Friday, July 17th, 2020

Time	Event
1:10a	Florian Meindl (Hybrid-Set) / June 18 / 4pm-5pm https://youtu.be/5rdQ-XC0Xds Current Mood: sleepy Current Music: Florian Meindl (Hybrid-Set) / June 18 / 4pm-5pm (Comment on this)
3:25a	MOTANKA online-concert (acoustic) https://youtu.be/9uPnM7d3sDo Current Mood: sleepy Current Music: MOTANKA online-concert (acoustic) (Comment on this)
10:22a	Subject: Lenin statue in Gelsenkirchen On 20 June 2020 in Gelsenkirchen, North Rhine-Westphalia, a more than two-metre high statue of Vladimir Lenin, the leader of the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia, was unveiled. It is scandalous that Lenin, the first leader of Soviet Russia and a criminal estimated by historians to be responsible for the deaths of up to six million people, has been honoured in a supposedly democratic Germany which took part in bringing him and the revolution to Russia. In its resolution of 18 September 2019 on the importance of historical memory for the future of Europe, the European Parliament pointed out that many European countries have banned the use of Nazi and communist symbols and called for a common culture of remembrance that condemns Nazi, Stalinist and other totalitarian crimes. It is worth recalling that communist regimes are guilty of the deaths of some 100 million people altogether, which makes communism one of the most murderous systems in the history of humanity. In the light of the foregoing: 1. Does the Commission take the view that communist symbols should be banned in the EU? 2. Will the Commission take steps to remove this statue of the communist criminal? 3. Does this not give rise to concerns that Germany is returning to its totalitarian traditions? https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/El%C5%BCbieta_Kruk Current Mood: sleepy (8 Comments | Comment on this)
2:22p	Doppeladler Просто больница на Корфу, например: Current Mood: amused (18 Comments | Comment on this)
10:58p	German police capture 'Black Forest Rambo' after six-day manhunt Whether Rausch has a political motive or decided to run from police on the spur of the moment remains unclear. A two-page text calling for a “harmonious life in and within nature” that Rausch reportedly left behind at a local restaurant has been described in some German media as his “manifesto”. The newspaper Bild said the contents of the text bore close resemblance to the 35,000-word neo-Luddite essay Industrial Society and Its Future by Theodore Kaczynski, better known as the Unabomber, who tried to spark a revolution in the US with a nationwide bombing campaign between 1978 and 1995. However, police said on Friday they did not believe Rausch to be the author of the text left behind at the restaurant. https://www.bild.de/news/2020/news/oppenau-wald-rambo-yves-rausch-endlich-gefasst-71860474.bild.html Current Mood: sleepy (5 Comments | Comment on this)

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