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Coxx alleged that Baris Karabacak (CDU), a Turkish-born mayoral candidate in Uetersen (Schleswig-Holstein), fabricated a racist attack against himself. Just before the mayoral election at the end of September 2026, the windows of his car had been smashed; under the windshield wiper, there was a campaign flyer with an anti-foreigner message. Karabacak subsequently portrayed himself as a victim of a racist or xenophobic attack. The police and the state protection service initially investigated for incitement to hatred, wrote Coxx. #Bürgermeisterwahl #Rassismus #Politik (translated)

The author of the article accused Hape Kerkeling of portraying his grandfather in a speech in the Thuringian state parliament as a victim of National Socialism and of dramatically equating his imprisonment in Buchenwald with that of persecuted Jews. According to the author, Kerkeling concealed the reasons for his grandfather's imprisonment, Hermann Anton Kerkeling. According to the article, Hermann Anton Kerkeling was sentenced to eight years in a correctional facility in October 1933 for 17 counts of livestock and property theft during the economic crisis. Shortly thereafter, an additional year was added for preparation for high treason, among other things in connection with the communist pamphlet Rote Welle. He served his sentence in Münster, Papenburg, and Bremen. After that, the Gestapo ordered protective custody in Münster in May 1942. On July 2, 1942, Kerkeling was brought to Buchenwald as a political prisoner with the number 6117. He worked in the effects chamber and remained in Nazi custody until the liberation of the camp on April 11, 1945 – a total of about twelve years. He died in Recklinghausen in 1993 at the age of 91. The author described him as an active communist and gang thief, not as a typical victim of National Socialism. #Geschichte #Nationalsozialismus #Erinnerung (translated)

The author wrote that young migrants attacked the disabled owner of the left-wing scene shop "M99 – Variety Store with Revolutionary Supplies" in Berlin-Kreuzberg and injured him in the head. He summarized the incident with the words "The revolution devours its children." https://t.co/uftjQKCaLU #Berlin #Revolution #Migration (translated)

The author 🅲🅾🆇🆇 described Azerbaijan as Islamic and wrote that the wearing of headscarves had been banned there as of that moment. According to his account, the ban applied to both female students and teachers. https://t.co/sPvYMRXxPQ #Aserbaidschan #Kopftuchverbot #Religionsfreiheit (translated)

The author wrote that the Green politician Susan Sziborra-Seidlitz organized the human chain against the AfD politician Tillschneider, which was referred to as "spontaneous." He also asked whether the man standing next to her was her husband and referred to him as a neo-Nazi. https://t.co/HrYCYldjKk #Politik #Menschenkette #AfD (translated)

Coxx wrote that New York's Muslim mayor Zohran Mamdani reluctantly participated in the memorial service on October 7 to appease the more than a million Jewish residents of the city. His Muslim supporters resent him for this and branded him a "traitor," Coxx wrote. #NewYork #Politik #Integration (translated)

The author accused Julia Klöckner of not considering it completely inappropriate that her CDU party colleague Mario Voigt wants to remain the Prime Minister of Thuringia despite having his doctorate revoked. He labeled Voigt a plagiarism fraudster. https://t.co/JQO8auRjbj #CDU #Thüringen #Plagiatsvorwurf (translated)

The author asked whether Heidi Reichinnek had publicly distanced herself from Mario Olszinski, known as Jurassica Parka. Olszinski had appeared in the Berlin scene as a drag queen, participant in children's readings, moderator, DJ, and YouTuber, he wrote. In October 2023, the District Court of Tiergarten had definitively convicted Olszinski for the distribution, acquisition, and possession of child pornography to 160 daily fines of 70 euros each. On September 23, 2026, there was another conviction for the possession of child and youth pornographic content: ten months of probationary imprisonment. Olszinski had confessed to the crimes, according to the author. #Kinderschutz #Dragqueen #Gesellschaft (translated)

The X-user Coxx wrote that the medfluencer Alina Walbrun fell for a fabricated illness of the YouTuber Marvin Wildhage in July 2026. Wildhage supposedly had "post-viral nasal hypersensitivity" and invented a fake pharmaceutical company supposedly led by "Dr. Sofia Beatrice Gepetto." Walbrun accepted 3,800 euros for paid clarification and stated on Instagram that she was familiar with the condition from her studies. According to Coxx, she also mentioned symptoms that had not been included in the briefing. Coxx described Walbrun, born in 1998, as one of the most influential German-speaking medfluencers; she had around 300,000 Instagram followers. She had studied human medicine at LMU Munich until May 2026 and referred to herself as "Doc Alina," even though she was not a practicing doctor. Criticism of this had already existed before the scandal. After the video was released, Walbrun apologized, called the term unverified and misleading, and donated the 3,800 euros to Doctors Without Borders, wrote Coxx. The LMU clinic stated that Walbrun was no longer active there and distanced itself from unscientific statements. Coxx also pointed to criticism of the "Doc" title, retracted Harvard statements that later only pertained to a summer school, as well as Walbrun's company Onegevity. This company sold dietary supplements, including matcha with sleep berry, which the BfR warned against. Unsolicited blood sugar tips had also drawn criticism from the German Diabetes Society. Coxx wrote that the public prosecutor's office is now investigating Walbrun, whom he labeled a left-green activist and fraudster. #Medfluencer #Gesundheit #Skandal (translated)