For example the Germans just sold negative interest rate 10 year bonds (maybe it was 30 year notes), so there is some thought that bond buyers are flocking to US bonds because they pay more.

Ask any person liberated from German rule during WW2 if they wished for War, and they will say, "YES!"

No different from Doberman/German shepherds/Rots.Chihuahuas are much more likely to attack you than pit bulls, but do significantly less damage.

I would German shmear the brick and call it a day, it would match existing white and give it a fresh look. 

Australia super expensive, every city priced like San FranciscoChina and Israel the government owns all the land, you are just borrowing it, buy in America to experience being a true ownerGermany non residents need put 40% down and i think 20 years is max, Also unless you speak German I imagine it would be hard to coordinate with contractors and property managers etc. 

Good news, at last, the German company Roch funded by the German government has been FDA approved to offer its test in the US now for 1/10th the cost of our government's test. its also 10x faster so drive-thru testing will now be available like in other countries. as we test rapidly our containment can start so this may have an end. it's also been sequenced so a vaccine is also possible by next year.

@Joe Liu when it comes to Columbus, that is the case for most areas (excluding OSU campus, Clintonville, German Village, etc.).

It appears he can not afford decent clothes.Fortunately, I had an ex-foreign exchange student who is lawyer for the German government. 

Any guarantees and stuff like that are, as my grandpa used to say in German "Jewelry on the night-gown".

If you look at the German village area in Columbus today it doesn't even resemble what it was back in the late 1980s.