I'm a filmmaker and directed a lot of movies - some pure commercial and some political driven like CITIZEN VIGILANTE https://xitter.cf/t.co/0btQMtJbk4

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Joined December 2025
The reason NETFLIX is down is very easy: they show nothing for the 50% conservative, right leaning population. My film CITIZEN VIGILANTE would be of course number 1 on NETFLIX for a week if they would show it - but they don't because the self censored into a corner. If they want market share they would have to give a shit about political directions or diversity, woke bullshit.
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Eine moderne 2-Megawatt-Windturbine besteht aus rund 250 Tonnen Stahl und Gusseisen. Allein die Herstellung dieser Menge erfordert etwa 400 Tonnen Eisenerz sowie 170 Tonnen Kokskohle. Hinzu kommen mehrere hundert Tonnen Beton und Bewehrungsstahl für das Fundament, Kupfer, Aluminium und – je nach Generatortyp – mehrere Kilogramm Seltene Erden wie Neodym und Dysprosium für Permanentmagnete. All diese Rohstoffe müssen durch Bergbau gewonnen, aufbereitet, über große Entfernungen transportiert und industriell verarbeitet werden. Die gesamte vorgelagerte Kette läuft überwiegend mit fossilen Brennstoffen. Der Stahlanteil macht 80 bis 90 Prozent der Anlagenmasse aus; die CO₂-intensiven Prozesse der Hochofenroute und der Betonherstellung fallen damit vollständig in die Energiebilanz der Turbine. Im Maschinenhaus befinden sich mehrere hundert bis über 1000 Liter Getriebeöl, Hydraulikflüssigkeit und Kühlmittel. Diese Medien müssen regelmäßig analysiert, gefiltert oder vollständig gewechselt werden – ähnlich wie bei schweren Nutzfahrzeugen. Die Rotorblätter bestehen aus glas- oder kohlefaserverstärktem Epoxidharz. Diese Duroplast-Verbundwerkstoffe lassen sich nach Ende der Lebensdauer nur mit erheblichem Aufwand und unter Qualitätsverlust recyceln; große Mengen landen weiterhin in der Verbrennung oder auf Deponien. Eine Windturbine ist daher alles andere als eine emissionsfreie Stromquelle. Ihre reale Auslastung liegt in Deutschland onshore bei etwa 20 bis 25 Prozent der Nennleistung. In windschwachen Regionen oder bei Abregelung durch das Netz steht die Anlage oft stunden- oder tagelang still und erzeugt vor allem eine Sache: Subventionen.
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These days, barely a week goes by in Europe without a drone sighting, a fire or a power outage being blamed on Russia. We’re told that these incidents are all part of a relentless, and escalating, “hybrid war” that Moscow is waging against the continent. But does the evidence support Western claims that Russia is engaged in a systematic hybrid war against Europe? As I argue in my first piece for @RStatecraft, not really. Most claims of Russian involvement turned out to be establishment-amplified speculation that collapsed under basic scrutiny. In many cases, there is no evidence the incidents themselves actually even happened (drones supposedly swarming European airports, etc.). So is this just a case of collective panic fuelled by click-addicted media? Or, given that the claims of a Russian “hybrid war” against Europe appear to rest on little more than propaganda, is there a concerted effort by the EU-NATO establishment to condition citizens to believe that Europe is under attack from Russia? In Italy, the expression “strategy of tension” evokes a dark period, from the late 60s to the early 80s, in which intelligence services and secret paramilitary networks operating under NATO auspices inflated the terrorist threat to frighten the electorate, including by engaging in terrorist acts that in some cases were then blamed on the left. European leaders should be wary of reviving such a strategy. Read the article here: responsiblestatecraft.org/hy…
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Money Just a quick bit of basic info for Politicians: Money is any generally accepted medium of exchange and payment, the form or material of which (whether coin, paper, or digital entry) is fundamentally irrelevant. In economics, money is defined by three basic characteristics: · Medium of exchange and payment: It enables the purchase of goods and services without the need for a cumbersome, direct exchange of goods (barter trade). · Unit of account (measure of value): It serves as a uniform standard to make the value and prices of different goods and services comparable. · Store of value (means of preserving value): It allows purchasing power to be secured over time, since—unlike many perishable goods—it does not have to be consumed immediately. Money is not everything, but without money, everything is nothing. In the book HUNGER by Knut Hamsun, this sentence is probably demonstrated most impressively in literary history, because the main character (a writer) goes completely downhill until he ultimately almost starves to death. The lack of money and other mediums of exchange leads to him being unable to think about anything other than food. Everything else breaks away, and in the end, it is just about sheer survival that matters. Love, family, housing, ideas, and profession dissolve due to a lack of money, and it is all about pure survival. At the beginning of this process, he does not yet truly perceive it and still imagines his income situation to be better than it is. He thinks he still belongs to the higher-educated class—ergo, hunger and homelessness do not and must not play a role—and so he closes his eyes to his downfall and realizes too late that he is not stuck in a short-term crisis, but in a catastrophic free fall. I highly recommend this book by Literature Nobel Prize winner Hamsun to everyone! Also to the poor pupils and students who are currently tearing apart and plundering France's inner cities because, according to an analysis by ARD correspondent Sabine Bohland, they are angry that there were no air conditioning units in the schools during the summer heatwaves, and that a cell phone ban now also prevails in schools for the new school year. According to DER SPIEGEL and other top-notch newspapers and magazines, this naturally explains why the poor and knowledge-thirsty youth are expressing their displeasure and frustration. SPIEGELalso made it crystal clear that the "right-wingers" spread propaganda and link the street battles with migration, Antifa, and Islamism. The real question is: how could it even get to the point where Sabine Bohland and her colleagues are even allowed to work at the Ö.R.R. [public broadcasting], SPIEGEL, Economist, NY Times, etc.? After all, we are all the result of our family and social environment, the education system, and the media, and it must be investigated what the triggers were that enabled a collective brainwashing. Because the publishers, directors, and editors-in-chief hire journalists who meet their standards; this means these decision-makers also go far beyond "wishful thinking" and no longer have the objective and factual assessment of reality as their basic idea in mind. Instead, their own idea of how people must be in order to be approved of becomes so important that they are no longer capable of objective journalism. Therefore, back to MONEY. I always explain a very simple formula (unfortunately without success to my family members): From A to B. A is the world, and money must flow from this world to you (B). To achieve this, you normally have to do something: namely, manufacture and sell products (entrepreneur) or rent out your labor force, both mentally and physically (employee). Around 40 million people in Germany (out of approx. 83.3 million total inhabitants) work in the private sector (including entrepreneurs and the self-employed). Around 5 million are active in the public service. These 40 million generate around 3.4 trillion euros a year and pay approx. 850 billion in taxes. These 850 billion ought to pay the salaries of employees and civil servants in the public service as well as all other state costs (defense, EU, social welfare, etc.). But they don't, because unlike the private sector, the state sector can and regularly does simply take on more debt in order not to jeopardize their work-life balance. Germany's debt level grew by 155 billion in 2025 alone and now stands at around 2.7 trillion euros. The government spending ratio in Germany has meanwhile reached 52% per year. In France, it is already 57%. In the USA and Japan, it is around 40%. In 2015, the government spending ratio in Germany was 44.5%. Energy prices and taxes are significantly lower in competing countries like Japan, China, and the USA; therefore, little is invested in Germany from abroad. The level of education in Germany keeps dropping thanks to mass migration, and since we have no raw materials, the chance of Germany remaining competitive is getting lower and lower. Hundreds of thousands of jobs in large-scale industries (automotive and chemical) have already been lost in recent years. The belief of the CDU, SPD, Greens, and Left Party that this financial situation can simply go on forever like this will later read on a grand scale in history books like a remake of Knut Hamsun's Hunger. Crystal-clear opportunities to save on government spending for the benefit of German taxpayers and German industry are arrogantly laughed away. Over 200 billion a year could be saved in areas such as defense (drones and high-tech instead of tanks, ships, and anti-aircraft guns), migration, NGOs, public broadcasting (Ö.R.R.), the Ukraine war, EU, bureaucracy, development aid, and others. Instead, Germany is slowly but surely being sunk or—even faster—driven unnecessarily into World War III. The protagonist in HUNGERdoes not realize that he cannot live off his writing and that he urgently needs just any job to exist, and our politicians do not realize that the fat years are over and that we are transitioning from decline into a free fall. The leftists see this too, and their recipe is socialism and the nationalization of private property leading to the dictatorship of the Party, which would secure them and their sinecures in the medium term, while the industry moves away or goes bust and the middle class, which enthusiastically voted for the Left, becomes impoverished.
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Me and Mike Tyson years ago at a filmfestival. And now we look at reality ...
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Billions in damages Parts of Paris, Lyon and Lille are shut down tonight after antigovernment demonstrations across the country devolved into the most destructive riots France has seen in decades. Officials there estimated that at least 3,000 businesses had been pillaged over the weekend.
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Wieso wurden denn keine Buchhandlungen geplündert?
Die Schüler der 3b in Paris sind etwas wütend, weil sie gern mehr Bücher hätten👇🧐
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