Search

Björn Harms announced that his new book "The Asylum Complex" would be available in stores the following day; he already had some freshly printed copies in hand. He wrote that the book includes, among other things, a detailed overall calculation of the asylum costs of past years and an overview of the number of asylum accommodations in Germany. According to him, the federal government does not know this number. According to Harms, the book also addresses real estate companies and hoteliers who earn millions by renting to the state, as well as home operators, welfare associations, lawyer networks, and state companies that benefit from the growing market or mass immigration. He announced interviews with insiders from the social industry and the real estate market, as well as insights into asylum NGOs, refugee councils, and million-euro funding programs from the EU and the federal government. Additionally, the book aims to address legal questions related to the topic of asylum. Harms requested feedback on the book. #Asylkomplex #Buchneuerscheinung #Asylpolitik (translated)

Critical Cat wrote that ARD fact-checkers presented burning churches and vandalism as an invention of a Christian NGO. At the same time, the author accused the public broadcaster of reaching a new low in hate against Christians and referred to a link to the fact check in the comments. https://t.co/yJJ1OdNZwS #FakeNews #Christen #Vandalismus (translated)

Techaktien wrote that Lars Klingbeil takes something away from the workers and distributes it, among others, to people whom the author described as unwilling to work or as social fraudsters, as well as to criminals, abroad, and to NGOs. Furthermore, he accused Klingbeil of serving himself. Techaktien labeled this as class struggle against the working class, accused the SPD of plundering Germany, and stated that the CDU and CSU were complicit in this. https://t.co/mFZl9dRmxn #Klassenkampf #Arbeiterklasse #SPD (translated)

The author presented the Hanoverian SPD party chair and Bundestag member Adis Ahmetovic as another affected individual, after regional president Steffen Krach and the chairman of the SPD parliamentary group, Stefan Politze. Ahmetovic also stood out as a supporter of Hülya Iri (SPD), he wrote; investigations are underway against her NGO for multi-million embezzlement. https://t.co/TkKa0pguCC #SPD #Hannover #Politik #DE (translated)

NIUS reported that a human chain prevented the AfD's deputy president of the state parliament, Tillschneider, from participating in the memorial event for the attack on the synagogue in Halle. An NGO, which according to NIUS benefits from taxpayer money, was also involved in the action. https://t.co/OWA62rqpCM https://t.co/drnoohFGom #Halle #AfD #Menschenkette (translated)

A year after the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, Austrian NGOs are calling on the federal government to take action to encourage Israel to comply with humanitarian international law, in light of the continuing catastrophic humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip. #GazaAbkommen #Waffenstillstand #Menschenrechte (translated)

Almost every child under five in Gaza has become ill in the past three months, and their recovery is being deliberately undermined by conditions arising from the Israeli blockade and attacks on healthcare, according to a report by the NGO Doctors of the World. #Gaza #gezondheid #kinderen (translated)

The author argued that Europe should remain open while guarding against what they described as Islamist entryism exploiting EU funding and institutions. They cited €7.4bn in funding for more than 12,000 NGOs and said it had been distributed amid serious transparency gaps. The author said they had called for stronger scrutiny, cooperation among law-enforcement agencies and zero tolerance for abuse.

Key Pousttchi wrote that it is naive to believe in coincidences. He claimed that the editorial systems of Apollo News and NIUS had been hacked and that the material had subsequently ended up with Correctiv. He referred to parts of the left-green NGO sector as a state-supported criminal organization. #Zufall #Medien #Korruption (translated)

Bart Nijman wrote that Dutch media in 2015 portrayed participants in the Ukrainian referendum, including GeenPeil, as antidemocratic and pro-Putin. Nevertheless, he called the referendum a great success. In 2017, according to him, newspapers and parts of the NPO tried to boycott GeenStijl but were unsuccessful. He also accused the media of labeling critics of Greta Thunberg as climate deniers in 2019 and of presenting support for Black Lives Matter as a civic duty in 2020, while according to him, Zwarte Piet was pressured with unfounded accusations of racism. During the coronavirus pandemic, according to Nijman, the media shielded criticism of the measures and labeled those who deviated as irrational. He argued that this permanently damaged the credibility of the press and trust in its fairness and objectivity. From 2021, he stated that media opposed the farmers' movement with reporting on nitrogen that journalists did not understand sufficiently, and starting in 2022, labeled critics of Ukrainian accession to the EU or NATO's contribution to the escalation as pro-Putin. Nijman wrote that after October 7, 2023, many media condemned Israel and Jews in general and based reporting on genocide and starvation on lies. According to him, the media concealed the reasons for Hamas' attack and subordinated facts to information from NGOs, including Oxfam. He also claimed that journalists who disagreed were not offering enough public dissent, partly because they had to save for a mandatory heat pump in 2028. Furthermore, Nijman accused the media of shifting their own problems onto disinformation and Elon Musk and of leaving X for their own, small online environment. According to him, DPG, RTL, and the NPO imposed standards that many Dutch people did not conform to. He wrote that readers should hate the mainstream media even more and asserted that the free press had again chosen the wrong side on October 7. #Media #Nederland #VrijePers (translated)

Waldemar Hartmann criticized the reactions to the election of Tobias Rausch as the president of the state parliament in Saxony-Anhalt. The federal SPD demonstrated with Boris Pistorius, whom Hartmann referred to as the "war minister," at Bebel-Platz and sang the national anthem. The CDU is looking for "undercover agents" within its own ranks, while NGOs warned and threatened with actions, he wrote. Hartmann saw the actual political scandal in Berlin: SPD and Greens continue to talk with Die Linke about a common political future. He mentioned antisemitism, similarities with criminal clans, and connections to terrorist organizations. The federal SPD points to the responsibility of the state association, while the Greens remained duplicitous, Hartmann wrote. Their position contradicts the importance that the green-left milieu otherwise attributes to the issue of stance. #Demokratie #Politik #Deutschland (translated)

Democracy Didi wrote that it is incomprehensible how the events of the day could take place despite the support of the constitutional protection agency, cultural workers, NGOs, public broadcasting, 80 percent of private media, prosecutors and the judiciary, civil society, as well as numerous studies and experts. #Verfassungsschutz #Kultur #Medien (translated)

Dr. David Lütke wrote that the mutual attacks of Russia and Ukraine were burdening the environment with large amounts of pollutants. In his view, more CO₂ taxes, a speed limit, and lawsuits by state-funded NGOs would fix everything. In conclusion, he thanked Germany. https://t.co/ZOEHqv4NhR #Umweltschutz #RusslandUkraine #CO2Steuer (translated)

Paweł Usiądek wrote that the "Bridges of Ukraine" project was supposed to prepare at least 20 Ukrainian activists in Poland for appearances in Polish media. According to him, the initiative was led by the Ukrainian organization Hołka together with the Warsaw Foundation of the Alliance of Ukrainian Youth "August 24". The program was to include training on the Polish socio-political context, mentoring, and advocacy campaigns, as well as the development of joint messages regarding security, European integration, history, and countering disinformation. Usiądek claimed that the project received support from the International "Renaissance" Fund, which is part of the Open Society Foundations network founded by George Soros. He cited the results of the "Bridges of Solidarity with Ukraine" contest from June 2026, in which — as he wrote — support for the Hołka project was supposed to be described as an action in favor of Ukrainian communities in Poland. He added that an earlier phase of the project operated as an information platform, and funding emerged during the construction of a network of advocates. The author noted that the Foundation of the Alliance of Ukrainian Youth has been operating in Warsaw since September 2025, and its president was Artur Koldomasov. He also pointed out that among the foundation's goals, promoting the interests of Ukrainian youth and increasing the role of Ukrainians in European activism was recorded, and the organization conducted a "Hatred Observatory," monitoring Polish-language statements deemed hostile towards Ukrainians. Usiądek assessed that the project was supposed to serve to promote a common message in Polish media and linked it to the appeal of former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba, who — according to the author — called on Ukrainians abroad to engage in politics and hold influential positions. Finally, he called for a ban on foreign funding for politicized non-governmental organizations in Poland. #Ukraina #Media #Propaganda (translated)