Some truths about SVP 01
Part 15: "Christian" extremist
family Blocher in Laufen near the Rhine Falls -
guru, backer, and puppet master - Meilen 1970 -
career survey
The indications from the book "Secret Matter
SVP" ("Geheimsache SVP") by Sandro Stark
(pseudonymous)
ISBN 978-3-905708-54-7
In this book "Secret Matter SVP" there are important
facts about criminal Swiss People's Party
(Schweizerische Volkspartei, SVP) on 202 pages. This
political party is just not at all neutrally structured
like a Swiss political party, but the decision making
processes are absolutely hierarchical. People without
the name "Blocher" only may nod.
Structure of personality of Christoph Blocher:
Blocher family with many "Christian" gurus
Summary: Blocher Bible extremists with Nazi word
choice
The Blocher family is a pastor's family, but just not
some pastor's family but it is an extremist and Nazi
orientated pastor's family of protestantism. What is
"Christian" is good, what is of another kind is "bad".
Extremist pastors in this Blocher family are a
tradition. When there is a talent for being a
"Christian" guru, then these people should remain in the
church and should not make politics. But a certain
Christoph was becoming a member of the cantonal
parliament, and then a member of the national Swiss
parliament, and he bought a company "Ems Chemicals" and
made millions and billions. But all this happened only
with the "big brother" as a backer, Gerhard Blocher. He
was the consultant, he was the big support in the life
of Christoph - and he was one of the worst agitators and
extremists of the family. Then Christoph was using his
funds for propaganda tactics for a propaganda war of 20
years manipulating Swiss population from 1992 until
2012. And ALL is only a manipulation what is doing SVP.
They are only watching the police computer and they
NEVER speak with the affected people itself. For these
Blocher extremists there exist ONLY bad foreigners and
NEVER good ones, just according to the Nazi principle of
"good and bad". this extremism is absolutely NOT SWISS
and is absolutely NOT DEMOCRATIC. Blocher trio is
completed with Christoph's wife Silvia Blocher. This
Blocher trio is the head quarter of SVP, and when people
are contradicting then "they are not with the leader".
Also this familiar dictatorship is absolutely NOT SWISS
AND NOT DEMOCRATIC. Thus this political party of SVP is
a family dictatorship. That means that these three
Blochers Christoph, Gerhard and Silvia are principally
foreigners in Switzerland, together with the graphic
artists who always like to play with aggressions and
with Nazi colors: Abächerli and Segert. Ubs! Just Segert
is also a German! He has to go first!
We read the data in the book "Secret Matter SVP"
("Geheimsache SVP"):
Personality structure of Christoph Blocher given by
the preacher father (guru) - some sons also become
gurus
Christoph Blocher was educated by his father in an
authoritarian way. In this way he is managing Swiss
population now. There was no space for variations in
life, no space for jokes, no space for contradictions,
but always a "holy" hierarchy from "God" was followed.
Father was a guru - and one of the sons also becomes a
guru. O, even two sons become gurus, Gerhard Blocher as
a pastor in Hallau in the canton of Schaffhausen, and
Christoph Blocher as a president of the political party
of SVP in Zurich.
Quotation:
<Dr. Blocher knows precisely that young humans need a
leadership - because he also has four children. But
above all he himself is one of 11 brothers and sisters
grown up in the family of a preacher where was no space
for jokes or contradictions at the family's table. To
the contrary on this parent's familiar table the
hierarchy given by the picture was never put into
question.> (p.46)
(orig. in German:
<Dass junge Menschen sehr wohl der Führung
bedürfen, das weiss Dr. Blocher genau, schliesslich
hat er selber vier Kinder. Vor allem aber ist er als
eines von elf Geschwistern in einer Familie eines
Predigers aufgewachsen, in welcher am Familientisch
kein Raum für Albereien oder Widersprüche war, im
Gegenteil, am elterlichen Familientisch wurde die
Rangordnung nach dem beschriebenen Bild nie in Frage
gestellt.> (S.46)
The Blocher family is full of "Christian" Bible
preachers - there are many "Christian" gurus, all are
"Christian" extremists
-- great grandfather was a "Christian" preacher from
Germany from Wurttemberg, coming to the little spot of
Schattenhalb near Meiringen in canton of Berne (p.46)
[in right radical Bernese Oberland],
Map with Meiringen and Schattenhalb [2]
(www.search.ch)
Quotation:
<Already the great grandfather of Dr. Blocher was a
preacher. He was emigrating from Kingdom of Wurttemberg
to Switzerland (p.46) becoming a Swiss in 1861 and a
civilian of the canton of Berne, more precisely in the
spot of Schattenhalb. Therefore Dr. Blocher has not only
his home town in Meilen and in Zurich but also in
Schattenhalb.> (S.47)
(orig. in German:
<Bereits der Ururgrossvater von Dr. Blocher war
Prediger. Er wanderte aus dem Königreich Württemberg
in die Schweiz ein und (S.46) wurde 1861 im Kanton
Bern eingebürgert, genau genommen in der Ortschaft
Schattenhalb. Deshalb ist Dr. Blocher nicht bloss in
Meilen und Zürich heimatberechtigt, sondern auch in
Schattenhalb.> (S.47)
-- the father of Christoph Blocher, Wolfram Blocher,
also was an extremist "Christian" preacher. He got a job
in Laufen at the Rhine Falls next to Laufen Castle, and
there his family grew up. Some years before being
normally retired he was dismissed by elections in 1958
Quotation:
<The father of Christoph Blocher was Wolfram Blocher,
also a preacher. Some years before his normal retirement
he was deselected.> (p.47)
(orig. in German:
<Der Vater von Christoph Blocher, Wolfram Blocher,
war ebenfalls Prediger, wurde aber wenige Jahre vor
seiner ordentlichen Pensionierung abgewählt.>
(S.47)
Map with Schaffhausen and Laufen-Uhwiesen and Laufen
Castle [3] (www.search.ch)
-- one of the brothers of Christoph Blocher, Gerhard
Blocher, was also an extremist "Christian" preacher, and
at the end [after some jobs where he regularly was not
reelected] he landed in conservative Hallau in the
canton of Schaffhausen; he was regularly retired in
1999, and in 2007 he was heavily insulting and provoking
the public with discriminating words and threats against
Swiss government members thus Swiss church threatened to
exclude him from the church in general.
Map with Laufen-Uhwiesen, Laufen, Laufen Castle, Nohl,
Schaffhausen, and Hallau [4]
Gerhard Blocher called it "a honor" being excluded from
this Swiss Church. If he was really excluded cannot be
found in the Internet.
(see Tagesanzeiger from May 27, 2008: Die gesammelten
Werke des Gerhard B.:
http://www.20min.ch/schweiz/news/story/27195024)
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einschneidendes Ereignis für den jungen
Gerhard, der deshalb als angehender Pfarrer
eine Praktikumsstelle in Neuhausen verloren
hatte. Er kam in Thalwil am Zürichsee unter,
fand dort jedoch eine «Fassadenkirche» vor,
wie er sich 1999 in den «Schaffhauser
Nachrichten» erinnerte. Gegen aussen hätten
die drei Pfarrherren gesittet miteinander
verkehrt, hinter den Kulissen jedoch
fürchterlich Krach gehabt.
Eklat in Flawil
Zum ersten richtigen Eklat kam es in den
70er Jahren, als Gerhard Blocher Pfarrer im
St. Gallischen Flawil war. Schon nach zwei
Wochen im Amt habe er es mit dem mächtigen
Freisinn im Textilindustrieort völlig
verdorben, zitierte ihn «Das Magazin» vor
zehn Jahren. Der «vermutlich korrupte»
Kirchenkassier und der St. Galler
Kirchenpräsident seien beide gestorben, kurz
nachdem er sie «zusammengestaucht» habe,
erinnerte sich Blocher im «Magazin» mit
Tränen in den Augen – vor Lachen.
Gewissensbisse zeigte er nicht: «Das war nun
mal das Urteil von oben: Abtreten!»
<Denn bereits zu Beginn seiner
Tätigkeit als Pfarrer zeigte sich Blocher
unerbittlich, duldete keine anderen
Meinungen neben sich. [...] Dort wurde er
1977 mit 1166 Ja zu 353 Nein abgewählt.>
(aus: Unerbittlich: Pfarrer Gerhard Blocher;
http://www.kath.ch/index.php?na=11,10,0,0,d,28387)
Abrechnung mit der «Classe cléricale»
1977 wurde er abgewählt. In Hallau fand
Gerhard Blocher einen neuen Job. In dieser
konservativen und streng religiösen Ecke des
Kantons Schaffhausen blieb er bis zu seiner
Pensionierung 1998.>
Somit teilte Christoph Blocher dann das
Schicksal mit seinem "grossen Bruder":
<Die Nichtwiederwahl als Bundesrat ist also
auch für Christoph Blocher [im Jahre 2007]
kein unerwartetes Schicksal, sondern die
Fortführung einer langen
Familientradition.> (S.47) |
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<Because of
being a rebel Gerhard had lost a practical
training in Neuhausen [near Schaffhausen]. He
came to Thalwil at Lake of Zurich and found a
"facade Church" there as he remembers in 1999
in the newspaper "Schaffhausen News"
("Schaffhauser Nachrichten"). The facade was
that three pastors were pretending living in
peace, but behind in the background they were
quarreling without limits.
Scandal in Flawil
First big scandal came in the 1970s when
Gerhard Blocher was a pastor in Flawil in
canton of Saint Gallen. Even after two weeks
doing his job he had only quarrels with Free
Democrat members of the textile center, the
"Magazine" is quoting him 10 years ago. He had
"hosed" two persons there, the "presumably
corrupt" cashier of the Church and the
Church's President of Saint Gallen - and both
died a short time after this action, Blocher
remembered in the "Magazine" with ears in his
eyes - but not of sorrow, but of laughing. He
had no remorses: "This was the verdict from
above: Go!">
<Because just at the beginning
of his work as a pastor Gerhard Blocher was
without mercy and did not accept any other
meaning aside him [...] Therefore he was
deselected in Flawil in 1977 with 1166 Yes
to 353 No.>
(from: Without mercy: pastor Gerhard
Blocher; http://www.kath.ch/index.php?na=11,10,0,0,d,28387)
Payoff with "clerical class"
In 1977 he was deselected and found a new job
in Hallau. This conservative and strongly
religious corner of the canton of Schaffhausen
was his location up to his retirement in
1998.>
Thus Christoph Blocher was only having the
same fate in 2007 "like his big brother" when
Christoph was deselected from being a member
of government:
<Not being elected any more as a government
member [in 2007] is not an unexpected fate but
is the continuation of a long family
tradition.> (p.47)
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The Blocher's family members are "purists" and Bible
propagandist extremists and they love Nazi words, and
they don't want to adapt and they don't want to solve
any problem with "new" sociology but they mean that a
problem would be solved with propaganda and shouting
like Franz Joseph Strauss did in Bavaria, and they
wanted that whole Switzerland would be like this. O my
God! This is not at all Swiss, and this is not at all
German culture in general - but this is just Nazi
Strauss!
Birth of Christoph Blocher in 1940 - childhood in
Laufen near the border - hatred against Germans is
trained
Christoph Wolfram Blocher (Wolfram had been already the
name of the father) is born at October 14, 1940, in
Schaffhausen (p.54). Second World War was running. He
was the seventh child and all in all there should be 11
children. They lived in the pastor's house in the spot
of Laufen in the canton of Zurich next to the Rhine
Falls next to Laufen Castle not far from the German
border. Father Wolfram Blocher was preaching [boring]
Bible in Hilarius church "with temperament and passion"
as it was a tradition in the Blocher's family [reading
only one book during the whole life, is must be soooo
boring!]. As a little boy Christoph is reported having
run and helped on a neighboring farm (p.55).
Quotation:
<Blocher family was living in the pastor's house in
Zurich spot of Laufen near the Rhine Falls next to
Laufen Castle. The father was preaching in Hilarius
Church and his work on the pulpit was with temperament
and passion, as this the tradition is telling it. Little
Christoph was wriggly boy and is said having left the
parent's home already in his early years for helping on
the neighboring farm - and his father was not always
enjoying this. One main thing could be seen from the
parent's pastor's home and also from the neighboring
farm: the national border to the "enemy". This hardly
visible but always present frontier was a clear
separation between Switzerland here and the warmonger
neighboring villages there. The young fellow knew about
this since he could listen and understand. This
separation between good land here and bad land there
would be an element for his whole life. But nobody knew
about this in those times.> (p.55)
(orig. in German:
<Die Familie Blocher lebte im Pfarrhaus im
zürcherischen Weiler Laufen, oberhalb des Rheinfalls
und in unmittelbarer Nähe zum Schloss Laufen. Der
Vater predigte in der Hilariuskirche und sein Wirken
auf der Kanzel sei temperamentvoll und
leidenschaftlich gewesen, so will es die
Überlieferung. Der kleine Christoph, mittlerweile auf
seinen zappeligen Beinchen unterwegs, soll einer
gewesen sein, der schon in jungen Jahren das
Elternhaus verliess und auf einem nahe gelegenen
Bauernhof grossen Gefallen am bäuerlichen Wirken fand
- nicht immer zur Freude des Vaters. Eines jedenfalls
war sowohl vom elterlichen Pfarrhaus als auch vom
benachbarten Bauernhof aus in Sichtweite: Die Grenze
zum Ausland, zum "Feindesland". Diese kaum sichtbare,
aber allgegenwärtige Grenze, war eine klare Trennung
zwischen der Schweiz hier und der kriegsführenden
Nachbarschaft dort. Um diesen Umstand wusste der
Jüngling, seit er zuhören und verstehen konnte. Diese
Trennung zwischen den Guten hier und den Bösen dort
würde ihn ein Leben lang begleiten. Nur wusste das
damals noch niemand.> (S.55)
In 1940 German Wehrmacht occupied the Benelux states and
France. This historic event occupying also neutral
states was entering Blocher's mind in a very hard way
[without researching the big contexts managed by the
lodges of the world]. Thus Blocher is concluding simply
that "neutrality is no guarantee for not being taken by
the big neighbors." (p.56)
(orig. in German:
"dass Neutralität allein kein Garant dafür sein könne,
um nicht von einem Grösseren geschluckt zu werden."
(S.56)
Childhood not overcome - factors for a feeling of
dominance: sons of a pastor - two castles - and the
Rhine Falls
The Blocher children are said having got only the simple
separation between "good" (Switzerland) and "bad"
(Germany) taught by the father into their "blood". Son
Gerhard was 6 years older than Christoph, thus at the
beginning of the war times in Europe in 1939 he was 5
years old and was getting all more directly. Both sons
Gerhard and Christoph Blocher are not ready until today
(2013) to enlarge their wisdom against the dominating
father's figure and they are rejecting any new sociology
and history working out a neutral point of view - but
they remain with their Bible extremism.
Additionally some more factors are reinforcing their
personal pride:
As pastor's sons both brothers Gerhard and Christoph
have probably developed a feeling of dominance against
other children because the father was also responsible
for confessions.
Additionally the spot of Laufen is next to the Rhine
Falls, the biggest waterfall in Europe. This giant
waterfall may have provoked one more feeling of
dominance in the hearts of Gerhard and Christoph.
And the castles of Laufen and Woerth next to the Rhine
Falls are the crown of this feeling of dominance, and
when there is a Bible propagandist as a father
additionally and when this feeling of dominance is not
under control by further education with sociology,
history or medicine, then there will automatically be a
megalomania - and it seems that both brothers Gerhard
and Christoph Blocher have not managed this feeling of
megalomania until today (2013).
Map with Rhine Falls, Laufen, Laufen Castle,
Neuhausen, Nohl, and a little bridge at Nohl,
and with Woerth Castle [5]
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Rhine Falls with Laufen Castle and Woerth
Castle in the Rhine, right of it is spot of
Nohl, the little bridge is missing [6]
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Laufen Castle with the ramp to the Rhine Falls
[7]
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Emblem of Laufen-Uhwiesen [8] |
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There is important additional news about Laufen Castle.
In former times it was the seat of "foreign governors"
("fremde Vögte"). Just ask Wikipedia:
(from: Wikipedia: Laufen-Uhwiesen:
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laufen-Uhwiesen)
<The district of Laufen had a half dozen houses, with
the church, with the pastor's home, and with the castle.
This castle was the seat of Junkers and supreme
governors. Today this Laufen Castle is a big restaurant
for the visitors of the Rhine Falls and a part of it is
a youth hostel. Rhine Falls are the biggest waterfall of
Central Europe. One half of it is in the district of
Laufen, and the other part belongs to the neighboring
community of Neuhausen at Rhine Falls.>
(orig. in German:
<Der Ortsteil Laufen umfasst ein halbes Dutzend
Häuser, darunter die Kirche, das Pfarrhaus und das Schloss, einst Sitz von
Junkern und Obervögten. Das Schloss Laufen ist heute
Restaurationsbetrieb für Rheinfallbesuchern und Jugendherberge.
Der Rheinfall, der grösste
Wasserfall Mitteleuropas liegt zur Hälfte im Ortsteil
Laufen und zur andern Hälfte in der Nachbargemeinde Neuhausen am
Rheinfall.>
Thus the propaganda against "governors" from abroad was
just made aware by this castle in the brain of the
Blocher brothers from their childhood on, and this
propaganda is made until today without having completed
by any study in sociology or history. Because these
governors from Austria did not only tax the population
as it is described in the faked play about an invented
"Wilhelm Tell", but these governors also were building
infrastructures.
Hamlet Nohl and the footbridge over the Rhine River
The community of Laufen-Uhwiesen has three parts:
Laufen-Uhwiesen, Laufen near the Rhine Falls, and the
hamlet Nohl at the other side of the Rhine, about 100m
large strip with the German border, called "Urfar"
first.
(look: Wikipedia: Laufen-Uhwiesen:
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laufen-Uhwiesen)
Quotation:
<On a small terrace over the northern Rhine board
there is the hamlet Nohl, called "Urfar" in former
times. In the Middle Ages this was a fishermen's
settlement. Today yet there are some companies there
connected with water: a fish restaurant, Rhine ships,
boat constructioning. Farmers are living there working
mostly soil on the German side in the German
neighborhood [in Altenburg and in Jestetten]. Nohl is
connected with the other parts of the community with a
footbridge passing the Rhine River.>
(orig. in German:
<Auf einer schmalen Terrasse über dem nördlichen
Rheinufer liegt der Weiler Nohl, ursprünglich Urfar
geheissen. Er war im Mittelalter eine Fischersiedlung.
Noch heute sind einige Betriebe mit dem Wasser
verbunden: Fischrestaurant, Rheinschifffahrt,
Bootsbau. Die Bauern bewirtschaften ihr Land
mehrheitlich in der deutschen Nachbarschaft [in
Altenburg und in Jestetten]. Die Ortschaft verbindet
ein Steg über den Rhein mit
den anderen Gemeindeteilen.>
Research is missing about Blocher's family for the
time between 1940 to 1945 - blocking Swiss souls since
1945 having expected a final victory before
Well, now one has to see the real historical realities:
After the victory against France in 1940 the sympathy
for Hitler in Switzerland was also rising up to 90% with
a hope of a next lightning war destroying communism, and
Swiss collaboration with the Third Reich was 100% and
Swiss troops were concentrated in the center of
Switzerland giving basically free the border line. In
Switzerland all was undertaken and best war parts were
delivered for the Wehrmacht for a victory against Red
Army, and the Third Reich had credit without limits in
Switzerland (free credit in hard currency, "freie
Devisenspitze"). And transit through the Alps by
Gotthard was granted until March 1945 with everything.
And in the book of Sandro Stark "Secret Matter SVP" it
is not reported that this Blocher family during the war
between 1939 and 1945 had eventually
-- helped to Jewish refugees
-- joined resistance organizations
-- supported any resistance.
Perhaps the Blocher family with it's German roots was
also for the final victory between 1940 and 1945 as the
big majority of Swiss was, and then an anti German
reflex had come after 1945 as it was with most of Swiss
people separating mentally oneself from the German
defeat. Here some research is missing what was happening
precisely between 1940 and 1945 in this Blocher family
getting the mental education during the childhood and
the youth.
There should be research what happened in this border
community of Laufen from 1939 to 1945 and what was the
role of the church under the leadership of father
Wolfram Blocher or just not. When we consider the
political choice of words of the brothers Gerhard and
Christoph Blocher then father Blocher was rather on the
Nazi side and against the Communists, and it could be he
was a passionate follower of Hitler - and in 1945 the
souls of the parents and the children were shut and
blocked what is the character of the Blocher brothers of
today with compensative right wing radical and racist
outbursts. Research is missing.
The constant propaganda for the "special case of
Switzerland" is an indication that they want to conceal
the times from 1940 to 1945.
"Special case of Switzerland" since 1945 - and
Blocher & Blocher become Bible propagandists with
much money
Father Wolfram Blocher was not just preaching in the
church, but from 1945 on he was - as it seems - also
preaching his children and friends the "special case of
Switzerland", as also Swiss General Guisan was
presenting it to the whole country. Well, most of Swiss
people did like this taking a mental distance from the
defeat from Germany. This mental block was not overcome
by Blocher & Blocher (Gerhard and Christoph) as it
seems but today they are psychopaths fostering their
enemy stereotype against Germany and all "other". Thus
these two brothers Gerhard and Christoph Blocher are not
neutral at all and are not Swiss because they cannot be
neutral and cannot think in a neutral way. There is
missing a profound study in history and sociology with
these two brothers overcoming the guru father mentally
and neutralizing the past of 1940 to 1945. Until today
(2013) Blocher & Blocher are only preachers and
propagandists with much money. But politicians they are
not.
Apprenticeship
Spring 1958: Christoph Blocher is passing a farmer's
apprenticeship in Ossingen (p.56),
Map of Schaffhausen, Laufen-Uhwiesen and Ossingen [9]
(google maps)
and Christoph Blocher is always getting good advice from
his 6 years older pastor's brother Gerhard Blocher who
is like a consultant now. The duo Blocher & Blocher
is established (p.56-57).
Quotation:
<Brother Gerhard, Gerhard Blocher, six years older
than brother Christoph Blocher, was serving as a
preacher in Hallau. A certain talent for helping cannot
be denied. From this helper's syndrome also brother
Christoph can make a profit having long discussions with
his brother always getting a second meaning from
him.> (p.57)
(orig. in German:
<Bruder Gerhard, Gerhard Blocher, der um sechs
Jahre ältere Bruder von Christoph Blocher, diente
dereinst als Predigerin Hallau, eine gewisse Begabung
zum Helfen ist ihm also nicht abzusprechen. Von diesem
Helfersyndrom profitiert auch Bruder Christoph, der
mit seinem Bruder lange Diskussionen führen und bei
diesem eine Zweitmeinung einholen kann.> (S.57)
Duo Blocher & Blocher: Gerhard Blocher
is an extremist church agitator with notorious Nazi
choice of words, portrait [10] - Christoph Blocher is
a "Christian" lawyer and dictator in Swiss policy,
portrait of 1988 [11]
There are missing indications
-- how the children were "educated" by their father
precisely
-- if there was an enforced choice of professions
-- if there was an enforced choice of marriage
-- how father Wolfram Blocher was preaching (choice of
words, presentation, morals, suggestions of punishing,
eventually there was a praying for Hitler against
communism, or there was damning of all of other kind,
all of another kind was damned as a devil etc.)
-- if father Wolfram Blocher and his wife slapped their
children and punished them and when yes how and how
often
-- if the children slapped each other or if the spirit
of life was supported and strengthened without slapping.
Marriage and study of law
In 1962 Christoph and Silvia get to know each other, she
is a daughter of a good car mechanic in Wald in Zurich
Uplands (Zürcher Oberland). She had passed grammar
school in Wetzikon and had passed a stage in "U.S.A."
and could speak better English than he. After the
marriage in 1967 follow four children. Christoph and
Silvia Blocher are supporting the same racism and the
same thinking an good and bad and are supporting the
same enemy stereotypes against other political parties
and against foreign countries (p.75).
Silvia Blocher, primary school teacher and "Christian"
racist switchboard operator of Christoph Blocher,
portrait of 2003 [12]
Map with Zurich, Herrliberg, Meilen, and Wald in the
Zurich uplands [13] (google maps)
Study of law 1964-1969 in Zurich, Montpellier and
Sorbonne in Paris, 1969 licentiate, 1971 professor
(Wikipedia: Christoph Wolfram Blocher:
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christoph_Blocher)
1970: Beginning of Blocher's political career against
Alusuisse in Meilen (canton of Zurich)
Christoph Blocher begins with politics in 1970, and
since this time he means in some manner that whole
Switzerland should be "his church". He is not like a
Swiss politician, but he is a preacher like his father
against all what is not with him.
Trust of Alusuisse was in Zurich and had a project to
build a new research center in Meilen with 1,600 new
jobs, with opening land and with access roads. And now
Blocher fool came (for one group) or savior Blocher came
(for others) blocking this project for a research
center.
The president of Meilen was Theodor Kloter (1916-1990)
from the party of the Independents (Landesring der
Unabhängigen, LdU). He was a cantonal deputy of canton
of Zurich from 1967 to 1971 and a national deputy in
Berne from 1973 to 1983.
(from: Wikipedia: Theodor Kloter:
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodor_Kloter)
And now this Christoph Blocher blocked this project of
Kloter with Alusuisse.
Christoph Blocher, portrait of 1969 [14]
Details:
Only since 3 months Christoph and Silvia Blocher lived
in Meilen and Christoph began to be a rebel already
against Alusuisse project in Meilen on a territory of
50,000 m2 for "the construction of an administration and
research center" (p.9). Blocher was offered a leading
position in the counter committee fighting against more
fiscal revenue and against a free indoor swimming pool
(p.10). He fought 1,600 new jobs and the access roads,
too.
Quotation:
(from: NZZ of October 26, 2003: In the local government
he only served 4 years (Im Gemeinderat hielt es ihn nur
vier Jahre):
http://www.nzz.ch/aktuell/startseite/article96N8R-1.321092)
<Die
Alusuisse wollte von Zürich aufs Land nach
Meilen ziehen, um dort ein grosses
Verwaltungs- und Forschungszentrum zu bauen.
Es hätte dem Dorf mit seinen damals weniger
als 10.000 Einwohnern auf einen Schlag bis zu
1600 neue Arbeitsplätze gebracht. Konkret ging
es an jenem Abend um die Einzonung eines
Landwirtschaftsgebietes für den Alusuisse-
Sitz. Mit der Vorlage verbunden waren aber
auch der Landverkauf, Erschliessungsarbeiten
und Strassenbauten, unter anderem auch eine
Zufahrt zur damals projektierten, aber nie
realisierten Pfannenstiel-Höhenstrasse, einer
Art Goldküsten-Autobahn.
Das «Aktionskomitee Pro Alusuisse» baute auf
Zukunftsoptimismus und wusste den Grossteil
des Meilemer Establishments, Parteien,
Behörden, Einzelpersonen, auf seiner Seite.
«Ermutigt wurden wir aber auch von den
Kantonsbehörden, die grosse Hoffnungen in
dieses Projekt setzten», erinnert sich der
damalige freisinnige Gemeinderat Hans Gessert.
Die Gegner - sie bildeten das «Aktionskomitee
für eine gesunde Entwicklung Meilens» -
argumentierten mit einer Mischung aus
raumplanerischen, finanzpolitischen und
ökologischen Erwägungen. Vor allem aber gelang
ihnen ein geschickter personeller Schachzug:
Sie holten den jungen Juristen Christoph
Blocher, der erst wenige Monate zuvor an den
Zürichsee gezogen war, in ihr Komitee. Und der
legte sich gewaltig ins Zeug: «Blocher rannte
Gemeindepräsident Kloter hinterher, von
Veranstaltung zu Veranstaltung, um den
Argumenten der Befürworter sofort diejenigen
der Gegner nachzureichen», erinnert sich ein
Zeitgenosse. Und er führte eine verschworene
Truppe an, die dafür sorgte, dass die
oppositionelle Sicht in breite Kreise
eindrang.> |
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<Alusuisse
wanted to change from Zurich to the
countryside having a big administration and
research station there. In those times the
location of Meilen had less than 10,000
inhabitants and this center of Alusuisse had
brought 1,600 new jobs by one stroke.
Concretely on this evening the question was
the approval of land changing land from the
agricultural zone into an industrial zone for
the seat of Alusuisse. There had to be done:
selling of land, infrastructure works, access
roads, also an access to the projected
mountain motor way at Pfannenstiel Mountain
which was never realized.
On one side there was an "Action Committee Pro
Alusuisse" spreading optimism with a big part
of the Meilen establishment, with political
parties, authorities, singular persons. "And
we were also encouraged by the cantonal
authorities which had big opes with this
project", former member of Meilen government
Hans Gessert is remembering. The enemies were
forming an "Action Committee for a healthy
development of Meilen" - arguing with a
mixture of doubts concerning the living space,
financial questions and ecology. But above all
they were acting luckily bringing the young
lawyer Christoph Blocher into their committee
who had changed to Meilen some months ago. And
he was fighting hard: "Blocher was running
after Mr. President of Meilen Kloter, was
present in every meeting always presenting the
negative arguments after the presentation of
the positive ones", a contemporary is
remembering. And Blocher was leading a
conspirative group working in whole Meilen
spreading their views everywhere.> |
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End of March 1970 Blocher with his committee was
suffering a defeat because from the present voters 15
were for the Alusuisse project and 13 against it (p.10).
Christoph Blocher was provoking the establishment having
the picture of a "fool" of him.
Quotation:
(from: NZZ of October 26, 2003: In the local government
he only served 4 years (Im Gemeinderat hielt es ihn nur
vier Jahre):
http://www.nzz.ch/aktuell/startseite/article96N8R-1.321092)
<There was a microphone which was not shut and
therefore all the public could here the enervated
President of Meilen Theodor Kloter how he was telling to
his friends: "Now this fool is coming again" («Jetzt
chunt dä Tubel scho wider»).>
Then there was a people's vote and a clear majority of
the population of Meilen was permitting the change of
the territory from an agricultural zone into an
industrial zone for the Alusuisse research center:
<With 1,507 Yes to 1,272 No the voters of Meilen
permitted the change of land-use designation.>
(orig. in German:
<Mit 1507 Ja gegen 1272 Nein sagten die
Stimmberechtigten Ja zur Einzonung.>
(from: NZZ of October 26, 2003: In the local
government he only served 4 years (Im Gemeinderat
hielt es ihn nur vier Jahre):
http://www.nzz.ch/aktuell/startseite/article96N8R-1.321092)
But Blocher's committee was not giving up hindering this
Alusuisse project on a juridical way (p.10) [because
Blo. was a Swiss lawyer having studied at Zurich
University all tricks which any other economical leaders
and presidents did not know]. This "young lawyer"
Blocher called even the Federal Court provoking the
verdict that there was missing a people's vote about the
project itself. Thus all resolutions of the municipal
assemblies of Meilen were declared without value by the
cantonal council of Zurich and by the Federal Court of
Lausanne.
Quotation:
(from: NZZ of October 26, 2003: In the local government
he only served 4 years (Im Gemeinderat hielt es ihn nur
vier Jahre):
http://www.nzz.ch/aktuell/startseite/article96N8R-1.321092)
<In March 1971 Zurich cantonal government was
declaring all resolutions of the municipal assembly of
Meilen as not valid giving order to the municipal
government not only having a vote for the change
land-use designation, but there should also be a "vote
about the Alusuisse project" itself. In November 1971
even the Federal Court in Lausanne was supporting this
decision thus the whole decision process had begun
again. But now Alusuisse did not want any more and this
Alusuisse project had died.>
(orig. in German:
<Im März 1971 hob der Zürcher Regierungsrat
sämtliche Beschlüsse der Gemeindeversammlung auf und
wies den Gemeinderat an, nicht nur den Landverkauf,
sondern die «Gesamtvorlage Alusuisse» einer
Urnenabstimmung zu unterstellen. Im November 1971
stützte sogar das Bundesgericht diesen Entscheid, so
dass die ganze Prozedur von vorne hätte beginnen
können. Doch das Alusuisse- Projekt war inzwischen
gestorben.>
The situation was similar to other projects like
shopping centers "on the green meadow".
Quotation:
<In a similar situation [like the projected shopping
center "Glarus Park" in Mollis which should be "on the
green meadow"] the young lawyer and later Government
Member Christoph Blocher was fighting with success
against a huge investment of Alusuisse in Meilen (canton
of Zurich). Federal Court urged that the municipality
had not to vote only about the selling of land, but also
about the project itself. Therefore the project was
blocked.>
(orig. in German:
<In einer ähnlichen Situation [wie das geplante
Einkaufszentrum "Glaruspark" in Mollis, das "auf der
grünen Wiese" entstehen sollte] kämpfte 1970 der junge
Anwalt und spätere Bundesrat Christoph Blocher
erfolgreich gegen eine Riesen-Investition der
Alusuisse in Meilen ZH. Das Bundesgericht verlangte
damals, dass die Gemeinde nicht nur über den
Landverkauf, sondern auch über das Projekt abzustimmen
habe. Das Projekt wurde dadurch verhindert.>
(aus: Gegen Einkaufszentren auf der grünen Wiese:
http://www.verkehrsclub.ch/fileadmin/user_upload/import/content/event/presse/105318_mm_vbr_glaruspark_2007_0604_de.pdf)
But what Blocher had done with his course blocking a new
research center of Alusuisse in Meilen? He split Meilen,
and he was not loved with a big part of the population
(p.11) but he was a "fool" now already...
Christoph Blocher in the municipal government in
Meilen - collegiality is more a foreign word for him
1972: Christoph Blocher is becoming a member of SVP in
Meilen
1974: Christoph Blocher is elected a member of the
municipal government.
There he is responsible for "power and water" and he
cannot "move" much. Christoph Blocher is behaving very
strange, is always speaking, and projects which are not
from his side are always downgraded.
(from: NZZ of October 26, 2003: In the local government
he only served 4 years (Im Gemeinderat hielt es ihn nur
vier Jahre):
http://www.nzz.ch/aktuell/startseite/article96N8R-1.321092)
Quotation:
(from: NZZ of October 26, 2003: In the local government
he only served 4 years (Im Gemeinderat hielt es ihn nur
vier Jahre):
http://www.nzz.ch/aktuell/startseite/article96N8R-1.321092)
<In den
Diskussionen im Gemeinderat meldete er sich
indessen sogleich zu Wort: «Entgegen den
Gepflogenheiten ergriff Blocher schon in der
ersten Gemeinderatssitzung das Wort», sagt
Heiri Haupt, damals stellvertretender
Gemeindeschreiber in Meilen. «Er hat gewusst,
was er will», ergänzt Blochers damaliger
CVP-Kollege Ernst Roth. «Seine Voten waren
immer präzis und gingen zur Sache. Man konnte
gut mit ihm auskommen.» Andere Ratskollegen
empfanden Blocher als nicht sonderlich
kollegial: «Für Anliegen, die er nicht selber
einbrachte, zeigte er kaum Sympathie», sagt
ein Weggefährte, der Blochers eigensinnige Art
moniert.
Im Dorf fiel er als gewiefter Redner auf.
Blocher wusste, wie man mit den Leuten redet,
wie man an der Gemeindeversammlung zu
überzeugen vermag. Und er verstand es,
Persönlichkeiten ausserhalb der Behörde für
seine Anliegen zu instrumentalisieren, wenn er
der Ansicht war, der Gemeinderat bedürfe des
Drucks von aussen.> |
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<In the
discussions in the municipal government he was
speaking again and again: "Against any normal
behavior Blocher was always speaking and even
in his first session with the municipal
government" Heiri Haupt reports, then a
replacing district council clerk in Meilen.
"He knew what he wants", Blocher's former
colleague of "Christian Popular Party" (CVP),
Ernst Roth, explains. "His votes were always
precise and in an acting way. There was a good
way of living with him". Other government
colleagues felt Blocher not very collegial:
"For matters he did not represent himself he
did hardly show any sympathy" a former
companion described Blocher's strange manner
of behavior.
In the population Blocher was making a
striking impression by speaking. He knew how
people would understand political matters, how
to convince them in an assembly. And he
understood to instrumentalize people from
outside convincing authorities for his matters
when he had the impression that the municipal
council needed some pressure from outside.> |
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That means that this lawyer Christoph Blocher was a
living political manipulator even at his beginnings
already.
But as a business manager this lawyer Christoph Blocher
seems having been a very good person and he was
restructuring very much within two years and then the
business was going by itself.
Quotation:
(from: NZZ of October 26, 2003: In the local government
he only served 4 years (Im Gemeinderat hielt es ihn nur
vier Jahre):
http://www.nzz.ch/aktuell/startseite/article96N8R-1.321092)
| <«Seine
ersten beiden Amtsjahre waren hektisch», sagt
Julius Welti, damals Betriebsleiter der Werke
und damit gewissermassen Blochers Chefbeamter.
«Er forderte viel, man musste liefern.» Danach
sei es besser geworden: «Wenn man ihm das
brachte, was er wollte, ging es bestens, und
er gewährte den nötigen Spielraum», meint
Welti und ergänzt: «Ich hätte ihn gerne noch
ein paar Jahre als Chef gehabt.»> |
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<"His first
two years in the Meilen government were
hectic", Julius Welti reports, works manager
of power and water in those times and thus
chief public official of Blocher. "He urged
much and one had to realize it". But then it
was really good: "When it was done what he
wanted than it was best, and he gave also
space for variations" Welti meant and is
completing his statement: "Blocher for some
more years as a boss had been a great
time."> |
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Above all works with the new municipal legislation were
well done with Christoph Blocher. But at the same time
Christoph Blocher was also working hard with the
chemical trust Ems Chemicals with more and more
responsibility and therefore he was more absent in
Meilen. After four years the eulogy of the municipal
president was the longest ever hold ...
(from: NZZ of October 26, 2003: In the local government
he only served 4 years (Im Gemeinderat hielt es ihn nur
vier Jahre):
http://www.nzz.ch/aktuell/startseite/article96N8R-1.321092)
1975: Christoph Blocher is becoming a cantonal deputy of
Zurich (p.11)
1977: Christoph Blocher becomes the president of SVP of
Zurich (p.11)
1979: Christoph Blocher is elected a national deputy in
Berne (p.14)
Christoph Blocher is protesting "on and on" but SVP
remained with 10 to 12% (p.14).
Christoph Blocher and his military service
Christoph Blocher is also in Swiss drilling military.
Christoph Blocher reached the grade of a Colonel, just
another leading job "with the talent driving people into
some special directions" (p.60).
Conclusions: It can be admitted that he reached this
grade of a Colonel in the 1970s. Here in this Swiss
military it can be that there were more psychological
injuries with Gerhard and Christoph Blocher because this
also clear torture was element of the drill in Swiss
military with methods of Nazi times, with mockery of
jobs and hobbies, with mobbing up to the destruction of
the person, with extortions for military career, with
playing with tanks, with punishments according to Nazi
methods etc. Here also historical research is missing.
Christoph Blocher and the trust of Ems Chemicals
(Ems-Chemie)
At the same time Christoph Blocher made his career with
Ems Chemicals:
In 1969 Christoph Blocher gets his first half day job in
the juridical service of Ems Chemicals
In 1971 Christoph Blocher is vice director of Ems
Chemicals
In 1973 Christoph Blocher is chairman of the directory
of Ems Chemicals
In 1979 Christoph Blocher is delegate of the management
board
In 1983 Christoph Blocher is purchasing Ems Chemicals
from the Oswald family of Werner Oswald because the
family members are not interested in the industrial
plant after the death of the founder Werner Oswald
(p.14).
Christoph Blocher and AUNS against UNO and against
Europe
In 1986 a committee against UNO membership of
Switzerland is found.
(Wikipedia: Aktion:
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aktion_für_eine_unabhängige_und_neutrale_Schweiz)
In 1987 SVP is winning the people's vote and UNO
membership of Switzerland is rejected (p.14-15).
In 1987 the committee against the UNO membership is
converted into the organization of AUNS (p.26), called
"Action for independent and neutral Switzerland" (Aktion
für eine unabhängige und neutrale Schweiz)
(Wikipedia: Aktion:
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aktion_für_eine_unabhängige_und_neutrale_Schweiz)
In the same year of 1987 Christoph Blocher is loosing
being a member of the Council of States and Mrs. Monika
Weber is elected (p.15).
In 1989 the Albisgüetli event of SVP Zurich is
introduced (S.26).
Christoph Blocher is no man for teamwork, but he is very
distrustful (p.58). [It seems that there is always a
mistrust to a "big" or to the "other" one, and this
"other" one is Germany and people who are "not
Christians". Blocher family members have really a trauma
with Germany and also a trauma with the Bible. History
study and profound Bible study is missing].
Christoph Blocher is a person for money and power (p.58)
[thus he is a good manager working well and efficiently
with companies. But a cautious politician he is not].
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