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🇩🇪 German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier: If 42 percent of schoolchildren have ancestors from another country, then we are no longer talking about individual fellow citizens with a migration background. Then Germany is our country — a country with a migration background.

🇩🇪 Incredible footage out of #Germany shows migrants attacking each other with axes, hammers, and bats in the middle of the street. The barbaric battle in the city of Düren shows women knocked down and victims beaten after they are already on the ground. Men casually walk around while brandishing axes. The incident happened in the middle of the day. As a result, at least 6-8 people were seriously injured. Follow us -> LiveLeak

🇩🇪 Quietly, in 2026, markets came to realise that Europe’s plans to rearm - like just about everything in Europe - were completely unserious. 🔗 Philip Pilkington

🇪🇺📉 European defence stocks crash due to low investor trust in Europe's capacity to fund their militaries The Stoxx Europe Targeted Defence index has fallen more than 15 per cent since its peak in January, with much of that coming since the start of the US-Israeli war against Iran, wiping billions of euros from the values of companies including BAE Systems, Rolls-Royce, Thales, Leonardo and Rheinmetall. The fall marks an abrupt reversal in what had become one of the biggest trades in European equity markets in recent years. The defence index had risen more than 40 per cent every year since 2022, when Russia invaded Ukraine, and in 2025 it almost doubled, fuelled by Germany’s massive infrastructure and military investment plans and a Nato agreement to raise defence spending to 5 per cent of GDP. “Last year was all about ‘how great is this [spending]’,” said Charles Armitage, European defence analyst at Citi. “This year is all about ‘how are we going to pay for it?’” Military spending plans have come under renewed scrutiny after government borrowing costs around the world soared this year because of the Iran war and the near-closure of the Strait of Hormuz, as the prospect of higher inflation raises expectations of interest rate rises. At the same time, governments face growing pressure to offer relief to businesses and consumers hit by higher energy prices, putting a strain on state budgets in energy-importing Europe. Germany this month told France it will withdraw from plans to develop a joint fighter jet - the central element of the €100bn Future Combat Air System programme, which was set to be one of the continent’s biggest defence projects. Meanwhile, Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš told the FT last week the country would “probably” miss the Nato spending benchmark of 2 per cent of GDP. In Europe, Rheinmetall, Airbus and Thales all disappointed with their reported revenues in the first quarter of 2026, raising questions about whether investors had priced in too much optimism for those companies from greater defence spending. 🔗 https://www.ft.com/content/1fa66019-c241-46f8-b9e4-7b3ac8575904

🇪🇺🇪🇺🗳📝 — Europe Elects: If a European Parliament election were held today, France's right-wing Rassemblement National (PfE) and Germany's far-right AfD (ESN) would each be the largest single parties in the European Union. 🔗 Europe Elects (@EuropeElects) ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ 💧 Rainbet.com the #1 Non-KYC Crypto Casino & Sportsbook @rainbetcom ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ @BellumActaNews

☢️ 🇩🇪 ⚡️ AfD co-leader Alice Weidel has called for Germany to bring its nuclear power plants back into operation, arguing the country needs “affordable and secure energy.” Speaking at the party’s Saxony-Anhalt state election campaign launch, Weidel also pledged to abolish fuel taxes, saying soaring energy prices are making daily life unaffordable and that Germany must return to what she described as sensible policies. 📎 Europa

>when the transatlantic partner tells you not to migration yourself out of existence, it's too much

🇩🇪 🇪🇺 German Chancellor Scholz has identified three threats to the European Union: "Russia threatens our security. China poses a challenge to our economy. The transatlantic partnership with the United States can no longer be taken for granted."

🗳 🇩🇪 📊 German Electoral Update (July 16th): 🔵AFD: 200 seats (+48) ⚫Union: 158 seats (-50) 🟢Grune: 102 seats (+17) 🔴SPD: 90 seats (-30) 🚩Linke: 80 seats (+16) Most likely coalition: Kenya (⚫Union,🟢Grune,🔴SPD) (+/- change from 2025 Bundestag Election) Meanwhile AfD is basically winning the entire West Germany except Bavaria on the list map 📎 Poliwave

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🤖 🗳 🇩🇪 Palantir co-founder, Alex Karp, who went multiple times on record expressing pride that his AIs halted the rise of the far-right in Europe, says he would not vote for the AfD in German elections but continues to express concern about the high number of migrants in Germany. Karp says he believes the AfD is successful because the mainstream German parties like CDU-CSU and SPD are lax on migrants. @CIG_telegram

Leftists are so impotent yet radicalized.

#BREAKING | 🇩🇪 🚩 — A far-left extremist group calling itself "Kommando Angry Birds" has claimed responsibility for sabotage on a railway line north of Leverkusen, Germany.

The group stated it placed incendiary devices in cable shafts near the Wupper Bridge on the Cologne–Düsseldorf route. The resulting fires damaged several signal cables. The affected track section was closed for repairs following the incident on or around July 10. The claim was posted on the platform Indymedia on Saturday morning. Police are treating the case as suspected sabotage and are investigating. The group, which has claimed previous attacks, describes itself as an anti-industry and anti-technology movement seeking the "complete dismantling of the techno-industrial system" for environmental reasons.

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Democratically elected party with a constitutional right and mandate to govern in their constituents interest btw. Just know that they would do it to you. These kind of people exist in all Western governments btw.

The AfD's enemies are threatening to stop leading members being able to exercise their democratic rights. The Federal Constitutional Court must find definitive proof that an individual has "abused" their basic constitutional freedoms (like freedom of expression or assembly) in order to "combat the free democratic basic order." If the court agrees, it can strip the individual of specific rights, such as the right to hold public office, for a set period. Spahn leads the fake conservative CDU in the German parliament. (Ger.) https://www.zeit.de/politik/deutschland/2026-07/bjoern-hoecke-wahlrecht-entzug-afd-verbotsverfahren-gxe

🇩🇪 Government of Berlin and investors want to demolish the Hitler bunker in the city center and build an apartment and an office buildings there instead. German press and historians oppose the project.

🇩🇪🤝🇺🇸 — Germany says that it is lighting up the Brandenburg Gate in honor of 250 years of American independence. ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ 💧 Rainbet.com the #1 Non-KYC Crypto Casino & Sportsbook @rainbetcom ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ @BellumActaNews