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The author claimed that 25–50% of French gas stations had shortages and said people on the right were blaming immigration for France’s collapse. They warned that those people had no idea what was coming, accompanying the message with EU and coffin emojis. #France #Immigration #GasShortage #FR #EU

The X user readonly wrote that in France, no one has to go hungry and everyone has access to running water, accommodation, clothing, school, education, and healthcare. In his view, even people without jobs are better off than most people worldwide. He criticized that difficult living conditions, such as poorly equipped schools and suburbs, are used as justification for looting, devastation, and arson. According to him, the left-wing political spectrum makes the welfare state an unlimited instrument for wealth distribution and relieves people of the responsibility for their livelihoods. Furthermore, difficult living conditions often serve too readily as an explanation for misconduct, while victims are left alone and perpetrators are favored. Readonly referred to leftist thinking as a mental illness and an ideology based on a false view of humanity that leads to brutality, violence, and destruction. Instead of moving further to the left, he believes one should reflect, reject lies, and speak out. #Sozialstaat #Verantwortung #Ideologie (translated)

Claudia Wittig, MdL, wrote that she was harassed today by ZDF reporters and criticized the reporting as, in her opinion, deceitful, one-sided, and designed to provoke outrage. She attended an event of a local peace alliance, to which all parties in the state parliament had been invited. BSW and AfD had confirmed their attendance; among the guests were Gabriele Gysi and Tino Eisbrenner. According to Wittig, reporters were waiting for her with a running camera at her private vehicle, even though she had declined an interview in writing. For the article, a photo of her and Ulrich Siegmund is to be reused, which originally was part of a group photo with other leading candidates. Siegmund did not participate in the event. Wittig accused the media of primarily scandalizing a supposed closeness to the AfD and not reporting on the content of the event. #Journalismus #Meinungsfreiheit #Faktenchecker (translated)

Jones Manoel stated that a technical note prepared by the Institute of Functional Finances for Development (IFFD) estimated the fiscal and social impacts of the adjustment measures announced by Flávio Bolsonaro's economic team. The projections for the next 10 and 20 years indicated a cumulative reduction of R$ 11 trillion, by 2046 and at today's prices, in spending on health, education, retirement, and BPC, compared to the current rules. Regarding the SUS, Manoel stated that, based on parameters from international scientific literature on the relationship between public spending on health and mortality, the study estimated 742,000 additional deaths that could be avoided in twenty years. According to him, the number could reach 1.14 million in the scenarios with the greatest impact. Manoel also said that, even with the measures, the announced adjustment target of 2% of GDP would not be achieved by 2034. He shared the note to receive criticism and contributions to the debate. https://t.co/iToXaFiANs #Finanças #Saúde #Economia (translated)

Emanuel Boeminghaus warned that German gastronomy is under pressure. In his current YouTube interview, he wrote that critical comments from guests have accumulated. One viewer reported spending 15 euros for a pizza, 4.50 euros for a wheat beer, and 1.50 euros in tips – a total of 21 euros. Another criticized a bottle of wine for 30 euros that costs only 10 euros online. Unattentive service and long waiting times were also mentioned as complaints. According to Boeminghaus, the commentators did not see the responsibility lying solely with politics. They also criticized a lack of hospitality, poor value for money, and missing quality. A woman from Berlin reported significantly better experiences in Polish restaurants. At the same time, high personnel, energy, and operating costs burden many businesses, he wrote. Boeminghaus described a conflict between the need for higher revenues in gastronomy businesses and guests who could or wanted to afford restaurant visits increasingly less often. He warned that if long-time restaurant guests preferred to stay at home, more than just the next revenue was at stake for traditional German gastronomy. https://t.co/YapCnYou6I #Gastronomie #Deutschland #Restaurants (translated)

YB Södermalm wrote that he and a colleague rushed after an alarm about cardiac arrest at a restaurant. A woman had, according to him, gotten a piece of meat stuck in her throat and was choking. Another guest performed a Heimlich maneuver, which Södermalm stated had a good effect and saved the woman's life. He emphasized the importance of being able to provide basic emergency care. #Akutsjukvård #Hjärtstopp #Livräddning (translated)

The author argued that the rise of debt-financed artificial intelligence was beginning to show cracks. He wrote that Wall Street was projecting spending of $7 trillion on infrastructure against revenues of $3.6 trillion by 2030. He also noted that CoreWeave fell and then rebounded after Nvidia's defense, while AWS claimed that spending was sustainable. #IA #WallStreet #Infraestructura #US #NO_COUNTRY_CODE (translated)

The National Police evacuated a bus with migrants in Ceuta after one of them used pepper spray during the journey to the Temporary Attention Center for Foreigners, although no personal injuries occurred and the passengers were safely relocated. #Migración #Ceuta #Seguridad (translated)

🇺🇸👀 On Fox News, Senator Cruz declared that it's better to buy diesel from Canada than to feed the US's enemies, and also called for lifting the excise tax on "red diesel" to lower prices for farmers. "I think that was a mistake. There are other ways to deal with gasoline and diesel prices."