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Martin Sellner wrote that, in his view, the events could have been prevented if Italy had provided the students with more colored pencils. He accused the Italian state of colonial racism and claimed that the authorities had ignored peaceful demands and driven the boys to the streets through a lack of perspective. He concluded his contribution with the invocation "Bismillah." https://t.co/tsq1ZAVtpO #Rassismus #Bildung #Gerechtigkeit (translated)

Martin Sellner wrote about demonstrations in Bologna and sarcastically portrayed that the students still lacked school notebooks, colored pencils, and toilet seats. He claimed that socio-economic reasons were the only possible explanation for the protests. He attributed the students' anger to a societal failure to integrate, support, and make them happy. He labeled anyone who saw it differently as a nationalist racist. https://t.co/ZGFrpq9uJ5 #Bologna #Bildungsgerechtigkeit #SozialeGerechtigkeit (translated)

Martin Sellner wrote that Asian business owners tried to prevent Afro-Arab migrants from looting. He described France's gun laws as "completely absurd" and stated that they prevented defense based on the example he cited of the "Roof Koreans." https://t.co/2AQp1mnBHm #Migration #Waffenrechte #Frankreich (translated)

Martin Sellner shared a passage attributed to Jean Raspail. It described people who did not want to understand their surroundings, who would be cold and tired, and who would use an oak door as firewood and books from a library to wipe their hands. https://t.co/NTMfb4nNW2 #Literatur #JeanRaspail #Bücher (translated)

Martin Sellner wrote that the harassment was a gift for the AfD and showed that it was a real alternative to the system. People who wanted fundamental changes would become more closely tied to the party; he claimed that their number was growing daily. In his view, the hatred and fanaticism of those responsible would eventually be directed against themselves. #AfD #Politik #Geschenk (translated)

Martin Sellner wrote that Siegmund had taken a brave step and crossed an important threshold. He described the decision as a great opportunity that is also associated with many risks, and he said it was the right one and offers important lessons. Sellner recommended watching and sharing the linked video. https://t.co/rLdHdMlRFl #Risiko #Entscheidung #Lektion (translated)

Martin Sellner wrote that an internal survey among his viewers mostly wanted Ulf Poschardt as guest of the month. He has publicly and officially invited Poschardt to a conversation about the state of the nation. Christian Rieck and Roger Köppel were in second and third place, respectively. He also wants to send an email to all three; he is curious about who will dare. #Gespräch #Politik #GastdesMonats (translated)

Martin Sellner wrote that he is grateful to have met many people with wonderful families who do not stand in the public eye. He fights for them, he explained. They are tied to the country and do not have enough money to live in secluded residential complexes or send their children to private schools. According to Sellner, they nonetheless deserve for their children to grow up in a healthy and good environment. #Dankbarkeit #Menschen #Familie (translated)

Martin Sellner wrote that the Vienna police are searching for a suspected rapist who allegedly raped an 85-year-old woman at 1:35 AM on her way home from Vienna's main train station. He called for sharing the post so that the perpetrator can be found quickly and for getting involved with SaveEuropeAct. #Wien #Polizei #Gewaltprävention (translated)

Martin Sellner announced that he wants to create a list of venues in Vienna in October. He wrote that they are not expected to become insolvent or suffer significant financial losses as a result. However, he is bothered by the thought of patriots or his supporters spending their hard-earned money there; he intends to prevent this from happening in the future if possible. He mentioned the venues "Oben" and the Melker Stiftskeller as previous entries. #Wien #Lokale #Essen (translated)

Martin Sellner wrote that the Melker Stiftskeller informed him that they do not want any FPÖ members, Burschenschafters, or Identitarians as guests, and explicitly asked him to spread this further. He stated that venues should publicly announce such decisions, as he regretted the money spent there. Sellner called for not financially supporting the venue in the future and instead promoting, in his opinion, professional, apolitical gastronomy businesses. #Gastronomie #Politik #Solidarität (translated)

Martin Sellner wrote that the withdrawal of the police shows that France's state monopoly on violence is wavering. He claimed that the French state is being less harsh towards its own population, while President Emmanuel Macron either does not want to take action against migrant unrest or is not capable of doing so. At the same time, according to Sellner, Macron continues to target patriots. https://t.co/2aOdIVH3cQ #Frankreich #Gewaltmonopol #Politik (translated)