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The author wrote that the Left has capitulated before the AfD. The Antifa announced 20,000 participants for a demonstration in Magdeburg, but only 200 to 300 showed up. He also referred to Saxony-Anhalt as "blue." https://t.co/FJfEhuLPqd #Politik #SachsenAnhalt #Demonstration (translated)

Coxx welcomed what he called a "double whammy" for the AfD and wrote that this meant an "absolute meltdown" for the established parties. He added that they could now enjoy making serious accusations against each other. https://t.co/pYtkJKcXhA #AfD #Politik #Deutschland (translated)

🅲🅾🆇🆇 asked who decides on residency and naturalization in Germany. In many authorities, foreigners would have significant powers, he wrote. In Hamburg alone, 24 people without EU citizenship had extensive decision-making authority; some of them neither held German citizenship nor had a permanent residence permit. #Einwanderung #Aufenthaltsrecht #Staatsbürgerschaft (translated)

Coxx wrote that, in his opinion, the constitutionally hostile controversies surrounding Die Linke in Berlin continued. He claimed that Elif Eralp had contacts with the PKK and met in August during the election campaign with a delegation of Kurdish organizations, which also included members of NAV Berlin. According to Coxx, the security authorities classified the association as a front organization for the prohibited PKK. He also pointed out that the Left Party member of the Bundestag, Ferat Koçak, had previously spoken out against a PKK ban in Germany. #DieLinke #PKK #Berlin (translated)

The author wrote that the CDU hardly distinguishes itself from leftist forces, which he described as verbally vulgar. He would have attributed the nighttime comment of CDU member Manuel Schwalm to excessive alcohol consumption if he were less familiar with him; however, Schwalm meant it seriously. In addition, he requested that the post be shared on Facebook so that older CDU voters could see it too. #CDU #Politik #Meinungsfreiheit (translated)

The author of the article asked whether Ferat Koçak paid potential voters to vote for Die Linke in Berlin. Referring to Apollo News, he wrote that new research raises the question of whether Koçak improperly used his expense allowance and his constituency office in Neukölln for party work and election campaigning. According to the article, the Neukölln district board held an election debate in Koçak's office in March, even though Die Linke has its own premises on Wipperstraße. If the party did not cover rent or operating costs, the author's representation suggests that party work would have been financed with tax money. Koçak and the Neukölln head of Die Linke, Jorinde Schulz, left a request from Tagesspiegel unanswered. The author also referred to documents from spring 2026, which suggested that the Neukölln Linke had considered distributing taxpayer-funded mandate funds through its social fund to potential voters with outstanding bills. In the documents, this was justified as a possible contribution to the party's popularity. It remains unclear whether money was actually disbursed. Furthermore, the Neukölln Linke deleted several Telegram posts, including announcements of campaign activities from Koçak's office on Schierker Straße. The author described Koçak as a left-wing extremist. #BerlinerPolitik #DieLinke #Wahlkampf (translated)

COXX wrote that after the electoral success of the Left Party in Berlin, Arab Palestinians are appearing more self-assured at demonstrations and are now showing up in military uniforms. The Berlin police are unsettled and are only asking to remove the "sovereign insignia." https://t.co/alhEKW90yg #Berlin #Linke #Palästinenser (translated)

Coxx wrote that the Greens had declared their own strategy against the AfD a failure. At the same time, the author expressed the desire to see the immediate reactions of two people and expressed satisfaction in doing so. He used a derogatory term for the two. https://t.co/qMYZCbpJ7k #DieGrünen #AfD #Politik (translated)

The author wrote that Steinmeier lamented the power and influence of social media in his keynote address on the Day of German Unity. He accused him of fearing social media and longing for earlier times when only newspapers and public broadcasting were allowed to disseminate pre-fabricated opinions. With a derogatory pun, he referred to Steinmeier and stated that they themselves are the new ZDF, providing numbers, data, and facts as new media. #SozialeMedien #Pressefreiheit #Meinungsfreiheit (translated)

Coxx referred to the exploratory talks between the Left, Greens, and SPD as the most absurd coalition negotiations that have ever taken place in Germany. Coxx mentioned topics such as the stance on Jews, dealing with clan crime, and the question of whom to expropriate. https://t.co/vtWe8SVzfH #Politik #Koalitionsverhandlungen #Deutschland (translated)

The author wrote that many had focused on warnings about an allegedly unconstitutional AfD, while the "extremist left," according to his account, had come to power in Berlin. He described this as a clever maneuver and said that many had fallen for it. #Politik #Deutschland #AfD (translated)

The author referred to the first official statement from Ferat Koçak after the clan scandal as a pitiful attempt to save his Bundestag mandate, and wrote that it would not please the Remmo family. Koçak had reportedly showered and dressed neatly to appear serious, while avoiding a Pala cloth, a Migrantifa outfit, and expressions like "Wallah" and "Brother." Additionally, the author pointed to Koçak's wording "I kiss your hearts." #Politik #Deutschland #ClanSkandal (translated)

Coxx labeled Ferat Koçak as far-left extremist and accused him of being dishonest. According to Coxx, Koçak had initially denied knowing the Lebanese mafia family. WhatsApp chats allegedly demonstrated a friendship with their son Firas; furthermore, Koçak's relatives were said to have been tenants of the Remmo clan, possibly at preferential rates. Coxx stated that Koçak was unfit to serve as a member of parliament and must resign. #Politik #Deutschland #Migrationspolitik (translated)