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Malca Goldstein-Wolf asked SPD Berlin and the Greens how the coalition negotiations were going and whether Remmo could become the new Senate's Commissioner for Antisemitism in the future. She also wrote that the newly elected Berlin representative Katharina Marg from The Left in Berlin had participated in a demonstration against the deportation of clan members known to the police. #BerlinerPolitik #Koalitionsverhandlungen #Antisemitismus (translated)

U.M. OSINT wrote that the events discussed in the Spiegel article regarding Berlin would, in his view, go down in history. He personally categorized them historically alongside the German Autumn, airplane hijackings, and the Munich Olympic attack. He described the reactions to it as predictable and criticized that the reporting was dismissed as a Springer campaign and associated with the AfD. He stated that he had already reported on the topic at the end of September, while major media were primarily focusing on the Remmo clan. He rejected any connection to Springer and said that the AfD and the debate over expropriations in Berlin were irrelevant to him in this context. U.M. OSINT described as contradictory that a person who fears a terrorist environment in their party simultaneously advocates for a reduction in police powers and the abolition of the Office for the Protection of the Constitution. He also wrote that the AfD wanted the latter as well. Additionally, he criticized that the person had quoted recommendations from the LKA. U.M. OSINT urged the SPD to initiate a member vote on the coalition and appealed to party members to rethink their position. In conclusion, he referred to a poem by Heinrich Heine and cited "Pariser Exil, 1843" as the source. #Berlin #Deutschland #Terrorismus (translated)

Baha cited several examples that he described as problematic currents. Sören Pellmann, the faction leader in the Bundestag, joined the Red Aid in September, which the Office for the Protection of the Constitution categorizes as the largest and one of the most important groups of German left-wing extremism. Ferat Koçak reportedly wrote to Firas Remmo, the son of a clan chief, in February and asked him to spread his speech on the clan debate. After Koçak was said to have been caught in a lie, he had to resign his seat on the Interior Committee. Baha stated that he did not further mention a campaign party with Ibrahim Ibrahim. He also wrote that Vanessa Emde denies the right of Israel to exist. The Left Party Neukölln celebrated a festival with a committee, which according to the Office for the Protection of the Constitution is backed by supporters of Hamas and the PFLP. The party stated that it does not share the assessment of the Office for the Protection of the Constitution. The Left Youth NRW, which claims to be the largest state association of the youth party, is being monitored by the Office for the Protection of the Constitution. According to their assessment, its goal amounts to a dictatorship of the proletariat; it is co-financed by the party, Baha wrote. #Linksextremismus #Politik #Deutschland (translated)

The article examines the connection between the post-communist party Levice and the Remmo clan, known for its criminal activities in Berlin, including notoriously known thefts such as the robbery of a giant gold coin and the looting of the Dresden treasure chamber. #Remmo #zlato #organizovanězločin (translated)

During the negotiations between the Left, Greens, and SPD, there are internal tensions triggered by controversial statements from the Neukölln representative Vanessa Emde, who called it a democratic scandal, while clan leader Issa Remmo contradicts the portrayal of contact with the Left and highlights his political agenda. #DieLinke #Staatsräson #PolitikBerlin (translated)

Max Mannhart wrote that Ferhat Kocak stated he did not know Issa Remmo and had left the meeting after 10 to 15 minutes as soon as he learned who he was speaking with. Remmo, on the other hand, said that the meeting lasted an hour and that both knew each other. According to Mannhart, Kocak did not comment on this. The suspicion that the connections of the Left to clans in Neukölln ran deeper and had a strategic political dimension had not been refuted for weeks, Mannhart wrote. https://t.co/zlOFkdsUh5 #Neukölln #Clanpolitik #FerhatKocak (translated)

Apollo News reported that clan leader Issa Remmo accused the leftist politician Ferat Koçak of lying again. Koçak had previously stated that a supposedly accidental meeting with Remmo lasted at most 15 minutes. Remmo, on the other hand, claimed that Koçak came to his office and they discussed for more than an hour. https://t.co/SAbZyKv1db #Politik #Lügen #Diskussion (translated)

Steffan Nethe criticized Ferat Koçak for his contacts with Firas Remmo and accused him of contradictory statements. Nethe wrote that Koçak is funded with about 17,500 euros of taxpayers' money each month. He claimed that the Bundestag member had accepted a smartphone as an in-kind donation from the son of a well-known clan leader. According to Koçak's account, the device was intended for Antifa youth, whose phones had been confiscated by the police. Nethe questioned Koçak's statement that he initially did not know who he was chatting with and later sat in an office with him. Even after Koçak recognized who was in front of him, he did not terminate the contact but took the phone with him and contacted Firas Remmo again two weeks later, Nethe wrote. Furthermore, Koçak had asked Remmo to spread a Bundestag speech in which he referred to the term "clan crime" as a political fighting term. Nethe also criticized a voice message with warm regards to Remmo and Koçak's wish to do politics more "for the street" than in parliament. He dismissed Koçak's later regret and the explanation that the situation had been overwhelming. He called for Koçak to no longer be funded with taxpayer money and to relieve him of his political offices. #Politik #Korruption #Clankriminalität (translated)

A sense of belonging was referred to by Issa Remmo as the clan boss and wrote that he had criticized Ferat Koçak. Remmo explained that Koçak had sat in his office for an hour. A sense of belonging concluded that Koçak knows the Remmo clan and accused him of lying. Furthermore, the author asked whether Koçak expected the Remmos to accept his statements. #Politik #Skandal #Deutschland (translated)

NIUS reported that the Remmo clan leader accused the leftist politician Ferat Koçak of lying about their acquaintance. Koçak said he didn't know him; however, the clan leader stated that Koçak had spent an hour in his office. https://t.co/iRVGwA7L9k #Politik #Fakten #Debatte (translated)

Alexander Schaumburg claimed that Koçak was involved in organized crime and that this was known throughout Germany. He wrote that the SED still wanted to protect him at all costs. Furthermore, he asked who else was in league with the Remmos there, and demanded a ban on the SED with the hashtag #SEDVerbotJETZT. #SEDVerbotJETZT https://t.co/kshSduTACQ #Politik #Deutschland #Korruption (translated)

Aron Pielka wrote that it is rarely addressed how strange it is that Kocak and Remmo remained unbothered as alleged mafia bosses, although, in his opinion, this was generally known. That is where the scandal lies. At the same time, he emphasized that the social order is based on a German supermajority. #Gesellschaft #Justiz #Mafia (translated)

Apollo News reported that the Left Party MP Ferat Koçak stated that he did not know who he was meeting before a meeting. Remmo then said that Koçak certainly knows him and asked what he should do about it. https://t.co/lNVJuyQfUc #Politik #Clankriminalität #ÖffentlicheSicherheit (translated)