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Morlock No. 2 wrote that, according to his depiction, only the state and the arms industry benefit from German economic growth. He compared the development to a coffee trip where the money is gone, and in return, one gets worthless goods. https://t.co/MgaL2fhDaP #Wirtschaft #Staat #Rüstung (translated)

Regina Laska wrote that Henry Lindo had sent her a screenshot in the morning, in which Russia complained about Ukrainian hacker groups. The name "LASKA" had also appeared in it, which jokingly led her to check her intelligence connections. According to Laska, her namesakes were working with the Ukrainian military intelligence and, according to their information, had significantly weakened Russia's defense industry and obtained important information. Kyrylo Budanov awarded them the Bohdan Khmelnytskyi Order of the 3rd Class for this. The announcement was dated March 4, 2025, her 60th birthday, she wrote. Laska noted that "Láska" means love in Czech. She added jokingly that her future complaints about Putin should be treated with caution before asking Moneypenny for coffee. #Laska #Ukraine #Russland (translated)

"I understand everyone who is angry that we only dealt with ourselves," Kucher said. "Babler is the present of the government. We are the future of the party." Kucher summarized, "What Markus Marterbauer will do is decided solely by Markus Marterbauer," Kucher said. "I will go for coffee with him," Kucher said. #SPÖ #Parteispitze #Einigkeit (translated)

Kai Nielsen jokingly asked whether it was about the political center and clarified that he meant the middle of the table. Seriously, he added that it was normal for him and his seat neighbor Pries from the AfD to talk to each other and drink coffee before meetings. It would be terrible if that were no longer possible in local politics, wrote Nielsen. #Kommunalpolitik #Gesprächskultur #Miteinander (translated)

Viktor Barth-Kron criticized a DN columnist who, according to him, lamented the existence of political conflicts in the Swedish parliament. He questioned the description of the time after the speaker election as a "bloodthirsty spiral of revenge" and wrote that the Social Democrats had been grumpy for a couple of days and that Ida Gabrielsson had talked about coffee. https://t.co/amlhFicfSw #politik #Sverige #DNkolumnist (translated)

Viktor Barth-Kron wondered if it might be good to settle the long-standing red-green conflict once and for all. He asked whether it should happen before or after a snap election, which, as he wrote, was in the constitution for a reason. https://t.co/LFONNw7ez2 #politik #extraval #konflikt (translated)

Jonathan Levi questioned why the team did not prioritize skipping the Nations League, as he believed that qualifying for the World Cup was more difficult than for the European Championship. He suggested that the team should drop down to Division C and mentioned Estonia and Moldova. According to Levi, this would guarantee a spot in the World Cup playoff. #NationsLeague #VM2026 #Fotboll (translated)

Michael wrote that in Germany a large legal action is being taken over 20 euros, while others like Spahn are not being prosecuted despite allegations amounting to billions. In the case he described, an 80-year-old man gave 20 euros for the coffee fund in a card to the ambulance service that had taken his wife to the hospital after she collapsed. The district did not return the money but forwarded it to the public prosecutor's office for corruption. As a result, an investigation was initiated against the couple for granting advantages. The husband was supposed to have the proceedings dismissed for a fee of 20 euros, which according to Michael would have meant admitting the crime. He refused. The local court rejected the admission of the charge, viewing the gesture as innocent and the accusation as disconnected from reality. Nevertheless, the public prosecutor appealed to the regional court and failed there. The costs are borne by the state, Michael wrote. #Deutschland #Korruption #Rechtssystem (translated)

Thand Ringqvist continues the track on that “we have a new coalition with V and M” that now must be tested. Okay? 1. In light of the upset tones from the C leader, in such a non-political issue as a speaker election, it should be established that C will never join the Tidö coalition, SD ministers or not. Since even a vote for Norlén seems to be a red line for C. 2. Will V now be favored by S and try to be lured back? Since according to them, it is us and not C, who are part of this “coalition?” Kingmaker in the middle, etc.? 3. Can’t Thand Ringqvist, like Annie Lööf in 2018, get the exploratory mission? It could go as smoothly as possible! It’s unnecessary for others to explore when she has the answer within her. I mean, she doesn’t even need to meet anyone, barely go out, just decide which side she wants to govern with. Voila! Sweden has a new government, and we save on coffee and the bun too! #svpol #koalition #talmansval (translated)

The Swedes have taken the land, allowed mines and wind power where the reindeer should roam, sent the children to boarding schools, and said that we should become like everyone else. What have they really done for us?! ... – The healthcare. – Oh. The healthcare. – The schools. And that the children actually learn to read, even if it was initially in the wrong language. – The roads. And that one can get around even when it’s thirty below and dark for five months. – The power grid. The internet. That one can sit in a tent and send emails to the County Administrative Board. – Child benefits. The pension. That one doesn't have to choose between starving or completely giving up the reindeer. – The Sámi Parliament. – The right to complain loudly without being shot. That’s something. ... – Okay. But apart from the healthcare, the schools, the roads, the electricity, the internet, the child benefits, the pension, the Sámi Parliament, and freedom of speech... what have the Swedes ever done for us? – The helicopters? – And the coffee. – Yes. They should get credit for the coffee. #SvenskHistoria #SamiskKultur #Yttrandefrihet (translated)

The coffee has become expensive. But I am still quite satisfied with the situation that has arisen after the election. Why? Because, to put it bluntly, Jonson and Strömmer are still in place. And politics is in place: defense decisions, financing, NATO membership, and the criminal policy reforms. Even a transitional government can and should handle the security problems that arise. So by all means: continue to assert red lines. While the aforementioned gentlemen and their subordinate authorities - full of competence and patriotism - do the job. It works for now. If not indefinitely. And even this Wednesday, one can buy an espresso in a paper cup and experience a ray of pale sun around Helgeandsholmen. #Politik #Sverige #Kaffe (translated)

Lightning makes #Bitcoin a means of payment for everyday transactions: immediately, almost without fees, even for a few cents. According to the new draft law from the Federal Ministry of Finance, each of these payments would be a taxable event. Every payment made with Bitcoin is considered a sale. For every coffee, one must determine the profit and pay 25 percent tax, without a de minimis threshold. Those who use Lightning will thus have hundreds of taxable events in a year. The exchange against other cryptocurrencies is also taxed, even if no euro is involved. In this context, the ministry itself describes Bitcoin as a "means of exchange." Those who define Bitcoin this way and then tax every exchange turn ordinary users into tax offenders against their will. After all, no one can accurately account for hundreds of small payments. Innovation will then take place elsewhere, just not in Germany. #HoldingPeriod #Haltefrist #Bitcoin #Kryptowährung #Steuern (translated)

The throat is a woman that @Centerpartiet has brought directly from 2012. She hasn’t understood anything of Sweden’s development since then. She is like the Bromma mom who thinks she will become popular among the coffee latte moms in the neighborhood if she distances herself from SD. https://t.co/6KNSeWAL20 #politik #Sverige #Centerpartiet (translated)