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Prague, Czech Republic
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Martin Weiss retweeted
2400 gewalttätige Personen wurden in Krawallnacht in Frankreich festgenommen. 90 Prozent sind laut IM zwischen 18 und 30 Jahre alt, keine Schüler
Die Hälfte stammt aus migrantischen Problemzonen, die Häfte sind ILinksradikale, Schwarzer Block
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🇫🇷🇨🇭 France is now widely described as the sick man of Europe, yet Switzerland is rarely mentioned as a compelling counterfactual. The two countries followed almost identical fiscal paths between 1990 and 2000, with Switzerland also carrying substantial public debt by the standards of the time and facing a rising debt trajectory. In 2001, however, Switzerland enshrined an optimal fiscal rule in its constitution and subsequently implemented it to the letter, with extraordinary results. The question remains the same, why does the economics profession not study the Swiss case more thoroughly?
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🇫🇷 Swedish activist Greta Thunberg has joined high school pupils campaigning for better learning conditions in France ahead of fresh nationwide demonstrations, with authorities and participants wary of further violence.
➡️ u.afp.com/SCYi
Martin Weiss retweeted
Denmark is raising its retirement age to 70. French election candidates pledge to reducing it to 60 or 62.
Denmark's debt to GDP ratio is 27%; France's is 117%.
You reap what you sow.
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Martin Weiss retweeted
In 2025, 20.9% of the total EU population were at risk of poverty or social exclusion. 🏘️
Highest shares in:
🇫🇷Guyane (54.8%)
🇮🇹Calabira (45.3%)
Lowest in:
🇸🇰Bratislavský kraj (2.9%)
🇮🇹Valle d’Aosta (5.6%)
Read more 👉link.europa.eu/C9JY7W
#IDEP2026
ALT People at risk of poverty or social exclusion, 2025 (% of population, by NUTS 2 regions), Among EU countries, EFTA and candidate countries with available data.
Martin Weiss retweeted
Rare footage of a moose shedding both its antlers captured with a drone in a forest in New Brunswick.
📽: Derek Burgoyne
Martin Weiss retweeted
Navi Pillay, Sept. 2012: “Charlie Hebdo is doubly irresponsible to publish these cartoons.” She called the cartoons “malicious and deliberately provocative.” Pillay “fully understands why people wish to protest strongly against the cartoons.”
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Martin Weiss retweeted
In an interview with the Danish newspaper Berlingske, Denmark’s former foreign minister Per Stig Møller recounts a highly compromising story about the recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, Navi Pillay.
In 2008, when Denmark faced problems in Pakistan (a car bomb exploded outside the embassy) because of the Muhammad cartoons, Denmark turned to the UN - including the then High Commissioner for Human Rights, Navi Pillay.
On that occasion Pillay was completely dismissive of supporting Denmark. Her only recommendation to the foreign minister was to introduce censorship. That, she said, would prevent the problem in the future.
I find it shocking that an opponent of freedom of speech can be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
Martin Weiss retweeted
Jak se to říká? Že revoluce požírá své děti? Girondista Vergniaud to prohlásil v roce 1793 a o pár měsíců později ho jeho vlastní revoluce poslala pod gilotinu. Věděl, o čem mluví.
Musím se přiznat, že výraz v Mamdaniho tváři ve chvíli, kdy na něj propalestinští pomatenci řvou, že je zrádce a zaprodanec, je k nezaplacení. Kamenný obličej člověka, kterému zrovna dochází, že dav, který ho vynesl nahoru, se nasytit nedá.
Přiživoval jejich nenávist, skandoval jejich hesla a na jejich hněvu si postavil kariéru. A teď stačilo jednou neskočit tak vysoko, jak pískali, a je z něj zrádce. Vítej v klubu, Zohrane.
Martin Weiss retweeted
Je historickým paradoxem, že tento muž není čestným předsedou strany Motoristé sobě...
Martin Weiss retweeted
“From the river to the sea” isn’t so fun when it’s the Seine to the Mediterranean, huh?
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Our state has an exceptionally rich Czech heritage, and it was tremendously encouraging to see Czech President Petr Pavel visit our state this week. In Wilber, Nebraska, he saluted the vitality of Czech heritage in Nebraska
"I hardly get emotional, but I do today, and it's all because (of) the warm welcome that we received here. "It's all because of dedication that you pay to the traditions, the language, the culture, the country of your grandparents, and it's something really special"
@CZinWashington @USEmbassyPrague @SenatorFischer @SenatorRicketts @USRepMikeFlood @RepAdrianSmith @RepDonBacon
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Martin Weiss retweeted
'Palestinian Rachel Dolezal' Admits to Making Up Background as Her Rich Parents Live in Israel mediaite.com/media/palestini…
