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From: torstenb@freebsd.org (Torsten Blum)
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In freebsd-chat you wrote:

>Ahh, well over here, you pay them _more_ when they get fired.  And
>then their buddies (because like termites or lice you can never get
>all of them at once) hire them back as consultants at twice their
>original salary.

german "public servants" as consultans ? You must be kidding :)

No, they go to companies like the "Deutsche Bundesbahn", "Deutsche Telekom",
"Deutsche Bundespost" (or how it is called these days) and so on 

 -tb