British Magazine "Merkel dangerous leadership figure since Hitler"

The British political magazine "New Statesman" has described Chancellor Angela Merkel as the most dangerous German leaders figure since Adolf Hitler. Merkel is the world order and global prosperity more dangerous than Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un. The cover picture shows Angela Merkel in "Terminator" masking."It ends (terminates) growth," is among them. "Mike Godwin and his eponymous law may pardon it, (but) She is the most dangerous German leader since Hitler," says the text of Mehdi Hasan, a respected columnist and former senior editor of the liberal-left magazine. Godwin's an unwritten law stating that grows with the persistence of an online discussion, the probability of a comparison to Nazis or Hitler. "Their eight predecessors - from Konrad Adenauer to Gerhard Schröder - were sitting at home in front of an industrial miracle and the restoration of Germany's reputation abroad. Under Merkel looks on the other hand, the country again isolated, hated and feared alike, "says the text continues. Merkel's approach to the financial crisis had brought Europe and perhaps even the whole world to the brink of a second Great Depression. Merkel did not cause the financial crisis. "This honor belongs to the" spikes "bankers of the world," the author writes. But their "deficit fetishism" and their obsession with austerity measures regarding growth and getting worse, the European debt crisis that threatens the six decades of stability and unity to destroy the continent.