The author wrote that Nafir Rahman should not be allowed to attend the graduation meeting because people with a migration background might otherwise feel uncomfortable. #Integration #Chancengleichheit #Bildung #DE (translated)
Götz Frömming, MdB
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The author wrote that the historic town hall of Limoges was set on fire during the protests referred to by ARD as "student protests." The building was a "monument historique" and thus a monument of national significance. https://t.co/8fCrlWgeMJ #Limoges #Denkmal #Proteste #FR (translated)
The author wrote that a journalist from public broadcasting feels inspired by images from France to also call for protests in Germany. #Proteste #Journalismus #Frankreich #FR #DE (translated)
The author wrote that the Bundestag is currently debating a proposal from the Left party regarding the recognition of the genocides against the Herero and Nama. He referred to a Spiegel article that, according to him, contains all the important information on the matter. https://t.co/scQnXIybgp #Herero #Nama #Völkermord #DE #NA #NA (translated)
The author wrote that the frightening accounts of a student sounded as if they came from another country. He added that the processing of the Corona system had just begun. #Corona #Bildung #Gesellschaft #DE (translated)
The article asked whether French student protests with burning barricades, demolished school buildings, and attacks on teachers could soon also occur in Germany. https://t.co/f04leuSGbg #Schülerproteste #Bildung #Frankreich #FR #DE (translated)
The author wrote that many schools have become places of violence since 2015 and asked about the reasons for this and what is being done about it. #Schulgewalt #Bildung #Gesellschaft #DE (translated)
The author referred to a linked post as an explanation for why new taxes were being introduced and why money was lacking for health, care, pensions, education, and infrastructure. Additionally, he mentioned Ukraine and the so-called energy transition. https://t.co/JlT9blRnlL #Steuern #Gesundheit #Bildung #UA (translated)
The author wrote that five years ago, hardly anyone would have believed that the AfD would be at 30 percent today. In his view, many could also not imagine that it would reach 40 percent in a few years. He himself believes that it is possible. https://t.co/NgQ4f2iBSe #AfD #Politik #Wahlen #DE (translated)
The author asked if critical journalists were being pressured. As examples, he mentioned the house searches and the ban process against Compact, as well as attacks against Nius and Apollo News in Kreuzberg. He asked where the FAZ had been in these cases. #Medienfreiheit #Journalismus #Pressefreiheit #DE (translated)
The article reported that the CDU in Saxony-Anhalt wanted to leave the hall united out of concern for dissenters in its own ranks when the election of the prime minister was at hand. #CDU #SachsenAnhalt #Politik #DE (translated)
The author wrote that Germany must not let it come this far and demanded that education level and educational ability be made a strict criterion for (re)migration policy. #Bildung #Migration #Deutschland #DE (translated)
The author asked whether the AfD vice president of the state parliament had been prevented from attending a memorial service for the attack on the synagogue in Halle, and whether Ms. Prien had suggested to him, referencing 1933, that there was a "seizure of power." #Halle #Gedenkfeier #AfD #DE (translated)
The author wrote that a coalition of SPD and the Left instead of the CDU in Berlin would be a vote of no confidence against the coalition. Since Friedrich Merz and Weimer are closely connected in his opinion, the statement could be more than just an empty phrase. https://t.co/2bNBvgCAty #Berlin #Koalition #Politik (translated)
The author wrote that more and more people of Polish descent in Germany would vote for the AfD. In total, around two million people of Polish descent lived in Germany. https://t.co/8etADweelU #AfD #Deutschpolen #Migration #DE #PL (translated)
So far, the (passive) right to vote could only be revoked by a court ruling in cases of serious crimes or state protection offenses. In the future, a conviction based on the vague paragraph "incitement to hatred" will suffice. (translated)