Aggregated public profile · Not an official account.

A stranger rang the doorbell of a couple in broad daylight in Lower Bavaria, shot the man, and then fled in a black BMW. The victim is dead, and the armed perpetrator is on the run in Dingolfing. He also referred to Bavaria as the safest federal state in the world. https://t.co/q51VqAmOWG #Bayern #Dingolfing #Sicherheit (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr criticized Ursula von der Leyen's congratulations to Brazil's President Lula on democracy and multilateralism. The election took place under questionable circumstances, he wrote: A former personal lawyer of Lula's, who is now a judge, extended it at the last minute; furthermore, electronic ballot boxes were used without paper records. Lula intends to regulate social media as one of his first official acts. According to Gr@ntlɘr, von der Leyen's commitment to a rules-based world order and ambitious climate goals contrasts with the departure of companies like Audi and the taxes for the Green Deal, as well as "multilateralism shows." He ultimately described the connection between Brasília and Brussels as a questionable form of democracy. #Demokratie #Multilateralismus #Klimaziele (translated)

The author described the contribution as a heavy setback for Markus Söder and the CSU. He wrote that Söder had invoked the economic power of Bavaria in front of an applauding party audience in Munich, while Söder and Friedrich Merz were allegedly preparing a plea letter to Ursula von der Leyen regarding the phase-out of internal combustion engines. At the same time, he claimed that Audi was relocating thousands of jobs to the USA and manufacturing internal combustion engines and SUVs of the Q series there. In his view, Bavaria and Germany were merely "paper giants"; "Made in Germany" represented technology and know-how that were being transferred abroad. He accused politics of only making empty announcements to appease the left-green mainstream, and concluded with a gloomy greeting to Bavaria. #Bayern #Wirtschaft #Automobilindustrie (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr wrote that the man had been in Munich again, where he once promised "Left is over." At the CSU, he made bold statements about social fraud and a shift in migration policy once again. Gr@ntlɘr asked who could still applaud him for minutes or believe a word he says – and why. #München #CSU #Politik (translated)

The author wrote that Elmar Theveßen has found a fully-fledged successor at ZDF. Michael Mittermeier, whom he referred to as a full-time comedian, expressed himself as a U.S. expert on Russia and the Ukraine war in the show "Maybrit Illner." Furthermore, the author mocked that the show offered more to laugh about than Mittermeier's programs. https://t.co/yCUUkpeom2 #ZDF #Ukrainekrieg #Humor (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr wrote that NIUS is now also on the government plane of Chancellor Merz. After intensive preparatory work by the lawyer Joachim Steinhöfel, the long-time BILD parliamentary reporter Ralf Schuler is traveling with Merz. The author described Schuler as the "voice of the majority" and urged him to continue on this path. #Politik #Bundestag #Deutschland (translated)

The author wrote that Elon Musk has made a point again: In his view, the media are very effective at convincing people of certain things. He cited the meeting in Potsdam as an example, as well as the reporting by Correctiv, Tagesschau, and ZDF. He wrote that this had been relativized later, but millions had already seen the "horror version" before that. https://t.co/cbDKqoxPAz #Medien #ElonMusk #Potsdam (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr wrote that hackers had published hundreds of thousands of emails from the AfD, which was presumably a criminal offense. According to research by JUNGEN FREIHEIT, fake Hitler messages were subsequently spread as well. The SPD and Greens had passed on these forgeries while simultaneously calling for a ban on the AfD. The CDU seemed to join in as well: a member of parliament had spread false reports in the state parliament of Baden-Württemberg. In conclusion, Gr@ntlɘr asked whether democracy could still be saved. #AfD #FakeNews #Demokratie (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr accused Emmanuel Macron of downplaying the escalation of violence in France. The town hall in Limoges burned down, which the author stated had even survived the Nazi era. Additionally, shops were looted, public buildings were attacked, hundreds of police officers were injured, and thousands of people were arrested. Meanwhile, Macron was in Qatar and explained the events mainly with "foreign manipulation," AI forgeries, and statements from foreign politicians, wrote Gr@ntlɘr. Macron described reports of significant involvement from migrants and Islamists as "completely false" and instead blamed ultra-left groups and numerous petty criminals from the suburbs. The author questioned whether this explanation did justice to the images of fires, looting, and chaos. #Frankreich #Macron #Gewalt (translated)

The author criticized a technical error regarding the higher tobacco tax. According to him, this should only apply starting from January 1, 2027, but due to Lars Klingbeil it is already coming into effect the next day. Klingbeil, Friedrich Merz, and other politicians could not even set a date correctly, let alone govern, he wrote. The tax must at least be implemented correctly, he added. #Politik #Steuern #Tabaksteuer (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr reported on an urgent appeal from CDU member Thomas Dick, whose son Marius, according to him, had been murdered by an Afghan. Dick demanded an end to the "firewall" and urged politics to restore public safety. He wanted to prevent other families from suffering the same fate and, together with KueksElm and trauerwache_deu, was giving a voice to hundreds of victims, wrote Gr@ntlɘr. The article highlighted that Dick spoke publicly about the loss of his family and wished more affected people had the strength to tell their stories. Chancellor Merz had contacted the family after the murder but had not been in touch since, wrote Gr@ntlɘr. Dick no longer expects anything from his party leader and at most anticipates a signed photo. #Sicherheit #Politik #Opferhilfe (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr wrote that Nvidia boss Huang portrayed Chancellor Merz as an enthusiastic supporter of artificial intelligence. According to the author, many people in Germany would already be satisfied if the government first tested ordinary intelligence by then. https://t.co/R9nKdjxYCw #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Deutschland #Politik (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr wrote that he was glad that the SPD and the Greens in Berlin openly showed what they stood for, in his view. The SPD had once been a centrist party and a people's party, but that felt like an eternity ago. The Greens, on the other hand, had never been such a party and were now back where he believed they belonged. https://t.co/Dg87MQCSPi #Politik #Berlin #SPD (translated)

The X author Gr@ntlɘr criticized that BILD AM SONNTAG had dedicated a two-page, romanticizing photo spread to the Green mayor of Munich, Dominik Krause, and had hardly expressed any criticism. He mockingly added that all that was missing was a star cut-out that editor-in-chief Marion Horn could hang next to an anti-AfD poster. https://t.co/XwKQBVRPCf #Journalismus #Politik #BILD (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr wrote that without X one learns nothing about the destruction of the 150-year-old town hall of Limoges. He compared the extent to previous destructions by the Islamic State and stated that, according to Tagesschau, this time protesters against high living costs as well as possibly students or Yellow Vests had damaged the building. The campanile and the roof were lost, and the facade was largely destroyed. In his view, politics and media largely remained silent about the culprits and the extent of the damage. He concluded by asking if this was the "new normal." #Kulturdenkmäler #Zerstörung #Politik (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr wrote that what was shown is neither a computer game nor AI or a group of needy students. He compared it to Houellebecq under the influence of drugs, called it an attack on Western culture, and claimed that Tagesschau, Heute Journal, and other media would not show it. Moreover, he wrote that it could unsettle people. #Kultur #Gesellschaft #Medien (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr contradicted the Chancellor and wrote that no debate jeopardizes the future of the country. Instead, it is at stake by politicians who only seek their own advantage and power retention, isolating themselves rather than addressing and solving problems. In his opinion, it should be the population that decides which topics are discussed. Finally, he asked whether a minority government was the solution. #Politik #Deutschland #Demokratie (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr asked whether R2G had come to an agreement on anti-Semitism in Berlin. Addressing Chancellor Merz and the CDU, he wrote that they govern together with the SPD and Greens in the states and are tolerated by the Left in the East. He feared that they had the power to meet the claim of "Never again," but would possibly protest for a short time, then give in, wait it out, and continue as before. #Antisemitismus #Politik #Berlin (translated)