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Kolja Barghoorn wrote that Mrs. Seidlitz did not want to face his critical questions about Hermann Göring. He suspected that the confrontation would have been embarrassing for her, and compared this to his assessment that they considered themselves intellectually superior to him. https://t.co/z8GuKNHZnj #Humor #Gespräch #Kritik (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr wrote that three women came together to 27 percent and thereby essentially declared almost half of the electorate to be intellectually inferior, while pretending to want to save democracy. In his opinion, democracy had already responded to the left-wing women and apparently did not want to subordinate itself to them. https://t.co/uXOuaTI38D #Demokratie #Frauen #Politik (translated)

Marcus Adriano Birro remembers how in 1997, after being selected for a six-month project at Swedish Radio P3, he traveled to Stockholm for radio training together with 24 other young people. On the train, he met Sladjan Osmanagic. Birro recounted that they started talking after Sladjan heard music from The Jesus and Mary Chain that Birro was playing. They became close friends during the training in Stockholm and Gysinge, Birro wrote, and then continued to work together at Swedish Radio in Gothenburg. Sladjan initially worked on Musikjournalen and later became nationally known through Rally in P3. Birro also remembered their long conversations about football and Sladjan's love for Italian football. Birro wrote that Sladjan later invited him to Svenska Fans and supported his way into sports journalism. After the news of Sladjan's death, Birro described him as both uncompromising and warm, expressing sorrow over losing a friend. He also sent love and care to Sladjan's loved ones and wrote that he would raise a glass to his memory. #vänskap #SverigesRadio #fotboll (translated)

Felix Perrefort wrote that plagiarism problems among politicians arise because they write dissertations mainly to enhance their resumes and often lack a serious research interest. Such works are often difficult to read and are rarely read outside of assessments; instead of demonstrating their own intellectual achievements, they convey an appearance of scholarly merit. According to Perrefort, only those who truly want to discover something new should write a dissertation. Only people who want to fully dedicate themselves to science should strive for a doctorate. He described it as indecent to present others with 200 to 400-page texts that are merely obligatory exercises and therefore insignificant. Perrefort questioned which politicians felt the need to profile themselves with a doctoral thesis. He described them as career politicians without a "solid foundation of an acquired profession" and wrote that they neither mastered politics nor science. Mario Voigt embodies this problem particularly strongly, Perrefort claimed, accusing him of being unable to say anything about Auschwitz without AI and of lacking independent thoughts. #Plagiat #Doktortitel #Wissenschaft (translated)

The author wrote that the fundamental future questions of civilization are being discussed in America, while a European contribution is still pending. The political right is called to make this contribution, but must overcome its intellectual limitations and dead ends to do so. #Zukunft #Europa #Politik (translated)

Frédéric Schwilden wrote that El Hotzo has now arrived where he belongs. He pointed out that he has co-signed a public letter of solidarity for the Left Party and Ferat Kocak together with Shurjoka, Quattromilf, and other individuals. Schwilden referred to the signatories as "great intellectuals" and wrote that he likes everything about it. https://t.co/j5v0CqpiJJ #Solidarität #Linkspartei #Intellektuelle (translated)

The author wrote that he had walked through Cambodia and had seen a mural that deeply impressed him. He claimed that communists had committed genocide against their own people and had driven all the inhabitants out of the capital within a few days. Those who could read and write were considered suspicious; he also mentioned teachers and intellectuals. https://t.co/T4jEKNGsPD #Kambodscha #Genozid #Geschichte #KH (translated)

Baha wrote that he increasingly feels like he wants to stop posting on X. Until the election last year, he was proud of the Union and Friedrich Merz; he believed he had overcome the shame from 2021. The Union had known what to do but had not negotiated with the necessary toughness. In this respect, Olaf Scholz was right: the party had been afraid of its own courage. He did not expect the coalition with the SPD and the quick break with previous positions. Initially, he still sought justifications out of loyalty. Meanwhile, he sees chaos, irrationality, and fear in Berlin. Warnings about the SPD as a danger to the Union and about red-red-green ambitions had previously been dismissed; now, RRG is forming, he wrote. A minority government would require a sophisticated strategy, the implementation of which he cannot recognize in the party. In his view, the common sense with which the Union has come back has been lost not because of the voters, but due to a lack of political leadership. He feels hardly bound to the party anymore and can imagine that another decision he considers wrong at the federal level would trigger his exit. Regarding Thuringia, he expressed his disbelief by shaking his head. He also recognizes no learning curve in politics and journalism. #Politik #Union #Wahlen (translated)

Dr. Gunter Link criticized the speech of Federal President Walter Steinmeier on the Day of German Unity. He described it as particularly pitiable, unbearable, and intellectually weak, and accused Steinmeier of causing division. https://t.co/nKNOOhcAE2 #Deutschland #Politik #Rede (translated)

publicomag.com - Magazine for social issues criticized Steinmeier's speech today as intellectually weak. The magazine wrote that the Federal President praised the political establishment and his own environment, insulted voters, and made exaggerated accusations against social media. Moreover, he showed no interest in the question of why more and more citizens distrusted the political class. #Politik #Bundespräsident #ÖffentlicheMeinung (translated)

Jens Ganman in top form, as usual: "I see Ygeman on Aktuellt. He tries to play statesman-like, but unfortunately ... that suit is at least two sizes too big for him. He is too shallow. Lacks intellect, lacks natural authority. Just another one of those boys who joined SSU once upon a time to get laid. He has a suit now, has been a minister, but he fools no one. It's the same sticky marmalade fingers now as then, the same hopeless fumbling with the constitutional situation as with the Meccano and later: the bra straps he never managed to put together at Bommersvik after parties." Read the whole thing at: @JensGanman #Sverige #Politik #JensGanman (translated)