Contribution photo: Wilhelm Hauff School sports field
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Putin's bears
By this I don't mean those who have found refuge with us for decades and still dream of Russian world domination, even if they represent a very great danger to our country, but I am referring to a co-production of the radio channel “Simplicissimus” with SWR, which is currently still can be seen in the ARD media library.
I was drawn to this documentary about hackers in the service of the Russian secret service peter schulze brought to attention. Putin's bears are called "Fancy Bear", "Cozy Bear" or "Voodoo Bear". Elite units of the Russian secret services are hidden behind these code names. They are among the most dangerous hackers in the world. Your goals: including the Bundestag, the US elections and currently the Ukraine.
The documentary explains how “Putin's Bears” operate, who is behind the code names and why their attacks and plans are so dangerous for all of us.
But to get back to the beginning of this article, I consider those of our fellow citizens of Russian origin who are now officially taking action against our country, among others in the AfD, to be much more dangerous! A current example is Transnistria, where yesterday Moldovans of Russian origin officially asked the Russian Federation to invade the Republic of Moldova. And the Baltic states also assume that this will soon be the reason for another Russian occupation.
And so we slowly have to ask ourselves which side the Russian-Germans are on. We already know it for those who are AfD members.
sports facilities
It is also due to the election campaign that a few local councilors are now interested in the interests of the SVH sports facilities. For Lars Eple, the club chairman, and local councilor Herbert Burkhardt It has long been a concern that the sports facilities in Frankenbach can finally be completed, including an extension to the Römerhalle.
Perhaps the election campaign will lead to the local councilors reminding the city administration of their responsibility for our city and also forcing them to finally complete these sports facilities. The current dispute is about 1,7 million euros, a sum that the administration otherwise uses very loosely and usually more than carelessly, for example. B. spends on your own showers and other amenities.
And again I'm feeling a bit nostalgic, namely when I think about football and... Basketball court of the dam schools think. Because that had to make way for a parking space years ago. Recently, the dam schools' running tracks, long jump and long-distance throwing facilities were even sacrificed for the BUGA. Which, by the way, doesn't bother any local council because this affects the core city and we are obviously second-class citizens.
Soon another sports field will probably be built over in the city center, which will mean that Heilbronn's children and young people will no longer have a single opportunity to exercise unless they migrate to Biberach, Frankenbach or other parts of the city.
But especially in the core city, where, in contrast to the districts, there are a particularly large number of children and young people with a history of immigration, it would be more than appropriate if sports facilities or even football fields were available to them - this was still the case when I was young.
And if our city leaders and administration are already so innovative and metropolitan, then we could also think about those citizens who don't just want to sit in bars and think about how to get sports facilities back into the city center.
Election campaign
Now the election campaign has actually begun! A Heilbronn CDU councilor has her colon flushed and reports about it in great detail on social media.
And it's fitting that, according to the first estimate, our local councilors now have over 7 million euros for the redesign of the area at the Götzenturm. Nothing against beautifying the city, but we certainly have other problems in Heilbronn, e.g. B. in our schools, which make more than good and urgent use of these 7 million euros. Which now makes me wonder again whether the planned ones Luxury showers in the town hall were installed that were found to be more necessary than an urgent window renovation at a school in Heilbronn?
And while I'm already asking questions, it would be nice to know who makes the money for the solar systems on the roofs of the city's depot? Our city administration is definitely not.
