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The user wrote that the AfD probably prefers to drive a Lada from Russia. He explained that such moments made it hard for him to take the established parties seriously and criticized that a low level, in his opinion, was displayed for a cheap laugh. The post contained the hashtags Söder and Miosga. #Söder #Miosga https://t.co/xf01g2oefO #AfD #Politik #Deutschland (translated)

Julian Adrat criticized Markus Söder's appearance on "Miosga." Söder had said there that the AfD, as the largest opposition party in Bavaria, had a claim to two committee chair positions but was "not elected" for that. Afterwards, Söder accused AfD members of believing in a flat Earth. Adrat asked why the public had to pay for such content. #AfD #Politik #Bayern (translated)

Julian Adrat criticized that Markus Söder had claimed in the program "Miosga" without contest that the AfD was hostile to the disabled and "brutally right" in Bavaria. Miosga referred to Adrat in a derogatory manner. Adrat countered Söder's statement with a series of his own examples, which he labeled as "not normal." These included the blowing up of nuclear power plants, prison sentences for internet memes, and centuries of debt approved by a dismissed parliament. He also mentioned transforming Christmas markets into fortresses, citizen income payments to foreigners, the handling of billions for masks, the purchase of babies, and calls for rocket attacks on Moscow. As further examples, Adrat cited the expansion of wind and solar plants, bike paths in Peru, the training of trans-rickshaw drivers in India, and 130,000 foreigners who roamed freely despite arrest warrants. In conclusion, he criticized that citizens had to finance the programs under threat of imprisonment. #Politik #AfD #Gesellschaft (translated)

Peter Borbe wrote that Söder explicitly opposed collaboration with the AfD during "Miosga." In the other 15 federal states, however, the CDU has no Free Voters with whom they could comfortably form majorities. If they want to avoid the AfD, according to Borbe, only left-wing parties remain there. #Politik #CDU #AfD (translated)

Peter Borbe criticized Markus Söder's statement regarding the BMW affair concerning a denied leasing contract for the President of the State Parliament of Saxony-Anhalt. Söder had said on "Miosga" that the AfD could not care less, as they would rather drive Russian Ladas. Borbe described the comment as nearly unbeatable in terms of stupidity and asked whether Söder had switched to comedy. #BMW #Politik #SachsenAnhalt (translated)

Regina Laska criticized that Michail Swintschuk, despite his inclusion on the EU sanctions list in June 2023, apparently managed to travel from Germany to Bosnia and Herzegovina. According to Bosnian media, the founder of the Russian propaganda channel Rybar flew from Memmingen Airport to Sarajevo on October 2. The Bosnian portal Detector reported that he had been arrested a few days later in Montenegro and expelled for reasons of national security. During the arrest, the police seized high-resolution cameras, a drone, and several cell phones; it was unclear whether Swintschuk had these with him in Memmingen. Laska pointed out that, according to her account, Swintschuk is subject to an EU entry ban and is not allowed to enter or transit EU territory. Since a flight from Memmingen to Sarajevo leads over a Schengen external border, she asked how Swintschuk got to Germany, who issued him a visa, and whether his sanctioning had been recognized upon departure. According to Laska, there has been no confirmation of the trip by German authorities so far. She contrasted border controls at Memmingen Airport with those ordered by Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt (CSU) at the Austrian border. There, small cars are searched for refugees, whereas Swintschuk, according to her account, departed from the airport. She also pointed out that the Bavarian border police, which conducts checks at the airport, was established in 2018 by Markus Söder. Laska expressed outrage over what Russian nationals are still allowed to do in Germany and ironically asked whether RT chief Margarita Simonjan could soon book a wellness vacation in Garmisch. #EUSanktionen #Russland #Einreiseverbot (translated)

Mr. Husis wrote that Jimmie Åkesson had recently said in a debate article that the Sweden Democrats should become more like the party had been in the past. He recommended that the party leadership study Björn Söder's actions from 2013 as an example of how political statements that denied the existence of Swedes could be responded to. According to Mr. Husis, that stance was what gave the party a justification for existence, rather than becoming a pale copy of the Moderates. #politik #Sverige #SD (translated)

Ringvägens Finest wrote that Djurgården's own supporter bar was forced to keep closed on match day against Hammarby, in an area that the club, according to the post, saw as home ground. The post described Hammarby IF as the team from the southern suburbs. #DIF #Hammarby #Allsvenskan (translated)

The author wrote that BMW withdrew the official vehicle from the AfD state parliament president on election day. The corporation remains silent on the issue, while Markus Söder smirked, he claimed. He referred to the incident as a political act and criticized that the board calls right-wing populism "poison," but benefits from German customers. Furthermore, he accused BMW of sorting customers based on a not further specified criterion and referred to a link. https://t.co/FLqzPKCS2V #BMW #AfD #Politik #DE (translated)

Red-Green-Red in Berlin would be an absolute taboo. Söder warns of a historical dam break and criticizes the Berlin negotiators, saying to BILD: "Red-Green-Red in Berlin would be an absolute taboo. For the first time in the post-war history of our country, a party that is partly anti-Semitic and critical of the police would lead a state government. It is shameful that the Berlin SPD and Greens want to go along with this. There can be no compromises when it comes to anti-Semitism – especially not any rotten ones. This betrays central values of our democracy." #CSU #BerlinKoalition #Antisemitismus (translated)

Markus Söder, the Minister President of Bavaria, warns of a possible breaking of taboos in Berlin if a government coalition consisting of the Left Party, SPD, and Greens comes into being, and announces that there will be financial consequences for the capital if democratic values are not upheld. #CSU #BerlinKoalition #Antisemitismus (translated)

Simon Betschinger referred to a BILD report stating that Markus Söder wants to turn off the money tap for Berlin. The report warned that this would betray democratic values and labeled the Left as partly anti-Semitic and critical of the police. Betschinger demanded an immediate halt to the state financial equalization. He wrote that the Left primarily aims to take money away from hardworking and diligent people. He argued that it is unacceptable for citizens in Bavaria to pay for kindergarten places in their own federal state as well as for free childcare in Berlin. #Söder #Demokratie #Finanzausgleich (translated)