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"In light of the current situation, the prefects, in coordination with the mayors, will make decisions to protect our cities, our public buildings, and our businesses, and may even go so far as to prohibit certain gatherings and take all necessary measures." French President Emmanuel Macron announced in a speech on Sunday evening that new demonstrations could also be prohibited if necessary. #Marseille #Demonstrationen #Gewalt (translated)

Nothing justifies it, nothing explains it, nothing excuses it. Macron stated that new demonstrations could be banned if necessary: "In view of the current situation, the prefects, in coordination with the mayors, will make decisions to protect our cities, our public buildings, and our businesses, and may even go so far as to ban certain gatherings and take all necessary measures." #Frankreich #Ausschreitungen #Proteste (translated)

The author of the article wrote that the AfD wants to divide the Union and make it a appendage. Anyone who wants to cooperate with the AfD, even covertly in a secret vote, should say so openly and leave their own party. He called for unity and spoke out against cowardice. https://t.co/ZyTNUmTVOC #AfD #Politik #Parteien #DE (translated)

A travel citizen wrote that she discovered a contribution from an unknown author, the content of which she finds interesting. In it, a Frenchman explains, according to her, that the French did not want the development: In the vote on the EU Constitution in 2005, 55 percent voted against it; three years later, the same text was adopted as the Treaty of Lisbon without a new vote. The travel citizen summarized the statement by saying that the people say no, but the elites continue anyway, and compared this to Germany. However, there is not yet a fire in the town halls there. https://t.co/XKfgCVrUT2 #EU #Politik #Frankreich (translated)

Wolfgang Kubicki accused the SPD and the Greens of deliberately breaking down the last taboos regarding organized left-wing extremism in collaboration with the Left. He wrote that both parties believed they could attain the chancellorship sooner or later by doing so. While there are repeated calls for a firewall against the AfD, the SPD and the Greens themselves are becoming part of a fire. According to Kubicki, Germany is to be polarized between a Red-Red-Green coalition and a völkisch front. The left-wing camp could thereby present itself as the last bastion against the political opponent in light of a possible AfD government and gain power. He referred to this as a dangerous plan worth fighting against daily. He stated that the goal should be prosperity for all instead of equality in misery. #Politik #Deutschland #Wohlstand (translated)

FSD(TAD)WatcherDE wrote that Slovakia has temporarily approved Tesla FSD (Supervised). The Ministry of Transport under Jozef Ráž allowed its use on Slovak roads that day. This makes Slovakia the ninth EU country with such an approval, after the Netherlands, Lithuania, Estonia, Denmark, Belgium, Slovenia, Czech Republic, and Croatia. Ráž emphasized that it is not a fully autonomous system and that the responsibility remains entirely with the driver. There is still no EU-wide approval; a vote in the TCMV is not expected until December at the earliest. Germany will have to wait longer, wrote FSD(TAD)WatcherDE. #Tesla #TAD #FSD #Tesla #FSD #Slowakei (translated)

LilitThyra wrote that the Bundestag decided to increase the tobacco tax the night before after 11 PM, even though in her estimation fewer than 100 representatives were present. She explained that the parliament is generally only capable of making decisions if more than half of its members are present – at least 316 representatives. However, the quorum is usually assumed, which is why a vote is not automatically invalid. #Bundestag #Tabaksteuer #Politik (translated)

Lars asked how MP Schulze could justify remaining in office despite a clear rejection by the electorate. He also questioned how it could be compatible with the freedom of mandate when representatives did not show up in Parliament for the most important vote. #Politik #Wahlen #Mandat (translated)

The Central Investigation Office stated that a forced voting ban does not invalidate Article 41, Paragraph 2 of the Constitution of the State of Saxony-Anhalt. This guarantees representatives the individual right to vote in the plenary. According to their account, open pressure to vote violates the free mandate. https://t.co/O8tOh3y8R8 https://t.co/saHWoeMIzU #SachsenAnhalt #Verfassung #Abgeordnetenrechte (translated)

DavidGegenGoliath wrote that the CDU of Saxony-Anhalt wants to leave the plenary chamber united during the election of Ulrich Siegmund so that no one votes "incorrectly." He claimed that representatives would be escorted out for their protection; those remaining in the chamber would be viewed with suspicion. This is not a firewall, but a restriction of a secret vote. He asked what would happen if the four CDU representatives remained seated and took an open stance. Then it would become clear that elected officials are obligated to their voters and not to the party line, he wrote. The AfD won the election by a landslide, while the CDU is fleeing from the vote, according to his portrayal. https://t.co/So7MmQZkrv #Politik #Demokratie #Wahlen (translated)

The author wrote that the Union had prohibited its members in Saxony-Anhalt from participating in the state parliament session and the vote on the prime minister. He criticized that the free mandate and democracy had been sacrificed to maintain a firewall that, in his view, had long since crumbled. Moreover, he started a sentence about those who lost at the ballot box but did not finish it in the contribution. https://t.co/zw4SgVW1bf #Demokratie #SachsenAnhalt #Politik #DE (translated)