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Alexander Wallasch

@AlexWallasch wrld.org
German journalist and author
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Alexander Wallasch 3d

The author wrote that Germany supposedly ranked sixth in the World Justice Project (WJP) ranking among 143 countries. He asked who finances the American private organization and who selects the reviewers. #Rechtsstaat #Wirtschaft #Deutschland #DE #US (translated)

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Alexander Wallasch 4d

The author called to keep an eye on TikTok and Springer owner Döpfner, and asked what Ulf Poschardt and Julian Reichelt would say about it. It will be exciting, he wrote, and posed the question of whether Ukrainian actors wanted their own social media platform. #TikTok #SozialeMedien #Ukraine #DE #UA (translated)

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Alexander Wallasch 4d

The article stated that the AfD should not enter the Bielefeld Panda Pharmacy; 450 counter-demonstrators gathered in front of the store. He portrayed Bielefeld as searching for the best medicine against the right and mentioned Elisabeth Kutter from the Panda Pharmacy as well as her video against AfD sympathizers. #AfD #Gegendemonstration #Bielefeld #DE (translated)

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Alexander Wallasch 5d

The author raised the question of Ukrainian involvement in the AfD leak, according to his own statements, even before an interview with "Zeit." The interview confirmed his suspicion that one of the hackers is from Ukraine. He asked who benefits from this and why there is a distraction. #NordStream #AfD #Ukraine #UA (translated)

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Alexander Wallasch 5d

The author referred to German energy policy as being at "borderline level" and wrote that Germany ranked 67th in power supply. According to him, Egypt, Iraq, Cameroon, Mozambique, South Africa, Botswana, and Mongolia ranked ahead of Germany; even Königsberg would laugh about it. Finally, he called energy policy "the most expensive moral," without completing the thought. #Energiepolitik #Deutschland #Stromversorgung #DE #EG #IQ #CM #MU #ZA #BW #MN (translated)

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Alexander Wallasch 5d

The author referred to a new column by Prof. Thomas Rießinger, which is set to appear every Thursday in the future. He wrote that due to the district regulation on overhang mandates, there are 23 additional seats instead of the constitutionally stipulated 130 mandates. Each costs taxpayers around 218,000 euros; he described the additional representatives as unnecessary and estimated the costs at 25 million euros. #Politik #Steuern #Abgeordnete (translated)

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Alexander Wallasch 5d

The author referred to a contribution by Wallasch at Tichys Einblick. According to that, after the AfD data leak, screenshots of supposedly incriminating emails circulated. While these were shared unchecked, Stefan Weber contacted those affected and learned that the emails had never existed. #Journalismus #Medien #AfD #DE (translated)

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Alexander Wallasch 5d

The article quoted plagiarism hunter Dr. Stefan Weber, who assessed that the public sees through a "Nazi trick." In connection with the AfD data leak, screenshots of allegedly incriminating emails are said to be circulating, which, according to the article, are forged and shared uncritically. #AfD #NaziTricks #Datenleak #DE (translated)

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Alexander Wallasch 5d

The author wrote that the enlightenment is having an effect and that Lars Wienand is also becoming inconvenient. A construct he described as fabricated is collapsing; government-affiliated media are increasingly unsettled according to his account. (translated)

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Alexander Wallasch 5d

The author wrote that the political-media-military complex had apparently reached a point where its political means seemed exhausted. He described this as particularly problematic and began to question what should follow alleged events; the contribution broke off abruptly mid-sentence. (translated)

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Alexander Wallasch 6d

The author wrote that much is still unclear about the AfD leak. It now needs to be clarified where the data came from, whether they are real, and how to handle private information. He also considered it important to distinguish authentic documents from possible forgeries. #AfD #Datenleak #Echtheit #DE (translated)

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Alexander Wallasch 6d

The author wrote that the AfD informed members of parliament about a hacker attack and a data leak. Citing an internal letter from the federal office, he announced that he would publish the email. According to the report, the AfD had informed members and supporters that email inboxes had been compromised a few weeks ago. #AfD #Hackerangriff #Datenleck #DE (translated)

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Alexander Wallasch 6d

The author wrote that it is already surprisingly difficult in his immediate surroundings to think about how the war could be ended. Most accept the situation and do not feel called to engage with it. #Frieden #Krieg #Gesellschaft #DE (translated)

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Alexander Wallasch 6d

The author referred to it as Friedrich Merz's last chance as Chancellor to help end the war. He called his draft a ten-point peace plan. He admitted that the proposal offered more areas of attack than solutions, but deemed a start necessary nonetheless. According to him, the text was not suitable as a final peace plan. #Frieden #Politik #Krieg #DE (translated)

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Alexander Wallasch 6d

The author wrote that the federal government had failed with its own tobacco tax law. It wanted to gradually raise tobacco taxes starting in 2027, but a high tax rate had already been in effect since yesterday, without anyone noticing. He asked whether it was an oversight or deliberate. #Tabaksteuer #Gesetz #Politik #DE (translated)

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Alexander Wallasch 7d

The author presented state power as a political weapon and drew a connection between Donald Trump and the German state media authorities. He wrote that those who exploit state power against political opponents create – the sentence broke off at this point. #Politik #Macht #Medien #US #DE (translated)

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Alexander Wallasch 7d

The author criticized "Springer Creator" and wrote that Springer undermines employee protection. The regulation referred to as freedom means, in his view, that the company is freed from responsibility. He then began a sentence about Julian Röpcke and others in the marketing departments of the arms industry but did not complete it in the post. #Arbeitnehmerschutz #Freiheit #Verantwortung #DE (translated)

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Alexander Wallasch 7d

Hans-Georg Maaßen wrote that the German state does not have a serving function towards Ukrainians. What is crucial is not whether someone supports Ukraine or Russia, but whether they stand up for Germany. He added that Germany should be glad that it is not yet a party to the war. #Deutschland #UkrainischeKrise #Frieden #DE #UA #RU (translated)

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Alexander Wallasch 7d

The article accused France's politicians of anticipating violence instead of stopping it. It referenced riots, looting, and 1800 arrests, as well as broken shop windows, looted stores, and injuries. #Frankreich #Gewalt #Politik #FR (translated)

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Alexander Wallasch 7d

The author wrote that Reichelt and Stein were apparently trying to set the same example with Alice Weidel that the left had previously set with Angela Merkel. Merkel was accused at that time of being lacking in empathy towards a young person. #Moral #Empathie #Politik #DE (translated)

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