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Aja Baja referred to a link and requested an explanation in under two minutes as to why leftist activists like Greta Thunberg, according to the writer, were backward, using a crude derogatory term for people with intellectual disabilities. https://t.co/t9LD0qEPLI #politik #aktivism #miljö (translated)

Sammallahti wrote that Greta Thunberg had said in France that young people were rising in rebellion because the system, in her view, was in conflict with human rights and humanity. Sammallahti interpreted that based on Thunberg's previous speeches, she meant Western market economy and democracy. Sammallahti suggested that the University of Helsinki could study the mass psychosis he described that has spread in the West. He claimed it had raised Thunberg to a cult-like status and said that the media, the academic world, and the left had tried to pressure even whole nation-states to yield to her will. He described Thunberg as far-left and accused her of deceit. https://t.co/6fSmoZpzW1 #ilmastonmuutos #nuorisokapina #demokratia (translated)

Tadek Solarz wrote that the Volkskrant had reported the day before that Greta Thunberg had joined the French student protests and that the NOS had emphasized that the majority of the protests were peaceful. On X, he had seen footage of a woman trying to defend her store against looters and of a shopkeeper who was assaulted and kicked in the back. According to Solarz, those images could symbolize a distressed France and broader unrest. He stated that the tone and image choices of the Volkskrant and the NOS gave violence a different place in the story than the images he saw on X, which focused on victims. The criticism that X algorithms amplify certain messages and thus distort the perception of reality, he believed, also applied to the selection made by newsrooms. Solarz wrote that the woman and her looted store could have been front-page news and that her fear could have become the face of the protests. #journalistiek #mediatheorie #protesten (translated)

Sofie Löwenmark wrote that Greta Thunberg had participated in a demonstration on October 7 in Berlin, which the German leftist press, according to Löwenmark, described as a pure Hamas parade. She stated that Thunberg had barely a week later shown up in an already tense France and said "Fuck the police." Löwenmark began the post with an ironic comment about how Thunberg was someone everyone should listen to. https://t.co/9ioYy68Ezm https://t.co/z2CoTsEAxb #GretaThunberg #Demonstration #PolitisktEngagemang (translated)

Marco Setaccioli criticized those who claimed that bombing refineries meant “burning the planet,” stating that those people did not mention the Russian actions of recent years. According to him, Russian forces had scattered bombs and mines over hundreds of thousands of hectares, poisoned fields and aquifers, blown up dams, and killed millions of farm animals, in addition to causing suffering to pets, setting fire to shelters, and disrupting the ecosystem. Setaccioli had used a derogatory expression to compare critics to Greta Thunberg. #Ambiente #Guerra #Sostenibilità (translated)

Greta Thunberg participated in a demonstration in Marseille to denounce the genocide in Gaza in front of the factory of the arms company Eurolinks, expressing her opposition to this company's cooperation with Israel in the context of the conflict in Palestine. #GretaThunberg #Gaza #Palestine (translated)

The author presented Greta Thunberg, wearing a keffiyeh and singing "Bismillah" ("in the name of Allah") with middle school students, as embodying a dimension of the conflict that one did not want to see. https://t.co/dBHXsBdv7B #GretaThunberg #Climat #JusticeSociale #IL #FR (translated)

Greta Thunberg has joined the student protests in France, where tens of thousands of young people demonstrated against inadequate educational conditions and overcrowded classrooms, while the government merely presented a temporary proposal regarding the situation. #Schülerproteste #GretaThunberg #Bildungsgerechtigkeit (translated)

Oscar Ekman wrote that Ingmar Rentzhog, founder of We Don’t Have Time and former advisor to Black Rock, JP Morgan, and UPS, was a friend of Greta Thunberg's parents and had discovered her. He described the Greta Thunberg Foundation as very opaque and claimed that it mainly relied on awards that were regularly given to it. According to him, it started with 100,000 euros received in 2018 for the "alternative Nobel," then obtained other awards, including the Gulbenkian the previous year, worth one million euros. Ekman added that its funding sources were multiple and included the European Union, Open Society (Soros), and EuroPal Forum, which he described as a pro-Palestinian organization. #GretaThunberg #climat #financement (translated)

FreifrauvonFranken criticized BILD for a caption about Greta Thunberg, which according to the account, "suffered with France's youth." She questioned whether the editorial team actually put that text under the image and questioned their mental state. https://t.co/7bVBBmm5dZ #GretaThunberg #Umweltschutz #Jugend (translated)