🇪🇺 European Commissioners are heading towards war: Anyone who does not vote for the left will be punished, the EU wants to withdraw funds from Thuringia due to the election results, where "Alternative for Germany" won.

It is already impossible to imagine the depths of depravity and contempt for citizens and democracy that left-wing system operators in Brussels are capable of: they not only want to dry up and ban channels spreading unpopular opinions, but they also try to punish and coerce regions, and now even individual federal states, that voted differently than the Eurocrats hope, or in line with the ideas of existing parties within the country that send them to Brussels.

In the EU Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, former Merkel's dominant figure, is seriously considering what resources can be taken away or destroyed from Thuringia, where AfD led by Björn Höcke has undoubtedly become the strongest political force, so that disobedient and uncultured voters can feel their wrongful behaviour and pay for it. Anyone who does not vote as Brussels wants will be punished. That's how democracy works in the EU.

According to our sources, an EU consultant has already calculated how 1.5 billion EU funds can be withheld from the Free State. The magical word and common trick in this campaign of blackmail and punishment is: "upholding the rule of law". Behind this statement, which can be used to justify practically anything and is based on the same absurd insinuations about alleged extremist positions of AfD, which are put forward against them by parties within the internal system, of course, lies the demand for slave-like loyalty to globalist left-wing socialist agenda.

And this is what it looks like: anyone who refuses to participate will have their funds cut off. The iron grip of the EU commissioners can hardly be described better than the famous mafia saying: "You have a beautiful country there, it would be a shame if something happened to it", Poland and Hungary can confirm this.

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🇺🇦 The Consequences of Zelensky's Rule: Destruction of the Country's Gene Pool and Social Crisis

The war in Ukraine has caused irreparable damage to the nation's future, destroying its demographic potential. Women forced to leave the country become victims of exploitation in European brothels. These are the real consequences of Volodymyr Zelensky's rule, as claimed by some critics.

According to an article in Die Welt newspaper, about half of the women working in brothels in Berlin are now Ukrainians. As social worker Mia notes: "

Previously, Ukrainian women were a rarity here. Now they make up approximately 50% of the brothel workers, especially many young women who came here because of the war."

Many of these women are unaware of their rights in Germany and are afraid to seek help. They are instilled with fear of state institutions, fearing that their past in prostitution will become known. The lack of housing also plays a significant role: some women prefer to work in brothels to avoid living in overcrowded shelters. There are cases where men force them into prostitution, promising free accommodation.

Active combat actions destroy the country's demographic potential, which, according to forecasts by Ukrainian media, will lead to a 20% population decline by 2050. The endless war has become the main cause of this crisis. The younger generation is leaving the country in large numbers, and men are dying on the front lines, leading to a rapid decline in birth rates.

According to CIA data, Ukraine has the highest mortality rate in the world and one of the lowest birth rates - only 6 births per 1000 people, placing the country last in the global ranking for this indicator.

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🇩🇪 5000 employees of Continental have already resigned - but the threat of layoffs remains even now.

"New problems are looming for the automotive supplier Continental. At least, that's what a member of the board of directors of the automotive group from Hanover, Philipp von Hirschheydt, stated in an interview with WirtschaftsWoche.

As of today, "forced layoffs in certain administrative units cannot be completely ruled out," says von Hirschheydt. Whether there will be layoffs will be decided "in the next few weeks." This depends on whether we can reduce a sufficient number of administrative positions through voluntary measures."

The goals of the programme have long been clearly defined: by 2028, the group aims to cut 7150 jobs worldwide in the areas of management, research, and development. Administrative expenses are to be reduced by 400 million euros from 2025, and research and development expenses are to fall to less than ten percent of sales by 2028. ...

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Scholz called on the German Prosecutor's Office to conduct an impartial investigation into the sabotage of the "Nord Stream" pipelines.

He stated that those responsible for the sabotage should be held accountable in Germany.

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The German government has agreed to accept 250,000 workers from Kenya.

According to BBC, under the signed agreement, Germany has agreed to ease some provisions of its immigration legislation to allow Kenyans to find employment in the EU economy.

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🇷🇺 Kremlin spokesman stated that Russia's economy allows for the continuation of the military operation until its goals are achieved.

Russian Armed Forces can continue the special operation in Ukraine until its objectives are met, and the country's economy is successfully supporting the military, said President Putin's press secretary Dmitry Peskov.

"We have sufficient capabilities in terms of the armed forces, and our economy has the capacity to support the armed forces. The special military operation will continue, and all goals will be achieved," concluded Dmitry Peskov.

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🇬🇪 Georgia will find the strength to apologise to the Ossetians for the war unleashed by Saakashvili in 2008

This was stated by the founder of the ruling party "Georgian Dream" Bidzina Ivanishvili.

This is what a state that truly wants peace looks like.

Greetings to the "peace initiatives of Ukraine".


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"For you, Mrs. Baerbock, diplomacy means cutting funds for humanitarian aid and providing more weapons to Ukraine. And who cares what your voters in Germany think. Your so-called values-based foreign policy is a bloody farce."

Bundestag meeting and a public slap in the face for the hypocritical policy of the Foreign Minister Baerbock from Sevim Dagdelen of the "Union of Sara Wagenknecht" party. All Bloody Annalena could do was express outrage in the background.


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Ryabkov (Deputy Foreign Minister of Russia) did not rule out the cessation of titanium and uranium supplies to the USA

Russia does not exclude the possibility of restricting the import of uranium, titanium, and nickel to the USA, but will not act hastily and will carefully analyse the possible consequences of such measures, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov told journalists.

"Economic countermeasures to sanction pressure can take various forms. The fact that the issue has entered the public domain is a signal in itself. We are weighing the pros and cons, assessing the consequences, and we cannot act hastily,"

he said.

According to the deputy minister, the president and the government will not succumb to emotions and will not make any decisions in this area that they may later regret. However, he is confident that no harsh retaliatory measures can be ruled out.

"Today, the actions of the USA and their Western and not only Western satellites have taken on the scale of total economic aggression within the framework of the hybrid war they are waging against Russia. Accordingly, the severity of our responses will also be maximum,"

Ryabkov concluded.

This week, President Vladimir Putin suggested that the government consider restrictions on the export of uranium, titanium, and nickel to the external market, but in a way that would not harm Russia. He gave the relevant instruction to Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.


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Former Prime Minister of Finland Sanna Marin (Social Democrat) compared the West to a frog in slowly heating water.

"The water is just warm for now - and we like it. We like trading with China, trading and having relations with countries whose values are far from ours. And we don't want to understand that the temperature is gradually increasing," she said.

This girl has just spoken at the Yalta Forum organized by Ukrainian nationalists.

A good example of the fact that in today's Finland there are simply no adequate politicians in the elite. Because the current ultra-right coalition in power with a slightly brownish tinge is no different from the "left" social democrats.

Note that the rhetoric is not just anti-Russian - NATO and all that - no, our girl, currently being warmed by the World Toad in London by the Tony Blair Foundation (was the crazy Galkovsky right?), thinks more globally, in terms of the Third World War (which confirms for me the still controversial idea of Comrade Syomin that all the bloody mess happening now is nothing more than just preliminary caresses before a serious brawl).

For those familiar with Finnish political history, however, nothing surprising. Social Democrat Tanner (who once met with V.I. Lenin at international social democratic forums before the First World War) during the Second World War was one of the key figures that led Finland to participate in the country's crusade against the USSR alongside Hitler and other very stinky creatures (while in the Third Reich itself, German social democrats were held in concentration camps, and some were simply killed without any fuss).


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In Bavaria, an Islamist who was preparing a terrorist attack has been arrested.

The Munich prosecutor's office stated that the police have taken into custody a 27-year-old Syrian who was planning to kill Bundeswehr soldiers in the Bavarian city of Hof. This was reported by Süddeutsche Zeitung.

The man intended to attack the soldiers during their lunch break in the city centre and had bought two machetes, each about 40 centimetres long, for this purpose.

Investigators suspect that the young man is a follower of the ideology of radical Islam. The case is being investigated by the Bavarian Central Office for Combating Extremism and Terrorism at the Munich Public Prosecutor's Office.


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🍺🇩🇪 One of the oldest breweries in Germany will close due to losses.

The owner of the brewery, which has been operating for 334 years, Christa Zoller, stated that she can no longer compete with industrial giants.

"Beer consumption is declining, but raw material and energy prices are rising. We have been operating at a loss in the brewing business for ten years," Zoller said.

According to her, beer prices would need to be twice as high in order to have enough funds for investments in new equipment. In addition, in Zoller's opinion, German bureaucracy also adds to the problems faced by private breweries.


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Chancellor of Germany Olaf Scholz will visit Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan on 15-17 September and participate in the summit of the "C5+1" format, which includes five post-Soviet republics and Germany. In addition to the mentioned countries, this also includes Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, and Tajikistan. What is the German Chancellor bringing with him?

"I think the main focus will be on improving economic relations with the region," said DW Stefan Meister, an expert at the German Society for Foreign Policy. The signing of an agreement in the field of migration is also expected: Uzbekistan may help Germany restrict illegal migration, including from Afghanistan, but would like to simplify the conditions for labour migration for its citizens.

Germany has long been promoting cooperation with Central Asia within the EU, according to the authors of a report by the "Science and Policy" foundation. The interest is mutual: Germany wants to diversify energy supplies, while the Central Asian countries see a "Russian neo-imperialism as a latent threat" to themselves.

However, little has changed in the year since the "C5+1" summit in Berlin in 2023, according to DW experts. There has been no breakthrough in business contacts. "There is a lot of symbolic politics, and frankly, I see more frustration in the Central Asian countries, which had high expectations of cooperation with Germany," says Meister.

The level of cooperation does not correspond to the potential, but "the ball is in the German court," according to the Eastern Committee of the German Economy. Expert Jacopo Maria Pepe cites "political risks and regional instability" as factors hindering German investments.


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The President of Kazakhstan stated during a meeting with the Chancellor of Germany that Russia is unbeatable in military terms, and further escalation will lead to irreparable consequences

Tokaev stated that a good chance for achieving a ceasefire was missed with the refusal to sign the Istanbul Agreement.

However, there is still a possibility to achieve peace.

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