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RT by @FranzSchellhorn: I can well understand that Germany is keeping its distance in the war in the Middle East. But why don't we use this time to talk about the mullahs in Germany? How could it be that the IZH in Hamburg was even a cooperation partner of the Senate for years, even though the Office for the Protection of the Constitution has long described it as the central branch of the Iranian regime in Germany? Why don't we discuss the fact that Olaf Scholz, as mayor at the time, brushed aside criticism of the state treaty - also with regard to the IZH - with well-sounding speeches about tolerance? And why don't we talk about the fact that a German-Iranian has been criticized for years because of his proximity to the mullahs' regime, while at the same time he acts as an advisor to the Foreign Office? We should finally talk about the fact that structures have emerged here: networks for influence, espionage against opposition members in Germany, years of cyber attacks. That synagogues are the target of attacks. That even murderous plans were being prepared against Jewish people. If Germany is going to keep its distance from the war, then it should at least have the courage to talk about this reality in its own country.

RT by @FranzSchellhorn: Summary of the last few days: 🔥Order intake -19% 🔥Porsche profit -92% 🔥VW jobs -50,000 🔥Study: only 11% of all administrative services available online nationwide 🔥Merz rejects nuclear energy 🔥Union discusses tax increases When will the coalition change course?

The rent cap at work: less is being built and less is being rented, supply is falling, prices are rising. As long as regulation becomes more and more strict, nothing will change. 🤷🏼‍♂️

RT by @FranzSchellhorn: An increase from 42% to 49% is... 🥁

RT by @FranzSchellhorn: Khamenei and the VIP lounge in paradise https://www.juedische- Allgemeine.de/?p=2595671 via @JuedischeOnline

RT by @FranzSchellhorn: Jews or Christians have never attacked mosques, Arab cafés, retirement homes and Islamic schools after horrific Islamist terror attacks with the intention of killing innocent Muslims in revenge - this madness shows religious exclusivity.

Vienna in 2026.

RT von @FranzSchellhorn: Sehenswert! 👇

RT by @FranzSchellhorn: Almost every second young Muslim in Germany has a positive attitude towards Islamism. We should actually panic collectively. But instead we pay ever higher taxes to finance these people's lives.

RT by @FranzSchellhorn: The Liberals are failing when they are needed most. https://diepresse.com/20675417

So Cuba only suffers from US sanctions. Of course, this has absolutely nothing to do with the economy that was rocked down by the communists. Without the sanctions, the country would be the second Singapore. https://oe1.orf.at/player/20260313/825719/1773402123000 via @oe1

RT by @FranzSchellhorn: Consumed by hate

RT by @FranzSchellhorn: Therefore: immediate exit from aviation and railways. These are expensive and dangerous technologies that have already claimed thousands of victims.

RT by @FranzSchellhorn: This SPÖ politician explained in Turkish and German that it was anti-Turkish and Islamophobic to erect a monument to Sobieski in Vienna - the man who ended the siege of Vienna and thereby stopped the Ottoman advance into Central Europe. The majority of her contributions are written in Turkish. She is a member of the Vienna state parliament and municipal council. We live in a simulation.

„Irans neuer oberster Führer“. über @oe1 https://oe1.orf.at/player/20260312/825681/1773334924000

RT by @FranzSchellhorn: The left-wing ideological #ECJ is once again exceeding its authority to make left-wing politics. With such absurd decisions, he is moving further away from the vast majority of the European population and undermining the legitimacy of the EU.

RT von @FranzSchellhorn:

RT by @FranzSchellhorn: Why does Hezbollah continue to carry out attacks against Israel from Lebanese territory even though its paramilitary activity has been banned by the Lebanese government? You're usually the first to point out illegal behavior. What's up, bro?

RT by @FranzSchellhorn: In oh-so-cosmopolitan Berlin, a Jewish DJ is unloaded because he is marked as a “Zionist” and replaced by a DJ with a 🍉 symbol and “Resistance is a daily practice”. This is miserable anti-Semitism. And (almost) everyone looks away.

RT by @FranzSchellhorn: Bei dieser Studie müssen alle Alarmglocken angehen. This is a social time bomb. We can't just talk about migration, but also about integration and religion. The policy of naively looking the other way has encouraged this development. The naivety has to stop. Anyone who calls for a caliphate is an enemy of democracy. Enemies of democracy without German citizenship must leave the country. Neighborhoods in which ghettoization is a breeding ground for radicalization must be transformed. Islamic associations without a clear demarcation from extremists are not allowed to be contact persons for politics. Germany must appear secular and self-confident. The state would do well to keep its distance from religious symbols. Headscarves have no place in civil service. And not in schools either, as long as the children are not yet of religious age. Not to harass and suspect the wearers, but to make it clear that the only binding source of our values ​​is the Basic Law. WK

RT by @FranzSchellhorn: It is true today as it was in 1923: you just have to listen to people and take them at their word. Then you know what will happen if no one does anything about it.

RT von @FranzSchellhorn: Linke: „Religion ist böse! Trennung von Kirche und Staat!“ Auch Linke:

RT von @FranzSchellhorn: Herzzerreißende Geschichte. Eine iranische Fußballspielerin brach zusammen, als sie erklärte, wie die Islamische Republik sie bedrohte und bestrafte, nur weil sie im Iran eine Sportlerin war. Feministinnen lehren Frauen, dieses Signal zu nutzen, wenn sie in Gefahr sind. Aber als iranische Spieler SOS-Schilder zeigten, nachdem sie sich in Australien geweigert hatten, die Hymne des Regimes zu singen, raten Sie mal, wer diesen Frauen zu Hilfe eilte? Feministische Ikonen oder Präsident @realDonaldTrump? Sehen Sie sich die Geschichte an. Danke @marthamaccallum für das Erzählen der Geschichte von @Shiva_amini_11.

RT von @FranzSchellhorn: Der iranische Terrorvertreter Hisbollah greift ununterbrochen israelische Familien mit tödlichen Raketen an, aber UN-Beamte und ihre Freunde in der Gruppe der „Wir respektieren das Völkerrecht“ scheinen die Bestimmungen in der UN-Charta und den Genfer Konventionen nicht zu finden, die Angriffe auf Zivilisten verbieten.

Just ask the AI, dear ÖRR journalists.

RT by @FranzSchellhorn: Hezbollah is a proxy militia built and controlled by the Iranian mullahs' regime. Despite the already catastrophic situation in Lebanon, it has decided to effectively take the country hostage in order to enforce Iranian interests at the expense of its own people. This should be kept in mind if Israel's reactions in particular are criticized again in the next few days.

RT von @FranzSchellhorn: wir leben in einer regierungssimulation

RT by @FranzSchellhorn: Most people still don't realize how gigantic the hate campaign against Israel really was after October 7th. These lies were printed again and again in every major newspaper in the world. Even today, millions are firmly convinced that there is hunger in Gaza because of Israel.

RT by @FranzSchellhorn: . @BR24 @BR_Presse please correct this gross error and write an apology on your homepage.

RT by @FranzSchellhorn: Why do ARD and ZDF always make the same “mistake” with Fukushima? #OerrBlog

RT by @FranzSchellhorn: EU makes nuclear energy transition. Tagesthemen and DLF interview people from a solar energy booth and the Wuppertal Institute. This is the unbiased journalism that you can only get with fee-based funding.

RT by @FranzSchellhorn: Nuclear is back, baby! What the Commission President said yesterday about the strategic mistake of phasing out nuclear energy has always been clear to technology enthusiasts and those who think economically: nuclear power is part of an independent, green and cheap energy mix. But better a late insight than none at all. Although there is not even a lack of cheap electricity production in Austria; mainly through hydropower. In our case, it is primarily the network of cross-shareholdings among the state-owned energy companies that is behind the high prices. What we need most urgently are not nuclear power plants, but real competition. But viewed in the European context, re-nuclearization is certainly to be welcomed. "The nuclear power museum in Zwentendorf and the Germans' disastrous nuclear phase-out are warning examples of what happens when energy policy is pursued ideologically. Today we pay some of the highest electricity prices in Europe," says our economist Jan Kluge.

RT by @FranzSchellhorn: A few days ago, the Greens in the EU Parliament (including Erik) at least delayed Mercosur with the votes of the AfD. Also Erik:

RT by @FranzSchellhorn: In Amsterdam, woke left-wing activists - many of them equipped with the terrorist sash "Keffiyeh" - celebrate Ramadan and feel extremely uplifted and queer feminist when they can set an Iftar table. By the way, these people believe that Jews do not belong to Judea and Samaria, while they believe that Islam belongs to Western Europe. They're just on the left. There's nothing you can do...

The profit (=margin) is at the end of the whole process. Not at the beginning. How do you want to put a cap on something that no one can say whether it even exists and, if so, how high or low it is?

RT von @FranzSchellhorn: Jedes Jahr derselbe Quark, wie lernresistent kann Journalismus sein?

RT by @FranzSchellhorn: @tagesschau tried it again: Everyone has their say, from the complaining Lebanese woman to the threatening Iranian, those who don't have their say are Israelis who are being shot at by Iran and Hezbollah or people who are affected by attacks on ships. Balanced is different.

RT von @FranzSchellhorn: Das Schicksal liebt Ironie

RT by @FranzSchellhorn: »Mohammadreza Radan, head of the regime's police, is again threatening a massacre of the demonstrators: "If people take to the streets to protest, we will do to them what we did to the enemy. Our fingers are on the trigger."