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The first East German post-migrant film festival "Kino Central" in Werdau, organized by descendants of Vietnamese contract workers, focuses on the themes of identity and belonging and presents works by East German filmmakers in response to rising racism and the need to defend one's homeland. #KinoCentral #Ostdeutschland #Postmigration (translated)

Julian Adrat wrote that last year, for the first time, more Germans emigrated to Poland than vice versa. At the same time, he accused unspecified actors of deliberately exposing the homeland to an order portrayed as barbaric and called for people to wake up. https://t.co/TRLTjgBxTX #Migration #Deutschland #Polen (translated)

German Shepherd wrote that there is great excitement in Berlin. The "Project M1llion" is committed to peace, homeland, and affordable living with great effort. In addition, numerous black-red-golden and peace flags were seen, which he described as wonderful. https://t.co/rKpmDSy7mU #Berlin #Frieden #ProjektM1llion (translated)

GFrei.News reported that Tobias Rausch's open letter addressed an important detail of the BMW affair: If BMW withdrew the leasing offer for the position on the day of Rausch's election as President of the State Parliament, this was a message both to the AfD and to the public. GFrei.News regarded this as political discrimination in the sense of the Basic Law and referred to Article 3, Paragraph 3, Sentence 1, as well as Article 33, Paragraphs 2 and 3. The author noted that these constitutional provisions only obligated legislation, executive power, and jurisdiction, as they represent the people's defensive rights against the state. Nevertheless, behavior in accordance with the Basic Law is a benchmark for moral and civic conduct. Measured against this, BMW, in the view of GFrei.News, behaves not only unconstitutionally but also disgracefully. #BMWAffäre #Grundgesetz #PolitischeDiskriminierung (translated)

Nico Lange criticized a proposal by AfD and BSW in the state parliament of Saxony-Anhalt regarding peace talks. He wrote that Russia had attacked Ukraine and should not be rewarded for it. Ukraine has been ready for an unconditional and comprehensive ceasefire since March 2025, but Russia has not been so far. Therefore, pressure must be exerted on Moscow, Lange said. Arms deliveries do not necessarily extend the war, he argued. Germany is supplying air defense systems and ammunition that protect people and infrastructure. Ending support could weaken Ukraine's defense and make further waves of migration to Germany more likely. Lange also considered a complete lifting of sanctions against Russia before negotiations to be diplomatically unprofessional. The federal government supports a negotiated end to the war; it is crucial to move Russia towards a sustainable ceasefire and serious talks, he wrote. #Frieden #UkrainischerKonflikt #Diplomatie (translated)

Stefan Homburg wrote that Pistorius used the term "homeland protection division" instead of a description as a major association in a cosmopolitan Central European settlement area. Homburg accused Pistorius of sacrificing and deceiving his compatriots. He said he recognized such behavior from the time of compulsory vaccination and described it as perverse. #Heimatschutz #Politik #Impfzwang (translated)

Oliver Gorus accused the Greens of driving up energy costs with their policies, thereby promoting corporate bankruptcies. He cited Kahla as a current example. Additionally, he criticized the Greens' reaction, which referred to the situation as sad news, mentioning the concept of home. #Energiekosten #Unternehmen #Politik (translated)

The author asked if the SPD would "sing" that evening and wrote that a foreign woman in North Rhine-Westphalia had declared her support for the AfD and deportations on WDR. He pointed out that her family had been working hard for 50 years. The woman had stated that those who do not work should leave. The WDR, which he referred to as the home station of Georg Restle, allowed her to finish speaking. https://t.co/NlKyRsW9ls #SPD #NRW #AfD (translated)

René Springer wrote that employees of job centers reported daily about Ukrainians who received basic income support and subsequently traveled to Ukraine to work there. He said that these trips home were initially denied; later, Correctiv reported on it, and the federal government acknowledged it. Springer suggested that bus companies should maintain passenger lists that would be cross-referenced with the data of benefit recipients at the job centers. Anyone traveling to Ukraine, according to his plan, should receive a re-entry ban. He estimated the damage at a double-digit billion amount. #Soziales #Arbeitsmarkt #Flüchtlingspolitik (translated)

Larissa Fußer wrote that the atrocities of October 7 are not remembered by large parts of the public as they occurred. In her view, the narrative of the terrorists as victims, portraying the actions of Hamas as resistance against oppression, has taken hold too quickly. On the anniversary, she wrote about her disgust at the rising anti-Semitism, even in her hometown. Furthermore, she addressed that many people, including many on the right, do not see that the Israelis are also defending the way of life of the West in the Middle East. https://t.co/lTpsc9oISs #Antisemitismus #Solidarität #Gedenken (translated)

Osiwahn wrote that AfD supporters celebrated the billionaire Theo Müller as a representative of their values. Now, Müller’s company is closing in the east because the business there is no longer profitable, he stated. Osiwahn argued that the AfD is not the party of the common man and Müller’s commitment to the homeland only goes as far as it is compatible with returns. #AfD #TheoMüller #Wirtschaft (translated)

The author accused Alice Weidel of acting as a mouthpiece for Putin. With her statement that Ukraine threatens security, she, according to his representation, repeats the line of the Russian president, whom he accused of child murder. He believes that Austria's sister party, the FPÖ, regularly echoes directives from the Kremlin. He called this a betrayal of the homeland. #Ukraine #Kreml #Verrat #UA #RU #AT (translated)

The author of the article accused Susanne Fürst of lying. He wrote that Vladimir Putin had never been willing to end the war and had again declared his desire to continue fighting. Moreover, he accused the FPÖ of betraying the security interests of the homeland and asked Christian Stocker whether the People’s Party really wanted to coalition with such individuals. #Frieden #Politik #Österreich #AT #RU (translated)

The author of the post wrote that a German citizen of Iranian descent had written an anti-homeland novel about repressed Nazi guilt in the Hunsrück and received the German Book Prize for it. She called it predictable and cheap and wrote that everything is at the end. #DeutscherBuchpreis #Literatur #NSVergangenheit #DE #IR (translated)

The AfD faction in the Bundestag criticized Chancellor Merz's trip to Ukraine shortly after the Day of German Unity. The foreign policy spokesman for the faction, Markus Frohnmaier, stated that Merz wanted to pledge hundreds of millions of euros in taxpayer money there again. At the same time, he accused the federal government of making cuts in healthcare and nursing services domestically while supporting Ukraine with funds. Frohnmaier also referred to his representation of underfunded municipalities, daycare centers, and schools, as well as a dilapidated infrastructure. The AfD faction rejects what it sees as endless funding and armament and demands that taxpayer money be used for German bridges, energy supply, and municipalities. Instead of costly public relations during trips abroad, Frohnmaier stated that there needs to be a foreign policy that prioritizes German interests and diplomatic initiatives to end the war. #Deutschland #Ukraine #Politik (translated)

Nicole Höchst wrote that Black-Red-Gold provides everyone with a common flag under which they could unite despite their differences; no additional flags are necessary. The colors stand for unity, justice, and freedom, and are at the same time a promise and a mandate. She stated that she loves her homeland and wants children to grow up there safely and freely and have a promising future. Standing up for this is worthwhile, she wrote. The image has been edited with ChatGPT. #Deutschlandsflagge #Einigkeit #Heimatliebe (translated)

Savers' enemies wrote that last year 288,000 Germans emigrated - a record number. At the same time, 800,000 foreigners left Germany; Poles, Romanians, and Bulgarians were overrepresented among them. Foreign workers left Germany, he wrote. Security, taxes, levies, and living costs made it less attractive to leave their homeland and work in Germany. #Migration #Deutschland #Arbeitsmarkt (translated)