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RT von @stein_hajo: Kann die ARD bitte mal diesen Schnitt erklären (Mittagsmagazin, 02.03.2026)? Was wurde da rausgeschnitten? @tagesschau

RT by @stein_hajo: #Zelenskyj threatens Viktor Orban with the armed forces of #Ukraine if he blocks the 90 billion loan. EU and America – is that okay with you? Zelenskyy is threatening Viktor Orban with the Ukrainian armed forces if he blocks the 90 billion euro loan. EU and America – is that acceptable to you? 🦅#TEAMHEIMAT🇩🇪 @SecRubio @JDVance #Trump #EU @PM_ViktorOrban

RT by @stein_hajo: Even though everyone is talking about the “hail damage”, what Lanz is doing here is far more exciting to me. Thanks to @matze2001 who, not for the first time, has shown such contradictions and blatant impudence in favor of an ideology

RT by @stein_hajo: Social arrogance: Instead of complaining about high fuel prices, quickly buy an overpriced electric car, recommends Environmental Social Minister Schneider. Funny. In Spain, fuel is currently €1.40. BECAUSE THE STATE THERE IS NOT AS GREEDY AS THE SCHNEIDERS FROM GERMANY. https://www.tichyseinblick.de/meinungen/fahrt-doch-e-auto-schneiders-spritpreis-spott-in-linie-mit-was-haben-die-denn-fuer-sorgen-und-noete/

RT by @stein_hajo: ‼️👉💥Merz repeats expensive threat in new talk show: This chancellor is making us poor... 👉Chancellor Friedrich Merz reiterates his statements about higher social security contributions in Pinar Atalay's new ntv talk show. He had already announced to Caren Miosga that Germans would have to pay more for pensions, health and care. ❗️Now Merz makes it clear: He is serious, relief is not in sight.💥 https://nius.de/medien/news/merz-wiederholt-teuer- Threat-in-neuer-talk-sender-dieser-kanzler-macht-uns-arm

RT by @stein_hajo: 💥💥💥 Zelenskyj personally threatens Viktor Orban for blocking 90 billion euros! He suggested that Ukrainian fighters receive Orban's address so they could deal with him "in their own language." 🤮😡

RT by @stein_hajo: I think Mr. Hagel should refrain from further school visits. Confidence works differently; you can tell he's overwhelmed by the questioning teacher.

RT by @stein_hajo: Oh well! The costs for the trip and the visit to Lanz of the private citizen Günther were borne entirely by the state of Schleswig-Holstein! Günther must now find a new excuse... 😂 https://www.welt.de/politik/deutschland/article69a942e4625a8415070af2ae/lanz-versand-neue-tatsachen-streit-um-guenthers-aeusserungen-ueber-nius-geht-in-die-naechste-runde.html

RT by @stein_hajo: The brash, arrogant facial expression of a minister who has been equipped with an Audi A8 or S-Class by taxpayers and whose thoughts are already on his “Vitello tonnato” in “Borchardts”: Politicians of this stripe despise the citizens!

RT by @stein_hajo: Three SPD politicians made a name for themselves these days - and one has to say: anything but positive. https://nius.de/kommentar/news/boykott-pastetchen-e-autos-wie-abgehoben-ist-die-spd

RT by @stein_hajo: This must be the death knell for the SPD SPD below 5% Carsten Schneider SPD Environment Minister says in the Bundestag if we can't afford diesel gasoline we should drive electric cars. Throw the SPD out of all parliaments! Maybe you should ask Mr. Schneider who finances his life when low earners, who make up the majority, no longer come to work because they can't afford an electric car. It's time for this party to get below 5%. This is Carsten Schneider (SPD). He has been in the Bundestag since 1998, when he was 22 years old. In May 2025 he became minister on the Eastern quota and collects around €35,000 per month.

RT by @stein_hajo: The TV appearance was “classified as a business trip” - the costs were borne by the state of Schleswig-Holstein. He wore a national emblem on his lapel. He explicitly said he was here as “Prime Minister”. The administrative court's rejection and justification that he was acting as a private person is a bad joke.

RT by @stein_hajo: The CDU's top candidate for Baden-Württemberg, Manuel Hagel, embarrassed himself during a school visit accompanied by ARD. He was supposed to explain the greenhouse effect, but apparently didn't know what it was. Neither the teacher nor the speaker corrected him. https://apollo-news.net/cdu-werbung-hagel-blamiert-sich-weil-er-den-treibhauseffekt-nicht-explain-kann/

RT by @stein_hajo: Every year, CDU politicians go to school shortly before the election to tell the children fairy tales. In the meantime, they don't care about children who, thanks to their immigration policies, are confronted with bullying and violence and are in debt for the rest of their lives.

RT by @stein_hajo: Carsten Schneider SPD Environment Minister says in the Bundestag if we can't afford diesel gasoline we should drive electric cars. Throw the SPD out of all parliaments!

RT by @stein_hajo: "Explosive mix": Manuel Hagel is asked about "integration teachers" while visiting school - spontaneously and certainly not practiced 🥳 - and then insults the teacher.

RT by @stein_hajo: Core competence Deppenstern. The Office for the Protection of the Constitution continues to mock citizens.

RT by @stein_hajo: The Greens have been working towards Islamization for a long time. Now the parliamentary group has submitted a motion that calls on the government to take all kinds of measures in favor of Muslims. The driving force was probably Lamya Kaddor, who already called for “an institutional anchoring of Islam” in Germany. https://nius.de/politik/news/gruene-app-foerderung-muslimisches-leben-islam-deutschland

RT by @stein_hajo: 🇸🇰🇺🇦 BREAKING: Slovakia just stopped electricity supplies to Ukraine because Zelensky stopped the transit of Russian oil shipments. The government under Prime Minister Robert Fico approved this decision. Source @MarioBojic

RT by @stein_hajo: 👉🏿what 1 employee of the people costs the taxpayer a lot of money every year 🔺141,996 euros for his DIET 🔺 64,188 euros for his flat rate 🔸319,800 euros for his employee allowance 🔸 12,000 euros for the office flat rate We currently have 630 members of the Bundestag

RT by @stein_hajo: Now the time of the state elections begins and you should actually know how high/low the pension adjustment will be in 2026⁉️ The increase in DIETS for our Berlin employees has already been determined #Zelenskyj wants to make Ukrainian pensioners happy with a 12% increase.

RT by @stein_hajo: This is how ARD and ZDF trivialize the killed Islamist dictator Khamenei https://nius.de/articles/news/ard-zdf-verharmlosen-islamisten-diktator-chamenei

RT by @stein_hajo: The spokesman for the gas station association openly admits: We are being ripped off!! There is no reason for the price increase of over 25 cents/l. The warehouses are full and no complete shortage is expected. It's just politically desired!! #ThanksCDU

RT by @stein_hajo: What a wonderful experience! Alarming: 49 people died in knife attacks in North Rhine-Westphalia alone! To this day, CDU and GREEN voters and the parties deny the police statistics. You KNOW that the catastrophic migration policy is largely to blame!

RT by @stein_hajo: The big media failure on the AfD report from the domestic secret service: What happened between May 2nd and 13th? https://nius.de/articles/news/afd-verfassungsschutz-medien-11-tage-gutachten-analyse

RT by @stein_hajo: If you want to understand why Stern's circulation is imploding, you just have to listen to the Trump madness of its editor-in-chief Gregor Peter Schmitz. At #maischberger he raves about Trump as an anti-democrat who finds democracy “annoying”. So it's no wonder that the star is setting: if you don't want to understand voters, you'll end up losing your readers too.

RT by @stein_hajo: The Cologne Administrative Court has overturned the classification of the AfD as “secure right-wing extremist” by the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution in an expedited procedure. For the constitutional lawyer and former defense minister Rupert Scholz, the classification was already a scandal; in an interview he analyzes the verdict. https://apollo-news.net/das-war-ein-politiker-skandal-staatsrechtler-rupert-scholz-im-interview/

RT by @stein_hajo: Even Potemkin villages can't cover up the election lies!

RT by @stein_hajo: Wadephul's lie about the travel warning was of course just an unfortunate mistake! https://www.welt.de/politik/deutschland/article69a6e11ae2363d4e46e8f042/zdf-interview-ich-bedaure-den-irrtum-wadephul-korrigiert-aussage-ueber-reisewarning.html

RT by @stein_hajo: The woman interviewed by the Hessenschau about the Iran War sits on the board of the SPD Kassel. #OerrBlog

RT by @stein_hajo: Corruption and misappropriation of public funds at EU level are reaching new record levels - this is what the European Public Prosecutor's Office reports in its annual report. This shouldn't surprise anyone. https://www.tichyseinblick.de/kolumnen/aus-aller-welt/europaeische-union-systemische-korruption/

RT by @stein_hajo: The passage stated in Ms. Buyx's dissertation in the discussion section of the work is clearly massive plagiarism. Anyone who can read can see this for themselves. The only conceivable excuse was that it was “coincidence” and that she didn’t even know the work of her fellow student Anneken from 2003. She disguised herself by citing the work - elsewhere. So she didn't just copy from others without labeling it. In the same work she also stated where she supposedly did not copy. There is nothing, absolutely nothing, to discuss. In my opinion, even this one position was enough for the doctor's degree to be revoked. However, after the rest of the initial report on this plagiarism case, there are a number of other places. It is difficult for me to imagine how a German university could, given this situation, come to any other conclusion than to revoke Ms. Buyx's doctorate. This was not the case - as was the case with Ms. Guerot, for example - in any publication. But in the very work that made it possible for her to then apply for a professorship in Germany in the first place. And she knew that too. With the withdrawal of the doctoral degree, your license to teach at the TU Munich will also expire. Because of the obvious intention to commit fraud, in my opinion she should be immediately removed from her existing civil service position and her pension entitlements would be withdrawn. With the best will in the world, I cannot identify any extenuating circumstances for a person who, under these circumstances - probably best known to herself - was appointed to a professorship in ethics (!) and allowed herself to be celebrated politically: There is probably no doctor in Germany who, according to this number, would be less suitable for this type of professorship at a highly reputable university than this - sorry - obviously completely unscrupulous fraudster. To this day she apparently thinks her professional environment is so stupid that she thinks she can change the inevitable result in my opinion by hastily calling in a team of expensive lawyers. It remains to be hoped that it will at least have the minimum capacity to pay these lawyers out of its own pocket and not with taxpayers' money. We'll see...💁‍♂️

RT by @stein_hajo: How catastrophic must the situation be if von der Leyen supports Russian oil? Video link in the comment. #Orban #Druzhba #Natural Gas #Petroleum

RT by @stein_hajo: On Sunday, BW's electorate will vote mostly green-black or black-green (it doesn't matter). Then it continues rapidly towards the abyss: - Education - Economy - Energy - Society - Finance everything in the bucket. Congratulations!

RT by @stein_hajo: There is also good news. Some rulings by the Federal Constitutional Court herald a cautious return to freedom of expression. https://www.tichyseinblick.de/meinungen/gerichte-verkennen-beüßung-der-meinungsfreiheit/

RT by @stein_hajo: He claims he warned - but he didn't: The travel warning scandal surrounding Foreign Minister Wadephul https://nius.de/articles/news/reisewarning-skandal-um-aussenminister-wadephul

RT by @stein_hajo: The Iran expert placed by Hessischer Rundfunk is a former HR colleague.

RT by @stein_hajo: Gauck has never attracted attention with particularly intelligent statements. But declaring millions of East Germans to be democratic idiots tops everything. In return, he also receives 400,000 euros every year for staff, travel, office and vehicle fleet.

RT von @stein_hajo: Keine Zeit, muss zum Tennis 🤡

RT by @stein_hajo: We can't look away anymore, it affects us ALL 🤬 3200 euros own contribution in the nursing home. Month after month. This figure is not an administrative detail, it is a slap in the face. She meets people who have worked, saved, and done without all their lives - and now have to realize that retirement provision apparently only extends as far as the nursing home door. 3200 euros – for who actually? 3200 euros is not a “contribution”, not an “appropriate personal contribution”. It is a price tag that tacitly assumes that those in need of care are either wealthy or should kindly get rid of it - financially and biographically. Who can pay for that? Pensioners with a pension of 1,200 euros? Skilled workers who have paid into social security funds for 45 years? Single parents who were never able to build up reserves despite working full-time? The answer is as simple as it is brutal: almost no one. And yet people act as if this is a normal situation, an unfortunate but inevitable side effect of a complex system. A system that eats up life's work Nursing care insurance was once sold as a promise of solidarity. Today it is a partial comprehensive insurance with an expiry date. It covers a little, calms the conscience of politicians - and leaves the rest to those affected. The result is known: Savings are being used up. Real estate is sold. Children are held financially responsible. At the end there is the social welfare office. This is then cynically called “personal responsibility”. In reality, it is the subsequent expropriation of life's achievements. Work, save – and still lose What does a personal contribution of 3200 euros say about the value of work? He says: Working is worth it as long as you stay healthy. Saving is worth it as long as you don't get old. Responsibility is worth it as long as you don’t need help. The need for care is thus reinterpreted as personal guilt. Those who cannot finance it have apparently “not made enough provisions”. The fact that wages stagnated for decades, that rents exploded, that private provision was simply impossible for millions - was a gift. Care as a risk of poverty Care is no longer a marginal topic. It is one of the greatest risks of poverty in old age. And it does not affect the minority of the “careless”, but rather the middle of society. The personal contribution of 3200 euros specifically means: After a few months, the savings are gone. After just a few years, an entire life's work is destroyed. What remains is dependency – not just physical, but existential. Anyone who gets old enough to need care is punished. Those who die earlier were “lucky”. Systematic political turning away The problem has been known for years. The personal contributions have been increasing for years. Commissions have been set up, reports written and reforms announced for years. And what has happened for years: too little. Instead, things are calculated, postponed, put into perspective. People talk about a “cost explosion,” but rarely about an explosion in fear. About the fear of becoming a financial burden in old age. For the family. For the children. For yourself. A question of dignity 3200 euros a month is more than just a number. They are a statement about how this society deals with weakness. With age. With dependency. Dignity apparently ends where it costs money. If you can't afford it, you have to give it away - piecemeal, with every bank statement, with every application to the social welfare office. Stop the lie of life The lie in life is: If you are hardworking, you are secure. The reality is: care makes you poor. Regardless of how decent, hard-working or thrifty someone was. As long as a place in a nursing home costs more than many people have to live on per month, the individual is not the problem. But the system. And the real question is not who can afford 3200 euros. The question is how long a society can afford to pretend that this is normal. — Jack Raven Thanks to http://t.me/Verbotene_Historie