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Florida sues Pfizer: pregnant women and teenagers paid the price I am genuinely very curious how this will turn out. That #Pfizer is a gang of crooks, everyone who has a bit of medical knowledge knows. The company has a reputation in this area: they haven't choked on their first lie and they have had more dubious dealings for which they had to account. But this is much bigger, and now the big players are going to get involved. Pfizer is powerful and will pull out all the stops to combat such initiatives. As a lonely citizen, you usually achieve nothing and should be glad to get away without any harm. But I think Pfizer has overplayed its hand in this case. #mRNAvaccines #Covid19 (translated)

In France, dozens of universities/schools are now closed. Lyceums are burning. Teachers and police are injured. The extreme-left mayor is complicit. In Liège, they are closing preventively. “Students' protest.” Are we really going to leave the defense of our values to Vlaams Belang and Rassemblement National? When will traditional parties (across Europe) really talk about security and integration? (translated)

The CDU mayor, who was elected with 55.7 percent, is asking for mercy after an alcohol incident with a blood alcohol level of 1.6 per mille, while the mood in his community is tense due to his misconduct, and city councilors are already preparing for a removal procedure. (translated)

It continues! Project M1LLION on October 10th in Berlin! I was already there in Plauen and met many wonderful people! Together for - direct democracy - stricter migration policy - the abolition of the CO₂ tax - stopping the planned healthcare reform - abolishing the broadcasting fee - deregulation and a slimmer state - personal accountability of politicians - fewer payments to war participants - peace! We citizens must finally recognize the power we hold! (translated)

Since Campact has apparently organized another email bomb against me, this time using my private (!) email account: save your time. I do not base my political decisions on what concerned citizens from Cologne write to me on behalf of a Green/SPD-affiliated NGO that doesn’t know what a state parliament president does. I have made election promises. I will keep them. (translated)

Life in Germany is getting more and more expensive. In September, inflation rose to over three percent. In terms of energy, the increase is even at 14.9 percent. The biggest price driver is fuel. Consumers had to pay almost 50 percent more for fuel in September compared to a year earlier. And what is the federal government doing? They are giving citizens a measly 17 cents, which doesn't even fully reach the consumer. The fuel discount, which comes into effect on October 1 after months of inaction by the Merz government, is a bad joke considering the enormous inflation! Not 17 cents, one euro would be appropriate! A price cap of 1.50 euros for fuel in Germany is urgently needed. This is possible if the CO2 price is abolished, the energy tax is halved, and the value-added tax on fuel and energy is reduced to 7 percent. (translated)

Seven instead of eight years. This is not a correction, this is leniency. Simeon Trux, born as such, later called Maja T., attacked with other patriots on the "Day of Honor." Contusions, bruises, broken bones. For this, there is now a one-year discount in Budapest. The public prosecutor wanted to impose a harsher sentence. The court reduced it. Those who beat others often face a debate in Germany and at least a punishment in Hungary. However, even that is being downplayed again. Arrest in Berlin, extradition, the Federal Constitutional Court finds the procedure inadmissible, the family speaks of isolation and vermin. All important, as soon as the perpetrator suffers. The bones of the beaten do not feature in this sympathy. Seven years for a serious crime is not a scandal of harshness. It is the scandal that even this is considered too much. (translated)

While the Thuringian State Parliament was discussing a ban on the AfD, the citizens of Thuringia sought direct conversations with Björn Höcke, Uwe Krell, and Stefan Möller. The hall in Geisa was full, and this is what vibrant democracy looks like! We won't give up - we're engaging with the people on the ground! (translated)

The box 3 plan contains a harmful crypto gap. As a result, it is not fiscally neutral, acts as a competitor disturber, undermines entrepreneurs, incites undesirable behavior among investors, and causes unforeseen costs for citizens. But: recovery can be quick. 👇🧵 (translated)

It's not about a 'rich' country or wealthy citizens. It's about young people who save or invest in the hope that they can one day have a chance at their own home. Keep in mind that the median has 15,000 euros in investments and investors with an asset of 10,000 euros already have to start paying taxes, whereas that was previously 57,000. These are the ordinary Dutch citizens. The investors, the entrepreneurs, the employees. People who work hard, take risks, and create jobs. These are people who are considering leaving because they do not see the Dutch government as a reliable partner. You should be ashamed of that. Now try to keep the welfare state standing. The Laffer Curve in full effect. (translated)