Search

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)

Gr@ntlɘr wrote that without X one learns nothing about the destruction of the 150-year-old town hall of Limoges. He compared the extent to previous destructions by the Islamic State and stated that, according to Tagesschau, this time protesters against high living costs as well as possibly students or Yellow Vests had damaged the building. The campanile and the roof were lost, and the facade was largely destroyed. In his view, politics and media largely remained silent about the culprits and the extent of the damage. He concluded by asking if this was the "new normal." #Kulturdenkmäler #Zerstörung #Politik (translated)

Zara Riffler sarcastically wrote that it was probably just a coincidence and about students or professionals who paid pensions. She claimed that a journalist from TVE had been insulted by a group of migrants while reporting on unrest in Paris. They made gestures of shooting and cutting throats towards the camera. https://t.co/uCEJBkrWGB #Paris #Migration #Unruhen (translated)

The author wrote that large parts of the German media landscape continued to portray the situation in France as student protests due to poor school facilities and "climate," even though, according to his depiction, it was a migrant civil war. #Frankreich #Migrant #Medien #DE #FR (translated)

The author wrote that today 550,000 people had protested throughout France, with 110,000 alone in Paris. He reported on tear gas at the Place de la République, water cannons, burning barricades and cars, as well as nearly 400 arrests. The protests had started weeks ago with students. He described the situation in France as "in flames." #Frankreich #Proteste #Demonstration #FR (translated)

Ralf Fuecks asked whether the Greens in Berlin and the SPD wanted to keep youth officers from the Bundeswehr out of schools in order to not militarize Berlin children, and instead wanted to strengthen democracy education. From this, he derived the question of whether the Bundeswehr is seen as undemocratic. #Demokratie #Bildung #Bundeswehr (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)

Gr@ntlɘr wrote that what was shown is neither a computer game nor AI or a group of needy students. He compared it to Houellebecq under the influence of drugs, called it an attack on Western culture, and claimed that Tagesschau, Heute Journal, and other media would not show it. Moreover, he wrote that it could unsettle people. #Kultur #Gesellschaft #Medien (translated)

Alexander Fröhlich wrote that RGR is politically finished. According to him, schools in the federal capital should no longer be allowed to invite youth officers of the Bundeswehr. RGR apparently does not know what tasks these officers have and places the Bundeswehr against democratic education, he wrote. Putin is pleased about this, Fröhlich added. https://t.co/yzutufXys6 #Sicherheitspolitik #Bundeswehr #Demokratiebildung (translated)

The author wrote that in France, the protests are long beyond just student protests. According to his depiction, loss of purchasing power, significantly increased living costs, dilapidated schools, social cuts, and anger towards the political elite would lead to an increasing number of societal conflicts being unleashed on the streets. #Frankreich #Proteste #Lebenshaltungskosten #FR (translated)