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  CuiqueRuneOrder (@CuiqueRuneOrder)

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  Torben Rose 🇺🇦 #SlavaUkraini 🇩🇰🇬🇱🇫🇴🇪🇺 (@x01rose)

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  09:45

  Topper the Dane 🇩🇰 (@TopperTheDane)

  Kommer snart™ til et yndigt land nær dig? #Remigration NU! #dkpol #dkmedier QT @RadioGenoa (RadioGenoa) Emmanuel Macron admits obvious: "Arabic is second most spoken language in France." Soon it will be the only language spoken in France. https://t.co/qexmNdkUnq

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  09:34

  Per (@bollsverden)

  RT @PeterRa58783464 (Peter Rasmussen): https://t.co/b9vcudcAwE Eva Selsing: 45 % af danske plejehjemsbeboere er underernærede. Alligevel vil Alternativet i København fastholde de ældre på en kødfattig kur af klimahensyn og som straf for, at det er dem, der har "svinet mest." #dkpol

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  09:33

  Niels Philip Kjeldsen (@NielsPhilip1)

  »Enhver indikation på, at en ekstremistisk gruppe er interesseret i at anvende droner er et advarselstegn. Punktum. Myndighederne bør tage det her meget alvorligt og efterforske det,« siger Magnus Ranstorp @btdk @ClaesTheilgaard #dkpol https://t.co/cZrLqw87Rh

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  09:30

  Berlingske (@berlingske)

  Godmorgen! Regeringsforhandlingerne går i gang, kritik for manglende liberalisme og Troels Lund Poulsen valg mellem pest og kolera. Få hele dit politiske overblik her. #dkpol #morgenpost https://t.co/WAfts8euzU

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  09:14

  Peter Haagen Sørensen (@JensHaagen)

  Ytringsfriheden og legitim kritik af Israel er under angreb ! Selv hvis antizionisten Fiona have benægtet Holocaust (hvad jeg ville finde frastødende, men det har hun ikke) er det ikke en kriminel handling i landet der huser historikeren David Irving. #dkpol #dkmedier #palestine QT @MiddleEastEye (Middle East Eye) A British woman was stopped by police at a train station and told she was under investigation after a passenger on a train reported feeling uncomfortable and alleged she had made comments referencing the Holocaust. Police said they had received a text message alleging she had denied the Holocaust, and subsequently tracked her down and told her she was being investigated for a "racially aggravated public order" offence. The woman, Fiona Rose Diamond, an activist with anti-Zionist views, said she was expressing political views about the political ideology Zionism. She said she had just returned from an oncology appointment in London when she was met by British Transport Police at the station. She also said she believed the timing and circumstances were not a coincidence. The activist argued that anti-Zionism is increasingly being deliberately conflated with antisemitism in order to silence criticism of Israel and suppress dissenting political views in Britain. "I am more than entitled to hold beliefs about a political ideology," she said in the video, adding that her grandfather was Jewish. The incident has sparked renewed debate over free speech in the UK.