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Lars Andersen wrote that Pierre, Claude, Phillipe, Gabriel, Louis, Raphaël, Jules, Adam, Hugo, and Lucas, along with their friends, were excited to have secured equal teaching in the Copenhagen interpretation and the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics. He noted that they celebrated it by waving a torn mannequin leg, which he described as a classic French custom. #Kvantemekanik #Undervisning #Kultur (translated)

The Baron of Øresund wrote that T.N. had confronted the police at least three times in the past six months, which, according to the post, had so far led to at least one charge. The author claimed that T.N. had been part of a group of left-wing radicals during the weekend protests in Copenhagen, obstructing police work, and that he had spat on officers. According to the post, T.N. had also been part of a group that fought with the police during the DDF demonstration on September 5. The Baron of Øresund also wrote that T.N. had illegally participated in trespassing at the Maersk headquarters on May 13 and blocked the entrance. According to the author, this had led to a charge of unlawful entry. After the incident on September 5, T.N. had spoken to a Berlingske reporter, the author wrote. The post also described that T.N. had participated in a report on TV 2 Kosmopol after the incident at Maersk's headquarters, where he appeared with his full name and identity. According to the Baron of Øresund, this was how he was recognized. The author characterized him as a left-wing radical activist and repeated lawbreaker, referring to sources in the comments section. #venstreradikal #demonstration #kriminalitet (translated)

The statistics authority asked whether the readers remembered a left-radical person who, according to them, had been allowed to use teaching at the University of Copenhagen to spread content they rejected as meaningless. They also asked who had participated in a counter-demonstration organized by the Revolutionary Communist Party, stating that they believed it was clear evidence that the university had been infiltrated by totalitarian communists. #dkpol #København #Universitet #Kommunisme (translated)

The Baron of Øresund wrote that Sisse Marie Welling (SF), the mayor of Copenhagen, had said that the right-wing around the world in recent years had put democracy under pressure. He claimed that left-extreme rebels the same day set the town hall in Limoges on fire and looted the town hall in Marseille, and that left-extreme had also created fear in the streets around Copenhagen City Hall. #Demokrati #Venstrefløj #Højrefløj (translated)

Karen West wrote that she had lost respect for Copenhagen's mayor Sisse Marie We after a concern email, which she, according to West, had sent to TV 2 Kosmopol about today’s march for Denmark. West described the march as peaceful and claimed that the violence came from the far left, not from the participants in the march. She wrote that Danish Jews and their supporters had had to endure demonstrations with what she called more or less anti-Semitic slogans for three years. West called for an apology from the mayor and wrote that she had not participated herself but had followed the event through videos that she believed showed a peaceful march without ideologies. #København #antisemitisme #FredeligDemonstration (translated)

Ultras Clips reported that Hamburger SV supporters paid tribute to Mathias Blindbæk Schlüter, a 26-year-old FC København fan and ultra who it described as a driving force behind the clubs’ historic fan friendship. Schlüter died in a traffic accident on September 22, the account wrote. During Hamburger SV’s match against VfB Stuttgart at the Volksparkstadion, supporters displayed a large portrait of him and a banner reading “Forever Urban, Forever Castways, Forever Urban!” #HSV #Fanliebe #RIP (translated)

The Baron of Øresund wrote that the demonstrations in Copenhagen the day after clearly showed, in his opinion, who constituted the democratic problem in Denmark. He described the right wing as marching with the Dannebrog and families with children, while he accused the left wing of standing for hatred, violence, and anti-democratic intentions. https://t.co/HJO4Nw1dhC #Demokrati #Danmark #Demonstration (translated)

Niels Philip Kjeldsen wrote that clashes occurred between police and counter-demonstrators at Christiansborg Palace Square and Gammel Strand, and that the police had to intervene several times when fights broke out. He recounted B.T. reporter Emilie Jägers' description of the place as a battleground and her assessment that it was primarily anti-fascist and leftist counter-demonstrators who clashed with the police. According to Kjeldsen, the organization Dansk Folk had been demonstrating in Copenhagen since 2 PM and had been met with several counter-demonstrations. #dkpol #dkmedier #demonstration #København #dkpol #demonstration #København (translated)

Anders Vistisen from the Danish People's Party wrote that he had never heard the Mayor of Copenhagen express concern over the weekly Islamic and pro-Hamas demonstrations in Copenhagen. He asked what the difference was. https://t.co/8k3WxBVlRN #København #demonstrationer #ytringsfrihed (translated)

Nina PB wrote that she had seen people performing Nazi salutes and communist banners from DKP in the streets of Copenhagen, as well as what she described as condoning terrorists. She asked what was going on and emphasized that she did not challenge people's right to be Nazis, communists, or supporters of terrorists, but was puzzled by their choices. #Politik #Samfund #Debat (translated)

Niels Philip Kjeldsen wrote that B.T. had documented praise for Hamas at a pro-Palestinian demonstration in Copenhagen over the weekend. He wrote that four parties had told B.T. that they expected the police to intervene against possible violations of the law, after several had openly praised Hamas and the massacre on October 7, according to him. Kjeldsen referred to Morten Crone as the journalist behind the story. #dkpol #dkmedier #København #dkpol #København #demonstration (translated)

Jotam Confino wrote that four parties had told B.T. that they expected the police to intervene in case of possible law violations during a pro-Palestinian demonstration in Copenhagen. According to Confino, B.T. had documented that several demonstrators openly celebrated Hamas and the massacre on October 7. The Social Democrats' political spokesman, Rasmus Stoklund, told B.T. that he only knew of the demonstration from the media coverage. He condemned the glorification of Hamas and the attack on October 7 and expected the authorities to intervene in case of law violations regarding masking or glorification of terror. The Conservatives' political spokesman, Frederik Mønster, said that a local branch of the Red-Green Alliance participated. He believed that it showed a problematic tendency on the far left to ally with terror sympathizers and anti-Semites and urged the Red-Green Alliance to strongly distance itself from the behavior. #demonstration #København #terrorisme (translated)

Ultras Clips wrote that Copenhagen supporters paid tribute to Mathias Blindbæk Schlüter, whom it described as a beloved figure in FC Copenhagen’s ultra scene who died in a traffic accident on September 22, 2026. During the Conference League match against Braga at Parken Stadium, supporters in Section 12 displayed a large tifo featuring Schlüter and the message “ULTRAS NEVER DIE,” alongside a pyrotechnic show. #København #FCK #Ultras (translated)

Martin Ågerup wrote that an analysis commissioned by the City of Copenhagen described how kitchen staff at several nursing homes rejected residents' requests for beef on their birthdays due to the municipality's CO₂ accounts. He used the story of the 95-year-old Niels as an example but emphasized that the person was fictional. According to Ågerup, the municipality's guidelines allowed for a maximum of 80 grams of beef, veal, and lamb per week, including deli meats for lunch. He quoted a resident's statement about a significant longing for decent meat. In April, the Conservative Party, Liberal Alliance, Social Democrats, Venstre, and Danish People’s Party proposed exempting nursing homes from the municipality's food strategy. The Socialist Folk Party, Red–Green Alliance, and the Radical Left rejected the proposal in the Health and Care Committee on August 20, Ågerup wrote. He expected the five parties to be in the minority when the new strategy would be adopted in the City Council at the beginning of 2027. Ågerup argued that politicians should not decide how much meat the elderly should eat, and wrote that nursing home residents should be able to choose their birthday food. He highlighted that, according to him, residents had paid taxes for most of their lives, paid rent for their care homes, and 4,414 kroner per month for food. He concluded with a call for less paternalism and more hamburgers, as well as an invitation to join the Taxpayers Association. https://t.co/5SLqHWljnU #plejehjem #fødselsdag #madpolitik (translated)

Claes Theilgaard wrote that he had investigated the influencer Afrah al-Jabouri, who according to him had been mentioned after her participation in the TV 2 program "Højskolen". He claimed that in a series of videos on TikTok, where she had close to 70,000 followers, she had praised the Iranian regime and the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Theilgaard wrote that al-Jabouri had said that Iran deserved respect and had praised the country’s military and attacks against Israel. He also stated that she had mourned Khamenei’s death earlier in the year and wrote: “Can’t stop crying.” In a video she had shared, Khamenei was allegedly praised for promoting Sharia law, according to Theilgaard. According to Theilgaard, al-Jabouri had also shared videos from the Imam Ali mosque in Copenhagen. He wrote that Berlingske had several times uncovered connections between the mosque and the Iranian regime. Theilgaard also stated that al-Jabouri had declined to be interviewed because she did not want to speak with individuals she considered to be Zionists. #dkpol #dkmedier #AfrahAlJabouri #Iran #TikTok (translated)

Tom Jensen wrote that Pia Kjærsgaard apparently had been vindicated at the Folk High School. Referring to TV 2's revelation, he wrote that Afrah al-Jabouri stopped in the security department at Copenhagen Airport in 2022 after employees became aware of posts on her TikTok account that corresponded to posts Kjærsgaard had confronted her about during a breakfast. Jensen wrote that an employee had warned management about two screenshots in which al-Jabouri allegedly confirmed that she was a terrorist and responded that she had not yet bombed anyone. He added that more people became aware of the matter. https://t.co/rOrPzPtCKR #Danmark #Sikkerhed #Muslimer (translated)

Kim Møller wrote that Afrah al-Jabouri, whom he described as a Quranist, had lied, but that it should not be the main story. He highlighted that Afrah worked as a security staff member at Copenhagen Airport in 2022. https://t.co/R5v8DCKmbn #København #Nyheder #Sikkerhed (translated)