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Victoire Populaire 2027, relaying information from Libération, wrote that the Spanish daily El País placed the responsibility for the damage of October 17 on Emmanuel Macron. According to the account, the newspaper had also estimated that the last remnants of macronism had burned and that a political decade had ignited the anger of citizens who felt they were living worse than they were ten years ago. The account contrasted this interpretation with that of the dominant media in France, which it accused of shifting the responsibility onto Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the rebellious candidate in the presidential election. #Macron #ElPaís #Média (translated)

The author described the protesters as violent rioters who rejected all mainstream political parties, and questioned why many in America were intent on pushing Albania into anarchic chaos. They added that many of the same people condemned violent mobs in Paris. #Albania #Protests #PoliticalChaos #US #AL #FR

The commentator assessed that the exchange between Andrzej Stankiewicz and Ozdoba showed the state of mainstream media in 2026. Stankiewicz spoke about the possibility of total surveillance and referenced Roman Giertych, while Ozdoba pointed out that there is no confirmation of such a method being used and accused Giertych of lying. The author described the level of conversation as "below the bottom." #media #inwigilacja #Giertych (translated)

Argo Nerd wrote that there has been violence during protests in France. Shops are being looted and buildings set on fire, but most of the demonstrators are peaceful. Additionally, the police are using batons. He cited Mainstream as the source. #Frankreich #Proteste #Gewalt (translated)

Utwór „(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction” był kiedyś hymnem młodych ludzi czujących głęboką frustrację wobec zastanego porządku i konsumpcjonizmu. Dziś spadkobiercy tej postawy znów odrzucają polityczny mainstream i szukają radykalnych alternatyw. Nic nowego – każde pokolenie ma swoją dawkę buntu i żyje dla mocnych akordów. Ale tak dla własnego spokoju... nie lepiej posłuchać Beatlesów? Na przykład: All you need is love wwAI

Radosław Sikorski criticized the president for seeking to include Grzegorz Braun, considered anti-Ukrainian and anti-Semitic, into the political mainstream, as well as for negotiations related to ambassadorial nominations, which he believes violate the constitution and harm Polish diplomacy. #Polityka #Senat #Konfederacja (translated)

Mariano Giustino wrote that the Islamic Republic had hanged the Iranian climber Ali-Sina Mostafavi at dawn, while "Allahu Akbar" was shouted. He stated that Mostafavi had been tortured to force him to confess to crimes he had not committed and deprived of his defense lawyer. Giustino accused the international community and mainstream media of remaining silent and said that the hangings of young people in Iran continued. #Iran #Giustizia #DirittiUmani (translated)

The author of the article claimed that surveillance data from EU citizens reached Israel and accused mainstream media of wanting to cover this up. Donald Tusk raised the alarm and spoke of a "crime against the state." According to the author, German media did not report on the scandal, even though they knew the reason for it. https://t.co/1JicRej4pR #Überwachung #EU #Medien #EU #IL #DE (translated)

The author wrote that the CDU in Saxony-Anhalt left the room during the election of Siegmund to prevent anyone from later claiming that a party member might have voted. He suggested that the party had become so accustomed to the firewall that it preferred to leave the parliament rather than give the impression that it was not loyal enough to the left-wing mainstream. Looking at the CDU in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, he asked whether Saxony-Anhalt would be next. #CDU #SachsenAnhalt #Politik (translated)

The author wrote that governments were increasingly under pressure and therefore resorted to new diversionary tactics. However, the information revealed by Poland was extremely interesting. He described the Pegasus scandal in Poland as a warning to the entire EU and accused the mainstream media of remaining silent about it. #Polen #PegasusSkandal #EU #PL #EU (translated)

Aya Velázquez wrote that the cut had been made a long time ago in her opinion. She claimed that critical journalists were having their bank accounts canceled in droves and that criminal proceedings against government-critical journalists and authors were commonplace. Regional media authorities pressured journalists, demanded changes to articles, and threatened fines, she wrote. She also stated that house searches of publishers were nothing new: as examples, she mentioned Lars Winkelsdorf, concerning a weapon she described as fabricated, and author CJ Hopkins, whose book was the reason for the search. Additionally, she referred to the EU sanctions against Hüseyin Doğru, which she described as threatening to existence. Velázquez condemned the house search at DIE ZEIT, but stated that it was not a new turning point. It might be the moment when mainstream journalists finally recognized the situation, she wrote. #Journalismus #Pressefreiheit #Meinungsfreiheit (translated)

Fábio Talhari said he was following the release of surveys from PoderData, which usually published data between 7:00 and 7:30 AM, from Gerp, which generally released it around 8:00 AM, and from Futura, whose reports typically came out at the end of the day, around 4:00 PM. Regarding BTG/Pactual, he stated that there was no usual time and that the results were released by mainstream media throughout the day. He also requested an update from Polymarket and said that the last data he had obtained was the one he showed in the publication. #Pesquisas #Dados #Política (translated)

h16 stated that journalists had taken on the writing of a headline that he deemed absurd and criticized taxpayers for having funded this content through their subsidies. He added that he wished to see traditional media go bankrupt as soon as possible. #Médias #Journalisme #LibertéDexpression (translated)

Cristiano Tinazzi argued that disinformation played a central role in hybrid warfare and that its dissemination through a public television program constituted a national problem. He pointed to "In Mezz’ora" on Rai and Gian Micalessin’s reports, stating that in the past the journalist had been in Bashar al-Assad's court to present him as a defender of Christians. Tinazzi also recalled a report on Maidan that, in his opinion, the BBC had termed false: Micalessin had interviewed people presented as Georgian snipers, claiming that the protesters had shot themselves. Tinazzi stated that other freelancers had been excluded from mainstream media for much less, while Micalessin continued to work and move with the Russian occupiers. He linked the situation to the journalist's historical ties with Monica Maggioni, whom he described as his former partner and founder of GM News Produzioni, where Maggioni had been a managing partner. In his view, this created a serious conflict of interest, on which the Rai Supervisory Commission had also taken an interest in 2022. Tinazzi said that one should expect rigor and seriousness from a public television program, and not a showcase for Russian propaganda. He cited an interview by Micalessin with Kostyantyn Suvkov, whom he defined as a representative of ultranationalist and militarist Russian propaganda. According to Tinazzi, that content contributed to polluting information and was part of a psychological warfare operation aimed at terrorizing Western public opinion and weakening military support for Kyiv. #Disinformazione #GuerraIbrida #MediaResponsabili (translated)

Vassilis Papandreou wrote that in the homeland there were many things that caused laughter and sadness and with which people joked, perhaps because there were no alternatives. He added that fascism, neo-Nazis, and their representatives, which he claimed were becoming part of the prevailing trend again, were not among these. #φασισμός #νεοναζί #κοινωνία (translated)