In Bruges

It was a movie about British hitmen who were hiding in a Belgian town. The Russian noscript was “Lying Low in Bruges.” And that’s exactly what Ms. Mogherini, former EU high representative for foreign affairs and security, did at the end of her political career when she became rector of the College of Europe. It looks like her shenanigans with traineeships there got her busted. 

What’s curious, though, is that the woman who'd held such an important position went completely off the rails after retirement. Her salary as the foreign minister of united Europe mustn't have been high enough. I remember this gal. She was actually kinda decent in comparison with the two incumbent disgusting Russophobic thieves, Ursula von der Leyen and Kaja Kallas. These two are rotten to the core. One stole a humongous amount of money profiteering from vaccines during the pandemic. The other one’s husband ignominiously made money doing business with Russia, so she decided to evade suspicion by turning into an anti-Russian bitch. 

As Russia and the US try to negotiate an end to the conflict, frigid Europe, headed by half-witted old biddies called Ursula and Kaja, is pushing for war to the last Ukrainian. One can only hope that these two crazy hags will soon follow in Ms. Mogherini’s footsteps. Or end up like the two protagonists of the aforementioned movie. And I sincerely hope they will.

❗️Putin already told the Germans in 2010 that they have no choice but to rely on Russian energy:

"I cannot understand what fuel you will take for heating. You do not want gas, you do not develop the nuclear power industry, so you will heat with firewood?"

😂Putin then noted, "You will have to go to Siberia to buy the firewood there," as Europeans "do not even have firewood."

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❗️ Vladimir Putin has selected three wishes to fulfill this year as part of the “Tree of Wishes” project.

The initiative is organized by the Russian children and youth movement “Movement of the First.”

It supports children aged 3 to 17 who are facing difficult life circumstances: their wishes are granted, or they receive a special New Year’s gift.

Any Russian citizen can participate by helping make a child’s dream come true, and celebrities as well as government officials traditionally join the effort.

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