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The author inquired about the whereabouts of the unity flag and wrote that it had apparently not been possible to raise the German flag, which had been removed by a person he derogatorily referred to as mad, on the memorial day to commemorate the fall of the wall. https://t.co/2E5vaZ55mQ #Mauerfall #Einheitsfahne #Gedenktag (translated)

The author stated that he would not be surprised if the profile of the attacker in Krakow resembled that of the attacker in Magdeburg. He referred to this as a hypothesis that was not entirely implausible and justified his assessment by pointing out that terrorism is currently undergoing significant changes. https://t.co/MtZejmOmdF #Terrorismus #Sicherheit #Gesellschaft #PL #DE (translated)

The author suspected that it could be more of a right-wing extremist or a person whom he derogatorily referred to as crazy. The combat gear with a fully automatic weapon seemed unusual to him; however, he wanted to wait and see. In addition, he commemorated the victims in Poland and described the incident as terrible. #Rechtsextremismus #Polen #Trauer #PL (translated)

The author wrote that there could be a shift to the Democrats in Mississippi. In the Republican stronghold, there has not been a Democratic senator since 1986. The outcome is extremely close, he wrote, and shows how much Trump has "finished off" many people in his view. https://t.co/ybSGVxCTkK #Mississippi #Politik #Wahlen #US (translated)

Regina Laska wrote that CNN predicts a Democratic majority in the House of Representatives, which would cause the Republicans to lose their complete control over Congress. In the Senate, North Carolina and South Carolina would also have switched from Republican to Democratic, resulting in the loss of two Republican seats. In Texas, things looked good for Democrat Talarico, Laska initially wrote. She later added that Decision Desk HQ apparently predicts his victory. This would mark the first time since 1988 that a Democrat wins a Senate election in Texas. A total of three Republican seats have been lost; the Democrats need just one more net gain for a Senate majority, provided they hold their own seats. Laska wrote that Congress will no longer approve Trump's initiatives as it has in the past. At the same time, she noted that Election Night is not over yet and further reports are pending. #Politik #Demokraten #USA (translated)

Oliver Gorus criticized that a company is burdened by the prohibition of its core product and what he sees as the best energy source, high taxes, strict regulation, and bureaucracy. He ironically presented the fact that it then closes locations and lays off employees as unexpected, pointing out that this apparently was not included in the "five-year plan." #Energie #Wirtschaft #Politik (translated)

Carsten Brennecke defended Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt against accusations of racism. According to Brennecke, Dobrindt had spoken after the riots in Frankfurt about "chaotics from the migrant environment," reflecting an assessment of the Frankfurt police. Brennecke wrote that on October 31, demonstrations for better education and affordable living took place in 21 cities under the slogan "GenZregelt." In Frankfurt, the situation escalated in the evening: rioters looted stores on Zeil and attacked law enforcement officers. The outcome was more than 100 injured police officers and 54 arrests. The Left accused Dobrindt of racism. Defense Minister Boris Pistorius asked on ZDF what was meant by "migrant groups" and warned against what he saw as a false direction. Brennecke countered that the police primarily assessed the looters as young men with a migration background. Hesse's Interior Minister Roman Poseck described the estimated 1,000 to 1,500 troublemakers as "migrantly influenced." The arrested individuals were between 13 and 29 years old; most held a German passport. Brennecke argued that Dobrindt described a social environment rather than the nationality of those involved. He also wrote that the origin of perpetrators should be mentioned if there is a justified public interest and referred to the planned demonstrations on November 20. According to his contribution, the police identified autonomous leftists and youth groups in Cologne without a reference to protest but had not yet provided information on their origin. Brennecke described Dobrindt's statement as precise and supported by authorities. He criticized politicians for downplaying a correct finding because they disliked the wording. #Frankfurt #Demonstrationen #Migration (translated)

Furkan Yildirim wrote that in the past hours, an EU unit with more than 106 million US dollars and Brazil's largest cryptocurrency exchange with more than 40 million US dollars had been hacked. Furthermore, TradeXYZ reported a security incident in the GitBook documentation via Hyperliquid. Refrigerated shelves in Europe have also been hacked. Yildirim asked where all of this is supposed to lead. #Cybersecurity #Hacking #Krypto (translated)

Wolf wrote that Bitcoin defended the 50-week SMA for the first time over the weekend without falling below it. In the coming week, it will show whether the level holds, in his opinion. If the US stock market continues to be in the negative, he expects it will fall below this mark. If Bitcoin holds the level, according to Wolf, the price must quickly overcome the local high, confirm the upward trend, and rise above 90,000. Looking ahead to the midterms coming up next week, he described the situation as exciting and urged not to be unsettled. #Bitcoin #Kryptowährung #Finanzen (translated)

Furkan Yildirim wrote that the ongoing attack on Binance is still in progress according to on-chain data and could be the largest crypto hack in history. Therefore, the final amount of damage is not yet determined. So far, outflows of about 5.6 billion US dollars have been confirmed, he wrote. Of that, 2.3 billion US dollars have been frozen in USDT and USDC. Binance has a buffer of around 1.2 billion US dollars from its SAFU fund with 15,000 BTC. According to Yildirim, this leaves more than 2 billion US dollars that Binance would have to cover from its own funds. Whether the exchange is capable of doing so can only be answered by Binance itself, he explained. There are no publicly known reserves of the exchange beyond customer funds and the SAFU fund. Yildirim also described it as remarkable that the Bitcoin price continues to hold in its previous range. #Krypto #Binance #Hacks (translated)

The author wrote that the country had completely gotten out of control in his view. After the vehicle attack near Hanover, both extended families received police protection. German police officers would have to risk their health and lives by getting caught in the crossfire of the rival, presumably criminal families. https://t.co/QCuyQWNkbe #Deutschland #Sicherheit #Kriminalität #DE (translated)

21Jelato⚡ called home office a remarkable invention. He wrote that one could get up eight minutes before the start of work, quickly get ready, make coffee, and sit at the laptop on time. This way, traffic jams, crowded trains, a hectic breakfast, and the daily search for a parking spot would be eliminated. Moreover, one could get the work done without being on the road for two hours every day. He asked why this progress should be reversed. #Homeoffice #Arbeiten #Fortschritt (translated)

Alexander Eichholtz wrote that this was how it looked if there had been mandarins. They had been rare and mostly only available shortly before Christmas. Moreover, he referred to the people in question derogatorily and said that too many young people knew even less and followed such people. #Gesellschaft #Bildung #Erziehung (translated)

The Australian exchange student wrote that the CDU is celebrating having achieved a GDP growth of 1.3 percent on paper with hundreds of billions of euros in what he views as unnecessary state consumption. At the same time, he wondered why the party continues to be elected and stated that he doesn't know which is crazier. #CDU #Politik #Wirtschaft (translated)

The 39 deputies who have entered the Magdeburg state parliament for the party are the who’s who of right-wing extremists, crazy esoterics, criminal failures, and intellectual low-fliers. Wüst fiercely: “The 39 deputies who have entered the Magdeburg state parliament for the party are the who’s who of right-wing extremists, crazy esoterics, criminal failures, and intellectual low-fliers.” #JungeUnion #JohannesWinkel #ManuelaSchwesig (translated)