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Niema Movassat

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Niema Movassat

German politician
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The balance: Over 940,000 deaths due to direct war violence. With indirect consequences: up to 4.5 million. The world we live in today is a result of the response to September 11. All victims should be mourned. And mourning must never be an excuse for new suffering. /7 (translated)

Let's not forget what became of this day. Without these wars, there would be no broken Iraq. Without the broken Iraq, there would be no ISIS. Without ISIS, the same hell in Syria would not exist, nor the same refugee movements, nor the same torn world. (translated)

25 years since September 11. 25 years since the attack on the World Trade Center. On that day, 2,977 people died. As a result of what followed: up to 4,500,000 people. A thread about one day - and the world that became a response to it. 🧵/1 (translated)

Laut Staatsanwaltschaft geht es um zwei Fälle. Währned Krach und die SPD erzählen, es sei alles paletti die Ermittlungen quatsch, kommt immer mehr raus. Aber tatsächlich bedarf es Manöverkritik an der Staatsanwaltschaft: es hätte direkt mehr öffentliche Erklärung gebraucht. #Staatsanwaltschaft #Ermittlungen #Manöverkritik

This post is a confession for a journalist. No research, no journalism, just "People, I've known him for 20 years, trust him." At almost the same time, the Sta has announced that it is about 2 cases of bribery. Krach has only responded to an allegation. (translated)

The prospect that the SPD can become stronger than the AfD will drive many Union and Green voters to Schwesig. My prediction: The Union will miss the 5 percent mark in a federal state for the first time in its history. The end of Merz is approaching. (translated)

Important note regarding the argument of SPD top candidate Krach, that he has indeed repaid the possible bribe ⬇️ (translated)

The AfD Sachsen-Anhalt writes about foreign doctors. Fact: about 25% of clinic doctors in the state have foreign roots. With so much contempt, one can only advise them to leave the state. Let's see who will take care of the AfD voters then... (translated)

This is a hardly describable Waterloo for the SPD Berlin. Shortly before the parliamentary election, there are suspicions of bribery against Steffen Krach. I would say he can take down his posters with "Governing Mayor" right away. (translated)

We need to talk more about this: CDU and SPD bear central responsibility for the rise of the AfD. They have been governing for years at the federal and state levels, creating significant frustration with neoliberal politics – and often respond to the rightward shift by copying right-wing positions. (translated)

Germany plunges to a low point in the latest PISA study. At the same time, a far-right party, the AfD, is booming - even though our history should be a warning. When education fails, the loudest, simplest, and most radical win. We are experiencing this right now. (translated)

Wüst is warming up. Merz's days in the Chancellery are numbered. And he is probably the last hope for the Union. (translated)

After this election result, there are people in Saxony-Anhalt who wake up today with real fear: people with a migration background, queer people, activists against the right, union members. You will need support – and you will get it. You are not alone. (translated)

The problems of the ruling politics are paralysis, false promises, anti-social measures, the adoption of right-wing talking points and thus their normalization. It leaves the field to the extremists. What is missing is a politics that creates social security and gives hope again. (translated)

"Political neutrality" for state officials - from ministers to teachers - sounds harmless, but it is a gateway for right-wing extremists. Because those who demand neutrality towards enemies of democracy primarily want one thing: to silence those who defend democracy. (translated)

Yes, exactly then. The possibility of banning the party is a lesson from "Never again." Especially when a fascist party can seize power again, it must be banned. Only then does "Never again" have meaning. (translated)

The AfD wants to block access to high schools in Saxony-Anhalt: A maximum of 25% of a year group should be allowed to attend. In the past school year, 40.5% switched to high schools. Those who vote for the AfD could actively hinder their own child's educational opportunities. (translated)

The AfD wants to restrict the gymnasium in Saxony-Anhalt: A maximum of 25% of a year group should be allowed to attend. In the last school year, 40.5% transferred to the gymnasium. Those who vote for the AfD could actively undermine their own child's educational opportunities. (translated)

Doctolib is the seismometer of the decline of the German healthcare system - at least for those insured by statutory health insurance. (translated)

Exposing at the meeting of family businesses: "Then you have left the stage to those people who work AGAINST us." Friedrich Merz is not the chancellor of all Germans, but the chancellor of the richest 0.1% of Germans, to whom he is now also giving media advice. (translated)