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Ahmad Mansour wrote that those who call for protests on Halloween and take the riots in France as a model for mobilization cannot credibly claim that it is solely about better education. Organizers must know which forces they are bringing to the streets and, according to Mansour, must clearly distance themselves from leftist radical, police-hostile, and anti-Semitic groups, as well as from violent factions. Those who fail to do so bear political co-responsibility for possible consequences and cannot subsequently present themselves as uninvolved observers, he wrote. #Halloween #Proteste #Bildung (translated)

In Cologne, some flares were extinguished with water cannons. I can already see stupid headlines about left-wing street battles with Molotov cocktails and Kalashnikovs. However, the strategy of right-wing propaganda has worked. Of course, many did not go to the demos out of fear. (translated)

The Black Bloc, a loose group of young, left-wing radical and violence-prone activists, has recently escalated protests in France and Italy by fighting against the police and attacking symbols of capitalism, while there is also growing attention in Austria on their activities. #SchwarzerBlock #Linksextremismus #Proteste (translated)

The protest researcher Katharina Fritsch criticizes in an interview with STANDARD that the French state uses the extreme left as a constructed enemy image and reduces the protest to violence, which causes the political concerns of the demonstrators to no longer be addressed. #Protestforschung #Frankreich #Linksradikalismus (translated)

Anyone who still talks about school protests has no connection to reality when it comes to France in recent days. Extremism expert Ahmad Mansour (50) speaks plainly to BILD: "Anyone who still talks about school protests has no connection to reality when it comes to France in recent days. The student protests have been instrumentalized and taken over by leftist radical and migrant groups." #Frankreich #Gewalt #Migration (translated)

Dr. David Lütke accused the WDR of portraying the uprisings in France as a youth protest. In the linked article, Lütke claims that the events are described as a large demonstration by young people and not as far-left or Islamist terrorism. https://t.co/8HQNZ5sYlo #Frankreich #Jugendrevolte #Demonstration (translated)

Anyone who still talks about school protests has no connection to reality when it comes to France in recent days. Extremism expert Ahmad Mansour (50) told BILD: "Anyone who still talks about school protests has no connection to reality when it comes to France in recent days. The student protests have been instrumentalized and taken over by leftist and migrant groups." #Frankreich #Proteste #Krawalle (translated)

The speech of the #ChancellorIntern #Merz at the #YoungUnion was exactly to his liking. He was able to once again let loose his hatred against the left and labeled the Left Party in Berlin as anti-Semitic left radicals. I find this demagogic rhetoric unbearable. #BrownUnion #BrauneUnion (translated)

U.M. OSINT referred to the debate, which had been intensively conducted again for the past two days, as leftist agitation and a seemingly legal discussion in which terms were being diluted. According to his representation, international law prohibits attacks on or the destruction of sovereign states, thereby protecting their right to exist. This is ensured internationally solely through the UN. Since Israel is a UN member, it has a right to exist; defined borders are not necessary for this. Israel's borders are largely defined by bilateral treaties, but not with the Palestinian territories, as these are not a state. Whether states emphasized or rejected Israel's right to exist is a political position, U.M. OSINT wrote. However, internationally, Israel's UN membership holds. He compared the debate to disputes over the terms "genocide," "intifada," and "anti-Semitism," accusing those who distorted terms of being unable to openly present their arguments. They may not want to explicitly say that they want to destroy Israel, he wrote in a harsh personal attack on the left. In conclusion, he described the actions as propaganda. #Völkerrecht #Israel #Politik (translated)

Due to the coalition talks between the SPD and the Left Party in Berlin, CDU culture minister Wolfram Weimer threatens the SPD leaders with a vote of no confidence if they should form a coalition with radical leftists, which could jeopardize the cooperation of the black-red coalition at the federal level. #Misstrauensvotum #Koalition #SPD (translated)

U.M. OSINT announced that he had informed the responsible district association of Bündnis 90/Die Grünen about his departure from the party in the afternoon. He stated that he was left-liberal and had originally become a member because the Greens had become more liberal. However, he can no longer support the development of the party since the last legislative period, particularly its positioning on Palestine, left-wing extremism, and terrorism. He cited the concessions made by the Greens to Die Linke in Berlin as a decisive reason, which he described as vague and unsubstantial. He criticized the Greens for not demanding any concrete consequences, such as the resignation or expulsion of Koçak, the dissolution of the Neukölln Linke association, or the working group on Palestine solidarity. He referred to alleged connections of the group to terrorism apologists and possible links to the PFLP. U.M. OSINT accused the Greens of effectively granting amnesty to left-wing enemies of democracy and terrorism supporters for the sake of maintaining power. In his view, the party has thereby forfeited any right to demand other parties distance themselves from the AfD. He also criticized the SPD and predicted that for them, it would increasingly be about achieving double-digit results in upcoming elections. Furthermore, he criticized political compromises made to maintain participation in government and warned of lasting damage to Berlin, particularly regarding investments and jobs. He stated that he no longer wants to disclose future party memberships publicly and expressed curiosity about the upcoming elections in Berlin and North Rhine-Westphalia. #Grüne #Politik #Deutschland (translated)

I find the equation of the Left Party and the AfD to be absolutely wrong. The accusation that one cannot reject collaboration with the AfD on the one hand while on the other hand coalitioning with a left-radical and anti-Semitic Left party was dismissed by SPD leader Steffen Krach: "I find the equation of the Left Party and the AfD to be absolutely wrong," he said. #Antisemitismus #RotGrünRot #JüdischesLeben (translated)