Elephant Paths - Berlin, Germany 13.

A man walks his dog, a German Shepherd. He is a pensioner and used to work in a shop before. He says that he often walks this path with his dog. The dog is his "child". He tells that the wall, which used to separate West and East Berlin used to be on this place. Actually on the place of the path was a path of the guards, where they walked with their German Shepherds. If people tried to go over the wall (usually from east to west), they would be shot. "It was shitty time - but it's even shittier now", he says. "Kapitalismus ist Scheisse" (Capitalism stinks). People has to work, but the money goes to someone else's pockets. He refers also to the war in Iraq. Capitalism caused that, as well. He tells that there are too many foreigners in Germany. There should be a new wall to prevent them coming. He thinks that the foreigners come to Germany and do some "pizza studies". This means that the quality of education gets lower and lower.