Michael @Minolan

@Motorsport HPM

@Bundeskanz50246 An alle beschränkten Kommentierenden: Ich wünsche euch nie, zwischen Kanonenfutter für einen lügenden Dieb und der Flucht ins Ausland wählen zu müssen: neue Sprache, lähmende Bürokratie, obwohl ihr alles legal machen wollt, und Tausende Euro zahlen zu müssen

@polizeiberlin Das heißt, was eigentlich schon vor 15 Monaten hätte erledigt werden sollen, wurde nun in nur 12 Stunden erledigt?

youtube.com/watch?v=FYMO0U…

Die Berliner Generalstaatsanwaltschaft fand Abdul B. offenbar so gefährlich, dass sie erst kürzlich wieder seine Wohnung durchsuchte. Es war klar, dass er zuvor für den IS kämpfen wollte & im Libanon dafür schon in Haft war. Ein Berliner Gericht verurteilte ihn sogar wegen Terrorvorbereitung, setzte aber – gegen den Willen der Staatsanwaltschaft – a) nur eine Jugendstrafe fest & ließ ihn b) sofort auf Bewährung frei. Generalstaatsanwalt geht dagegen vor. Wenige Wochen später fährt Abdul B. in den Berliner CSD. Es ist kaum zu fassen.

Smithers & Mr. Burns 😉

bild.de/news/inland/de… VW ist kein Naturereignis. Wenn jetzt in Zwickau, Emden, Hannover oder Neckarsulm um Werke und Jobs gezittert wird, dann fällt das nicht plötzlich vom Himmel. Deutschland hat Industrie über Jahre systematisch verteuert: Energie, Abgaben, Bürokratie, Regulierung, Sozialkosten, Planungsunsicherheit. Ein Auto entsteht nicht aus Haltung. Ein Auto entsteht aus Strom, Stahl, Chemie, Logistik, Maschinen, Zulieferern, Facharbeitern und Kapital. Wenn all das in Deutschland immer teurer wird, rechnet irgendwann jeder Vorstand nach, ob Produktion hier noch Sinn ergibt. Und ja: VW ist nicht nur Opfer. VW hat sich mit Politik, Betriebsrat, Gewerkschaften und Zeitgeist sehr gemütlich eingerichtet. Man hat der Regierung nach dem Mund geredet, ist massiv auf Elektro gegangen und hat offenbar geglaubt, der Markt werde sich schon der politischen Erzählung beugen. Tut er aber nicht. Kunden kaufen keine Autos, weil Berlin, Brüssel oder Wolfsburg das gern hätten. Sie kaufen Autos, wenn Preis, Reichweite, Ladeinfrastruktur, Stromkosten, Restwert und Alltagstauglichkeit stimmen. Genau da liegt das Problem. Elektro kann sinnvoll sein. Für Pendler, Firmenflotten, Stadtverkehr, eigene Wallbox. Aber ein Industrieland tauscht nicht binnen weniger Jahre seinen Verbrennerbestand gegen E-Autos aus, nur weil politische Gremien sich das hübsch ausgedacht haben. Dafür fehlen Strom, Netze, Ladeinfrastruktur, bezahlbare Preise und oft schlicht das Vertrauen der Kunden. Zwickau und Emden sind ausgerechnet stark auf Elektro ausgerichtet. Und jetzt stehen genau solche Standorte unter Druck. Das ist keine Überraschung. Das ist die Rechnung. Bitter ist es für die Mitarbeiter. An solchen Werken hängen Familien, Häuser, Zulieferer, Handwerker, ganze Regionen. Aber etwas Zynismus muss erlaubt sein: Wer jahrelang Parteien wählt, die Energie verteuern, Abgaben erhöhen, Regulierung ausbauen und Industriepolitik durch Wunschdenken ersetzen, darf sich nicht wundern, wenn Industrie irgendwann verschwindet. In Niedersachsen regiert Rot-Grün. SPD 33,4 Prozent, Grüne 14,5 Prozent bei der Landtagswahl 2022. Das ist demokratisch völlig legitim. Aber Politik hat Folgen. Man kann Autos nicht abwählen und Arbeitsplätze behalten wollen. Man kann den Verbrenner politisch verteufeln, Strom verteuern, Netze verschlafen, Bürokratie aufblasen und dann überrascht tun, wenn Werke wackeln. VW muss sich sanieren. Deutschland auch. Sonst wird aus „Made in Germany“ irgendwann nur noch: „War mal schön hier.“

@EU_Commission

@WilliamsF1 At last Alex hasn't suffer anymore.

@WilliamsF1 Getting past Alonso is something to be proud of. Unless he's driving AM.

@WilliamsF1 I cannot watch that anymore...

@avgf1consumer @formularacers_ Nope

Interested in CloudStack as open-source virtualization management? Download the detailed Proof of Concept Guide! A step-by-step, in-depth guide to help you test and understand CloudStack. - Avoid Vendor Lock In - Decrease IaaS TCO - Achieve reliability Deploy CloudStack now!

Dacia Logan by like 🚬

The real winner of the Nurburgring 24hrs 💪

JULIAN ASSANGE FILES CRIMINAL COMPLAINT AGAINST NOBEL FOUNDATION OVER “INSTRUMENT OF WAR” PEACE PRIZE WikiLeaks Founder Alleges 2025 Award to María Corina Machado Constitutes Misappropriation, Facilitation of War Crimes Under Swedish Law, Seeks Freeze of 11 million SEK ($1.18 million USD) of Pending Transfers to Machado STOCKHOLM — 11:00am CET December 17, 2025 Julian Assange today filed a criminal complaint in Sweden accusing 30 individuals associated with the Nobel Foundation, including its leadership, of committing serious suspected crimes, including the crime of gross misappropriation of funds, facilitation of war crimes and crimes against humanity, and the financing of the crime of aggression. The complaint shows that Alfred Nobel's 1895 will explicitly mandates that the peace prize go to the individual who during the proceeding year “conferred the greatest benefit to humankind” by doing “the most or the best work for fraternity between nations, for the abolition or reduction of standing armies and for the holding and promotion of peace congresses.” Assange argues that “The political decision of the Norwegian selection committee does not suspend the fiduciary duty of Swedish funds administrators”. “Any disbursement contradicting this mandate constitutes misappropriation from the endowment”. The complaint, submitted simultaneously to the Swedish Economic Crime Authority (Ekobrottsmyndigheten) and the Swedish War Crimes Unit (Krigsbrottsenheten), states that the suspects, including Nobel Foundation Chair Astrid Söderbergh Widding and Executive Director Hanna Stjärne, converted “an instrument of peace into an instrument of war,” through suspected “serious criminality” including: 1) Breach of trust, gross misappropriation and conspiracy in relation to the pending 11 million SEK ($1.18 million) disbursement of the Peace prize monies to Maria Corina Machado, whose prior and ongoing actions categorically exclude her from the criteria set out in Alfred Nobel's will; 2) Facilitation of war crimes, including the crime of aggression and crimes against humanity, breaching Sweden's obligations under Article 25(3)(c) of the Rome Statute, because the accused are aware of Machado's incitement and endorsement of the U.S. commission of international crimes, and knew or ought to have known that the disbursement of Nobel monies would contribute to extrajudicial killings of civilians and shipwrecked survivors at sea and are in breach of their obligation to cease disbursements. Assange notes that the members of the Nobel Foundation have previously exercised their supervisory authority over the prizes and their disbursements by withholding Literature Prize disbursements in 2018. “Failure to intervene here, despite U.S. war crimes off the Venezuelan coast and Machado’s key role in furthering aggression” incurs criminal liability. “Alfred Nobel's endowment for peace cannot be spent on the promotion of war,” Assange states. The accused have concrete legal obligations because they are tasked with “ensuring the fulfillment of the intended purpose of Alfred Nobel’s will, that is, to end wars and war crimes, and not to enable them.” MACHADO'S INCITEMENT OF THE LARGEST U.S. MILITARY BUILDUP SINCE THE IRAQ WAR MAKE HER CATEGORICALLY INELIGIBLE The complaint notes how the Nobel announcement and ceremony have occurred in what military analysts describe as “the largest U.S. military deployment in the Caribbean since the Cuban Missile Crisis”—now exceeding 15,000 personnel, including the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford. The escalation continues as President Trump announced on December 10, two days after the Nobel ceremony, that U.S. strikes would be “starting by land.” The Venezuela strategy is part of what Trump’s Secretary for War, Peter Hegseth, calls a shift toward “maximum lethality, not tepid legality” and “going on the offence”. Against this backdrop, Assange states that “Machado has continued to incite the Trump Administration to pursue its escalatory path”, including by entering into a conspiracy to give the U.S. administration access to $1.7 trillion in oil reserves and other natural resources through privatization once Maduro is ousted. “Using her elevated position as the recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, Machado may well have tipped the balance in favour of war, facilitated by the named suspects.” Assange states in the criminal complaint. The complaint lists evidence of this incitement of U.S. military intervention, as well as praising Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's conduct in Gaza. Her statements include: - “Military escalation may be the only way... the United States may need to intervene directly” (30 October 2025) - Machado called U.S. military strikes on civilian vessels, which have killed at least 95 people to date, “justified” and “visionary”. - Machado dedicated the prize to U.S. President Trump, because he “finally has put Venezuela... in terms of a priority for the United States national security” - Historical statements including 2014 testimony before U.S. Congress where she said: “The only path left is the use of force” The filing cites extensive third-party expert and institutional opposition to Machado receiving the award: - 21 Norwegian peace organizations declared: “Machado is the opposite of a peace laureate.” - Nobel Peace Prize laureate Adolfo Pérez Esquivel stated: “Giving the prize to someone who calls for foreign invasion is a mockery of Alfred Nobel's will.” - The Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO) confirmed Machado “has called for military intervention in Venezuela.” REQUESTED ACTION The complaint notes that “There is a real risk that the funds derived from Nobel’s endowment have been or will be intentionally or negligently diverted from their charitable purpose to facilitate aggression, crimes against humanity, and war crimes.” Assange requests that Swedish authorities: 1. Immediately freeze of the pending SEK 11,000,000 monetary prize transfer and any remaining related budget and secure return of the medal. 2. Investigate the named persons and Foundation officers and associated entities for breach of trust, facilitation of war crimes and crimes against humanity, and conspiracy. 3. Seize of board minutes, emails, group chats, financial records. 4. Interrogate Widding, Stjärne and other suspects. 5. Fully investigate domestically or refer the matter to the ICC (Rome Statute Art. 25(3)(c)). “This complaint seeks the immediate freezing of all remaining funds and a full criminal investigation lest the Nobel Peace Prize be permanently converted from an instrument of peace into an instrument of war,” Assange concludes.

Lol

@ghostamanita Jinjer Visions of Atlantis

@WilliamsRacing Push what?