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RT von @GLKHARIKING: Nach einem Messerangriff in Pöchlarn ermittelt die Polizei gegen einen 23-jährigen Afghanen wegen Mordversuchs.

Neuer war im Spiel absolut herausragend! Wenn es sein Gesundheitszustand zulässt, sollte er auf jeden Fall noch ein weiteres Jahr für den @FCBayern spielen!

We would have a much better policy if diets were tied to average income.

It's frightening to what extent @simonmichel is using false statements in the discussion about the new EU package contracts. This undermines the credibility of the FDP Switzerland.

RT by @KritzelJo: If it stays that way, the world will not only experience a strategic defeat for the #USA. In addition, 20% of the global economy would become permanently hostage to the #Mullah regime. The situation after the war would actually be worse than before the war.

R to @voxpanis: Pockets too small for women.

Pinned: Podcast Episode 138 "Buy High. Sell Low." Subscribe to the podcast so that there will be peace soon. 00:00:00 Oil and government bonds 00:37:50 Liberty Energy 00:48:30 Cheniere Energy 00:56:35 Children Morgan 01:00:52 Iran War Losers / Buy The Dip 01:19:20 Bitcoin Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/7jouQHLiEbfg5QGyZOdZWJ?si=Du2whTFIR7WOE8AFD1RICA YouTube https://youtu.be/XM6znPkni6I Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/138-irankriegsgewinner-und-verlierer-buy-the-dip-%C3%B6l/id1695869891?i=1000760127407

This is what Iran's 10-point plan is all about. According to US President Trump, this will serve as the basis for negotiations between the US and Iran in the next few days. 🔸 Complete cessation of all aggression against Iran and allied resistance groups. 🔸 Withdrawal of US combat troops from the region, banning any attacks on Iran from bases and refraining from taking combat positions. 🔸 Limited daily passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz for a period of two weeks in accordance with the Safe Transit Protocol, subject to the supervision and specific regulations of that country. 🔸 Lifting of all primary, secondary and UN sanctions. 🔸 Granting compensation to Iran through the establishment of an investment and financial fund. 🔸 Iran's commitment not to build nuclear weapons. 🔸 Recognition by the USA of Iran's right to enrich uranium and negotiations on the enrichment level. 🔸 Iran's consent to negotiate bilateral and multilateral peace agreements with countries in the region in accordance with its own interests. 🔸 Expansion of non-aggression to all attackers against all resistance groups. 🔸 Repeal all Board of Governors and Security Council resolutions and adopt all commitments in an official UN resolution. Note: Changes possible at any time as this is a negotiation framework.

Der Astrophysiker Dr. Willie Soon erinnert uns daran, dass Kohlendioxid „das Gas des Lebens“ ist – und stellt damit die Behauptung in Frage, dass es sich um ein gefährliches Gas handelt, das für die globale Erwärmung, Hurrikane und extreme Wetterbedingungen verantwortlich ist. Er weist solche Behauptungen als „Unsinn“ zurück. „Ich habe wissenschaftliche Arbeiten veröffentlicht, die all diese Argumente widerlegen.“

University puts Corona critic Professor Meyen into early retirement https://apollo-news.net/universitaet-versatz-corona-kritiker-professor-meyen-vorzeitig-in-den-ruhestand/?1775638528

There is also an invisible force that fights against invisible evil!

RT by @TimethyBartesch: Peter Altmaier, April 8, 2026: “It would be wrong to accuse Wolfgang Kubicki of his age […]” Wolfgang Kubicki, February 23, 2025: "But in any case, I'm no longer the one - not even because of my age, I mean, I could be your father - I'm not the one who can give the FDP a new profile."

Thailand is already showing it, JP Morgan is calculating it - and a map shows how quickly an energy crisis can escalate globally. The analysis published in the http://news.com.au report is not a simple “countdown to a standstill”, but a much more serious warning signal: a window of time from which the situation can tip. https://tinyurl.com/bddefytt

RT von @MelanieHebe: Jesus war einsam, missverstanden und von den Menschen enttäuscht. Er richtete seinen Blick auf den Vater. Dort findet man Heilung.

RT by @DraganFree: Any questions?

RT von @helli43: Dieses Lied wird heute 43 Jahre alt… und immer noch ein absoluter Knaller. https://x.com/thecharthits/status/2041802115429884020/video/1

RT by @ZDM0916: Top 5 measures to combat migrant crime: - Remigration - Remigration - Remigration - Remigration - Remigration

RT by @anjawurm: All totalitarian states interfere in the private lives of citizens, perhaps not as extreme as the federal government, which wants to control every breath, every movement, every contact, heating, eating, etc., but all totalitarian states interfere.

78% of Germans think that Merz is doing a bad job, the worst chancellor ever Do you know someone who likes him?

RT by @carol_herzog: Vitamin D…supplementation … without taking magnesium, is basically like throwing your money out the window. A study published in the Journal of the American Osteopathic Association, found that vitamin D cannot be metabolized without adequate magnesium levels. Even worse – Taking vitamin D if you are magnesium deficient ➡️ can increase calcium and phosphate levels without actually correcting D status. ➡️ This can increase the risk of vascular calcification ❗️ Half of the population has a magnesium deficiency. And almost everyone is told to take vitamin D. Nobody connects the dots. 👇 ➡️ First, magnesium ➡️ Then D3. ➡️ With K2, to direct the calcium. This is the stack your doctor should recommend. Translation

RT von @naomirwolf: Von diesem Tag an kann man es nicht mehr Bridgeview, Illinois nennen. In den Augen der Gemeinde ist es offiziell Klein-Palästina. Sie stellen überall in der Stadt Schilder auf. Du hast ihnen erlaubt, das zu tun. Viel Glück!

Marc Walder @ringier_ag already betrayed journalism during #Corona. This also applies to other mainstream titles and to far more topics such as #climate or #gender. Just attitude stuff, paranoia and propaganda. 🤷‍♂️ https://weltwoche.ch/daily/ringier-chef-marc-walder-sets-auf-kuenstliche-intelligenz-und-verraet-damit-den-journismus/

Is there any good news from Germany? Nothing works here anymore. I'm so tired of it...

Merz & Co definitely want to prepare for war with the new conscription rule. 🤷🏻‍♂️

RT by @333_system: If you also agree, a retweet would be great!😍

Fugger financed Kaiser, built apartments, and saved lives. Musk builds rockets, connects the world, saves CO₂. Two visionaries – only society has changed. @JulianMPlutz takes a look at freedom, achievement and envy. Julian Marius Plutz – “Jakob Fugger and Elon Musk” now also available to listen to in the Sandwirt podcast: https://youtu.be/esc1F6BlT7g

Experts fear that fuel prices will fall in the next few days as a result of the opening of the Strait of Hormuz. As a result, the state will miss an important source of income from VAT. It would now be time to increase the CO2 tax accordingly.

RT by @marcfriedrich: BREAKING: Trump announces ceasefire with IRAN

RT von @RomanFaro: Ich glaube, dass die Anti-US-Bewegung weltweit mit dem Iran-Krieg ihren Höhepunkt erreichte, was zu größerer Sympathie und Zuneigung für Russland, China, Iran und Nordkorea führte. Eine multipolare Weltordnung ist nun unausweichlich.

JF has reached picture newspaper level. Success? Trump went to war without a plan. He has accepted all of Iran's demands for a ceasefire. What has the USA achieved? Absolutely nothing! At the moment, Iran is the clear winner and will now try harder than ever to get its hands on a nuclear bomb.

RT von @Kl_Stone: Uruguay erzeugt fast 43 % seines Stroms aus Wind und Sonne. Im Jahr 2010 lag der Anteil bei unter 1 %. Der größte Teil davon ist Wasserkraft. Heute produziert Uruguay fast 99 % seines Stroms aus erneuerbaren Quellen. Mehr hier https://www.forbes.com/sites/kensilverstein/2025/10/19/uruguays-renewable-charge-a-small-nation-a-big-lesson-for-the-world/

RT von @tonight1103: AfD kritisiert Bevorteilung türkischer Gastarbeiter bei Krankenversicherung http://to.welt.de/zvMXLc1

RT von @FranzSchellhorn: Freie Märkte sind der beste jemals entdeckte Weg, Wohlstand zu schaffen UND Armut zu reduzieren. Eines der großen Rätsel der Geschichte ist, wie die gleiche Lektion immer wieder gelernt werden muss. Polen, China, Indien und jetzt Argentinien sind die neuesten Experimente. Argentinien mit Milei: - Armutsrückgang: 53 % auf 28 %. - Inflationsrückgang: 200 % auf 33 % (Tendenz weiter fallend). - Wachstum bis zu: 4,4 % im letzten Jahr. - Staatsüberschuss: Erster seit 123 Jahren. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2026/04/03/poverty-milei-argentina-markets-socialism/

A bad day for radical Zionists, a good day for humanity. 🌞

RT by @AngelikaGl1: For me there is no essential information here to make a correct assessment. Why does Yasin not have a German passport, even though he was born here? He could have applied for German citizenship at any time. Where does the family get all their luxury cars? Between the lines it all reads like the typical story of failed integration. They apparently preferred to remain fully Turkish and are now complaining that they have no prospects in Turkey. It is also not the first time that he has appeared for a traffic offense. The police are said to have already confiscated the family's luxury cars. Family members probably attacked the police. So yes, my pity is limited, although I think it's crazy that they actually got a murder conviction. As far as I'm concerned, they could also take the rest of the family to Turkey. On the other hand, I ask myself: If we can do this with people born here, why not with criminal asylum seekers who can repeatedly commit crimes? The following should apply here: First offense? Zack back. Instead, the state only makes examples of those who are easier to get rid of. This is ultimately just window dressing and is intended to hide the fact that the majority of people have nothing to fear, despite some serious crimes. https://bild.de/regional/stuttgart/er-raste-einen-father-tot-klage-rejected-staat-darf-tuerken-abschenk-69d49570086bb1c024ff988d

🚢 🇮🇷❗️It would be a mistake to look forward to a 2-week ceasefire too soon. It is important that there is no ugly deal in which Iran retains control of Hormuz. That would be the most fragile scenario. Then the situation would only calm down for a short time. There must be peace quickly - but Hormuz under Iran's control would be a permanent, expensive cold war in which the countries in the region such as the Gulf states would suffer Iran has agreed to open the strait for 2 weeks - but the passage is under the coordination and supervision of Iranian armed forces. Iran retains de facto control. It is not a free, uncontrolled passage but rather a controlled traffic. Iran could charge fees (transit tolls), which is already being discussed. 🚢⚠️ If Hormuz remains in Iranian hands, there will be massive geopolitical, economic and regional consequences. Iran then has an asymmetrical instrument of power and geographically controls the northern side of the strait and can block or severely hinder it at any time with mines, drones, missiles and naval units - even without formal closure. They are Islamist terrorists. ❗️💰There would be a permanent risk premium - more expensive for importers like China, India, Europe and Japan. Global supply chains will suffer: LNG, fertilizer (Gulf urea), helium and other goods will remain more expensive. Global inflation could continue to rise. Higher and more volatile oil and energy prices: Any threat or partial shutdown drives up prices. ❗️🇮🇷🇨🇳 Iran receives new revenue instrument: tolls could bring billions for reconstruction. This strengthens Iran economically + weakens the US dollar influence (China-Iran cooperation)! ❗️ 🇦🇪🇶🇦🇸🇦 Gulf states are the most affected as almost all of their oil/gas exports pass through Hormuz. Iranian control makes them vulnerable to blackmail! If Hormuz remains in Iranian hands, the region will become more insecure, energy more expensive and the Gulf states more vulnerable. It wouldn't be a "victory" for Iran or the USA/Israel - it would be more of an expensive stalemate that the whole world feels. Trump urgently needs an exit from the risky Iran war. If Hormuz remains in terrorist hands, however, it will be a setback for the USA & Israel - Trump speaks of "Victory", but without demilitarization of the Strait all risks remain. In short: If Trump were to actually give in on the issue of Hormuz in his Iran negotiations because of his completely miscalculated war, it would be an ongoing crisis.

That may be true! In terms of pure results, nothing has been achieved so far that will somehow bring the German economy out of its decline.

RT by @Distar64: What absurd bullshit that Lars Klingbeil is saying here again. While citizens' money spending in 2025 will again be almost 47 billion euros - and almost half of it will go to foreigners - he seriously tells us that the migration of the last few years would 'significantly stabilize' our social systems. Since 2015, we have seen one thing above all from the uncontrolled mass immigration of hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers: enormous and lasting negative effects. The direct costs for accommodation, care and integration amounted to tens of billions of euros per year in the first few years alone - and they continue to have an impact today. Even after years, a large proportion of immigrants from the main asylum countries of origin are barely integrated into the labor market, instead receiving large amounts of citizen's benefit and putting a permanent strain on social security funds. In addition, there are noticeable strains on the housing market, in schools and on public safety: Police crime statistics show a clear over-representation of immigrants and asylum seekers for certain crimes, especially violent and property crime. Parallel societies, refusal to integrate and cultural conflicts have increased, trust in the state has decreased and social divisions have deepened. Many Germans feel alienated in their own country - all while taxpayers are footing the bill. I'm really getting fed up with this whitewashing, it's been pissing me off for years. Instead of continuing to convince ourselves that this migration is a gain for Germany, politicians like Klingbeil should finally acknowledge the reality: the costs are massive, the returns are low and the long-term burden on the welfare state and society is enormous. And that's exactly what ordinary citizens feel every day - not in some abstract models, but in their tax assessments, in overcrowded job centers and in changing city districts.