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Kieler Aktionär wrote that an office manager of Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann should recommend a meeting with the Audi CEO instead of making further public statements, to discuss how jobs could be preserved in one’s own country. He saw this once again as a reason why the FDP was in opposition. #Arbeitsplätze #FDP #Gesprächsbedarf (translated)

Kiel shareholder predicted violent riots in Berlin and several other cities for October 31. In the evening, the news will interview a satisfied kebab shop owner who will describe the behavior of the youths as completely correct. He predicted a demonstration against the right for the following day. #Berlin #Demo #Prognose (translated)

A Kiel shareholder wrote that he could imagine that Turks had built Merz's house, but that they had not rebuilt Germany. He stated that he had grown up with the first generation of Turkish immigrants and had mostly seen them as simple laborers in a prosperous Germany. At the same time, he acknowledged that some had furthered their education and that the next generation had produced good people. The first generation had also lived relatively modestly and reclusively. He called the claim that Turks had rebuilt Germany a cheek and an insult to his parents and grandparents, whose work he praised. #Deutschland #Türken #Integration (translated)

Kieler Aktionär wrote that Friedrich Merz (CDU) opened the first "Invest in Germany" summit with praise for German virtues such as punctuality, reliability, and precision. Merz stated that Germans usually arrive shortly before a dinner invitation at 7 PM, and surprises are rare. This makes them attractive to investors. The author referred to Welt as the source for the information that Merz himself was 13 minutes late. #InvestInGermany #FriedrichMerz #Politik (translated)

The Kieler Aktionär wrote that the next day a government spokesman would apologize and explain that the tax increase could not be reversed for technical reasons. Afterwards, in his estimation, party supporters on X would claim that the increase would have come anyway. #Politik #Steuererhöhung #Regierung (translated)

A Kiel shareholder wrote that in Garbsen, up to six people beat and kicked a 17-year-old. Two teenagers who had made video recordings were also attacked. The police are investigating against up to 15 participants. https://t.co/zXaij2r3ol #Gewalt #Kriminalität #Polizei (translated)

The Kiel shareholder wrote that the CDU has led the country into its current situation over decades. He criticized party-loyal supporters like Baha Jam for continuing to support individuals he derogatorily described. He also stated that all one could feel now was pity, and that had nothing to do with intelligence anymore. #CDU #Politik #Deutschland (translated)

The Kiel shareholder referred to the circulating stories about a pharmacy in Bielefeld, BMW, and others, who, according to his account, did not want to sell anything to AfD voters. As another option, he described his wife's visit to a traditional pastry shop in Kiel: she had seen two women in hijabs behind the counter and left without any chocolates. The business did not make any revenue as a result, he wrote. #Bielefeld #Politik #Konditorei (translated)

The Kiel shareholder wrote that the disputes within the coalition were only about trivial matters. This is undignified towards the people, is annoying and boring, and stifles the last will for democratic participation. Furthermore, it makes Germany poorer, leaves the country behind, and destroys industry, crafts, and trade. He described it as completely irresponsible. #Politik #Demokratie #Deutschland (translated)

The Kiel shareholder wrote that there were no attacks, but rather justified criticism. The woman was hopelessly overwhelmed by her position and completely incompetent. He also accused Ms. Schwesig of politically exploiting the case of bereavement. #Kritik #Politik #Trauerfall (translated)

The Kiel shareholder wrote that the EU has imposed a record number of sanctions against supporters of Russia, but is still purchasing incredibly large amounts of Russian gas and oil through indirect means. That is actually hard to believe, he added. https://t.co/uiWrkZWXI2 #EU #Sanktionen #Russland (translated)

Kieler shareholder recommended the free navigation app Waze. He wrote that it was originally developed in Israel and is now owned by Google/Alphabet. Its use in Germany is prohibited, as the app displays all speed cameras, including mobile ones, he explained. #Waze #Navigation #Apps (translated)

A Kiel businessman criticized a sugar tax as pointless and referred to it as theft. As an alternative, he pointed to Chile, where strict labeling for foods with too much fat, sugar, or calories was introduced in 2016. The products received large warning labels on the packaging; additionally, their advertising on children's television and their sale in schools were banned. According to the Kiel businessman, manufacturers subsequently made their products significantly healthier. Within a few years, children and adults became slimmer, and the awareness of healthy eating increased among the population. He advocated for clear labeling instead of a tax and criticized the traffic light system used in Germany as opaque. He cited the influence of the food manufacturers' lobby as the reason for this. #Zuckersteuer #Lebensmittelkennzeichnung #GesundeErnährung (translated)

The Kiel shareholder wrote that industrial companies should stay out of politics and sharply urged them to remain silent. Citing AI, he claimed that the following companies collaborated extensively with the Nazis: AEG, Agfa, Allianz, Auto Union (now Audi), Bahlsen, BASF, Bayer, BMW, Bosch, Carl Zeiss, Continental, Daimler-Benz, Degussa (now Evonik), DEGESCH, Deutsche Bank, Dr. Oetker, Dresdner Bank, Flick Group, Focke-Wulf, Heinkel, Hoechst, Hugo Boss, I.G. Farben, Junkers, Klöckner-Humboldt-Deutz (KHD), Krupp (now ThyssenKrupp), MAN (Augsburg-Nuremberg Machine Factory), Merck, Messerschmitt, Opel, Porsche, Rheinmetall, Schering, Siemens, Telefunken, Thyssen (now ThyssenKrupp), United Steel Works (VStW), VARTA (then AFA), and Volkswagen. #Industrie #Politik #Geschichte (translated)