@journalist47berlin1: Pressestelle, Florian, naht Interview zum csd Anschlag #csd #berlin #deutschland #polizei

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mandy.schindler
Mandy Schindler :
Mein gott was ist in deutschland los 😭😭😭
2026-07-25 22:33:32
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m_i_i116
DoppelH :
Warum ist aber die Nationalität wichtig?
2026-07-25 23:52:06
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jesus_lebt.777
jesus_lebt777 :
16 verletze und ein Toter 🙏😔🕊
2026-07-25 23:30:01
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bobby77.7
Bobby🇩🇪 :
Dank Frau Weidel
2026-07-25 23:26:21
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couple.notfoundyou
𝑵‘🦦🪼 :
Ostkreuz waren auch welche mit starker schutzkleidung
2026-07-25 23:07:40
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irgendeinboylivee3
Irgendeinboy :
Viel Kraft an die Angehörigen 🖤 man darf gefühlt kein Spaß mehr im Leben haben.. Echt traurige Gesellschaft.
2026-07-25 23:59:45
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jakobpmvau0
Jakob 𖣂 :
😢☦️❤️
2026-07-25 23:20:33
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mogli6247
Mogli :
Glaub den nichts mehr leider , hab kein gutes Gefühl
2026-07-25 23:57:21
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bvbbettykonfetti
🖤💛🐝BvBBETTY♡DiETuRBO♡HUMMEL :
2026-07-25 23:37:30
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don.pablo4605
♦️💎ESCOBAR💎♦️ :
OR TEA
2026-07-25 23:56:47
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lapdogx
lol :
Besser erst mal Demo gegen Rechts. Omas wo seid ihr
2026-07-25 23:03:47
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_xsystem_fehler_x
_XSystem_Fehler_X :
Deutschland ist nur noch krank geworden!!
2026-07-25 22:36:55
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jd06693
JD :
Dass sie nichts wissen glaube ich kein bisschen
2026-07-25 23:36:07
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jd06693
JD :
Damit war zu rechnen
2026-07-25 23:35:01
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abmitdur23
Celine :
fürchterlich
2026-07-25 23:31:22
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a.x44444
a.x44444 :
😁😁😁
2026-07-26 00:48:02
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samphoenix767
Betze Phönix :
Zufall ? Inszenierung ? Demos ,Partys ,Verbot als nächstes .... Wenn es ein Anschlag ist hat man den Täter .. aber ist das staatliche Propaganda ist der Täter komischerweise weg 🤔...und da schon viele Polizisten bei CSD gewesen sind aber Täter hat sich in Luft aufgelöst ...finde den Fehler 😏... an alle verletzen gute Besserung 💪.....
2026-07-25 23:08:54
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700 days. 700 days of choosing myself, my marriage, and a life worth living. 700 days without alcohol. It definitely hasn’t been easy, but giving up alcohol has brought nothing but good into my life. For so long I was stuck in my trauma. I couldn’t move forward. I lived in a cycle of depression and felt like I was never going to get out of it. I don’t even know what clicked one day, but at 30 years old I was done. I walked into a meeting. I said I needed help. Then I got help. Along the way I found amazing sober friends who have become lifelong friends. I got closer to the people who stood by me while they watched me struggle for years. I made some really hard apologies. I took accountability for things that weren’t easy to own. And instead of being met with shame, I was met with forgiveness, grace, and love. My husband has walked through the trenches with me. He forgave me when I didn’t feel like I deserved it. Now we have a baby on the way who will only know a sober mom and a healthy, happy marriage. That is my greatest accomplishment. My in-laws were my rocks. Every phone call made me feel supported. Every tough-love conversation got me out of my own head. Every “I’m proud of you” meant more than they’ll ever know. I went through hell… but I made it out. I went back to school, and now I’m headed to Mizzou for social work. I healed my marriage. We were just talking yesterday about how close we are now, how we never fight anymore, and how much sobriety has changed our relationship. That’s my why. And now… I’m going to be a mom. That still doesn’t feel real to say. The Heather from two years ago would’ve never believed this was possible. I was told it could be really hard for me to have a baby, so when we started trying I was terrified. Then it happened. I truly believe getting sober gave my body, and my life the chance to heal. I’m so proud of this milestone. Not because I did it alone, but because I finally asked for help. We do recover. ❤️
700 days. 700 days of choosing myself, my marriage, and a life worth living. 700 days without alcohol. It definitely hasn’t been easy, but giving up alcohol has brought nothing but good into my life. For so long I was stuck in my trauma. I couldn’t move forward. I lived in a cycle of depression and felt like I was never going to get out of it. I don’t even know what clicked one day, but at 30 years old I was done. I walked into a meeting. I said I needed help. Then I got help. Along the way I found amazing sober friends who have become lifelong friends. I got closer to the people who stood by me while they watched me struggle for years. I made some really hard apologies. I took accountability for things that weren’t easy to own. And instead of being met with shame, I was met with forgiveness, grace, and love. My husband has walked through the trenches with me. He forgave me when I didn’t feel like I deserved it. Now we have a baby on the way who will only know a sober mom and a healthy, happy marriage. That is my greatest accomplishment. My in-laws were my rocks. Every phone call made me feel supported. Every tough-love conversation got me out of my own head. Every “I’m proud of you” meant more than they’ll ever know. I went through hell… but I made it out. I went back to school, and now I’m headed to Mizzou for social work. I healed my marriage. We were just talking yesterday about how close we are now, how we never fight anymore, and how much sobriety has changed our relationship. That’s my why. And now… I’m going to be a mom. That still doesn’t feel real to say. The Heather from two years ago would’ve never believed this was possible. I was told it could be really hard for me to have a baby, so when we started trying I was terrified. Then it happened. I truly believe getting sober gave my body, and my life the chance to heal. I’m so proud of this milestone. Not because I did it alone, but because I finally asked for help. We do recover. ❤️

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