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"But at this time I can only say: I cannot rule that out. It depends on which direction we take together and who the team is. One person alone will not manage it, because the tasks are great." He received a lot of encouragement from the party to run, Heil said in the ARD program "Report from Berlin." "It's not about individual people or about 'shuffling any positions around,' " Heil continued. "I have serious doubts as to whether the Berlin Left Party is capable and willing to govern." Heil also commented on the talks regarding the formation of a possible red-green-red coalition in Berlin. "Only if that happens are coalitions possible, with whoever." "Only if that happens are coalitions possible, with whoever," said Heil. #SPDVorsitz #HubertusHeil #Politik (translated)

The referees were top and I really feel sorry for them. I feel extremely uncomfortable kneeling in front of the fight committee just before the break and saying: Hey, we are outnumbered and they are attacking with seven field players. That doesn't work when you're outnumbered. I don't know if we were the only ones on our bench who noticed this. I'm sorry for everyone who works so hard. Anything can happen; we are all human. But in the end, it comes down to small details that let us win 29:28. The Bundesliga is a tough business where anyone can beat anyone. We cannot view the situations with the substitution errors exclusively. #SCMagdeburg #HandballBundesliga #Wechselfehler (translated)

The author wrote that France demonstrates what happens when the left governs unchecked, does not control migration, and keeps printing more money. France is ten to fifteen years ahead of Germany, and the development will not end well, he stated. #Frankreich #Migration #Politik #FR (translated)

The author wrote that, in his opinion, France shows what happens when the left governs unchecked, does not control migration, and prints so much money that literally none is left. He said France is ten to fifteen years ahead; the development will not turn out well. #Frankreich #Migration #Wirtschaft #FR (translated)

Manuel Ostermann warned that Germany could also be affected by developments in France and Great Britain. He wrote that many people were ignoring the visible problems there and asked how many warning signals were still needed. Ostermann expressed anger and sadness about the possibility that Germany could repeat mistakes and later experience irreversible consequences. He called for addressing grievances, asking uncomfortable questions, and taking action while changes were still possible. #Deutschland #Zukunft #Wachsamkeit (translated)

Heimatgefühl wrote that France lies in ruins and criticized President Emmanuel Macron for having attended a Céline Dion concert the day before while the country was burning. France is a warning for Europe: mass migration has failed, and those who do not take countermeasures in time must expect such consequences. Citizens have a right to security and to have their concerns taken seriously. Heimatgefühl demanded that Macron has politically failed and should resign immediately. #Frankreich #Politik #Sicherheit (translated)

Thorsten Alsleben suggested discussing the deployment of the Bundeswehr within the country, at least for emergencies in which the police, in his assessment, are no longer able to act. He referred to the situation in France as partially an invasion from outside and wrote that similar things would eventually happen in Germany as well. #Bundeswehr #Inland #Sicherheit (translated)

"I believe it is really the case that these game scores do not affect us at all. I think we can completely shake it off, regardless of the situation," attempts Werder star Füllkrug to explain the Bremen team's quality. "The disappointment certainly prevails a bit. We actually played a good game for over 90 minutes, except for two or three scenes." Füllkrug continued: "The disappointment certainly prevails a bit. We actually played a good game for over 90 minutes, except for two or three scenes." "We simply do not present ourselves well – myself included – we are defending far too sluggishly. That should not happen." Füllkrug: "We simply do not present ourselves well – myself included – we are defending far too sluggishly. That should not happen." #WerderBremen #Füllkrug #Bundesliga (translated)

The author wrote that the Left Party, SPD, and Greens want to socialize housing in Berlin. In his assessment, this will further worsen the investment climate. He urged the federal government to quickly present the promised law to prevent this. https://t.co/jdEsZRjFrQ #Wohnraum #Sozialismus #Investitionen #DE (translated)

Julius Böhm stated that Friedrich Merz described a minority government as a danger for Germany and the CDU – regardless of whether the current configuration is at 19, 18, or 17 percent and despite "stable majorities." Böhm interpreted Merz's message as wanting to remain chancellor no matter what happens. #DLT2026 https://t.co/LFQCUQL7ZT #Deutschland #CDU #Politik (translated)

The author wrote that Friedrich Merz, in his speech about anti-Semitism in Berlin, did not mention migration, mass naturalization, or Islam. Furthermore, the Chancellor criticized events to the right of the CDU without addressing open borders. #Judenhass #Migration #Bundespolitik #DE (translated)

Dr. David Lütke stated that ten young people, whom he described as predominantly migrant, had beaten up a fellow student. He claimed that ARD, ZDF, FAZ, Süddeutsche, and Taz had remained silent about it. He also referred to the statement made by the mayor of Frankfurt (Oder), that violence has no place in the city, and asked what consequences the act would have for the perpetrators. https://t.co/CT126zGXux #Gewalt #FrankfurtOder #Integration (translated)

Markusdd recalled the Audi Quattro advertisement in which a car drove up a ski jump and wrote that Germany was still capable of such actions decades ago. Today, comparable demonstrations were, in his opinion, mostly followed by EU and bureaucracy memes that explained, with gallows humor, why such things no longer exist. He suggested that such an event probably wouldn't have happened in Germany for insurance reasons. The product itself was unimportant and hardly relevant to Tesla's balance sheet, Markusdd wrote. More important were the sealed bottle caps: they made the overreach of bureaucracy in everyday life visible, in his view. He cited examples such as caps on milk cartons, cars that beeped at 1 km/h over the speed limit, bollards that he attributed to Green ideologues, as well as taxes and levies that left employees with less than half of their earned money. In the evening, one would then learn from public broadcasters about the next plans of the bureaucrats, he wrote. Markusdd called for breaking this cycle. He was not advocating that everyone needed a roadster with cold gas thrusters, but rather that the world was laughing at Europe and it was just a shadow of its former self. #Bürokratie #Innovation #Gesellschaft (translated)