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Aja baja was directed at Swedish media and people on the left who, according to the writer, still believed they were French students. The writer claimed that a green and white flag with a crescent moon was a traditional symbol of Islam. https://t.co/rEHtyqY6tu #islam #Sverige #media (translated)

Tiago Barbosa stated that a man who wrote "corrupt" on his own hand still refused to lift the secrecy to prove that he was honest. According to Barbosa, he was under investigation after being caught asking for millions from a criminal banker and for suspicion of money laundering from the INSS. The author also said that the man claimed he wanted to fight crime. #Corrupção #Justiça #Investigação (translated)

Nadja Natalie Isaksen wrote that several demonstrations were held over the weekend, where the Dannebrog was raised in one and burned in the other. She also mentioned that a demonstrator stuffed the burned flag into their underwear. Isaksen wrote that she saw the Dannebrog as a symbol of Denmark's history, Christian cultural heritage, and community, and that it pained her to see the flag being burned and mocked. She believed that it should be punishable to burn flags from all countries. According to her, it was not punishable to burn the Dannebrog, while burning flags of other countries and tearing a page out of the Quran could be punished with up to two years in prison. She stated that she had posed questions to the Minister of Justice and urged him to make it punishable to burn or mock the Dannebrog. #Dannebrog #Danmark #flag (translated)

Marcin Borzęcki wrote that he was increasingly worried about Radomiak's relegation. He assessed that the team deservedly found itself in the relegation zone, having lost two important matches against rivals within their reach and not having a sufficiently effective attack. He pointed out that Luiz had scored only one goal so far, while Rafał Wolski and Jan Grzesik had disappointed. Borzęcki reminded that after a turbulent first half of the year, the club began the season with hope for peace, which, as he wrote, lasted for seven rounds. Later, nerves and turmoil reappeared. He considered the decisions that Radomiak would make in winter as crucial: a possible squad revolution or giving up the fight to improve the situation. He noted that much may depend on finances and the potential return of Octavian Moraru. He added that the club had been operating without a sporting director for several months, and the coaching staff was to be reduced by two coaches. The author, who — as he wrote — had supported Radomiak since the fourth league, declared that he would continue to support the team and watch its matches until the 34th round. However, he admitted that he felt an increasing indifference and was preparing for relegation. He assessed that the long struggle for survival and chaos in the club had also been exhausting for the fans. #Radomiak #Ekstraklasa #kibice (translated)

Cyprus has obtained its first certified trusted flagger organization for recording incidents of hate speech online, aiming to prioritize the examination of related reports and to create an observatory for monitoring the phenomenon. #ρητορικήΜίσους #Κύπρος #trustedFlagger (translated)

Alex Vanopslagh wrote that leftist demonstrators could burn the Dannebrog without breaking the law, while burning the Quran would be illegal under the Quran law. He did not believe that flag burning should be prohibited, but described the difference as a peculiar legal situation and an expression of religious special considerations. Vanopslagh claimed that the previous government had allowed the burning of the Dannebrog without consequences, while individuals who did something that the law deemed inappropriate regarding the Quran could face up to two years in prison. According to him, that was twice as long as Nkumba Tshiembe received for killing a 31-year-old Swede at a football event in Islands Brygge. He wrote that Denmark should be a free, liberal country and argued for harsher penalties for murder and severe violence, as well as more deportations of criminal foreigners. In his opinion, the police and judicial resources should not be used to criminalize criticism of Islam through Quran burnings. #Dannebrog #Ytringsfrihed #Danmark (translated)

Little Think Tank reported that the national police denied reports that officers had looted a store in Limoges. According to the details relayed by the account, the motorcycle officers visible in a video shared on social media had retrieved items under the instruction of a judicial police officer, in order to secure them as part of a flagrante delicto investigation. The items were later returned to the store. #France #Police #Limoges (translated)

Deltan Dallagnol stated that, during the Band debate, the marketer Sidônio Palmeira allegedly showed a notebook to Lula, pointed out excerpts, and made signals while the president responded. Dallagnol questioned whether Lula was "cheating" during the debate. He declared that the end of the Lula era was set for October 25 and said Flávio finished the first round in the lead. He also stated that the PT was counting on the relaxation of voters and asked for votes for Flávio Bolsonaro, number 22, in addition to encouraging the sharing of the video with people who did not vote or chose another candidate. #Debate #Lula #Eleições2023 (translated)

I was a captain in Afghanistan and we used to go to the headquarters in Kabul, where there were 50 flags. It was a beautiful sight: 50 different countries supporting the NATO alliance and the ISAF mission. Besides that, maybe five of them contributed to the operations. By the end of the mission, only one or two countries were actually involved in combat operations. We even joked that the ISAF patch (International Security Assistance Force) meant "I Saw Americans Fighting" – Hegseth said. #Pentagon #Afganistan #NATO (translated)

HMS Prince of Wales, the flagship of the British Navy, set out north to begin the second phase of Operation Firecrest, which aims to maintain combat readiness and strengthen cooperation with NATO allies in the face of challenges in the Arctic and the Atlantic. #HMSPrinceofWales #NATO #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

The national police denied that officers looted a store in Limoges, following the dissemination of a video showing motorcyclists retrieving items from a shop. They stated that the police intervened on the instructions of a judicial police officer to secure the items as part of an ongoing investigation, and that these items were subsequently returned to the store. The national police urged vigilance regarding videos circulated on social media, some of which, they claim, carry false information. #FakeNews #Sécurité #Limoges (translated)

Dindon Fiscal wrote that a lawyer friend had described the situation in the courts after October 17. According to this account, members of black blocs and vandals were massively released, while judges gave little weight to violence, degradation, and assaults against police officers. He added that, during hearings, the defendants' words were almost always given priority over those of the police, which, according to him, resulted in almost no convictions. He also reported that a man arrested in the act after throwing a metal bar at a police officer had been released for lack of evidence. Dindon Fiscal said that the police were disgusted and expressed his incomprehension regarding these decisions. #Justice #Manifestations #Sécurité (translated)

In Alsace, the Mulhouse prosecutor's office announced that it has referred the case to the IGPN after a 17-year-old girl was injured following a police tear gas grenade shot; she lost an eye despite surgery. "A flagrance investigation for aggravated violence" has been opened, specified the prosecutor. (translated)