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The author believed that a return to civil peace required "remigration." He stated that Paris had been looted for two days and that the town hall of Limoges had been set on fire. He also declared that he would restore the anti-rioter law of 1970, which had been repealed by François Mitterrand in 1981, as well as minimum sentences. https://t.co/HQTMeuSSoe #remigration #paix #loi #FR (translated)

Lukreta wrote that her activists were at the forefront of yesterday's Generation Germany demonstration in Neumünster. The post was tagged with the hashtags "Lukreta," "Remigration," and "Germany." #lukreta #remigration #deutschland https://t.co/C6nkCC3qtj #Demonstration #Neumünster #Deutschland (translated)

The Baron of Øresund wrote that 63.4% of the recipients of welfare benefits in Germany had a migrant background, and that the same was true for 88.8% of all those sought after. He claimed that extensive remigration could reduce both expenses and insecurity. #velfærd #migration #samfund (translated)

Fleischpflanzerl wrote that if a child with a migration background had been beaten by ten German children, there would have been special broadcasts, demonstrations against the right, and candlelight vigils in his opinion. He contrasted this with the statement that it was actually only about a German child; similar things happen daily in many schools across the country. #Migrantengewalt #FrankfurtOder #Remigration #Migrantengewalt #Migration #Gesellschaft (translated)

Lars Boje Mathiesen accused Mohammad Rona of lying about no parties supporting remigration. Mathiesen stated that the Citizens' Party supported remigration and that he had repeatedly said so. He added that the party, in his view, was the only one doing so and criticized the media for not reporting on Rona's statement. He asked whether the media would continue to only attack conservative politicians or begin to do their job. #dkpol #dkmedier #dkpol #dkmedier #politiskdebat (translated)

FREIE SACHSEN reported on hundreds of participants at the Monday protest in Dresden. The movement stated that people take to the streets there every Monday for peace and freedom. The protest was themed around the Save Europe Act, held in front of the Frauenkirche, symbolizing remigration; a front banner conveyed the message of the event. Additionally, FREIE SACHSEN declared that Saxony does not want conditions like those in West Germany. The group referred to itself as Saxony's largest citizen movement and pointed to its Telegram channel. https://t.co/yJsAxWWD6g #Remigration #Dresden #Frieden (translated)

According to Heimatgefühl, 89 percent of the people wanted in Germany by arrest warrant are foreigners and 11 percent are Germans. The figures, according to the article, came from a response from the Federal Ministry of the Interior to a request from AfD member of parliament Sebastian Münzenmaier. Heimatgefühl also claimed that among the nearly nine out of ten foreign wanted persons, there are also Germans with a second passport. From the author's perspective, the figures indicate that remigration is important and correct. #Deutschland #Remigration #Haftbefehl (translated)

German Shepherd wrote that Hakan Demir (SPD) had asked in the Bundestag about the meaning of "remigration." Martin Hess (AfD) had answered brilliantly from the author's perspective. Therefore, the author wrote that he could almost feel sorry for Demir, who also hoped that Demir would quickly cope with the defeat and that many more would follow. https://t.co/ILqruzASJ9 #Bundestag #Politik #Remigration (translated)

Lars Andersen wrote that he wanted more TV where Muslims were asked about their views on freedom, gender, and society. He believed it would pave the way for remigration by showing the Danes what a large minority in Denmark believed. https://t.co/S1QPKPzazu #Danmark #Frihed #Samfund (translated)

Miró wrote that the German-Israeli journalist Antonia Yamin is afraid of anti-Semitism and is concerned about a strengthening of both the Left and the AfD. At the same time, he described the AfD as the only party that wants to sustainably address the catastrophic conditions that he believes exist through remigration. https://t.co/15GUTXdyyK #Antisemitismus #Politik #Deutschland (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)

Richard Meusers v.W. wrote that the car destroyed on October 2 in Perpignan was not a luxury car, but a small car, like one that a nurse or a package delivery person would use for their commute. He also asked why the term remigration is viewed so negatively. https://t.co/W3poB72vi8 #Perpignan #Kleinwagen #Gesellschaft (translated)

Martin Sellner reported that a Vienna watchmaker spoke to him in a café, thanked him for his work, and treated him to a small beer. Sellner wrote that he was working there on the final steps of a demographic dashboard for the Remigration Institute and mistakenly thought the Viennese group at the neighboring table, because of their dialect, might be the last "true Viennese" in the district. He stated that the encounter had enriched him more than politicians from the established parties and their expenses. The offered beer was more valuable to him than the insignia he described as corrupt and depraved. He accused the politicians of despising and replacing the people, and announced that he would continue until the country was reclaimed. #Wien #Dankbarkeit #Bier (translated)

Marcus Pretzell wrote that people who today wrinkle their noses at remigration would, in five years, be shouting "Nakba" in the streets. Germany is completely lost, as in his view, people there are too cowardly to express their own objective opinions and pay more attention to the views of their neighbors. #Remigration #Gesellschaft #Meinungsfreiheit (translated)

Marcus Pretzell wrote that it is a big mistake to assume that in five years anyone will still be upset about the remigration debates of 2020. He recommended preparing to hold an angry citizenry back from particularly absurd ideas at that time. #Remigration #Debatten #Zukunft (translated)

Martin Sellner wrote that many of the migrants currently setting fire to schools in France are French citizens. He questioned what measures the right-wing suggested who opposed repatriation, and whether they relied on further integration courses. #Migration #Integration #Frankreich (translated)