The author wrote that Heinrich XIII, Prince Reuß, has been in custody for four years and will probably never be free again. He is accused of high treason, a coup, and a takeover. The author asked why no verdict has been issued yet. https://t.co/MMhmatkR4c #Hochverrat #Putsch #Rechtsstaat #DE (translated)
TheSteelSpring wrote that a state is totalitarian and fascistoid if it guarantees immunity from prosecution to politicians, but withdraws it from an inconvenient opposition politician in order to prosecute her for a fictitious thought crime that should not exist in a state governed by the rule of law. Furthermore, he referred to the state in a grossly derogatory manner as a state of injustice. #Menschenrechte #Freiheit #Politik (translated)
The author wrote that despite numerous differences, one must continue to stand by the side of American values partners. Only together can authoritarian regimes be defeated, where tyrants stand above the law, public executions take place, and wars are conducted irrationally in his view. #Wertepartnerschaft #Demokratie #Freiheit #US (translated)
Manuel Ostermann opposed the idea of Die Linke assuming government responsibility at the federal or state level. He described numerous positions of the party as ideologically radical and detached from reality, stating that they harm Germany. In his view, the country needs clear and responsible politics instead of an attack on the free democratic basic order. #Deutschland #Politik #Freiheit (translated)
A rice citizen wrote that Merz wants to clarify a secret election in Saxony-Anhalt. At the same time, a constitutional judge claims he wants to determine the next election in advance through a cease-and-desist declaration. The result is therefore already predetermined before the vote, she wrote, adding that this sounds familiar to her. The AfD is allegedly being portrayed as a danger to the free democratic basic order. https://t.co/USV7kvOnOS #SachsenAnhalt #Wahlen #Politik (translated)
Kai Nielsen wrote that the political left has set a concerning precedent for the future, which could be a taste of what conservative politicians are to face. He feared that inquiries into who voted how could extend into private lives and that electoral secrecy would only be granted to one's own political bubble. Nielsen described this as a terrible development and wrote that he did not expect a return to the Stasi era. #Wahlfreiheit #Politik #Freiheit #Wahlen (translated)
The Australian exchange student wrote that the last presidential election in Ukraine took place in 2019 and that Zelensky has been ruling for more than two years without democratic legitimacy. He claimed that gray vans were dragging young people off the street in broad daylight and that since the scandal involving golden toilets, corruption affairs have lined up in Kyiv. The government neither defends his freedom nor his interests, he wrote. Furthermore, he hoped that Trump would finally withdraw his support from them. #Ukraine #Korruption #Demokratie (translated)
Daniel Johann wrote to Regendelfin that Ukraine would receive more than 100 billion from Germany within three years, while 600,000 people would be supported through citizen's income in Germany. At the same time, a dictator is in power there, although the country is supposedly fighting for freedom, he wrote. #Ukraine #Deutschland #Freiheit (translated)
The Hayek Club Weimar described socialism as a beneficial business model for politicians. State benefits and subsidies created dependency and thus secured voter support, the account wrote. Politicians would thereby become suppliers and citizens clients. In contrast, capitalism posed a threat to the political class, argued the Hayek Club Weimar, because it rewarded personal responsibility, innovation, and private initiative, making people more independent of the state. Regulations intended to tame the market served, according to the account, to limit competition and protect established interests. The account also accused politicians of portraying capitalism as unjust and antisocial while presenting the state as a moral authority. The state did not want free individuals but dependent subjects, wrote the Hayek Club Weimar, linking its criticism to calls for freedom and property as well as a rejection of taxes and state coercion. #FreiheitstattKnechtschaft #SteuernsindRaub #Eigentum #Freiheit #ParasitenwegmitEuremZwang #Freiheit #Kapitalismus #Sozialismus (translated)
Marc Friedrich wrote that France is bankrupt, characterized by unrest, and has a state quota of 57 percent. At the same time, he believes the country needs more and more taxes and sources of revenue. In the finance committee of the National Assembly, an exit tax on cryptocurrencies has been decided: Those leaving the country with more than 800,000 euros in Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies will have to pay; coins on exchanges will also be affected. Starting from January 1, 2027, exchanging into stablecoins will also be considered a taxable sale. The proposal will go into the budget debate on October 13. Friedrich warned that first money will be devalued, then assets will be taxed that people use to escape from this money, and finally the escape itself will be taxed. He wrote that the planned tax is part of creeping capital controls; France is just the beginning, and Germany is closely watching the development. He described Bitcoin as freedom rather than a speculative object and wrote that the state wants to control it for this reason. He advised diversifying assets and also thinking across different countries and legal systems. #Frankreich #Bitcoin #Steuern (translated)
Rouven Schröder gives Alexander Blessin tactical freedom in his Bundesliga debut in Gladbach, with a focus on a more offensive approach, even though a three-man defense could come into play. #Bundesliga #Gladbach #Taktik (translated)
In her comment, BILD chief Marion Horn calls for a functioning Germany in which peace, freedom, security, and a just society for all are guaranteed. #Deutschland #Freiheit #Demokratie (translated)
The author termed neutrality as an excuse for cowards, freeloaders, and socialists. He wrote that it is immoral, unsolidary, and irresponsible, and represents a betrayal of collective European security in the face of the threat to Europe. Freedom must be defended, he added. https://t.co/kUUaHEOsk0 #Europa #Freiheit #Solidarität (translated)
"We are aware of the costs that an open conflict can have," said Lai. #Taiwan #Nationalfeiertag #Freiheit (translated)
Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te emphasizes on the National Day that his country will not give up its freedom despite Chinese aggression and appeals to the international community to advocate for peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific. #Taiwan #Nationalfeiertag #Freiheit (translated)
We want to clarify in the law: Voluntary judges must also stand up for the liberal-democratic fundamental order. Hubig announced the reform in June. #Schröder #Putin #Demokratie (translated)
Nightglow Klarname wrote that, despite being vaccinated, the person experienced this time as fascism and will continue to name those responsible. Injustice does not become obsolete through silence, Klarname stated. https://t.co/FOEZ1FeKvt #Impfung #Freiheit #Menschenrechte (translated)
Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te called on democracies in the Indo-Pacific to support Taiwan's freedom and right to exist against Chinese threats on the occasion of the National Holiday and emphasized that violence must not take precedence over rules. #Taiwan #China #Demokratie (translated)
"The right of the people of Taiwan to exist must be respected," Lai said today in a speech for National Day. #Taiwan #China #Freiheit (translated)
Taiwan demands a clear stance from the international community against China's threats and emphasizes the right to freedom and peace while building up its defense capabilities and at the same time capitalizing on the economic boom in the AI and chip industry. #Taiwan #China #Freiheit (translated)
