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Kolja Barghoorn wrote that he laughed a lot this week because, according to him, the AfD has achieved great successes and his friends have won numerous lawsuits. He was particularly amused that Thuringia's Interior Minister criticized the use of AI by the AfD, while specifically highlighting the Minister's origin from Thuringia. #Thüringen #AfD #Politik (translated)

Sander Sassen wrote that the Kremlin must be laughing hard by now. He urged the CDS and Defense not to make themselves look ridiculous any longer and wondered if tanks would soon be painted in rainbow colors, if queer people would be allowed to wear skirts over their uniforms, and if pink would become the new green. (translated)

Vautrin asserted that the latest news showed, according to him, that the Germans were abandoning France on the "future tank" project. He also criticized Ecosia for having replaced Mistral with Chinese models while criticizing French nuclear power for environmental reasons, and accused the company of deception. He strongly criticized the supporters of the "Franco-German couple," claiming that they were going to become his pet peeve and insulting them. Finally, he called for an end to being lenient towards Germany and letting everything slide. #Europe #politique #France (translated)

Susanne wrote that she had to laugh at a budget debate in which Tijs van den Brink (CDA) unintentionally embarrassed Heera Dijk (D66) according to her. Dijk had said she was happy that financial coverage had been found, but according to Susanne, she could not explain what that coverage consisted of. She wrote that Ingrid Michon, whom she referred to as VVD president, came to Dijk's aid and that VVD minister Van der Burg laughed off the discomfort. Susanne called that partisan and compared the performance of D66 and the VVD in a mocking manner. #BegrotingKoninkrijksrelaties #TweedeKamer #TweedeKamer #Politiek #Humor (translated)

Symphony wrote that he was 63 on paper, but depending on the situation, sometimes felt 37, 25, or even 104. He also claimed that he could suddenly take on the age of 14 again out of anger. According to Symphony, someone carries all previous versions of themselves: from the amazed child and the love-struck boy to the older person who knew how precious time was. A song from the 80s could bring that person back to the summer when they were 17, with friends in a field and the feeling that the future was still endlessly far away. Symphony wrote that the boy had never completely disappeared and that getting older might mean carrying more and more lives with you. An old song could make that person feel 17 again, if only for three minutes — but now with the realization of how special that time was. #ouderworden #herinneringen #tijd (translated)

Marcus Cicero asked the prime minister if he was aware that Ukrainians were also targeting Russian objectives, that there was a war, and that such things were, in his opinion, normal during wartime. He said that the prime minister should go shake hands with the person he had been laughing with in the photo, referring to that person in a derogatory manner. Cicero also stated that the prime minister could do nothing. #Oorlog #Oekraïne #Politiek (translated)

The author accused the FPÖ of having a contract with Vladimir Putin and treating him as a partner. He claimed that Putin attacks schools and hospitals daily to terrorize and kill children. He insulted the recipient as a Putin supporter and urged him to be ashamed. Furthermore, he criticized Bela Dagmar for apparently finding this funny. #Putin #FPÖ #Kindermörder #AT #RU (translated)

Jan B. Hommel wrote that he normally did not share anything from GeenStijl, but this time he made an exception. He stated that the victims of the allowance scandal had still not been given justice and that Agaath Cleyndert had already found a lucrative job again. According to Hommel, thousands of documents had remained hidden and parents and children had suffered greatly. He expressed fierce anger and used derogatory language for those involved. He also stated that they should receive a minimal allowance and should be kept away from government positions. Hommel mentioned Pieter Omtzigt and Renske Leijten. #Toeslagenaffaire #Onrecht #MaatschappelijkeImpact (translated)

Martin Sellner reported that a Vienna watchmaker spoke to him in a café, thanked him for his work, and treated him to a small beer. Sellner wrote that he was working there on the final steps of a demographic dashboard for the Remigration Institute and mistakenly thought the Viennese group at the neighboring table, because of their dialect, might be the last "true Viennese" in the district. He stated that the encounter had enriched him more than politicians from the established parties and their expenses. The offered beer was more valuable to him than the insignia he described as corrupt and depraved. He accused the politicians of despising and replacing the people, and announced that he would continue until the country was reclaimed. #Wien #Dankbarkeit #Bier (translated)

Udo Bönstrup wrote that Europe had justified for years that it needed these people, claiming they took on jobs for which supposedly no one could be found locally. He described the situation in France as increasingly burdensome for the welfare state and accused a generation of lacking respect for the country. He also referenced scenes where a firefighter fought for his life while bystanders filmed and laughed. Germany is observing closely what is going wrong in France, Bönstrup wrote ironically, only to later follow the same path and be surprised afterward. #Europa #Sozialstaat #Gesellschaft (translated)