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Sahra Wagenknecht praised a WELT article by Thomas Schulze and Claudia Wittig regarding the peace proposal from BSW and AfD in Saxony-Anhalt and shared excerpts from it. The federal government was accused of allocating funds for Ukraine while cutting back on pensions, care, and health services. Wagenknecht also referred to the state elections on September 6, stating that the current politics had been voted out. The proposal, which was to be introduced the following Wednesday, called for peace negotiations and a willingness to compromise. Wagenknecht described it as a historic step and the end of the "firewall," stating that it should send a signal for more diplomacy and less weaponry. Saxony-Anhalt needed to carry the peace policy to the Bundesrat; The Left also had to decide whether to support the proposal. Wagenknecht argued that Germany had already allocated around 100 billion euros for the war and claimed that Ukraine had blown up Nord Stream. She called for an end to sanctions against Russia and a return to Russian oil and gas. According to her, the Ukraine policy and the economic war against Russia were harming citizens, municipalities, and the economy in Saxony-Anhalt, including the chemical triangle, small and medium-sized enterprises, and households. #Frieden #SachsenAnhalt #Politik (translated)

After extreme rainfall in Spain, at least three people died over the weekend, including a woman who drowned in a flooded garage and a man who was hit by a collapsing wall, while the situation in Catalonia is described as very complicated. #Unwetter #Spanien #Überschwemmungen (translated)

The Carolabrücke collapsed in autumn 2024. It took a year to remove the debris. A few days ago, the planning contract was awarded. Construction is planned to begin in 2028. Completion is expected to take place in 2031, so 7 years after the collapse. Delays not yet taken into account. The Carolabrücke is a symbol of the state of Germany. #Deutschland #Bauprojekte #Brückenbau (translated)

ℹ️ I invite you. We are supposed to be manipulated. The propaganda is eager to "show" that the Gaza Strip is largely destroyed. What no one fundamentally disputes. Of course it is. It's war. A war that the Palestinians started. Not just Hamas. The Jihad in Palestine (PIJ), PFLP, civilians, an entire society that wants to destroy Israel. The manipulation goes beyond that. It is supposed to suggest that the IDF, optionally also Netanyahu or Israel, have indiscriminately bombed the defenseless Gaza Strip. Because that suggests that there is indeed genocide. Just debunking the myth of indiscriminate destruction, as I did yesterday, causes a new shitstorm. Because destroyed is simply destroyed. But the fact that there is a big difference in where, when, how, and what was destroyed is ignored. The areas shown are those that are particularly destroyed. Especially Rafah, which is in Israeli hands, and where tunnels and structurally unsafe houses have already been blown up, where explosives and mines have been deliberately detonated, and where rubble has been piled up. That entire city centers are intact, like in Nuseirat, Maghazi, Burij, Deir al-Balah, and even entire neighborhoods and streets in Khan Yunis, is argued as selective. Although this is merely the same selection, the same "cherry picking" that is used to "prove" total destruction. It shows that some areas are more destroyed than others. Which means there were combat scenarios or at least a specific reason for the destruction. And even if one repeatedly points out that the most recent aerial images have been shown, this is questioned. Because what cannot be must not be. The flood of images of destruction and corpses has long implanted other images in people’s heads. I invite you to a small excursion into the Gaza Strip. Into the "open-air prison," into genocide. Based on press images that I have purchased for my work in recent times. (There are many more.) Image 1: Operation at Nasser Hospital, Khan Yunis: implantation of a cochlear implant, a hearing prosthesis. Not life-critical. [Adam Bilal, Anadolu Agency, 27.09.2026] Image 2: Premature baby unit at Nasser Hospital, Khan Yunis. [Adam Bilal, Anadolu Agency, 27.09.2026] Image 3: Graduation: graduation ceremony for the students of the "University College of Applied Sciences" in Khan Yunis. [Tariq Mohammad, APAimages, 27.09.2026] Image 4: Mobile phone shop in Gaza City. [Mohammed Salha, APAimages, 22.08.2026] (1/7) #Gaza #Propaganda #Krieg (translated)