The author referred to the Brazilian election as a turning point that requires explanation. Lula was still two percentage points ahead in the first round of voting, but has now lost by 3.6 percentage points. Due to polling stations being open longer, Lula received 11 million votes in the final hours of the election. According to the author, Flávio Bolsonaro does not recognize the result. https://t.co/rWWbRvv1Ms #Brasilien #Wahlen #Lula #BR #US (translated)
The author referred to the result of the Brazil election as a surprising turn and questioned its cause. The margin shifted from a lead of two points in the first round to a deficit of 3.6 points; Lula had won. Flávio Bolsonaro does not recognize the result and intends to sue for its annulment, he wrote. In conclusion, the author referred to something Jair had already said in 2024 but did not elaborate on the content. https://t.co/vjw5YhFYpp #Brasilien #Wahlen #Politik #BR #BR (translated)
The author described Europe in light of the situation in Paris, Marseille, and Milan as being under fire. The AfD has been warning about such conditions for more than ten years, he wrote. According to an INSA survey he cited, 52 percent of Germans feared that there would be riots in Germany in the coming weeks as well. https://t.co/03CsxJ8S3n #Europa #Sicherheit #Proteste #FR #DE #IT (translated)
The author wrote that Ursula von der Leyen blames Russia and other "dark forces" for mass migration. However, she does not hold the CDU and its policies responsible; he sarcastically referred to this as "O come, all ye faithful" politics. https://t.co/9CQFRqiXSS #Massenmigration #UrsulaVonDerLeyen #Politik #RU (translated)
The author claimed that weeks of unrest had brought France to the brink, and alleged that established media were wrongly describing the violence as student protests while concealing who was behind it. They warned that the chaos was spreading and referred to “threatening shadows” in a linked post. https://t.co/y0QkNnCAh5 #France #protests #chaos #FR #DE
The author claimed that the trace of a hacker attack on the AfD leads to Ukraine. He mentioned an interview in a medium he referred to as mainstream, in which a perpetrator revealed his Ukrainian origin. Critical voices had already suspected a connection to Ukraine. https://t.co/cgEr0JO5A8 #HackerAngriff #AfD #Ukraine #UA (translated)
The article claimed that a British examination confirmed the coronavirus policy as deadly. In spring 2020, death rates in British nursing homes rose sharply: instead of the usual 2,800 people, more than 9,000 per week died at times. Additionally, the author stated that the mortality rate in England was 79% above an unspecified comparison value. https://t.co/8sS7VhSFr6 #CoronaPolitik #Todeszahlen #Gesundheit #GB (translated)
The author wrote that the public prosecutor's office had extended a trial through an appeal, although they had already lost it in the second instance. According to him, the occasion was the publication of a photo showing Angela Merkel waving. #Justiz #Meinungsfreiheit #AngelaMerkel #DE (translated)
The author wrote that the article is proof that Der Spiegel has completely transitioned from reporting to the dissemination of fake news. #FakeNews #Medienkritik #Journalismus #DE (translated)
The author wrote that Macron asked how the French could do something like this to their country. He also argued that denial of reality leads to intellectual decay and can plunge entire states into ruin. https://t.co/RQzv9WCpp5 #Frankreich #Politik #Gesellschaft #FR (translated)
The author of the article wrote, citing the Wall Street Journal, that Vladimir Putin proposed a trilateral meeting with Donald Trump and Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the APEC summit next month. The discussion would focus on the Ukraine war and possible ways to end it. https://t.co/Gx0URTXRTH #Ukrainkrieg #Putin #APEC #UA #RU #US #CN (translated)
The author wrote about violent protests in France and mentioned 1200 arrests, 150 injured police officers, looted shops, and a burning, listed town hall in Limoges. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has blamed organized ultra-leftists for targeted attacks. https://t.co/AUmZw5oeo5 #Frankreich #Protest #Gewalt #FR (translated)
The author wrote that France is not an isolated special case, but a possible preview of the development in Germany. Germany is also accumulating very high debts and is unable to manage its integration problems. Without a course change, Paris, according to him, risks being seen not as an exception, but as a guide for Germany. https://t.co/wHUmU3oh3a #Schuldenkrise #Integration #Europa #FR #DE (translated)
The author wrote that Germany and France confirmed on Friday that they aim to jointly seek a softening of the ban on new internal combustion engine vehicles scheduled for 2035. The project still needs to be approved by the EU. https://t.co/ZTskPmzVZm #Umweltschutz #Energiepolitik #EU #DE #FR #EU (translated)
The author contacted the public prosecutor's office and referred to an unspecified case as "real corruption." He suggested investigating the allegations, stating that this could lead to successful investigations. (translated)
The author wrote that the Left shows an effect. He stated that anyone who had warned ten years ago that expropriations would once again become politically acceptable would have been considered crazy at that time. Today, it is being discussed seriously. Uncertain property deters investors and hampers housing construction, he wrote. (translated)
The author asked who was behind the attack on the Nord Stream pipelines and whether the criminal trial would clarify who had planned, ordered, and carried out the explosion. He also referred to the business lawyer Wolfgang Hummel, who dealt with the legal and economic consequences. #NordStream #Anschlag #Wirtschaftspolitik #DE (translated)
The article asked who controls the disinformation of the powerful. It cited examples such as Fukushima radiation deaths, the attribution of perpetrators in Düsseldorf, the so-called "hunt" in Chemnitz, the portrayal of migration, an overload of Corona hospitals, and Müller's death. Additionally, it mentioned the "storming of the Reichstag," an alleged "neo-Nazi murder" in Sebnitz, and attacks faked by Hansen. The article also included a link. https://t.co/1dB2NETxBj #Desinformation #Macht #Faktenprüfung #DE (translated)
The author described the judiciary as political and wrote that innocent people have been sitting in prison without a court verdict for years. (translated)
The author wrote that the protest movement in Romania around the right-conservative and EU-critical presidential candidate Călin Georgescu has reached Brussels. The demonstrators protested against a cancellation and demanded "Freedom for Georgescu!" https://t.co/Kta0x8ZM7F #Rumänien #Protest #Freiheit #RO #BE (translated)
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