Kieler Aktionär

Kieler shareholder recommended the free navigation app Waze. He wrote that it was originally developed in Israel and is now owned by Google/Alphabet. Its use in Germany is prohibited, as the app displays all speed cameras, including mobile ones, he explained. #Waze #Navigation #Apps (translated)

A Kiel businessman criticized a sugar tax as pointless and referred to it as theft. As an alternative, he pointed to Chile, where strict labeling for foods with too much fat, sugar, or calories was introduced in 2016. The products received large warning labels on the packaging; additionally, their advertising on children's television and their sale in schools were banned. According to the Kiel businessman, manufacturers subsequently made their products significantly healthier. Within a few years, children and adults became slimmer, and the awareness of healthy eating increased among the population. He advocated for clear labeling instead of a tax and criticized the traffic light system used in Germany as opaque. He cited the influence of the food manufacturers' lobby as the reason for this. #Zuckersteuer #Lebensmittelkennzeichnung #GesundeErnährung (translated)

The Kiel shareholder wrote that industrial companies should stay out of politics and sharply urged them to remain silent. Citing AI, he claimed that the following companies collaborated extensively with the Nazis: AEG, Agfa, Allianz, Auto Union (now Audi), Bahlsen, BASF, Bayer, BMW, Bosch, Carl Zeiss, Continental, Daimler-Benz, Degussa (now Evonik), DEGESCH, Deutsche Bank, Dr. Oetker, Dresdner Bank, Flick Group, Focke-Wulf, Heinkel, Hoechst, Hugo Boss, I.G. Farben, Junkers, Klöckner-Humboldt-Deutz (KHD), Krupp (now ThyssenKrupp), MAN (Augsburg-Nuremberg Machine Factory), Merck, Messerschmitt, Opel, Porsche, Rheinmetall, Schering, Siemens, Telefunken, Thyssen (now ThyssenKrupp), United Steel Works (VStW), VARTA (then AFA), and Volkswagen. #Industrie #Politik #Geschichte (translated)

The Kiel shareholder wrote that, according to Welt, the parties of Red-Red-Green in Berlin had more or less agreed and wanted to begin exploratory talks to form a coalition. He accused the SPD and the Greens of disregarding democracy. #Berlin #Koalitionsverhandlungen #Demokratie (translated)

The Kiel shareholder wrote that he does not share all positions of the AfD, but considers a strong party necessary to end the course he described as "left-green madness." Whether the CDU can still manage the curve is now indifferent to him. In conclusion, he wished his followers a good night. #AfD #Politik #Deutschland (translated)

The Kieler Aktionär reported that CDU members baha_jam and Christian Miele had already discussed emigration to Switzerland in light of the situation on X. Gert Wöllmann from the Hamburg FDP suggested a shared apartment for three in this context. Although the statements are probably not entirely serious, the author believes they reflect Germany's disastrous situation and the CDU's inability. He wrote that the party's own soldiers are already giving up and said he could understand them. #Deutschland #Politik #CDU (translated)

A Kiel shareholder claimed that the medium-term goal of the Greens, the Left, and the SPD is the destruction of the CDU. In his view, the CDU does not recognize this again and goes along with it. A reconciliation with the AfD would bring this to an end, he wrote, but without Merz and his close supporters. #Politik #CDU #Deutschland (translated)

A Kiel shareholder described a scenario in which a young, animal-loving woman, who lived in a rural area and already had pets, was refused the adoption of a dog from the animal shelter because she belonged to the AfD. The author described the incident as outrageous and compared it to a "DDR 2.0." #Tierschutz #Hunde #Politik (translated)

Kiel shareholders referred to a current survey with Welt as the source. According to it, officials have generally shown satisfaction with their work, but have also recognized that hardly any project is running as planned, and more staff is needed in authorities. #ÖffentlicheVerwaltung #Beamte #Zufriedenheit (translated)

The Kiel shareholder wrote that Germany is at a tipping point. Illegal migration, bureaucracy, debt, lack of innovation, emigration, and a lack of willingness for radical reforms would inevitably ruin the country, in his assessment. The serious consequences of previous political decisions are only now becoming apparent, he wrote. England and France are just a little ahead of Germany in this regard. #Kipppunkt #Politik #Zukunft (translated)

News in the morning, summary: Foreign Minister Rubio throws out the Iranian delegation. No agreement in sight. Oil remains expensive. In the US, a woman dies during execution despite two lethal injections. Execution was aborted. Yields on long-term US bonds are the highest they've been since 2002. This will be expensive. Hape Kerkeling calls for a ban on the AfD. The fools have taken over the spaceship. In the Taunus, five trees were planted for €100,000. After all, there are around 2,000 funding programs from the federal government and the EU. They want their share of it. We still have too much money in circulation. Let's spend it. Merz is still Chancellor. Embarrassing. On a personal note: for the first time today back at the gym. I declare the cold to be over. Good morning! #Nachrichten #Politik #Deutschland (translated)