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BostonTBA
Makes sense... Most were more happy to see Germany fail than Brasil winning lol
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PollockJaxon
Correct. And windmills & solar panels aren’t the answer Germany needs to build a dozen nuclear power plants and invest in targeted LNG import & distribution infrastructure for industrial uses
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Debbybruno3
Brazil lost 7-1 to Germany and couldn’t face Argentina in the 2014 World Cup final Brazil lost to Croatia and couldn’t face Argentina in the 2022 semifinal They have now lost against Norway which means they can’t face Argentina in 2026 Guess who gets the blame? Messi
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JustinPhoster
Replying to @MedWhiteAcolyte
I cant find any examples of what you are asking. However the closest I could find is the Latin Church supporting numerous politicians/parties in Europe that happened to be for more immigration control, but aligned with Catholic social teaching on many other issues or pro-life. Example of this is in Germany/Europe especially. But these examples were really before mass immigration became the sort of issue it is today. The Roman Catholics love to align with "the lesser of two evils" as they call it.
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RoseBleue1767😺🌲🌷🇨🇵 retweeted
BasilTheGreat
Two Migrants in Borne, Germany brutally beat a girl in the street This is what we have imported into Europe The most vile men on the planet
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✨ New drop.” • “Good quality only. No shortcuts 💎 New preteen & teen drop.” TG link👉 t.me/mega_teens12 Zangi number 👉 4075734810 #twitter #zangii #telegram #usa #teenager #teens #preteens #belgium   #Austria   #contents #viral #fyp #teensvideos #france   #Germany
Mirko Ditchev retweeted
Protect_Wldlife
Well done Germany 🇩🇪 Big win for animals: Germany officially ends fur farming in landmark move as last farms shut down. This is a major moment for animal welfare in Europe. Germany has now fully moved away from fur farming. The last remaining fur farms have closed and the industry is finished in the country. For years, animals like mink and foxes were raised in small wire cages for their fur. They lived short lives in confinement. That system is now gone in Germany. This did not happen in one step. It came through years of stricter animal welfare rules, court pressure, and public opposition. Over time, the rules became so strict that fur farming could no longer continue in a practical way. One by one, the farms shut down until none were left. Germany is now part of a growing global shift. More countries in Europe have already banned or ended fur farming. The direction is clear. The industry is shrinking as laws and public opinion change. Animal welfare groups are calling this a major milestone. They say it is a step away from an industry built on confinement and suffering, and a move toward stronger protection for animals. For supporters, this is more than a policy change. It is a sign that long standing practices can end when laws and public pressure align. Germany now stands among the countries that have fully exited fur farming. #germany #fur #farming #furcoats #minkfur
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Gary Walters retweeted
B7frankH
Where is the old Germany? There were no scenes like this in the 90s. Today, drug addicts are lying on the streets of Frankfurt. Thanks to Merkel's open borders and failed policies... Sad ending for a great nation #Germany #Frankfurt #MerkelFailed #DrugCrisis #Islamization
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Johnnytalker02
🚨 𝗗𝗜𝗗 𝗬𝗢𝗨 𝗞𝗡𝗢𝗪: Pep Guardiola is currently being linked with the Netherlands job. Germany and the Netherlands meet on September 24 in their very first match after the World Cup. Jürgen Klopp vs Pep Guardiola? 👀
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iwastesomuchtime retweeted
DrEliDavid
Let Germany 🇩🇪 be a warning: Elections and stupid woke policies have consequences.
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0panaa_1
Jurgen Klopp has taken the Germany job. Pep Guardiola has already hinted he’d like to coach a national team one day. Ghana’s coach has also resigned today… Are you thinking what I’m thinking 👀
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Anti_Bully_DE
Replying to @stoolpresidente
Nah dude you just lost to weak Ass Germany 4 games ago. Stick to the things you are good at, like mass shootings, police violence, sex trafficing and obesity!
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FabrizioRomano
🚨🇩🇪 BREAKING: Jürgen Klopp as new Germany head coach, here we go! 💥 Klopp has accepted to take over; long term contract details, project and RB Group exit still under discussion, but he will be the new head coach. RB considered Glasner as replacement but he signs at #NFFC. Klopp is back.
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Glenn Bolyard retweeted
historyinmemes
“You can go to live in France, but you cannot become a Frenchman. You can go to live in Germany or Turkey or Japan, but you cannot become a German, a Turk, or a Japanese. But anyone, from any corner of the Earth, can come to live in America and become an American.” - Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan shared this quote during his final public speech as president on January 19, 1989, just one day before leaving office. He delivered the remarks while presenting the Presidential Medal of Freedom and chose to conclude his presidency with what he called “one final thought” about America. Reagan noted that the idea was not originally his own but came from a letter he had recently received. After reading the letter, he reflected on its message, arguing that the United States was unique because it continually renewed itself through immigration. He said America’s strength came from welcoming people “from every country and every corner of the world.” Reagan also warned that if the nation ever “closed the door to new Americans,” it would eventually lose one of its greatest sources of energy, innovation, and leadership. The speech came at a pivotal moment. Reagan’s eight years in office were coming to an end during the final stage of the Cold War, just a few years after the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986, and as major political changes were beginning to unfold across Eastern Europe. Instead of ending his presidency by focusing on the economy or foreign affairs, Reagan chose to emphasize a different message: that America was defined not by ancestry, but by shared civic ideals and a willingness to welcome new citizens.
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The House of Sussex retweeted
Le__Katerina
Since 2020 the Sussexes have had visits to: The Netherlands,Australia,Germany,Canada,Nigeria,Colombia,Ukraine,Jamaica,Japan,Singapore,China,Mozambique,Rwanda,Jordan,SA all while residing in the US. And NONE of these countries ever made such shitshow with security/ accommodation!
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Mikkel Riedel retweeted
newstart_2024
German activist Verena Brunschweiger argued Germany should have fewer children to fight climate change while supporting more migration as "climate refugees" arrive. She claimed a German child consumes resources equivalent to 30 African children on average (up to 500 in Burundi), called calls for more German children "fascist," and suggested a "Club of Rome award" for women having fewer children. In 2023, sub-Saharan Africa had ~40 million births, while Europe had ~4 million. The discussion touches on population, resources, consumption, and immigration debates.
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The Lazy Prince retweeted
HillelNeuer
Report: UNRWA has failed to enact reforms it promised to receive millions from Germany, France, EU, UK, Canada, Australia. Schools use textbook with reading exercises that praise the slashing of Israelis’ throats and glorify suicide bombings. @IMPACT_SE jpost.com/middle-east/articl…
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icedream 🤍💙 retweeted
iamsum80
One of my friends in Germany told me “Immigrants are everywhere except at work”
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