The author wrote that the clocks would be set back by one hour at night. He referred to the hour gained as a loan that would have to be repaid by the end of March, and added ironically that this had been done gladly. (translated)
Alexander Kissler
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The author wrote that Chancellor Merz had clarified something with the question of what German literature would have become without Aras Ören and Dennis Udlu. #deutscheLiteratur #ArasÖren #DennisUdlu #DE (translated)
The author asked whether there had ever been an agreement between parties with a claim to govern in the Federal Republic that anti-Semitic incidents should be addressed collectively within coalition factions. At the same time, he wrote that the SPD, Greens, and the force he referred to as the "renamed SED" apparently expected anti-Semitism in Berlin; the contribution abruptly broke off at this point in the middle of a sentence. #Bundesrepublik #Antisemitismus #Koalition #DE (translated)
The author addressed journalists and wrote that looting, attacks on police officers, arson, and the hunting of people are not demonstrations. (translated)
The author referred to the Green Youth as part of the "democratic center" and wrote that they had called Friedrich Merz a "fucking chancellor." Furthermore, the organization stated that there needed to be a language that held Merz responsible for possible consequences for people's lives and life expectancy. The quoted sentence was interrupted in the contribution after the word "working time." #Demokratie #Politik #GrüneJugend #DE (translated)
The author wrote that the federal government commits to requiring a complete sustainability assessment for every draft law and regulation. The goal is also to design global textile supply chains in an ecologically, socially, and economically sustainable manner; the contribution ended abruptly at this point. #Nachhaltigkeit #Gesetzgebung #Textilindustrie #DE (translated)
The author reported from the Bundestag that bestselling author Frank Schätzing recommended to the members of parliament a master plan that they should present to the EU Parliament. Schätzing advocated for an end to fossil combustion and a complete energy supply from renewable sources by 2030. #ErneuerbareEnergien #Klimaschutz #Bundestag #DE #EU (translated)
The author wrote that a CDU that actually wants to survive must accept or even force the exit of the Merkel faction. #CDU #Politik #Deutschland #DE (translated)
The author claimed that anyone who talks about "eye level" or a "warning shot" or signals understanding wants to deceive. He described the CDU as broken. (translated)
The author wrote that those who doubt the possibility of a left-wing fascism should look to Berlin and what he sees as an impending alliance of anti-Western forces that want to tear everything down. #Linksfaschismus #Berlin #Politik #DE (translated)
The author referred to Steinmeier as the "mascot of the left" and wrote that he wanted to accuse AfD voters of turning away from "important fundamental decisions of our republic." At the same time, he pointed out that people could vote for the opposition in a democratic election. #Steinmeier #Linke #Demokratie #DE (translated)
The article accused reporter Anne Herzlieb of adopting the perspective of the AfD opponents in Saxony-Anhalt in a news lead from ZDFheute. The author criticized that two women, whom he referred to as "panic demonstrators," were given a voice – the same number as AfD politicians – and that Herzlieb had struck an indignant tone. In conclusion, he asked whether that could be called "false." #Medienkritik #AfD #SachsenAnhalt #DE (translated)
The author wrote that the speeches of a woman he referred to as the SED "elder president" and a Green politician in the Magdeburg state parliament had shown, in his opinion, that the Left despised democracy. #Demokratie #Linke #Magdeburg #DE (translated)
The author of the post wrote that a German citizen of Iranian descent had written an anti-homeland novel about repressed Nazi guilt in the Hunsrück and received the German Book Prize for it. She called it predictable and cheap and wrote that everything is at the end. #DeutscherBuchpreis #Literatur #NSVergangenheit #DE #IR (translated)
The author addressed representatives of rhetoric about the "last bullet of democracy" and wrote that it could indeed be the last chance to save democracy from the left. #Demokratie #Politik #Wahlen #DE (translated)
The author wrote that the CDU had confirmed in writing before the Bundestag election that it would adhere to the debt brake. #CDU #Bundestagswahl #Schuldenbremse #DE (translated)
The author wrote that he considers the trip in this form to be a political mistake. In his assessment, it will cost the federal government and the Union further support and thereby weaken a policy that he still considers important in content. #Politik #Reise #Bundesregierung #DE (translated)
The author asked whether Germany is giving billions in loans to Ukraine and whether Ukraine is awarding Germany contracts worth billions in return. He also wanted to know if this is intended as a zero-sum game. #Ukraine #Deutschland #Kredite #DE #UA (translated)
The author wrote that the Basic Law provides for parties to participate in the formation of political will. However, these parties have understood Article 21 as a mandate to appropriate the state for themselves. In his view, the sentence could also be read differently: parties belong to democracy. #Demokratie #Politik #Grundgesetz #DE (translated)
The author praised Eric Gujer's contribution in the NZZ as typically cool and wise. Gujer wrote that Germany is experiencing a democratic disruption with the transformation of the AfD into the only people's party. The outrage over the breaking of taboos could hardly be greater, Gujer stated accordingly. #Demokratie #AfD #Politik #DE (translated)