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Max Stirner wrote that he might publish fewer contributions in the near future because the Russian data center where he claims to live as a bot was struck by the Ukrainians. Now they are using North Korean servers, for which he cannot guarantee their reliability. #Russland #UkrainischerKonflikt #Technologie (translated)

According to South Korean and Japanese authorities, North Korea has again fired several ballistic missiles from the area around Pyongyang, which flew 900 kilometers toward the Japanese Sea, while the reasons for the test remain unclear. #Nordkorea #Südkorea #Raketenabwehr (translated)

NIUS commentator Hartmann described BMW's actions as "own goal of the week." The manufacturer withdrew its leasing offer for the President of the State Parliament of Saxony-Anhalt after the AfD politician Tobias Rausch was elected to the office. Hartmann countered that BMW had no concerns about customers like the Libyan dictator Muammar al-Gaddafi. North Korea's ruler Kim Jong Il was also allowed to appear with a BMW from the 7 Series. https://t.co/H5YCu44SDC #BMW #Politik #Kontroversen (translated)

Anna wrote that Donald Trump announced on Truth Social the delivery of 4.8 million tons of Russian diesel. The agreement was made during a phone call with Vladimir Putin, whose army is bombing Kyiv. The price of diesel is over $6, also due to Trump's Iran war, Anna wrote. This became a problem for him before the midterms. In September, Trump blamed Volodymyr Zelenskyy for attacking Russian refineries; now he is catering to Putin, according to her account. Russia imposed its diesel export ban because of exactly these attacks. Putin said eight days earlier that the diesel could not be sold abroad due to sanctions. Trump did not mention the sanctions in his announcement; whether the Kremlin confirms the stated amounts is unclear, Anna wrote. She contrasted this with the original justification for the Iran war: saving Iranians and making the world safer. Meanwhile, nobody talks about the Iranians anymore, while North Korea flatters Trump and Russia supplies him. Anna asked what a president fights for who flatters Kim Jong Un, bombs Iran, demands the largest island from Denmark, and orders diesel from Putin. In her assessment, the USA is currently dancing at all weddings at the same time. Anna cited AP and The Hill from October 9 and CNN from September 15 as sources. #Trump #Putin #Dieselpreise (translated)

Mattes Ezman wrote to Nikolaus Blome that no one had claimed it was a human right. In his opinion, politicians should pay for their cars as well as hairdressing and makeup costs themselves. Then everyone would be helped, he said. Furthermore, he expressed his surprise that BMW supplies North Korea but not the AfD. #Politik #Menschenrechte #BMW (translated)

Jörg Friedrich described Thuringia's Prime Minister Mario Voigt as a fraud and wrote that his official car is a BMW 740 xDrive with a diesel engine. BMW had not canceled the order for the successor vehicle; Friedrich characterized the car disparagingly as a mafia vehicle. He referred to other rulers with BMW vehicles: Libya's dictator Muammar al-Gaddafi owned an armored 7 Series, and several BMWs of this model were found in the abandoned car collection of the Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad. There were reports in 2019 about the delivery of around 120 BMWs for the King of Eswatini, Mswati III, and his family. North Korea's ruler Kim Jong-un was also seen in a Rolls-Royce Phantom in 2018, Friedrich wrote, noting that the brand belongs to the BMW Group. Finally, Friedrich asked whether the AfD is not getting a BMW and addressed Elon. #BMW #Politik #Korruption (translated)

capable of changing its trajectory at low altitudes and AI has been integrated into it. The rocket launched on Saturday is "capable of changing its trajectory at low altitudes and AI has been integrated into it," said Kim Yo-jong, the influential sister of ruler Kim Jong-un. #Nordkorea #RaketenTest #KünstlicheIntelligenz (translated)