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🚨 BOMB! JUST IN: MORAES' WIFE CANCELED THE FLIGHT ON VORCARO'S JET RIGHT AFTER HIS ARREST. Vorcaro was arrested on the night of November 17, trying to flee the country. At 8:34 the next morning, Viviane Barci sent a cancellation request. Messages with the company managing the banker’s aircraft were revealed by Lauro Jardim in Globo. She is registered as a "shareholder" of the jet and the helicopter. She chose the menu, brought a pet, reserved a helicopter for the holiday. Moraes' office swore he "never traveled on any plane of Daniel Vorcaro." IF EVERYTHING WAS FINE, WHY CANCEL THE NEXT MORNING AFTER THE ARREST? (translated)

"We are preparing for new hybrid attacks, including serious ones." Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned on Thursday that Germany is facing an increasing number of Russian hybrid attacks and promised continued support for Ukraine before a winter that is likely to be the harshest since the beginning of the Russian invasion in 2022. (translated)

That crypto and precious metals do not automatically fall into the existing list of exceptions can simply be fixed through a legislative amendment. In short, a fallacy by @Stas_Financien @eelcoeerenberg. Thus states @pesla. Dismissing this with "can't because it's not in the bill" is argumentatively insufficient. (translated)

I just saw the debate between @MPHoogeveen and @Stas_Financien about the difference in taxation between directly held bitcoin, in a wallet or on an exchange (capital gains tax), and bitcoin through an investment product at a bank or broker (wealth tax). @Stas_Financien states that crypto cannot be included in the amendment, because the existing exception for start-ups and scale-ups can only be extended to other securities. But is that really true?! An amendment is a legislative proposal with which you can modify and/or supplement another legislative proposal. The fact that there is currently no exception for crypto (and precious metals) does not automatically mean that you cannot add one. If speed is the reason to accept that difference, then concretely justify why direct crypto/precious metals cannot be included in time. My question would be: What concrete legal provision makes it impossible for crypto/precious metals to be included in the same amendment? Saying "that exception was not included yet" is not sufficient. It didn't exist for start-ups either, but was also added. Think of an addition for regulated institutions, exchanges, or brokers that have a license or AFM permit. (translated)

To engrave this moment in history 🏆 The collector card WORLD CHAMPIONS is now available! 🔢 Each card is individually numbered ⏳ Limited edition Available now in the store 🥵 (shipments expected in early November) (translated)

Aha, aha, I understand Dr. Golob... It seems really IMPORTANT to you personally that there is no parliamentary investigation into GEN-I under the new law, which prevents sneaky legal tricks and delays. But you also have to understand us - we would like to know who stole!🤷 (translated)

Filip Turek responds to the new conclusions of the police regarding his traffic accident with a specific action. For half a year, he will strengthen the Děčín ambulance service as a driver without salary. The goal of his mission is to make life easier, especially for seniors in crisis moments. (translated)

"And when I say new, I mean among the residents of (immigrant, mainly Muslim) suburbs. Soral connected far-right youth with young Islamists because they share a common hatred of Jews," According to the renowned journalist Caroline Fourest, who has been monitoring the far right in the country for thirty years, Alain Soral has contributed the most to the rise of new anti-Semitism in France. (translated)

"No one is safe from PFAS. They must be banned, and the phase-out must be planned, supported, and completed." The Green MEP, Cristina Guarda, said this during a press conference organized in Brussels to present the results of the study 'PFAS levels in Europeans', which analyzed the presence of various per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, the so-called 'eternal pollutants', in the blood of 110 volunteers from nine European countries, including Italy: Italy, Belgium, France, Croatia, Germany, Luxembourg, Spain, Denmark, and Finland. (translated)