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The critics of the savings book enemies stated that those who had used the dismissed Bundestag to push through the largest new debt in post-war history in Parliament should not constantly refer to themselves as a democratic party in talk shows. The approach was undemocratic and displayed corrupt tendencies, the author wrote. #Demokratie #Politik #Deutschland (translated)

The Australian exchange student wrote that CDU supporters on X are, in his opinion, indifferent to record naturalizations, imposed trillion-dollar debts, the "industrial decay," open borders, and the pension system. In contrast, there are sharp reactions when someone criticizes Kiev's "golden corruption calf." He hopes that this embarrassing spectacle, in his view, will come to an end soon. #Politik #CDU #Korruption (translated)

The Australian exchange student wrote that the last presidential election in Ukraine took place in 2019 and that Zelensky has been ruling for more than two years without democratic legitimacy. He claimed that gray vans were dragging young people off the street in broad daylight and that since the scandal involving golden toilets, corruption affairs have lined up in Kyiv. The government neither defends his freedom nor his interests, he wrote. Furthermore, he hoped that Trump would finally withdraw his support from them. #Ukraine #Korruption #Demokratie (translated)

Mika Merano wrote that it was not about class but corruption. He claimed that Members of Parliament, other significant and former politicians, and their close circles received rewards on the boards of associations funded by tax money or directed funds to their own projects. According to Merano, organizational subsidies and, for example, the funds used for Garden Helsinki were taken from elsewhere and were also reflected in the support received by poor families living on subsidies. He accused politicians of pursuing their own and their close circles' interests and expressed his anger towards such activities. #korruptio #politiikka #veronmaksajat (translated)

Lexa wrote that Elon Musk stated on October 10, 2026, that Volodymyr Zelensky was "going too far." Musk repeatedly demanded that Ukraine hold elections and claimed that Zelensky would lose in a landslide and was clinging to power due to the endless war. Additionally, Musk referred to the war as an endless corruption meat grinder and suggested offering Zelensky amnesty in a neutral country to facilitate a peaceful democratic transition. Lexa asked whether Zelensky should actually be protected from just punishment. #Kriegsrecht #Demokratie #Korruption (translated)

Joni Juusela wrote that it was not surprising to him that those who fought for Rälssi™ were not selfless defenders of the weak, but rather pursued their own financial interests. He compared the situation to a politician owning a company and directing taxpayers' money to it. #Rälssi #politiikka #korruptio (translated)

Arto Koskelo claimed that some Members of the European Parliament had accepted corrupt money from Qatar, although not all had. He assessed that this could be reflected in votes concerning Islamists and wrote that terrorism took precedence over everything else. #korruptio #terrorismi #EU (translated)

The article cited the HAZ, stating that SPD parliamentary group leader Politze had asked Garg to pay the €9,900 reimbursed by Steffen Krach (SPD) again – this time more discreetly. Furthermore, the author claimed that Politze had operated a shell company with his wife, through which an SPD councilwoman had been able to receive loss of earnings. https://t.co/pVTOB3hCwn #Politik #SPD #Korruption #DE (translated)

Baha summarized the week of the SPD with several accusations: A faction leader in Lower Saxony had resigned due to corruption, negotiations were taking place in Berlin with left-wing extremists regarding anti-Semitism, and Schröder had celebrated his birthday with Putin. Additionally, European Parliament members had voted against combating Islamism. Finally, Baha pointed out that Pistorius had been standing on a crate. #SPD #Korruption #Antisemitismus (translated)

The author said they would push for a legally constituted Presidential Inquiry Commission in Austria to bring transparency to Russian and Ukrainian oligarch networks, assets, influence structures, corruption allegations and possible safe-haven arrangements. https://t.co/gosVEGkKL9 #Österreich #Korruption #Transparenz #AT #RU #UA

The author argued that Vienna should not become a refuge for elites avoiding accountability. They wrote that Austria had become a home or transit point for several prominent Ukrainian businessmen and former officials linked to criminal, corruption, sanctions or asset-recovery proceedings, and referred to cases presented in a linked document. https://t.co/nGSAxlkgZd #Wien #Korruption #Rechtstaat #AT #UA

As Prime Minister of the national government, I am proud that in Hungary, we have successfully put an end to and eliminated Europe’s biggest corruption scandal—the financial operations of the Ukrainian mafia, Viktor Orbán wrote in a statement sent to MTI. #Orbán #korruptió #UkránPénzszállítás (translated)

Viktor Orbán stated that the government did not give instructions to check the Ukrainian cash shipment and praised the work of the relevant authorities, while the defense minister held the former prime minister accountable for responsibility. #Orbán #korruptió #UkránPénzszállítás (translated)

Ralf Fuecks contrasted the purchasability of a former German chancellor, which he lamented, with the unscrupulousness of a family-owned business. He asked why German authorities were not taking action against the owners of Globus for aiding the Russian war of aggression. #Politik #Deutschland #Korruption (translated)

The X-author Klartext from Munich claimed that 288 million euros of German tax money would benefit the gold mines of the mining company Endeavour Mining in Senegal. Its largest shareholder is the asset manager BlackRock, for whose German branch Friedrich Merz had worked. During a recent appearance in the Bundestag, Merz defended development aid, arguing that wealthy countries need to contribute to the stability of other regions, the author wrote. He criticized that while debts are being serviced domestically and roads and bridges decayed, German tax money is being used abroad. He also referred to voices from the opposition that spoke of a misallocation of funds and raised allegations of corruption. https://t.co/YXelzFfb40 #Klöckner #Lanz #Koalition #Dienstwagen #Demokratie #Schröder #Landesverrat #Steuergelder #Entwicklungshilfe #Demokratie (translated)