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Alexander Steffen wrote that the Left Party, Greens, and SPD wanted to introduce voting rights for all who have been in Germany for five years, abolish the pay card, and bring more refugees to the city. The designated mayor had stated that every deportation is one too many. According to Steffen, all of Europe wants to regain control over migration, while in Berlin the loss of control is becoming the government program. He described this policy as deadly. #Wahlrecht #Migration #Berlin (translated)

The Yeomyung School in South Korea supports North Korean refugee children on their way back to life, but is facing strong resistance from local residents due to the construction of a new campus, which highlights the difficult relations between North and South Korea. #Nordkorea #Südkorea #Bildung (translated)

Stefan Energie Chiemgau/Outdoor Chiemgau sarcastically asked whether French primary school students had received too little education. France is currently falling apart, he wrote, and the police are partially already giving up and fleeing. At the same time, he criticized that the events were being referred to as student protests and asked whether something similar could happen in Germany soon. #Frankreich #Schule #Gesellschaft (translated)

The Central Investigation Agency wrote that German public broadcasting portrayed Frédéric, Stéphanie, and Sébastien as demonstrators for more teachers and better schools. The author claimed that a mob of leftists and Islamists is attempting a coup in Paris and the police are fleeing. In his view, viewers of public broadcasting should recognize this by now. https://t.co/MF1Z2jEFGj #Bildung #Frankreich #Demonstration (translated)

LilitThyra wrote that a refugee shelter should be built in Berlin for 25 million euros, which she referred to as a "luxury accommodation." Left-leaning voters from the upscale district on the Stralau peninsula were already looking forward to it, according to her description. The state-owned housing company Degewo is supposed to build the accommodation; the state of Berlin aims to rent it through the responsible state office. A rental period of 30 years is planned. #Berlin #Flüchtlinge #Wohnen (translated)

Steffan Nethe criticized the planned expenditure of 25 million euros for a new refugee shelter on the Stralau peninsula in Berlin. He described the location as one of the most expensive and exclusive in the capital, contrasting the amount with the almost 400 billion euros that Germany has spent on migration policy over the past eleven years, according to his representation. Nethe wrote that while the middle class has been urged to save and pay higher taxes for years, the project sends a devastating signal to the working population. Citing internal documents, he stated that the property was too small, the construction forms were complicated, and costs were already spiraling out of control. He doubted that it would remain at 25 million euros and cited the project as an example of wasteful use of tax money. At the same time, he pointed out that citizens in large cities could hardly afford living space anymore. #Steuergeldverschwendung #Migration #Wohnraum (translated)

The article claimed that Zelensky threatened Europe with 20 million refugees and needed at least 70 billion for the coming year. The author referred to a statement by Zelensky, who had asked how many Ukrainians would come to Europe if Putin won, mentioning the figure of 20 million. In the event that Zelensky abdicated, BlackRock would take over the reconstruction, he wrote. #Selenskyj #Flüchtlinge #Ukraine #UA #EU #RU (translated)

The author commented on a report that attributed a warning about 20 million refugees in Europe to Volodymyr Zelensky, noting that it is now clear why Russia must not win the war. He ironically added that someone must first tell him that. #Russland #Ukraine #Flüchtlinge #RU #UA #EU (translated)

Torsten Heinrich wrote that he has never rented from a corporation, but from private individuals who had invested in real estate alongside their jobs. He knows at least seven people who over decades built up to 150 apartments through saving and loans. Two of them constructed and rented out multi-family houses with loans; several started from scratch, including one person from a refugee family. Heinrich argued that private real estate investments also need to be measured against other investment options. Real estate has already performed poorly compared to government bonds or index funds; the main argument for them is the possibility of value appreciation, which is tax-free after ten years. However, this is countered by high renovation costs, as well as work and hassle with tenants. In contrast, paper investments require hardly any effort and, according to him, do not entail additional payments, such as for new insulation or heating regulations. According to Heinrich, the abolition of tax exemption after the holding period is another reason not to invest in real estate. Anyone assuming that the taxation of private real estate sales has no impact on construction activity is effectively making an intellectual capitulation statement. #Immobilien #Investment #Vermietung (translated)