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The author claimed that Merkel's asylum policy has so far cost 400 billion in tax money alone. Social follow-up costs have not been taken into account and are likely to amount to several times that. Immigration continues, and with it, costs are rising as well, he wrote. https://t.co/aJ7mJOgyKD #Asylpolitik #Einwanderung #Kosten #DE (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)

Nurder Koch wrote that Katherina Reiche has apparently used her ministry as a campaign headquarters for the CDU. According to an urgent application from Karlsruhe, she must delete her anti-left video, he wrote. He accused her of using taxpayer money against the opposition and losing in court; it couldn't be more embarrassing. https://t.co/HGMyWraPck #Politik #CDU #Steuergelder (translated)

Prof. Karl Kautabak, the Minister of Health, wrote in a satire that it is considered "perceived injustice" when people without prior contributions to the social system receive the same benefits as long-term contributors. He also criticized that taxpayers' money is going to Ukraine without returns, such as raw materials, while cuts are being made elsewhere. According to him, politicians regularly increase their salaries while demanding that the population work longer or pay more taxes. Addressing his counterpart, he wrote that they had mental health issues and should seek treatment; he described a loss of reality as curable. #SozialeUngerechtigkeit #Steuern #Politik (translated)

Koch accused the CDU of associating terrorism, anti-Semitism, and organized crime with the Left on their official Instagram account to discredit the party with taxpayers' money. At the same time, he claimed that the CDU was helping the AfD to attain political offices and portrayed the Left as an enemy of the state. Koch suspected that the reason for this was the Left's demands to question property relations, expropriate large real estate companies, and tax capital more heavily. Koch also criticized that public broadcasting had been preoccupied for weeks with individual slogans and the Berlin Left, while the CDU's policies were rarely subjected to fundamental scrutiny. In his view, the dispute was about class interests, economic power, and who could implement political changes. The CDU defended existing property and power relations while fighting against their change, he wrote. #CDU #Linke #Politik (translated)

Heimatgefühl wrote that the CDU wants to leave the plenary chamber together on election day in December. As a comparison, the author cited a scenario from professional life: If an employee were to persuade a group to collectively cease work and leave the room, he would, in his estimation, have to expect a warning or immediate dismissal. At the same time, Heimatgefühl criticized politicians as overpaid and accused them of using parliament for political power games. Individuals like Schulze, in his opinion, take too much liberty. Those who hold a political mandate bear responsibility towards the citizens; however, according to Heimatgefühl, the CDU is indifferent to them. #CDU #Politik #Wahlen (translated)

Heimatgefühl criticized a video in which Böhmermann depicted Ulrich Siegmund on a blue moped before a truck runs over him, backs up, and runs over him a second time. This staged Siegmund's death, the author wrote. The depiction goes too far and crosses the boundaries of decency. In addition, Heimatgefühl complained that such content was funded with taxpayer money and described it as the kind of satire produced by Böhmermann and ZDF. #Satire #Böhmermann #ZDF (translated)

GFrei.News wrote that Trump ordered three million tons of cheap diesel from Putin to relieve the US fuel market. Trump had previously been on the path to making the USA safer and more prosperous, improving the country overall. Due to his great success, he had been persuaded into an "Iran adventure," which led to renewed war, diminished morale, and a decline in his global approval. At the same time, the increased fuel costs due to high oil prices had eroded the price advantages. Now Trump has changed course and purchased large quantities of cheap diesel from Russia, GFrei.News wrote. Three million tons corresponded to the entire consumption of the USA in a week and would significantly relieve the market. Meanwhile, his own representatives were taking turns in Ukraine to pursue joint projects with Volodymyr Zelenskyy, each taking billions in taxpayer money. Meanwhile, the domestic economy was close to zero growth and facing bankruptcies, it was further stated. #Trump #Diesel #Russland (translated)

NIUS reported that a human chain prevented the AfD's deputy president of the state parliament, Tillschneider, from participating in the memorial event for the attack on the synagogue in Halle. An NGO, which according to NIUS benefits from taxpayer money, was also involved in the action. https://t.co/OWA62rqpCM https://t.co/drnoohFGom #Halle #AfD #Menschenkette (translated)

The X-author Klartext from Munich claimed that 288 million euros of German tax money would benefit the gold mines of the mining company Endeavour Mining in Senegal. Its largest shareholder is the asset manager BlackRock, for whose German branch Friedrich Merz had worked. During a recent appearance in the Bundestag, Merz defended development aid, arguing that wealthy countries need to contribute to the stability of other regions, the author wrote. He criticized that while debts are being serviced domestically and roads and bridges decayed, German tax money is being used abroad. He also referred to voices from the opposition that spoke of a misallocation of funds and raised allegations of corruption. https://t.co/YXelzFfb40 #Klöckner #Lanz #Koalition #Dienstwagen #Demokratie #Schröder #Landesverrat #Steuergelder #Entwicklungshilfe #Demokratie (translated)

The author of the article claimed that 188,000 euros of taxpayer money had been spent on photos and makeup to make Lars appear more attractive. At the same time, he referred to Lars' statement that everyone would feel the impact of the savings. https://t.co/NaZOGxgZ1f #Steuergelder #Öffentlichkeit #Politik #DE (translated)

The author criticized that retirees were becoming impoverished, the infrastructure was in poor condition, schools were dilapidated, and the nursing care insurance was bankrupt. At the same time, he objected that Germany was helping Ukraine. According to Tichys Einblick, a total of 102 billion euros in German taxpayer money had flowed into Ukraine so far, he wrote. https://t.co/ziupYgqCda #SozialeGerechtigkeit #Politik #Wirtschaft (translated)

The AfD faction in the Bundestag criticized Chancellor Merz's trip to Ukraine shortly after the Day of German Unity. The foreign policy spokesman for the faction, Markus Frohnmaier, stated that Merz wanted to pledge hundreds of millions of euros in taxpayer money there again. At the same time, he accused the federal government of making cuts in healthcare and nursing services domestically while supporting Ukraine with funds. Frohnmaier also referred to his representation of underfunded municipalities, daycare centers, and schools, as well as a dilapidated infrastructure. The AfD faction rejects what it sees as endless funding and armament and demands that taxpayer money be used for German bridges, energy supply, and municipalities. Instead of costly public relations during trips abroad, Frohnmaier stated that there needs to be a foreign policy that prioritizes German interests and diplomatic initiatives to end the war. #Deutschland #Ukraine #Politik (translated)

The author claimed that 188,000 euros of taxpayer money were spent on photos and makeup to beautify Lars. He contrasted this with Lars' statement that everyone would feel the savings and sarcastically asked if Lars was at least saving on lip gloss. https://t.co/NaZOGxgZ1f #Steuergelder #Öffentlichkeit #Einsparungen #DE (translated)

The Australian exchange student wrote that Friedrich Merz had unconsciously revealed what the Ukraine aid was about. He claimed that Germany was transferring tax billions to Ukraine, which partially flowed back through orders and contracts to German arms companies, benefiting their largest shareholders. According to him, a research into these shareholders shows why RFK Jr. referred to the Ukraine war as money laundering. #UkraineHilfen #Rüstungsindustrie #Steuergelder (translated)