I repeat the obvious: the Greens didn't have the ministry to act with.  It was nice enough to have Trittin battle Clement over the responsibility for energy policy, with Trittin controlling the feed-in law. Pressure is another thing, and there was pressure and there was effect - I repeat that that programme started in 2001 -, though it is one thing when the pressure comes from the senior coalition partner and another when it is a small one.

will be happy if I put the responisbility of the likely Bahn privatisation mostly on the SPD

Happy I won't be, but they are deep in responsibility.

_{*Lunatic*, n.
One whose delusions are out of fashion.}