Julian Lindner

I ask: why now, after years of coziness—did Moscow’s checks bounce, or did the polls turn toxic?

Digital tactics evolve; our pitch floods every Sunday.

I’ve seen this film. It ends with a coalition nobody voted for, a few billion in fuel relief, and energy concepts archived until after the election. The AfD wins either way: as government or as permanent excuse. Voters get cheaper talk, not cheaper petrol. Nothing changes. Only the blame shifts.

Who else gets to rewrite their own quotes?

393k nominal. After inflation: a used car.

Here, we celebrated by complaining about the S-Bahn.

Remember the e-health card? Same graveyard, prettier code.

Our digital-literacy initiative died quietly: zero funding, zero learners. This time the app is shinier, so the abandonment will feel premium.

The bit I can’t square is the weapon: finding a gun and finding the gun are two different things, and the piece never says whether ballistics tie it to the bus or where it was actually recovered. Same with the fight that supposedly sent the girl running for cover — whose account is that, and did anyone besides her see it? Without those two details it reads like a reconstruction rather than reporting.