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Julian Adrat wrote that Marseille lies in ruins. The events were referred to as "educational protests" in the news of Deutschlandfunk. Adrat accused the public service broadcaster of trivializing violence and spreading propaganda, calling it unacceptable. #Marseille #Bildungsproteste #Medienkritik (translated)

Julian Adrat asked whether a pensioner had been held in custody for four years without conviction due to coup fantasies, while an illegally entered Syrian, after the brutal rape of a 16-year-old, who was no longer able to be interviewed because of it, had already been released after six weeks. #Rechtssystem #Gerechtigkeit #Kriminalität (translated)

Julian Adrat wrote that France lies in rubble and ashes, while Deutschlandfunk reported in the morning about heat-related deaths in Germany and the withdrawal of the USA from climate protection. He asked why one is forced to pay for this "garbage." #Klimawandel #Umweltschutz #Hitzewelle (translated)

Julian Adrat wrote that ARD, ZDF, Deutschlandfunk, MDR, NDR, RBB, SWR, ORF, and SRF would remain silent. Without X, one could not imagine the extent of the destruction of Paris, he claimed. He saw this as the reason why X should be banned. https://t.co/OOj1GWipvi #Medienfreiheit #Zensur #Paris (translated)

Julian Adrat wrote that Turks took the opportunity to participate in the German economic miracle 16 years after the end of the war. He pointed out Helmut Schmidt, who recognized the acceptance of these people as a great mistake. Adrat asked why gratitude was expected from the Germans while no one thanked them. #Politik #Geschichte #Migration (translated)

Julian Adrat wrote that he read Ines Schwerdtner justifying her demands for expropriations with studies from the Hans Böckler Foundation. During the election campaign, he and others were heavily insulted while poster campaigning from the balcony of the foundation. Adrat called for the NGO sector to be completely shut down. https://t.co/fJXfZIHhgz #Politik #NGOs #Enteignung (translated)

Julian Adrat wrote that a blue-haired teacher advocated for a stronger civil service status for teachers in the show #hartaberfair and used the spelling "Schüler*innen," which Adrat described as a linguistic error. According to him, no one was interested in the poor PISA results anymore. Adrat stated that Germany's education would only improve when radically woke teachers were no longer appointed to civil service positions. #Bildung #Lehrer #PISA (translated)

Julian Adrat criticized that the Tagesschau reported on two men who allegedly practiced for a driving test and drove through a fence to Leipzig Airport. According to Adrat, Julia-Niharika Sen did not mention that the men were Syrians. He asked for the reason. https://t.co/t2ylVNrAfZ #Tagesschau #Leipzig #Nachrichten (translated)

Julian Adrat criticized SPD Secretary General Matthias Miersch for his comments on "Miosga." Miersch harshly judged Gerhard Schröder, who celebrates his birthday with Vladimir Putin, but referred to AfD politicians as even worse because Schröder had criticized the war more often and AfD politicians are "mouthpieces for Putin." Adrat wrote that he was sure Schröder would vote for the AfD and that the SPD deserves its downfall. #Politik #Deutschland #SPD (translated)

Julian Adrat wrote that ARD, ZDF, FAZ, ZEIT, Spiegel, Tagesspiegel, Süddeutsche, ntv, taz, Deutschlandfunk, MDR, NDR, RBB, SWR, ORF, and SRF would remain silent about people who burned down France and robbed seniors down to their underwear. Without X, one would not learn anything about it, he claimed. That is why these media wanted to ban X, wrote Adrat. #Pressefreiheit #Medien #Meinungsfreiheit (translated)

Julian Adrat wrote that ARD, ZDF, FAZ, ZEIT, Spiegel, Tagesspiegel, Süddeutsche, ntv, taz, Deutschlandfunk, MDR, NDR, RBB, SWR, ORF, and SRF would remain silent. Without X, he claimed, one would know nothing about it, and that is why they wanted to ban X. https://t.co/2XZ4SiaveT #Medien #Zensur #Freiheit (translated)

Julian Adrat asked whether young Germans would be criticized by the arts section and socially and professionally destroyed after singing a catchy tune, while their addresses would be disclosed. He contrasted this with the case where foreigners beat a young German nearly to death: Then the public should remain silent, and the police would prohibit sharing the video, he wrote. #Gesellschaft #Medien #Gerechtigkeit (translated)

Julian Adrat wrote that images are published daily that, according to his depiction, did not appear in the news. Without X, nothing about this would be known, he claimed. He saw this as the reason why they wanted to ban X. https://t.co/3mHogBhwzF #Freiheit #Medien #Zensur (translated)

Julian Adrat wrote that Der Tagesspiegel and rbb reported on investigations by the Berlin public prosecutor's office against him for a post about the mass abuse of vulnerable seniors and the allegation of "incitement to hatred." The investigations have been discontinued. Adrat asked whether the two media outlets would also report on this, and if not, why. #Berlin #Medien #Staatsanwaltschaft (translated)

Julian Adrat wrote that the Berlin public prosecutor's office did not classify the question of sexual mass abuse of defenseless seniors in nursing homes as incitement to hatred. He referred to corresponding reports from the police, particularly from Sweden. https://t.co/pikLJ7bd4D #Missbrauch #Pflegeheime #Senioren (translated)