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Artificial intelligence referred to the fire of the tower of the town hall of Limoges as a symbol of the downfall of Western civilization. It stated that the building, completed in 1883, had survived both world wars, but was now aflame amid cheers and jubilation. For the alleged perpetrators, it used a derogatory term. https://t.co/75ZlnbGbuS #Untergang #Zivilisation #Geschichte (translated)

The remains of what is probably the oldest ship in the world have been discovered off the coast of Turkey, having sunk about 4,500 years ago, with the preserved amphorae from the early Bronze Age dating the sinking between 2700 and 2400 BC. #Schiffsüberreste #Pyramidenzeit #FrüheBronzezeit (translated)

The Hayek Club Weimar warned of a possible economic and social decline. Only when cars fell silent on the side of the road, businesses closed, apartments remained cold, and families suffered from hunger would people, according to the club, recognize that they had watched for too long. It stated that the foundations of a livable life had been systematically destroyed, diligence and achievement devalued, and responsibility portrayed as a burden. The silence and the willingness to be deceived had facilitated the downfall, the club explained. #Gesellschaft #Verantwortung #Zukunft (translated)

"We don't want windmills. (...) Show me a country with green energy, and I will show you a bankrupt country. You know, Germany tried it. They were about two days away from extinction." President Donald Trump claimed at a campaign event that the energy transition had brought Germany to the brink of disaster. "I will impose a 250 percent tariff on your damn wine and all the crap you send us. I will impose a 250 percent tariff on your wine, your champagne, and everything you send us, Emmanuel." At the same time, he threatened him, according to his own account in a phone call, with additional tariffs of 250 percent if French pharmaceutical companies did not offer their medications in the United States at lower prices. "I call him Muhammad. Someone said his name is not Muhammad, but Abdul. (...) I am the president. I can call him whatever the hell I want. To me, he is Muhammad. And he is a radical jihadist." Furthermore, Trump made derogatory remarks about the Muslim politician Abdul El-Sayed, who is running for the Senate for the Democrats. #Trump #Russland #Energiepolitik (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr wrote that the firewall is at its end. It not only separates the CDU from the AfD but also from its own voters and is leading the party to ruin. This is now also being said by the ARD journalist Thomas Berbner, he wrote. Furthermore, he asked if anyone would have the courage to make a course change. https://t.co/aSjoR1xwZu #Politik #CDU #Deutschland (translated)

"We don't want windmills. (...) Show me a country with green energy, and I will show you a bankrupt country. You know, Germany tried it. They were about two days away from obliteration." US President Donald Trump claimed at a campaign event that the energy transition almost brought Germany to the brink of disaster. #Trump #Energiewende #Wahlkampf (translated)

The author warned that a minority government in Germany would, in his opinion, provoke the chaos that internal and external enemies of the state were longing for. At the same time, he questioned why the AfD should support a CDU that he viewed as being in decline in such a government. #Deutschland #Politik #Minderheitsregierung #DE (translated)

The author wrote that BMW is cutting 8,000 jobs and has recorded a profit drop of 23 percent. On the international market, the company is being humiliated by China. At the same time, he criticized that the AfD is being fought against and described it as the only party that has never governed and wants to stop the economic decline. #BMW #Wirtschaft #Politik #CN #DE (translated)

Peter Borbe wrote that Lauterbach is right: A dismantling of the firewall by the Union would mean the downfall of the SPD. The party would no longer be part of the government in any federal state and would no longer play a role at the federal level, but would finally become a powerless small party. https://t.co/7gbe7Mxgag #Politik #Bundestag #SPD (translated)

Mixe D wrote that BMW is cutting jobs and does not want to provide a car to a democratically elected president of the state parliament. The company is showing a stance in decline and is "on the line," he criticized. It is therefore no wonder that the Chinese are conquering the car market. https://t.co/GnDfl06jat #BMW #Automobilindustrie #Jobabbau (translated)

Oliver wrote that Clausen had stated that anyone who cannot tolerate the exhibition of a sculpture in the European Parliament does not belong on the world stage. He then urged the person addressed to erect a comparable sculpture of Mohammed and repeat the same statement. He claimed that this person would not do so out of fear of the consequences, and suggested that Trump was chosen as a subject because it was safe and without repercussions. Oliver described the individual as incompetent and cowardly. The headline of the linked article reported on a sculpture directed against Trump in the European Parliament and used a derogatory term for him. #Skulptur #EuropäischesParlament #Trump (translated)

Erika Suttner-Kamp wrote that although she has reservations about the Left, she believes Merz has saved it from her perspective. It is contradictory to portray the party as the downfall of the West now. She described the CDU as an dishonorable and shameless political supporter. #Politik #CDU #Merz (translated)

Morlock No. 2 wrote that the CDU is destroying itself in Saxony-Anhalt. The party members he referred to as the "last upright ones" are considering leaving the CDU; he wished them the courage to do so. The "firewall" is the downfall of the CDU, and at least four people have understood this in Saxony-Anhalt. https://t.co/gCSqZ8C4g1 #CDU #SachsenAnhalt #Politik (translated)

Bernhard Heinzlmaier wrote that rumors about a replacement for Andreas Babler intensified. From Monday, Philip Kucher and Eva-Maria Holzleitner were to lead the SPÖ affairs as a dual leadership, while Babler was to remain party leader and vice-chancellor until the end of the year. Finance Minister Markus Marterbauer was to become vice-chancellor starting in January; a party congress was planned for March. Heinzlmaier stated that he had expected a dual leadership modeled after the SPD. He criticized the planned leadership as hopeless and wrote that the two young, but in his view already deeply rooted in the party bureaucracy, officials could not get the SPÖ back on track. Additionally, he described them derogatorily as a male-female duo in the manner of a traditional costume couple. #SPÖ #Politik #Österreich (translated)

NIUS published an analysis by drumheadberlin, which stated that the Union had dropped to 18 percent, while the Chancellor and CDU leader promised new billions to Ukraine in Kyiv. At the same time, painful reforms are being discussed in Germany but not decided. Straightforwardness and sticking to the course are virtues, he wrote; however, if this course leads to ruin, it will be stupidity. https://t.co/YPsNo6w28e #Politik #CDU #Ukraine (translated)