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Anna wrote that US media would exceed themselves in attacking Donald Trump and supporting Volodymyr Zelensky. She claimed that Zelensky is more popular than ever in the US, while Trump’s approval ratings continue to decline. According to her assessment, nearly every second post on X is directed against Trump – even on Elon Musk's platform. As an example, Anna mentioned Ben Meiselas, a lawyer and co-founder of MeidasTouch. He had warned that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent may have committed a crime in connection with a diesel deal and referred to "criminal behavior." Meiselas explained in a video the laws that Bessent allegedly violated. Trump’s immunity does not apply to the Treasury Secretary, Anna wrote. She described the development against Trump as an avalanche that he himself triggered. #Trump #Selenskyj #Medien (translated)

Björn Harms announced that his new book "The Asylum Complex" would be available in stores the following day; he already had some freshly printed copies in hand. He wrote that the book includes, among other things, a detailed overall calculation of the asylum costs of past years and an overview of the number of asylum accommodations in Germany. According to him, the federal government does not know this number. According to Harms, the book also addresses real estate companies and hoteliers who earn millions by renting to the state, as well as home operators, welfare associations, lawyer networks, and state companies that benefit from the growing market or mass immigration. He announced interviews with insiders from the social industry and the real estate market, as well as insights into asylum NGOs, refugee councils, and million-euro funding programs from the EU and the federal government. Additionally, the book aims to address legal questions related to the topic of asylum. Harms requested feedback on the book. #Asylkomplex #Buchneuerscheinung #Asylpolitik (translated)

The author criticized lawyer Jun and wrote that he seemed to be unaware of the free mandate. The procedure proposed by Jun, in his opinion, undermined the secret ballot and amounted to coercion of the parliamentarians. In doing so, Jun attacked the foundations of parliamentary democracy. (translated)

Josef Franz Lindner wrote that Jun had introduced a penalized cease-and-desist declaration in connection with a secret election as a representative. Lindner saw a constitutional issue in this and asked whether Jun, as a member of a constitutional court, really did not recognize this. #Verfassungsrecht #Wahlrecht #Unterlassungserklärung (translated)

The article highlights how the radical left presidential candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon is using the student protests in France to position himself as an advocate for a dissatisfied generation, particularly through his connection with the popular student representative Elwan, who eloquently articulates the grievances of his peers. #Frankreich #Mélenchon #Proteste (translated)

Heimatgefühl criticized "Lawyer Jun" and wrote that he would like to obligate all CDU state parliament members to a legally binding declaration of abstention, stating that they would not enter into a coalition with the AfD in December. In their view, Jun must take a clear position. Furthermore, Heimatgefühl accused him of questioning the secret ballot and wanting to find out who voted how, because the electoral victory of an AfD politician did not fit into his worldview. Finally, Heimatgefühl described Jun as completely disoriented. #CDU #AfD #Politik (translated)

Kolja Barghoorn wrote that a lawyer apparently does not know the correct term "penal prohibition declaration" and instead used "penal proven." The latter means linguistically that a punishment has proven itself, Barghoorn explained. https://t.co/yP1XSLlOU2 #Recht #Juristen #Sprache (translated)

Democracy Didi welcomed the idea and asked if it could also be applied to ordinary voters. He wrote that his uncle always claimed to have voted for the Greens, but spoke so disparagingly about foreigners that he didn't believe him. #Wahlen #Meinungsfreiheit #Ausländer (translated)

LarsInvest criticized that Google reviews are, according to him, not very reliable: even a hairdresser with 4.8 stars can deliver a very bad haircut. He claimed that more than 90 percent of the reviews deleted worldwide are removed in Germany. He cited the legal situation as the reason, according to which reviewers must prove that they were customers there in the event of a dispute with the business. This deters many and has led to the emergence of a "removal industry" specialized in removing negative reviews, consisting of law firms and agencies, he wrote. Therefore, it hardly pays off to leave a review for bad food or service. As a positive point, he noted that the number of deleted reviews is now displayed. #Bewertungen #Friseurbesuch #Kundenservice (translated)

John Beck, the attorney engaged by Rahm for the insolvency proceedings of LIV, stated at a hearing before the US Bankruptcy Court in New Jersey that Rahm had reviewed the proposed terms for "LIV 2.0" and decided not to participate in 2027. #JonRahm #LIVGolf #GolfInsolvenz (translated)