The mega financial case against Manchester City is intensifying, as the club is reportedly accused of violating financial rules in 114 out of 115 points according to "The Athletic," which could lead to drastic penalties, including possible exclusion from the Premier League. (translated)
Manchester City has been found guilty of financial violations in 114 out of 115 cases and could face a massive penalty, including the revocation of several championship titles. (translated)
In the first lawsuit against TikTok in the USA, the company is accused of not adequately protecting children and teenagers from social media addiction, while fines of nearly 200 billion dollars are being sought in a similar case against its rival Meta. (translated)
Manchester City has been found guilty in 114 out of 115 cases for violations of the financial rules of the Premier League, which could lead to serious penalties, including the stripping of championship titles. (translated)
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is introducing a strict decree that mandates language courses for parents with poor Italian skills and enforces a ban on burqas in schools, with serious penalties for non-compliance. (translated)
Have all members of the Catholic Church who committed child abuse been brought to justice and have the victims been properly compensated? (translated)
The US government has allied itself with Elon Musk in a lawsuit against the EU, triggered by a fine of 120 million euros against the platform X, and criticizes the unlawful regulation. (translated)
Alarming! 🔥 Netanyahu: "The biggest lie of the century" Is the accusation of genocide against Israel soon to be prohibited by law? "An accusation of genocide against Israel is the biggest lie of the century." This was said by Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu yesterday before the ... (translated)
"When some European countries still use the Holocaust after six decades as a pretext to pay penalties or ransom to the Zionists..." (translated)
After the furious speech of the US president: Merz rejects Trump's criticism of the penalty for X. (translated)
Since yesterday, you must pay a fine of up to 340 euros in Singapore if you play loud music from phones or speakers on buses and trains, leave trash behind, or put your feet on the seats. What is stopping us from making such behavior punishable in Germany as well? (translated)
BNNVARA has taken the documentary 'Abandoned Fathers' offline because the main actor Armand S. is being prosecuted for intimate terrorism, with a sentence demand of 24 months for years of stalking his ex-partner. (translated)
So guys, once again a somewhat longer text from me. We live in two completely different systems - the majority of people must directly bear the consequences of their professional failures or setbacks - those who fail in the free market, who drive their company into the ground, who make a serious mistake as a doctor, or as a nurse, or as an air traffic controller, or as a bus driver, or as a high-voltage electrician, or who constantly calls in sick and does not come to work, or who does not deliver adequate performance, must expect corresponding consequences. In the other system, however, within the constantly growing state bureaucracy and NGO octopus, even a failure that may lead to fatalities, for example during a rampage, has no measurable consequences, even though the perpetrator should have been deported long ago. Or the judge who sends serious criminals back home with ridiculous low sentences. Or the "top politician" who dramatically fails during a flood and then goes on vacation. Yes, you can even blow up fully functioning nuclear power plants, causing billions in damages, just like that, without being held legally accountable in any way. A layer of bureaucrats has formed, or better said "bureaucracies," who, no matter who is currently in government, can obviously do more or less as they please; in the worst case, they are sent into early retirement with full pay, something that all others can only dream of. This madness, this moral decay, this disconnection from all rationality, this disgusting two-class society must be drastically cut back. Because personal responsibility must not be permanently undermined by the state. Real responsibility only against real accountability! Thank you very much for your attention. (translated)
Left-wing parties are always for housing and always against the one form of housing that nearly everyone likes: the single-family house. There must always be some kind of penalty built into all things for mere existence, to maintain humility or something, a distinctly religious impulse. (translated)
So while a 74-year-old Prince Reuß has been in custody for four years because it is suspected that he might be a Reich citizen, a "Jurassica Parka" is granted probation as a "punishment" for having child pornography found on him for the second time. Clearly, completely logical. (translated)
Drag queen Jurassica Parka was sentenced to ten months probation for possession of child pornography! The sentence is almost as high as if one didn't pay their TV license fee! 🙄🤡 (translated)
Federal Justice Minister Hubig is planning stricter penalties for the use of knockout drops, while the federal government is adopting a ten-point action plan against social fraud, along with other current issues dominating the news. (translated)
A Berliner, who became known as the drag queen Jurassica Parka, has been sentenced to 10 months in prison on probation for possession of child and youth pornography content. 10 months on probation? A joke. Who are you letting loose on our children? 😡 (translated)
The former Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein was sentenced to 15 years in prison for sexual offenses, while the prosecution had requested a higher sentence of 20 years. (translated)
The federal government plans to tighten the penalties for the use of knockout drops while simultaneously addressing social fraud with a ten-point action plan, and Berlin is apparently withdrawing its Olympic bid. (translated)
