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Teleco SCCP compared Corinthians to a club that, according to him, was organized, financially responsible, had governance, and did not face recurring episodes of corruption. In contrast, he associated Corinthians with Osmar, Augusto, Duilio, Andres, Tuma, and other lifetime members. He described the team as very expensive, uncommitted, and technically weak. He also said that some groups were trying to fight the system and were seeking an intervention, while organized fan groups were more focused on barbecues and publications about the following year's Carnival. Teleco stated that Marcelo Paz had courage and criticized the hiring of a coach who, according to him, had not managed a team for seven years and had ties to Marcelo Goldfarb's group. He added that Goldfarb had already said he would own Corinthians one day. The author concluded that Parque São Jorge would need to "burn" or Corinthians would cease to exist. #Corinthians #Futebol #Governança (translated)

Annabel Nanninga wrote that people who claim to sympathize with the Palestinians should henceforth avoid the marches for the "red line." According to her, it became clear during the previous march what dubious forces were behind it, and participants could no longer use ignorance as an excuse. #Palestina #DeelJeStem #Menselijkheid (translated)

In response to the growing economic pressure from China, France and Germany propose that the EU gain additional powers to quickly respond to trade retaliations, while simultaneously emphasizing that sustainable solutions are necessary to make European industry more competitive. #Europa #China #handel (translated)

Mick van Wely wrote that his Dutch grandfather worked as an optician for the resistance in Leiden and took photos for forged documents. According to him, his father grew up with a strong aversion to Germans. When, as a five-year-old, he received an apple from a German soldier, he thanked him with a curse word for Germans, Van Wely said. His Hungarian mother, he said, grew up under communism, which he described as just as bad as fascism. Van Wely wrote that he had been raised at home with love for and respect for freedom. This, he said, explained why he sometimes reacted angrily when he saw that the carefully built Western lead and achievements, which had long been taken for granted, were coming under heavy pressure and were slowly being rolled back. #vrijheid #geschiedenis #verzet (translated)

Viktoria Köln celebrated an impressive 5-2 away victory against Alemannia Aachen, making them the surprise team of the 3rd league, while defending their second place with 18 points and only three points behind the table leader MSV Duisburg. #ViktoriaKöln #AlemanniaAachen #3Liga (translated)

Mick van Wely wrote that organized crime, in his opinion, was dangerously infiltrating radical leftists in Germany. He stated that criminal organizations were given the most space by the far left and that especially Arab crime clans were providing votes in return. He also noted that concerns about this would increase within the police, while the media, according to Van Wely, hardly reported on it and carefully kept the issue out of sight. https://t.co/OHjUnZq0E2 #Duitsland #misdaad #politiek (translated)

Sander van Dam wrote to NU.nl that, according to him, it was indeed possible. He said that if the only reason given for why it would not be possible here was that Dutch judges thought differently than German judges, he found that explanation completely nonsensical. https://t.co/yHFHVdAem5 #rechtspraak #Nederland #Duitsland (translated)

The National Housing Protest at Dam Square in Amsterdam attracted about a thousand demonstrators on Saturday, a low turnout compared to the approximately 16 thousand five years ago, despite the central message that homes should be for people and not for profit. #Woonprotest #Woningcrisis #HuizenVoorMensen (translated)