Oliver Mark‐Schulz

Yes, and they banned me now and now I had to block it. It's like that. And it's not just that I don't have social media right now, but also no Bild.de anymore.

Which is good, because it's also nonsense and yet it's always a reflex when I'm somewhere, even when I'm alone somewhere and people recognize you, look at something and then you go to Bild.de and then I ask myself why actually, because it's easy, because there are four letters and a DE behind it, I can remember.

Which is good, because it's also nonsense and yet it's always a reflex when I'm somewhere, even when I'm alone somewhere and people recognize you, look at something and then you go to Bild.de and then I ask myself why actually, because it's easy, because there are four letters and a DE behind it, I can remember.

Which is good, because it's also nonsense and yet it's always a reflex when I'm somewhere, even when I'm alone somewhere and people recognize you, look at something and then you go to Bild.de and then I ask myself why actually, because it's easy, because there are four letters and a DE behind it, I can remember.

I want to free myself from all bad and evil, that's important for the soul, because it's no use. When you look at it, you know, how many years have we been doing this podcast, 13 years, 12 years, how often do we talk about the mechanisms in the Bild newspaper, the Springer publishing house, it's a topic that always comes back. We don't have the power to turn them off, unfortunately.

I want to free myself from all bad and evil, that's important for the soul, because it's no use. When you look at it, you know, how many years have we been doing this podcast, 13 years, 12 years, how often do we talk about the mechanisms in the Bild newspaper, the Springer publishing house, it's a topic that always comes back. We don't have the power to turn them off, unfortunately.

I want to free myself from all bad and evil, that's important for the soul, because it's no use. When you look at it, you know, how many years have we been doing this podcast, 13 years, 12 years, how often do we talk about the mechanisms in the Bild newspaper, the Springer publishing house, it's a topic that always comes back. We don't have the power to turn them off, unfortunately.

Because you've already thought a few times that it might be possible at some point. But somehow they are of course so financially set up and everything around it, that you can always get upset about it. But maybe sometimes pure ignorance is just that. Pure ignorance can sometimes win, I think. And that's why I'm not reading that right now.

Because you've already thought a few times that it might be possible at some point. But somehow they are of course so financially set up and everything around it, that you can always get upset about it. But maybe sometimes pure ignorance is just that. Pure ignorance can sometimes win, I think. And that's why I'm not reading that right now.

Because you've already thought a few times that it might be possible at some point. But somehow they are of course so financially set up and everything around it, that you can always get upset about it. But maybe sometimes pure ignorance is just that. Pure ignorance can sometimes win, I think. And that's why I'm not reading that right now.

But did you also look at the tact of Sarah Wagenknecht in all these situations in her speech, how she wants to keep everything a little bit open? Of course, on the one hand against the AfD, on the other hand, but then also says, of course, if no one else does it except the AfD, who else should we be? It really was such an opportunistic, calculated, bad performance, in my opinion.

But did you also look at the tact of Sarah Wagenknecht in all these situations in her speech, how she wants to keep everything a little bit open? Of course, on the one hand against the AfD, on the other hand, but then also says, of course, if no one else does it except the AfD, who else should we be? It really was such an opportunistic, calculated, bad performance, in my opinion.

But did you also look at the tact of Sarah Wagenknecht in all these situations in her speech, how she wants to keep everything a little bit open? Of course, on the one hand against the AfD, on the other hand, but then also says, of course, if no one else does it except the AfD, who else should we be? It really was such an opportunistic, calculated, bad performance, in my opinion.

How? How is that supposed to work? But everyone knows that. That's the problem. The problem is that everyone else is performing very poorly. It's a very, very difficult time right now.

How? How is that supposed to work? But everyone knows that. That's the problem. The problem is that everyone else is performing very poorly. It's a very, very difficult time right now.

How? How is that supposed to work? But everyone knows that. That's the problem. The problem is that everyone else is performing very poorly. It's a very, very difficult time right now.

Now we're both eating here right now.

Now we're both eating here right now.

Now we're both eating here right now.

I just wanted to point out something. The closing music is already running in the background. Do you remember the controversy between Magnus Carlsen and Hans Niemann? With the bad flag? Yes, with the alleged, which was never really pointed out. Hans Niemann then has Magnus Carlsen, the undisputed best chess player of our time, who is currently playing for St. Pauli. Did you notice that?