The author wrote that there are now student protests in Berlin as well. #schülerprotest #politik #berlin #medienfuzzi https://t.co/b18O4a1sK2 #schülerprotest #politik #berlin #DE (translated)
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The riots in France, which started as student protests, have actually been led by predominantly far-left young people and young men from troubled neighborhoods, while the majority of those arrested are adults. #Frankreich #Proteste #Randalierer (translated)
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Schüler? Von wegen! - Wer wirklich hinter den Krawallen steckt
The author considered the student protests in France justified and wrote that peaceful student demonstrations would also benefit Germany. In his view, politicians were wasting the future of children: while representative political buildings were being constructed in Paris and Berlin, schools were falling into disrepair. #Schülerproteste #Bildung #Zukunft #FR #DE (translated)
The author claimed that only a few students were behind France's "student protests," but there were numerous political strategists involved. He described an alleged alliance of communists, Islamists, and money from Soros and raised the question of Berlin's role. For further information, he referred to a linked article. https://t.co/GQa3tWwzLu #Frankreich #Proteste #Politik #FR (translated)
Dr. David Lütke wrote about the "student protests" in France, a high school student was on her way to math class, and shared a link. https://t.co/zd3oxVwISf #Schülerproteste #Frankreich #Bildung (translated)
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Amid the unrest in France, Austrian politics warns of possible student protests in its own country. (translated)
Frankreich brennt - Österreichs Politik warnt: „Keine Schülerproteste“
Heimatgefühl wrote that ARD and ZDF do not show the "real" pictures and videos from France. Therefore, typical viewers of public broadcasting would continue to believe that it was about student protests with isolated riots, although, according to his portrayal, there had been civil war-like conditions on the streets of France. X, on the other hand, shows the reality, he wrote, and described a vicious circle between those who knew the truth and those who believed the public broadcasters. #Frankreich #Meinungsfreiheit #Medienkritik (translated)
Violet wrote that it is probably only a strange coincidence that apparently not a single mosque was damaged during the student protests in France. #Schülerproteste #Frankreich #Islam (translated)
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Anna Schneider wrote that France could be a warning of what is to come for the rest of Western Europe. She noted that the development is likely somewhat different from student protests. In her view, many wonder more about who might benefit from the situation rather than who might be harmed by it. https://t.co/12MaxXJthN #Frankreich #Westeuropa #Politik (translated)
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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)
Gewalt in Frankreich - Das absurde Gerede vom „Bildungsprotest“
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Max Stirner wrote that his ancestors had prepared for the suppression of student protests. https://t.co/VhmkindO2f #Geschichte #Proteste #Bildung (translated)
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Violet compared an attitude she described as "ivory tower" with the assumption that the protests in France were solely student protests and that possible violence was being orchestrated by Russia. She wrote that, from this perspective, a demonstration against the right must urgently take place, otherwise one's own worldview was at risk of collapsing. https://t.co/fHmYPKlLkl #Schülerproteste #Demonstration #Weltbild (translated)
Prof. Dr. Susanne Schröter said that social protests in France have now been co-opted by a left-Islamist alliance. In an interview with BILD, she stated that the rapidly increasing violence must also be viewed in connection with what she sees as a dysfunctional migration policy. Unrest in the suburbs, which according to Schröter are often controlled by Salafists and promoted by communist mayors, is not new. However, their spread in this form demonstrates an unprecedented erosion of French society. Schröter asked whether Germany would draw the right conclusions from this. #Migration (translated)
Prof. Dr. Susanne Schröter wrote that it is not about student protests, but rather a war against French society. https://t.co/i62tAAIpJ7 #Frankreich #Gesellschaft #Proteste (translated)
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Liberty Hannes wrote that, at that time, a dangerous right-wing mob allegedly wanted to lynch Robert Habeck; the topic had been covered in the public broadcasting services for days. He referred to the events in France as student protests. https://t.co/PHJ3gpGbPZ #Politik #Proteste #Gesellschaft (translated)
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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)
Aufruf zu weiteren Protesten - Frankreich-Krawalle: Kommt das auch zu uns?
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The author wrote that the historic town hall of Limoges was set on fire during the protests referred to by ARD as "student protests." The building was a "monument historique" and thus a monument of national significance. https://t.co/8fCrlWgeMJ #Limoges #Denkmal #Proteste #FR (translated)
Stefan Energie Chiemgau/Outdoor Chiemgau sarcastically asked whether French primary school students had received too little education. France is currently falling apart, he wrote, and the police are partially already giving up and fleeing. At the same time, he criticized that the events were being referred to as student protests and asked whether something similar could happen in Germany soon. #Frankreich #Schule #Gesellschaft (translated)
The author wrote that France is in a state of emergency and claimed that the historic town hall of Limoges was completely burned down on October 17, 2026. Extremists stormed the building during nationwide riots and set it on fire. The author questioned whether it was merely student protests. https://t.co/nmbG29bIJ2 #Frankreich #Limoges #Proteste #FR (translated)
Anna Schneider wrote that France could be a warning preview of what is to come for the rest of Western Europe. She added that it is likely about something other than student protests. #Frankreich #Westeuropa #Proteste (translated)
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