Klaus wrote that servers had gone down in Russia and the AfD-affiliated scene on Twitter had suddenly become barely present. He used a derogatory term for their supporters and explained that this made the platform more pleasant. At the same time, he said it was now becoming clear how high the proportion of Russian bots was there. #Russland #AfD #Twitter (translated)
Dario Schramm wrote that if the report is true, the Ukrainians apparently destroyed one of the important bot centers in Russia just before the midterms. He called it a clever move and added regarding Donald that it was a shame. #Ukraina #Midterms #Schachzug (translated)
LilitThyra wrote that consumers ultimately bear the costs of any price increases and taxes. She described any further expansion of the civil service apparatus as completely excessive. For 2025, she stated that the entire public service would comprise about 12 percent of all employed persons. https://t.co/e4j4snGU6u #Preiserhöhung #Steuern #ÖffentlicherDienst (translated)
According to Heimatgefühl, 89 percent of the people wanted in Germany by arrest warrant are foreigners and 11 percent are Germans. The figures, according to the article, came from a response from the Federal Ministry of the Interior to a request from AfD member of parliament Sebastian Münzenmaier. Heimatgefühl also claimed that among the nearly nine out of ten foreign wanted persons, there are also Germans with a second passport. From the author's perspective, the figures indicate that remigration is important and correct. #Deutschland #Remigration #Haftbefehl (translated)
The author criticized that the German Journalists' Association officially condemned Ulrich Siegmund. The association assessed Siegmund's threats towards Fabian Köster in connection with the abolition of the broadcasting contribution as crossing a line. The author was outraged by this. #Journalismus #Pressefreiheit #Meinungsfreiheit #DE (translated)
The author wrote that Putin continues to have children murdered while right-wing extremists praised his election. He called this the usual madness and referred to a review of the main topics of the week in Strasbourg. https://t.co/MF8DL10Afx #Putin #Rechtsextremismus #Straßburg #RU #DE #FR (translated)
Sky Sport wrote that Füllkrug is back. The forward said he scored the goal for his team and not against them and was glad to leave with a point. He also praised the commitment of the entire team. They gathered strength again at the end, gave everything, and became braver. #SkyBundesliga #Füllkrug #BVBSVW #Füllkrug #SkyBundesliga #Bundesliga (translated)
Andreas M. Höfner wrote that a Syrian did not want to shake hands with a woman at the district office and later sued the Free State of Bavaria. Nevertheless, he claimed that his naturalization had been assured. Höfner described the incident as incomprehensible and called for it to stop. https://t.co/P244O0IT0T #Einbürgerung #Bayern #Integration (translated)
Emanuel Boeminghaus wrote that Porsche delivered 178,532 vehicles worldwide in the first nine months of 2026, 16 percent less than in the same period the previous year with 212,509. In China, sales fell by 33 percent to 21,493 vehicles. Porsche is now losing ground in all markets, he explained. Deliveries of the Taycan fell by 31 percent to 8,699, and the Panamera dropped by about a third to 13,781. The 911, on the other hand, increased by twelve percent. According to Boeminghaus, Porsche is responding with a realignment towards fewer models and higher sales prices. The ongoing sales losses are increasing economic adjustment pressure and uncertainty about the future of the company and its employees, he wrote. He cited Handelsblatt as the source. https://t.co/0VvHt1JNL0 #Porsche #Absatzkrise #Automobilindustrie (translated)
The author wrote that BMW had withdrawn its offer for a company car after the AfD politician Tobias Rausch was elected as the President of the State Parliament in Saxony-Anhalt. It was stated in the article that BMW would not provide the State Parliament President with a vehicle. The author asked what that had to do with democracy. #BMW #Demokratie #SachsenAnhalt #DE #AT (translated)
Wolfgang Kubicki criticized that in Berlin a coalition must first agree on principles for dealing with anti-Semitism and organized crime. This was "complete madness," he wrote, and reminded of a declaration of intent by the same party not to want to build a wall. The Left has always wasted paper. For Berlin under "Red-Red-Green," difficult years are ahead, Kubicki wrote. The alliance stands for uncertainty, fear, and resentment and has little to offer the city. They want to counter that with confidence; he is convinced that the liberal urban society cannot be broken. #Berlin #Politik #Gesellschaft (translated)
The author wrote that the EU is heading towards a crisis, pointing to sharply rising prices and energy costs as well as excessive bureaucracy. He called for the resignation of Ursula von der Leyen and the entire EU Commission and advocated for a system change with more democracy, closer ties to citizens, and common sense. https://t.co/FEhqJenQKg #EU #Demokratie #Bürgernähe #EU #DE (translated)
Oliver Gorus accused the Greens of driving up energy costs with their policies, thereby promoting corporate bankruptcies. He cited Kahla as a current example. Additionally, he criticized the Greens' reaction, which referred to the situation as sad news, mentioning the concept of home. #Energiekosten #Unternehmen #Politik (translated)
Kolja Barghoorn wrote that the police officers in Saxony-Anhalt are "incredibly stable." He bet that 99 percent of them would vote for the far-right AfD. #SachsenAnhalt #Polizei #Wahlen (translated)
NIUS wrote that the medium documents in a continuously updated protocol what it referred to as "madness" in German cities. https://t.co/vKTVsIiI2V https://t.co/FASZIkdnmU #Deutschland #Städte #Aktualität (translated)
The feeling of home referred to the day in Saxony-Anhalt as historic and wrote that Tobias Rausch is the first AfD parliamentary president. Rausch received 48 votes, 29 deputies voted no, and five abstained. The author congratulated Rausch and stated that the political turnaround has begun and anything is possible. #SachsenAnhalt #AfD #Politik (translated)
Simon Betschinger referred to a BILD headline which stated that the government requires 1,000 officials for two new taxes. He estimated the annual costs of the civil service for taxpayers in Germany to be around 242 to 250 billion euros. According to him, over 117 to 130 billion euros are spent annually on salaries, wages, and allowances, as well as around 65.9 to 67 billion euros on retirement benefits. Betschinger described the state as a bureaucratic monster that constantly requires more resources and stated that the extent has long since become unreasonable. #Bürokratie #Steuern #Deutschland (translated)
The author asked whether others noticed that the last major classical People's Party was dying in real time. According to his assessment, the Union is disintegrating between left-wing political opponents, whom he derogatorily referred to, and the firewall. The contribution ended with an incomplete sentence about the Greens. #Politik #Volkspartei #Gesellschaft #DE (translated)
The Kiel shareholder wrote that he does not share all positions of the AfD, but considers a strong party necessary to end the course he described as "left-green madness." Whether the CDU can still manage the curve is now indifferent to him. In conclusion, he wished his followers a good night. #AfD #Politik #Deutschland (translated)
