Heizhammer, Corona-Bedauern und Ahmed Mansour: Der königliche Wochenrückblick von Kaiser

Government in ruins!“ was the headline of Europe’s largest tabloid newspaper this week, after the Federal Constitutional Court stopped the Ampel coalition’s planned heating law. According to reports, there is now disagreement about many things and between everyone in the cabinet. If this were one of the many reality TV formats that flicker across the television screens of the republic all year round, the conditions prevailing in the cabinet would be a guarantee of good entertainment and pretty high ratings. In real reality, however, what the federal government is producing means a constant destruction of the prosperity of the German population, without them being able to vote out one of the actors at least week by week. The statement that now „is not the time for wishes,“ with which the Federal Minister of Finance announced his „turnaround from pure distribution of prosperity to a perspective in which it is about generating it,“ must sound like pure mockery for the citizens who can hardly finance the ideological fantasies of the colorful coalition in Berlin with the money they have earned, without having to save themselves to the point of squeaking. Late Corona remorse? A sentence from journalist Gigi Deppe from the Tagesthemen has been quoted on Twitter all week, which for many sounded just as unbearable as what is heard from government circles. „We were all somehow unsure about what we were doing. But we didn’t really have a choice,“ said the head of the ARD legal editorial department for radio in her commentary on the complaints of those damaged by the Corona vaccination for the evening news program on ARD. Using these words, countless users now remind us of what those who were supposedly so unsure believed, did, and said in order to get as many people as possible on their uncertain line. This includes the statements of numerous journalists and media professionals who accused the unvaccinated and even all children of being „unsolidary pandemic drivers“ and referred to them as „constitutional enemies,“ „rats,“ and „appendix“ of society, who are not „essentially“ necessary for the „survival of the entire complex“ in the stricter sense. Critical Islam critic in the crosshairs The „good“ people also had one of their Twitter campaigns running last week. The target of the new shitstorm was the Islam critic Ahmad Mansour. He had taken a position on the migrant-dominated riots in France on public television – and referred to the cultural backgrounds of the violence. What actually makes this man an expert on France?, ask those who otherwise like to present themselves as experts on everything. In addition, the left front in Elon Musk’s social network, which is still surprisingly large despite all the declarations of resignation from the red-green camp, denies that the escalation in the suburbs of Paris has anything to do with the faith of the „French“ who participate in them or where the families of the violent offenders originally immigrated to Europe. Rather, the „protests“ are exclusively a rebellion against social inequalities, discrimination, and police violence, according to the anti-Mansour tweets. Criticism and self-criticism One does not have to have too much sympathy for the bestselling author, who is always booked when a moderate alibi representative of the „opposing side“ is needed for a journalistic contribution on the topic of immigration or a talk show or panel discussion on „religion.“ The things that Mansour is now being accused of are almost all false, but by no means unfair. Given that the oh-so-critical publicist was always at the forefront when it came to distancing himself from anyone who allegedly went too far in their criticism – or said something else „wrong,“ what is happening to him now can certainly be chalked up to karma. The „liberal Muslim“ always wanted to belong to the cool, dazzling media scene at all costs. However, this is now anything but in any way liberal. It also does not correspond in the slightest to the high moral standards that the author likes to preach in his public statements – and above all, in his loud distancing. The media industry is everything that is wrong with our society, multiplied many times over and under a magnifying glass. A „community“ in which money counts more than love, friendship, and humanity. Alliances of convenience are considered more valuable than deep spiritual connection, and worldly reputation seems to be more important than any divine calling

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„Regierung in Trümmern!“, titelte Europas größte Boulevardzeitung mit den vier Buchstaben in dieser Woche, nachdem das Bundesverfassungsgericht das geplante Heizungsgesetz der Ampel-Koalition gestoppt hatte. Im Kabinett, so konnte man lesen, soll es mittlerweile Streit um vieles und zwischen allen geben. Würde es sich dabei um eine der vielen Reality-TV-Formate, die das ganze Jahr so über die Fernsehbildschirme der Republik flimmern, handeln, die im Kabinett herrschenden Zustände wären wohl ein Garant für gute Unterhaltung und ziemlich hohe Einschaltquoten. In der echten Realität bedeute das, was die Bundesregierung da so fabriziert, jedoch eine stetige Vernichtung des Wohlstands der deutschen Bevölkerung, ohne, daß diese, zumindest Woche für Woche einen der Akteure rauswählen könnte. Die Aussage, daß nun „nicht die Zeit der Wünsche“ sei

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