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Thorsten Alsleben wrote that many politically uninterested young people in Berlin, especially women, in his opinion, were unaware of the connections of the Left to the Islamist and clan milieu. The campaign posters nonetheless appealed to them because they believed they were voting for someone who would prevent rent increases. Alsleben described this as a glaring media failure. #Berlin #Politik #Medien (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)

Alexander Schaumburg said that women in Afghanistan may only be treated by female doctors, that girls are prohibited from attending school from the fifth grade onwards, and that women cannot become doctors or use medical facilities. He referred to the contradiction between these statements and reported that German leftists, Palestinians, and Islamists had demonstrated against a hijab ban in Azerbaijan. He added that he did not make this up. #Frauenrechte #Menschenrechte #Bildung (translated)

Wagensveld wrote that he had been arrested three times within a few weeks after the mayor imposed restrictions on the content of his demonstration at the last minute. According to him, it had been registered and approved in advance with a megaphone and a Quran as demonstration materials. He stated that during a conversation with the police, about 20 minutes before arriving at the location, no restrictions were mentioned. Upon arrival, he was required to hand over the Quran due to potential disturbances, even though there was no counter-demonstration or unrest and he had not yet shown the Quran visibly. The demonstration had not yet begun. At one of the arrests, he claimed he offered to leave, but that was only permitted if he handed over the Quran. Wagensveld reported that he was held for six hours and interrogated all three times. According to him, there was no prosecution. A fourth attempt to demonstrate ultimately did go ahead. He asserted that he and his supporters would keep returning until they received their rights. He described the arrests as an abuse of power intended to intimidate people and limit demonstrations based on their content. Wagensveld wrote that leftist activists and Islamists could express slogans that others found offensive, and that he supported their right to do so. According to him, officials were trying to restrict that same freedom for dissenters. He wondered why the Minister of Justice and Security apparently approved of that. #Demonstratierecht #VrijheidVanMeningsuiting #Rechtsstaat #Demonstratierecht #VrijheidVanMeningsuiting #Rechtsstaat (translated)

Iman Sefati asked where Die Linke Neukölln was while women in Iran were fighting against Islamists and homosexuals were being executed. He also asked where protests, expressions of solidarity, and clear public statements were. https://t.co/85cgznoBBM #Solidarität #Menschenrechte #Frauenrechte (translated)

Morten Messerschmidt expressed his support for Pia Kjærsgaard and wrote that she confronted Afrah al-Jabouri in the TV 2 program Højskolen with TikTok videos, which he described as terror-related. According to Messerschmidt, al-Jabouri denied that the images were real, but he accused her of being untruthful. Messerschmidt also wrote that al-Jabouri had been employed at an airport while sharing the videos and that she was fired because of them. He rejected her claim that the firing was due to racism. He further wrote that al-Jabouri had reported Kjærsgaard for violence after the program, but that no one could recognize her description, even though the program had been surrounded by cameras, journalists, and politicians. Messerschmidt praised Kjærsgaard for continuing to fight against Islamism at the age of 79 and thanked her for taking care of Denmark. #dkpol #yttringsfrihed #islamisme (translated)

The author wrote that Ilham Aliyev was implementing a secular state in Azerbaijan based on the model of Atatürk. According to his account, AKP Islamists discriminated against him as islamophobic because he prohibited headscarves for children in schools. At the same time, they referred to the Azerbaijani people as a brotherly nation. The contribution subsequently broke off in the middle of the sentence. #Aserbaidschan #Laizismus #Islamophobie #AZ (translated)

Mitchel Oliver labeled Afrah as an Islamist and wrote that her statements about not having shared terrorism-related TikToks, about Pia Kjærsgaard having subjected her to violence, and about having been fired from the airport due to racism were false. He asked whether Afrah belonged in Denmark. https://t.co/NPlb3ZZCiv #Danmark #Islamisme #Terrorisme (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf wrote that Katharina Dröge from the Greens stated on Maybrit Illner that queer people in Saxony-Anhalt are now afraid to hold hands in public. She criticized that Dröge could imagine cooperating with the Left at the federal level, which Goldstein-Wolf called Germany's most dangerous party. She accused the Left of tolerating proximity to Islamists and clans. Additionally, she asked how queer people would feel holding hands in Berlin-Neukölln and labeled Dröge as an agitator whom people should not fall for, in her opinion. #Simulation #LGBTQ #Politik (translated)

Ahmad Mansour asked who had normalized the fact that anti-Semites and Islamists openly and confidently glorified terror in the middle of Europe – in this case, in the Netherlands. He also questioned how it had come to be that such actors felt safer in Europe than in most Muslim countries. #Antisemitismus #Islamismus #Europa (translated)

The author asked whether the SPD in Berlin is teaming up with individuals whom he accused of being lenient towards Islamists and Arab clans, as well as antisemitism, and whether the CDU should accept this. At the same time, he criticized that the SPD demands clarification from the CDU if it elects an AfD president in Saxony-Anhalt. #Politik #SPD #CDU #DE (translated)

Hasnain Kazim remembered the third anniversary of the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7, 2023. At that time, he arrived by bicycle in Heidelberg and heard discussions about the attack in the marketplace. The terror had strengthened his resolve to stand against extremism. He described the attack as the largest mass murder of Jews since the Holocaust. Kazim wrote that religiously justified restrictions and violence had occupied him since childhood. He had experienced, among other things, the outrage over a joke by Rudi Carrell about Khomeini, the persecution of Salman Rushdie, and the deaths of more than a dozen acquaintances, friends, and colleagues at the hands of Islamist extremists. He had also found statements that praised Hitler or Osama bin Laden to be profoundly unbearable. Since October 7, 2023, he has observed that Hamas terrorists are celebrated in Germany as well. In Berlin-Neukölln, people distributed candies after the massacre. Kazim also criticized the fact that some young people appeared with keffiyehs and pro-Palestinian slogans without understanding their political and historical significance. He wrote that Hamas fighters and bin Laden are portrayed on TikTok as representatives of the oppressed or as opponents of capitalism. At the same time, Kazim warned of extremists demanding mass "remigration" and threatening people who appeared foreign or Muslim to them. He accused the political center of not rejecting Islamism and the glorification of terror decisively enough and of ceding the political space to others. He did not want to live in a society where extremists set the tone, nor in one where Sharia law prevailed and religious authorities dictated people's lives. Kazim also referred to the vulnerability of people who could be identified as Jewish, as well as the need for protection for restaurants, kindergartens, schools, places of worship, and diplomatic missions. This was neither resistance nor criticism of the Israeli government, he wrote. In conclusion, he commemorated the victims of October 7, wished healing and peace for the injured, and called for the defeat of the terrorists. #Terrorismus #Extremismus #Frieden (translated)

Iman Sefati accused columnists and Islamists of attempting to prevent the Freedom Prize of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom for the Iranian people, while simultaneously remaining silent on executions and human rights abuses in Iran. He asked where their tweets on these topics had been in recent days. The prize is awarded to the Iranian people – including conservatives, leftists, liberals, Baluchis, Azeris, Kurds, and other groups. Prince Reza Pahlavi accepts it on their behalf, Sefati wrote. It is not about a single person, but about a people fighting for freedom. In conclusion, he said that those criticized should be ashamed. #Iran #Menschenrechte #Freiheit (translated)