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Boris von Morgenstern wrote that 300 GB consisted of little interesting information emails, advertising, spam, and press reviews. However, due to some exciting fake emails, the left-wing republic is in an uproar. This is even more absurd than the Correctiv reports, which he labeled as fictitious. #Spam #FakeNews #Information (translated)

For years, attempts have been made to ban the AfD, among other things through what they see as absurd ideas for prohibition and conjured scandals. The party is democratic, the author stated. He described the leak of emails as an "antisocial move" and suggested that a similar action would have caused much greater outrage if it had involved another party. At the same time, he wrote that the published messages apparently contained nothing that could harm the AfD and could likely even bring the party additional percentage points. #AfD #Politik #Demokratie (translated)

Maurits Vande Reyde wrote that the podcast *Het Wassalon*, for which he claimed 800,000 euros had been allocated, was stopped after 342,619 euros had been spent. He stated that Minister Caro Gennez had initially called the podcast a success because it had reached 1.2 million views, translating that as one in five Flemish people having seen the podcast. According to Vande Reyde, the reach was partly due to 64,000 euros being spent on Meta ads. He argued that views alone said nothing about the impact of a campaign and questioned whether the podcast had actually contributed to the acceptance of LGBTQ+ individuals or to the sense of societal acceptance among people with disabilities. He cited an ad that led to an inclusive vocabulary list from Cavaria, featuring terms like “allosexual,” “amatonormativity,” “androphilia,” and “gray asexual.” Vande Reyde criticized the way the government evaluated campaigns, subsidies, and structures like service vouchers, claiming that standards were always found to label such initiatives as successful without determining what had actually changed. Regarding the cessation, he wrote that Gennez attributed it to hate and polarization caused by disinformation, mainly from the parliament, and that she referenced him in that context. Vande Reyde found that reasoning incorrect and stated that Sammy Mahdi, Ben Weyts, Melissa Depraetere, and others in the Flemish podcast world had also criticized the project the previous summer. He argued that the fiasco would yield no lessons and predicted that another useless subsidy would follow. #politiek #socialeimpact #mediaevalutie (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki accused Żurek of conducting two contradictory cases regarding the oath of judges of the Constitutional Tribunal. He wrote that the director of the Constitutional Tribunal's Chancellery heard an accusation for not allowing judges who had not taken the oath before the President of the Republic of Poland to work, while a proceeding against him was to be conducted regarding the president's failure to receive the oath. Bogucki argued that if the oath taken in the Sejm was valid, there were no grounds for the proceeding regarding its non-receipt by the president. If, however, it was not effectively taken before the president, then — according to him — there were no grounds for the accusation against the director of the Constitutional Tribunal's Chancellery for not allowing the judges to work. He said that Żurek was conducting both cases in parallel. #absurd #Polska #TrybunałKonstytucyjny (translated)

Blue White Red! presented Lola as an "influencer and content creator," then wrote that her intervention the night before on the set of LCI only expressed disdain. He added that LFI activists perhaps did not realize the disgust and anger that their statements, which he deemed absurd and vile, provoked among the French. #LFI #politique #société (translated)

Bleu Blanc Rouge wrote that Lola, whom he described as an influencer and content creator, had mostly shown disdain during her appearance the previous evening on LCI. He added that he was unsure if LFI militants realized the disgust and anger their statements, which he deemed absurd and repugnant, provoked in the French people. #LFI #politique #média (translated)

Martin Sellner wrote that Asian business owners tried to prevent Afro-Arab migrants from looting. He described France's gun laws as "completely absurd" and stated that they prevented defense based on the example he cited of the "Roof Koreans." https://t.co/2AQp1mnBHm #Migration #Waffenrechte #Frankreich (translated)

Beatrice Rosen stated that, for months, a man had been seeking to provoke chaos in France and internationally. She cited the "coalition of chaos," media provocations, measures she deemed absurd, and the rise in the cost of living, which she attributed to responses that aggravated the situation. She accused this man of willingly allowing the situation to deteriorate so that the public would demand measures restricting freedoms, calling this strategy the ultimate perversion. She added that many had shared this analysis for months, called for his resignation, and warned that there would be nothing left in seven months. #Chaos #Politique #Démission (translated)

The author condemned the degradation of the Brussels headquarters of the Socialist Party (PS). He hoped that these acts would encourage the formation of a broad political coalition to tighten sanctions and question the security taboos that he believed had weakened the state. #Sécurité #Politique #Bruxelles #BE (translated)

Markus Frohnmaier accused Friedrich Merz of claiming without evidence that the AfD was financed by Russia. At the same time, he referred to scandals involving the Union related to Azerbaijan and urged Merz to first deal with his own affairs. #AfD https://t.co/tpyeWjmVJ0 #Politik #Merkel #AfD (translated)

The sense of home referred to a statement by Andris Kulbergs, whom he described as the Prime Minister of Latvia: Kulbergs had stated that a strong Ukraine means a strong Europe, and that drinking less beer could save lives. The sense of home criticized the call to Europeans to drink one less beer to help Ukraine, labeling it as absurd. The author emphasized that Europeans could decide for themselves what and how much they would drink. #Europa #Ukraine #Trinken (translated)

As part of the so-called green gas quota, operators will also be allowed to mix blue hydrogen into the gas network, meaning hydrogen that is obtained from fossil natural gas - at a high energy cost. And that basically says everything about the absurd energy policy of this government. (translated)

The services in action wrote that the police officers were to stop serving as caregivers at the Łączna Zoo and would no longer have to feed or water the animals. The author assessed that it is hard to applaud this, as he considered the very fact that police officers previously performed these duties to be absurd. #policja #absurd #ZOO (translated)

The author stated that with him, France would launch the largest regulatory simplification initiative ever undertaken under the Fifth Republic. He announced a 10-year moratorium on any new standards applied to the automotive industry and the removal of constraints that he deemed absurd. https://t.co/qD6Bq8kDh7 #Simplification #IndustrieAutomobile #Normes #FR (translated)

Markus Haintz wrote about the account termination of Flavio von Witzleben, stating that almost all savings banks are state-owned banks, but often behave like red-green NGOs. He mentioned that the absurd reasons for termination from his point of view included small donations, cash deposits, as well as a PayPal and a Revolut account. According to Haintz, von Witzleben's lawyer had received the savings bank's response to the lawsuit. According to von Witzleben, the savings bank had cited an unusually high number of small donations. With 199,000 channel subscribers, these were apparently inexplicable for the Karlsruhe savings bank, which is why it suspected money laundering. #Banken #Kontokündigung #Geldwäsche (translated)