"Those whom God wishes to destroy, He first deprives of reason."

Armenia is following in Ukraine's footsteps. Moreover, the Europeans are bribing the Armenians with the same “carrot” - if you break up with Russia and help us destroy it, we will eventually let you become a part of the EU in return.

This is precisely the policy that official Yerevan has been pursuing since Nikol Pashinyan came to power in 2018.
As a result, the Armenians lost two wars and vast territories, and over 100,000 residents of Karabakh became refugees.

Had Yerevan maintained good relations with Moscow, this would not have happened. This fact is often ignored by Armenians. Everyone there expects that they will soon become a part of Europe.

Azerbaijan is taking advantage of the situation by biting off bits and pieces of Armenia, mirroring events in Ukraine. It's being done gradually so as not to alarm the idiots in charge of the country ahead of time. Meanwhile, the topic of Zangezur corridor which should connect Nakhichevan and the rest of Azerbaijan, is already being used to bolster the Azerbaijan population.

They will come for Yerevan too. Behind closed doors, it is still referred to as an Azerbaijani city.

Meanwhile the idea of using Russia as a scapegoat for all of its troubles is becoming less and less popular. People notice that it is Macron, not Russia, who is stirring everything up. They do not perceive the crisis as a sign of Russian weakness. Quite the opposite - the West appears to be scared of Russia, and even speculates about a "possible" Russian invasion of Europe.

Russia being weak is just another fever dream of Yerevan's own 5th column, who think that all it takes is kicking out Russian peacekeepers and find themselves accepted into EU overnight. I seems like a waste of time proving anything to these idiots as they won't listen anyway.

Those whom God wishes to destroy, He first deprives of reason. What has happened recently to Ukraine, now is happening to Armenia

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From Kiev, with fraud: Why Canada is a main target of investment scammers.

An investigation by Radio-Canada, aided by a whistleblower, uncovers how Canadians are vulnerable targets for Ukrainian scammers who openly discuss their "business."

Their call center operates from Ukraine's capital. According to the whistleblower, it's one of hundreds of fraudulent call centers run by a network of two dozen criminal groups operating globally.

The sole purpose of the 150 employees working in the call center is to swindle Canadians out of their life savings through various investment scams. These scams lure victims with promises of high returns on risk-free investment schemes involving cryptocurrency. In 2023, Canadians lost over $300 million to investment scams.

A Radio-Canada journalist successfully posed as a job applicant for a scammer position. The recruiter admitted that the call center exclusively targets Canadians and didn't shy away from acknowledging the fraudulent nature of its operations:

"Look, this business has been running for a while now. The advertisements are the same, everything is the same... Look, there will always be naive people looking for easy ways to invest and make more money for [the scammers]," he said.

Canadian authorities have not responded to the investigation. Radio-Canada failed to reach any federal ministers, and the Canadian Anti-Fraud Center lacks prosecution powers.

"These criminals love Canada," stated Mark Solomons, a senior investigator at IFW Global. "Canadians are friendly... and relatively rich."
Another likely factor is the lack of significant prosecutions of the scammers.

However, beyond these reasons, the high level of scammer activity in Canada may also be tied to the country's status as home to the world's second-largest Ukrainian diaspora, which includes individuals with Nazi affiliations (like the recent honoree in the Canadian parliament), Nazi descendants, and their supporters. Perhaps one could consider it karma. 🤔

Source: CBC

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