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Any normal defender would ask Ms Fernandes not to give the opponent 11 meters in front of the empty goal. But here Ms. Fernandes even admits that there was an injury on Mr. Ulmen's neck - which was not reflected in the mirror. https://www.instagram.com/p/DWZiggAjHxF/?hl=de

R to @_donalphonso: As always: At the lake.

Test drive of the Italy loot with a good friend.

Interesting what couldn't be read in the mirror about Fernandes and Elmen.

R to @_donalphonso: Then a bare breast.

When they vote together with the diverse anti-Semites of the left-wing parties in Europe, the Greens never open their mouths about the “lessons from the Shoah”.

RT by @_donalphonso: You can't show this picture often enough. We urgently need a different energy policy.

R to @_donalphonso: Something for the garden.

R to @_donalphonso: Luckily I brought 5 kilos with me from Italy. 11€ a kilo.

This could also come from the EU or the German Ministry of Justice.

RT by @_donalphonso: SPD Justice Minister Stefanie Hubig is using the Fernandes/Ulmen affair to wage a fight against US platforms. The aim is to tighten criminal law, making the production of deepfakes a punishable offence. The template comes from HateAid. https://apollo-news.net/kabelzieh-der-deepfakes-aktion-hateaid-lieferte-vorlage-fuer-gesetzsdraft-des-justizizministerium/

Done before 12 p.m.

In journalism they say: If a story looks too good, there is something wrong with it. But Spiegel only wanted its political side story, and believed someone unreservedly who wouldn't even accept her mail from the public prosecutor in this supposedly bad case.

R to @_donalphonso: Before winter hits the country again from the northwest.

R to @_donalphonso: There would be some in the garden too, but there should be a little exercise too.

The wild garlic forest.

RT by @_donalphonso: Since I notice that my former party @fdp still doesn't understand why no one votes for them anymore, here's an analysis from a former party. Dear press, you are welcome. The beginning of the current FDP misery can be clearly located in the timeline after the APO period, when there was a strong fight to play a role again in both the federal and state governments. There were initial successes with Katja Suding and Lencke Steiner, but the big hit, the goal for Lindner, was election in North Rhine-Westphalia in 2017. This election was prepared with great motivation, the orientation was very clearly “classically liberal” and would also be “top” today. Taxes down, Islamism gone, more education, more digital. Election campaigns were carried out with topics that would be unthinkable today: "Everything is being put to the test. Public spending, subsidies, programs and state-owned companies are being examined for their effectiveness." "NRW is a Salafist stronghold. It cannot be the case that terrorists are being recruited in our country. We must take action against this with all the means of the rule of law." "Strong civil rights. The rule of law will not be defended if we become transparent citizens." This meant that 12.6% were won and the Union could lead the government. Lindner then went to Berlin, Merkel destroyed Jamaica, and the FDP was at its peak. Then the really tragic thing happened: Joachim Stamp took over North Rhine-Westphalia and, as a social politician from the social-liberal camp, set it straight on a left-wing course, just like other “state princes”. Wissing, Birkner and so on. Left-wing Jamaica was somehow sexy because the elections had settled down and people were beginning to benefit from the firewall. What was forgotten was the number of votes won in North Rhine-Westphalia and the federal government in 2017, and what policy was the basis, see above. However, the wave meant well for the FDP, and they got a result in the federal government in 2021 that brought the long-awaited power and company car. 2017 was a long time ago, and now they were at their peak, at least in terms of power. In 2022, the NRW FDP got the receipt for the wrong policy. Stamp and campaign manager Vogel wanted to run a left-wing election campaign, of course with the "Integration Minister" more of an election campaign that was not about clear edges, but about integration. Economics wasn't that important for the teacher from Bonn, he had nothing to do with it. The FDP is almost thrown out of the state parliament, Stamp refuses to give up the chairmanship. For months there was bargaining behind the scenes until white smoke rose and a supply post in Berlin was figured out, in return there was also a post for the Greens, easy to guess which one. Of course the old fellow students who are now in Berlin help. It would be unbelievable if a failed leader in a "performance-oriented" party had to be a teacher again, no, the big salary group please, in Berlin with blah and nonsense. 2023 will have been the last time at which the FDP could have left the traffic lights without damage, supporting the state, and saying, sorry, it doesn't work that way. They lied to themselves that this wasn't possible, because of the war in Ukraine and so on. At the same time, the left-liberals have tried one completely crazy stupid thing after another to make a left-wing influencer responsible for social media for the FDP at the federal level. Luckily Lindner rejected this and a short time later she joined the Greens. Instead of learning, Lindner tried to crash after the traffic light. Yes, exactly, Lindner, who was then weakened, had to throw Bijan out, and without this affair the FDP would probably have gotten over 5% and the catastrophe would have been avoided. But no, there was the APO 2.0 disaster, and the consequence of that? The BPT elects Franzi Brandmann and dozens of left-wing liberals who were associated with the attempted coup to the party executive board. Stupid, stupider, FDP officials. That's why I'm out. And lying in your pocket continues like this to this day. Now it's not Ukraine, but currently it's "we have to move forward with all wings together, otherwise it has no future." No, dear FDP members. In the last few decades, the FDP has only gained more than 10%, with a tendency towards 15%, when there has been a robust election campaign against taxes, against administration and against illegality. The limes with the "Volt" program are the way to get under 2%, completely deserved.

Wenig überraschend: „BYD zieht seine God's Eye-Funktion zunehmend unter die Lupe, nachdem mehrere Benutzer über unbeabsichtigte Beschleunigung, unregelmäßiges Lenkverhalten und Navigationsfehler unter realen Fahrbedingungen berichteten.“ https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/byd-sales-drop-36-gods-120902154.html

RT by @_donalphonso: They keep voting until the result is correct. And Germany seems to have tipped over. People want to vote for it now. Write to your MP, call. Puts pressure.

RT by @_donalphonso: You'll soon be facing jail for fan art like this

If, on the other hand, you go into state welfare, you don't need splitting, you get the insurance from other contributors and, on top of that, the rent.

R to @_donalphonso: How can one actually be so forgetful and copy from Spiegel again after Mockridge and Lindemann?

RT by @_donalphonso: Disastrous appearance at #Lanz by Katharina #Barley (SPD), who also makes a fool of herself by boasting on the talk show that her party has finally ensured that rents will no longer rise. We remember: As Federal Minister of Justice (2018-2019), she was the successor to Maaß and predecessor of the unspeakable “Granny” Lambrecht. These three justice ministers, each more terrible than the other, are responsible for the rent control. This regulatory instrument, in conjunction with other regulations such as the cap, manipulated rent indexes and the cap on the modernization levy, has resulted in existing rents actually no longer rising. And this against the background of exploding wage and material costs as well as immense investments that can only be partially recouped due to energy modernization. The result: dramatic shortage of supply, crazy rents for new buildings, collapse of rental housing construction to almost zero. As of today, tens of thousands of investors are fleeing this asset class. All of these devastating findings have now been scientifically examined and empirically confirmed by various institutes (IW, Ifo, empirica, Kiel Institute). The SPD alone bears responsibility for this catastrophic “tenant protection”. And what is the current Justice Minister Hubig (SPD) doing? It continues the spiral of intervention and deals the final death blow to the rental housing market. And the CDU was stupid enough to write that into the coalition agreement. It thus becomes an accomplice to insane regulation that ultimately turns against tenants. Complicit by omission: @JM_Luczak

Social housing is nice in the short term and makes you poor and dependent in the long term.

R an @_donalphonso: 1, 2, Punkrock.

R to @_donalphonso: Traditional costume with Rammstein and German flag.

What society is this supposed to represent?

Why save money when you can take even more away from citizens with VAT? https://www.handelsblatt.com/politik/deutschland/finanz-bundesregierung-prueft-hoehere-mehrwertsteuer/100210914.html

"Every reform is softened, every impertinence is compensated for, every debate is morally charged. The result is political standstill with maximum tax burden." https://www.welt.de/debatte/plus69aedb5518e80c742c2dba23/wahlerstreich-jetzt-entscheidet-sich-ob-die-afd-mehr-sein-kann-als-opposition.html

Not even Munich anymore: With the fall of Isarpreussen to the Greens, the Bavarian SPD is on the brink. And it doesn't look like she can turn things around again. https://www.welt.de/kultur/stuetzen-der-gesellschaft/plus69c16391af187d606b81066b/gruen-beätze-zone-muenchen-der-minimal-gewaehlte-koenig-von-isarpreussen.html

RT von @_donalphonso: Er hat es gestern bestritten, es aber heute zugegeben. Dieser Verräter gehört ins Gefängnis

RT by @_donalphonso: The Badische Neusten Nachrichten with interesting research about the agency that pushed the eight-year-old “doe-eye video” against Hagel in the final phase of the election campaign. The agency boss: a Green politician from BaWü, acquainted with the Green MP, who first uploaded the video. The agency promotes political advertising through frontline organizations and networks and does PR for the Greens in Rhineland-Palatinate. But the Greens in BaWü act as if they had nothing to do with it. Whoever believes it... https://bnn.de/karlsruhe/karlsruhe-stadt/die-agentur-die-den-shitstorm-gegen-manuel-hagel-befeuerte

RT by @_donalphonso: That's why citizens now have a hard time with the old parties. The SPD general secretary and CDU MP are calling for a reduction in fuel prices as quickly as possible, even though both are in government. Both don't want to reduce taxes, they want to analyze them, wait for the task force results and hope that the prices fall on their own. It's incredibly cheeky what these two deliver here.

RT by @_donalphonso: "Are they making noise yet?" "Nooo, the mob is still completely supple. They're busy taking tit pictures and filling up the tank." "Great! Come on, let's pour them another one!"

RT by @_donalphonso: Sabine Maur resigned today from her positions as President of the Rhineland-Palatinate State Chamber of Psychotherapists (LPK RLP) and as Vice President of the Federal Chamber of Psychotherapists (BPtK). The background to this tweet is the court proceedings and press reports. Related links: 👇

Of the 250 women involved, how high do you think the proportion of those receiving state transfer benefits is? And how many have ever stocked shelves, cared for the sick or buried pipes?

RT by @_donalphonso: An example for @spdde: If my class, the working class, is told that the energy transformation is a success and, above all, that there is “no alternative,” then I don’t have to refute that technically. From our point of view, it has failed long before it has even been fully laid out in the ministries' glossy brochures. Because anyone who artificially makes energy scarce and more expensive in the midst of war, inflation and fear of recession and then claims that this will ultimately lead to more and cheaper energy probably thinks of us as economically illiterate. For those who still scrape together their advance payment every month, this sounds like a bad joke with a very high deductible. In the factory hall, in the VW panel van, in the hospital ward, energy is not a moral symbol, but simply a cost factor. When electricity and gas are expensive, shifts are canceled, locations are “checked” and at some point “optimized,” which in management terms means: We are closing the plant. For industry, high energy prices are a competitive risk, for us they are a job risk, and a very direct one. And while some state secretary is raving about Germany becoming a leading market for future technology, the shift worker is just wondering whether he will still be allowed to manage somewhere At the same time, the costs of transformation in households fall precisely on those who have no alternative route. Anyone who owns a home with a good credit rating turns the energy transition into a return project: solar roof, heat pump, support program, tax bonus, it's ongoing. Anyone who lives in a rented apartment will see the modernization as a charge on their utility bill and, if in doubt, can pay for an energy-optimized apartment in which they can no longer afford to live. You invest upwards, you cash in downwards. This is how the practical distribution of climate protection costs looks like. And this is where the SPD comes into play, which still believes that it is the natural representative of the working class. Their programs say something about social cushioning, fair distribution of burdens and respect for life's achievements. In reality, however, many workers experience a party that explains to them with a serious face that these unreasonable demands are unfortunately necessary because the climate is not being negotiated. However, energy prices don't negotiate either and the bank certainly doesn't. Politically, the SPD has shifted into a milieu in which climate protection is primarily a moral identity card. In this environment, people ride cargo bikes, buy organic food, fly on vacation with a guilty conscience and console themselves with the fact that there are structural problems. People are enthusiastically discussing “sector coupling” and “green hydrogen” while people on the assembly line are calculating how many kilometers they can still afford given the current fuel prices and whether the political electricity price will keep them from going to the iron foundry in Poland. One side talks about decarbonization, the other about overdrafts at the end of the month. These are two different languages ​​that only intersect by chance. Culturally, the SPD has lost the ground on which it once stood. The face of the party used to be the steelmaker, the dock worker and the nurse. Today it seems more as if the typical SPD official is an administrative lawyer with an apartment in an old Berlin building who explains on talk shows why the workers have unfortunately not understood how much this policy is for their own good. And in the middle of this, the consequences of migration into the neighborhoods are being dumped on them and they are deprived of the opportunity to move into cheaper apartments. The fact that those affected are fed up with this paternalistic tone is then labeled “right-wing populism”. Which elegantly avoids asking yourself why you no longer have anything to offer them in terms of content. 1/2

After the last greenish CSU district administrator in Miesbach forced a large asylum camp on the people and used it on the talk shows, the CSU Free Voters concreted one in, and how. My Liaba. https://www.landkreis-miesbach.de/index.php?object=tx,2716.5&ModID=7&FID=2823.5684.1