max_lucks - Tweet Data Analysis

Summarization

An inter-party working/study group in the French Assembly has been established to address Kurdish and Kurdistan issues. This type of group is also desired in the German Bundestag. Humanitarian aid should be provided to the earthquake victims in Turkey, Syria and Ukraine universally without visa requirements. Last Wednesday, a presentation was held at the Bundestag Human Rights and Humanitarian Aid Committee and the Fritz Bauer Forum. Questions have been raised, such as the whereabouts of the children who survived the earthquake, the possible kidnapping or involvement of criminal activity, and the need for more professional help for orphans and half-orphans. Additionally, Germany and the EU have been criticized for their bilaterals and multilaterals, as well as for their commitment to coal-based energy. Finally, German officials have been urged to oppose the injustices of the Iranian regime and terrorism from the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

Topic Modeling

1. Humanitarian Aid
2. Kurden and Kurdistan
3. Politics
4. Fritz Bauer Forum
5. International Relations

Emotional Analysis

The emotions expressed in these tweets range from hopefulness to frustration. The first tweet expresses hopefulness that a party-crossing working/study group will be established in the French AssembleeNat to focus on Kurds and Kurdistan, and that the same could be desired in the Bundestag. The second tweet expresses a call for humanitarian help for people in earthquake-affected areas, with a plea for humaneness for all. The third tweet conveys appreciation for the work of the Bundestag in presenting the Fritz Bauer Forum. The fourth tweet expresses concern for the children who survived the earthquake in Turkey, and a fear that they may have been kidnapped or become victims of criminal gangs. The fifth tweet expresses anger at the IRGC terrorists. The sixth tweet conveys gratitude to Max Lucks for his interest in the bilateral and multilateral relations between Germany and the European Union with Mexico in terms of human rights, trade, and energy policies. The seventh tweet expresses frustration at the lack of political action on coal. The eighth tweet expresses confusion at the politics of the city Max Lucks is representing in the Bundestag. The ninth tweet expresses anger at the Left-Nazis and calls for them to be thrown in jail. The tenth tweet expresses confusion at the lack of a Green Party candidate for mayor in the city Max Lucks is representing. The eleventh tweet expresses anger at the potential importation of issues from Turkey to Germany. The twelfth tweet expresses frustration at the gender-gaga of the Green Party. The thirteenth tweet expresses frustration at the lack of action to solve the issues of the imported people. The fourteenth tweet expresses anger at the lack of voice against the insanity. The fifteenth tweet expresses disappointment at the cheap rhetoric of Max Lucks. The sixteenth tweet expresses frustration at the lack of distance between the Green Party and Putin trolls. The seventeenth tweet expresses anger at the lack of control of the subcontractors, such as Visametric. The eighteenth tweet expresses disappointment at the lack of action on the issues.

Trend Analysis

1. Kurden und Kurdistan
2. Humanitarian Assistance/Aid
3. The Role of Germany and the European Union with Mexico
4. Earthquake in Turkey; Deprem Çocukları GuevendeMi
5. IRGC terrorists; Khaled Pirzadeh
6. German Political Landscape: FDP, CDU, LINKE, etc
7. Gender and Sexism
8. Visa and Immigration Policies
9. The Role of the Bundesregierung and Subcontractors