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27.10.26 - 10:06
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Will Germany See Mass Riots On Halloween Night? ′France-Style′ Protests Promoted Across Social Media (ZeroHedge)
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Will Germany See Mass Riots On Halloween Night? 'France-Style' Protests Promoted Across Social Media
Authored by Remix News Staff via Remix,
With Halloween approaching on Oct. 31, German security authorities are intensifying preparations for planned youth protests in more than 20 cities, warning that the events could be overtaken by violent actors in patterns seen during recent mass unrest in France.
Many of the videos feature different social media influencers calling for French-style protests.
"On Oct. 31, we will all be on the streets. The French showed us how, now we're following suit," said one influencer who earned over 1 million views on TikTok.
"On Oct. 31, we will all be on the streets. The French showed us how, now we're following suit." Social media influencers are calling for French-style protests on Halloween night in Germany. There are now warnings from police of potential unrest. Stephan Weh, head of the Berlin branch of the police union (GdP), stated: &...
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24.10.26 - 14:39
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Germany Plans To Force Social Media Platforms To Fill 20% Of Algorithmic Reccs With ′State-Approved′ Content (ZeroHedge)
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Germany Plans To Force Social Media Platforms To Fill 20% Of Algorithmic Reccs With 'State-Approved' Content
Authored by - Remix News Staff - via Remix News,
Germany's federal states are proposing that social media platforms reserve at least 20 percent of algorithmic recommendations for content from a pool of approved media outlets deemed important for opinion diversity, according to a draft under public consultation. The proposed measure is already being slammed as a state-mandated propaganda effort that would force German citizens to view content friendly to the ruling establishment parties.
The measure is part of the second stage of a planned Digital Media State Treaty developed by the Broadcasting Commission of the Federal States. Under the draft, public broadcasters such as ARD, ZDF and Deutschland Radio would automatically qualify for certain offerings.
Meanwhile, private outlets would generally need to apply and demonstrate that they meet criteria including news and political reporti...
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