining evening for the 150 guests on Friday and Saturday evenings.
However, very few city councilors were in the mood for ridicule and criticism; only six local politicians, all CSU members apart from Günther Drobilitsch from the Common Good voter group, attended the two events.
“It's actually a shame,” said buffoon Günter Janocha, “because we had the city councilors in our sights in our program.” Nevertheless, there is a location in Dorfen with significantly greater entertainment value: “If you need something to laugh about, go to the city council,” said Janocha .
Mayor Grundner presented the topics with “gentleness and angelic tongues,” he said together with Rudi Nagl and Sebastian Beutlin, who had joined forces to form Bregerl-Blosn.
“But what do you want to do with one conductor and 24 brakemen?” the trio compared the committee with Deutsche Bahn.
There is Martin Heilmeier, an expert for: “everything”.
“Heile,” who sometimes votes against his own proposals and “then withdraws from his counterproposal.”
Or Martin Greimel, who himself would expand the B15 into a motorway: “Greimi, your heart will never be green,” sang Nagl.
The Reds in Isenstadt are in crisis because SPD veteran Heiner Müller-Ermann left the city council and Ernst Giller even left the SPD entirely.
That leaves Franz Josef Schmid: “FJS – these initials only bring luck to the CSU.”
It continued with witty dances.
The yellow bags will no longer be picked up, the cemetery will soon be “barrier-free”, “so walker users can get straight into the grave”.
Instead of Lebzelter, now Burger King, Liberty will soon have a coffee shop with hashish and marijuana on offer.
“The Comedy Stadium is rubbish compared to that,” Anderl Schweiger added in his Lenten sermon and humorously referred to 3rd Mayor Sven Krage, Dorfen’s “first southern Swede” in the town hall: “The Bavarian thinks, the Prussian doesn’t, he makes up for it by speaking .”
Martin Mittermaier, who appeared as Egon M., also reported “unsustainable conditions in Dorfen”.
“Who is to blame?” asked the migrant from Isen provocatively?
“The Grundner!” The citizens of Dorfen would blame their town boss for everything, even for the fact that there is no longer a Bavarian inn for a hearty funeral feast: “I have to talk to this Grundner immediately,” he scoffed.
Erich Kiefinger once again led the evenings with charm and routine; he has hosted the show nine times.
And so he was able to look back on many changes: beer from Erding was served for the first time.
Both presidents of the Dorfen carnival society, Martin Pommer and his deputy Mathias Pichlmeier, were on stage for the first time together with Sebastian Beutlin, the top carnival leader.
The latter, a “Zuagroaster”, enthroned himself with a Gstanzl, which he performed in an almost Boar dialect, so to speak, while derblecken as a local.
The newcomers, regardless of where they come from, are an enrichment for the colorful village, says Janocha.
Baggins sang “Above the Clouds.”
He wrote a text based on songwriter Reinhard Mey: “I can hear the tractors from here” and referred to the farmers’ demonstration that recently brought traffic to a standstill in Dorfen.
The addressee of the anger is Aldi, Lidl & Co., because hybrid corn is known to grow better with artificial fertilizer.
“All fears, all worries are hidden in the groundwater.”