WRLD

Search

#Thetweetdoesnotmentionanyspecificcountries
Olivier Faure 7h

The author stated that if the mentioned facts were proven, the situation would be unacceptable. He wrote that the opposition to LFI was legitimate, but that manipulating the truth to eliminate a political opponent had no place in democracy. He also criticized diverting attention from the demands of high school students and employees, which he called to address. (translated)

Open on X
1621
Lars Beckman 7h

The author wrote that Dagens Nyheter's editorial page was silent when democracy was under threat, that is to say when elected officials were denied the right to gather in a parliament. (translated)

Open on X
1763
Marion Maréchal 8h

The author presented security as the foundation of the State, rather than as an option or a public service. He wrote that citizens renounced taking justice into their own hands and paid a lot of taxes in exchange for the protection of the State. He concluded his message by beginning a warning about the consequences of a failure of the State, without specifying it. (translated)

Open on X
1643
🇵🇱 Paweł Jabłoński 8h

The author of the entry stated that surrogacy is human trafficking and should be banned, prosecuted, and severely punished. (translated)

Open on X
2063
Christine KELLY 8h

The author questioned the repetition of the same images, of powerlessness, of victims and perpetrators, and lamented that no concrete solution was proposed that evening. (translated)

Open on X
2090
António Guterres 9h

The author wrote that the global food system remained under severe strain despite decades of progress, while hunger was still unacceptably high. They said food was a fundamental human right and called for shared commitments to be turned into action to provide sustainable, healthy and equitable food systems for all.

Open on X
2140
Bozhidar Bozhanov 10h

The publication stated that a recently pardoned man had been convicted three times for drug trafficking before receiving the pardon. According to the written account, in the third case he was caught selling drugs while he was out of prison for treatment. The author stated that the authorities did not disclose details about the first case and did not conduct hearings, while Yotova refused. (translated)

Open on X
2167
Janusz Piechociński 10h

The author wrote that according to the latest World Economic Outlook of the IMF, entitled "Resilience Under Pressure, Urgent Choices," global economic growth was expected to slow from 3.5 percent in 2025 to 3.1 percent in 2026, and then accelerate to 3.4 percent in 2027. (translated)

Open on X
1745
Tibo InShape 10h

The author advised not to be intimidated by the gaze of others at the gym. He stated that it was normal to perform the exercises poorly or to feel lost at first, reminding that no one was born muscular and that everyone had been a beginner at one point. (translated)

Open on X
2181
Teresa Rodríguez 🇵🇸 ۞ 12h

The author described breast cancer as "a burden" and stated that, for them, the only valid response was the fight, not races, tributes, or marketing campaigns. (translated)

Open on X
2243
Paul Murphy 🇵🇸 12h

The author urged people to keep asking the government where it wanted to deploy troops that the Triple Lock currently prevented it from sending, saying it had no answer. They argued that freeing up the restriction would allow the government to involve the country in NATO-led wars for oil and profit.

Open on X
1964
Luca Zaia 14h

The author wrote that living in one's own cities without fear is a right and that defending it is a duty. He requested firmness, responsibility, and appropriate laws, urging their immediate adoption. (translated)

Open on X
2027
Stratoulis Dimitris 14h

The author wrote that he was concerned about the youth who, as he noted, were experiencing social injustice, despair, and marginalization, more than the broken windows, which could be replaced. He also emphasized the importance of shaping and demanding alternative solutions to the problems of young people, both in the present and in the future. (translated)

Open on X
2359
Eric Ciotti 14h

The author presented security as an essential freedom and believed that police officers should have the necessary means to protect themselves and intervene in the face of violence. He denounced what he described as a systematic accusation of defenders of the Republic, while their attackers sought, according to him, to evade their responsibilities. (translated)

Open on X
1893
Eric Ciotti 15h

The author believed that speeches were no longer enough and called for those who looted businesses, destroyed equipment, and attacked police officers to be prosecuted. He demanded prison sentences and that those responsible for the damage bear the cost. (translated)

Open on X
2056
Philip Pilkington 15h

The author wrote that riots had broken out “everywhere” in the two weeks since their earlier post, arguing that people became angry when food and fuel were not affordable. They added that little had changed.

Open on X
1925
Stratoulis Dimitris 16h

The author wrote that the priority should be the mental difficulties of the youth, which he linked to social injustice, despair, and marginalization, and not the damages to shop windows, which, as he mentioned, could be easily replaced. He added that he was interested in shaping and advocating for alternative solutions to the problems of young people. (translated)

Open on X
2118
Damien Rieu 16h

The author attributed the freedom of the looters to what he called the "famous rule of law." (translated)

Open on X
2119
Michel Grossiord 18h

The author shared an article from Le Point reporting the analysis of a historian after the riots, according to which the extreme left threatened to constitute a "state within a state." (translated)

Open on X
2156
Jean Marc Morandini 18h

The message announced a broadcast dedicated to the chaos, the riots, and the looting, and indicated that Sébastien Lecornu had declared that he had nothing to hide. (translated)

Open on X
2177