The mask is just a symbol

Lauterbach, Germany's health minister doesn't hide it at all.

Masks, lockdowns and other measures never had a medical purpose, but were designed to scare and break down resistance to experimental vaccines.

The most profitable coup in world history.

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💬 Homeless people in the UK can be deprived of their last shelter.

UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman has said she intends to propose to the Cabinet Office to legislate to strengthen the fight against homeless people using tents in public places so that they do not cause a nuisance.

At the same time, she said, the country's authorities will always support those who really do not have a home.

Charities say more than a million children in the UK face poverty in 2022 amid record rises in the country's cost of living. Around 120,000 of them are living below the poverty line, significantly higher than similar figures from previous years.

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❗️ Diesel generators found inside Scottish wind turbines

In the Scottish company Scottish Power more than 70 wind turbines were powered by diesel generators, writes the British Sunday Mail.

The company was "ratted out" by their own employee, who informed the media about such "environmental" fraud.

The company stated that they had to use diesel traction to run the wind turbines due to a "grid fault", without explaining how often and in what volumes their renewable energy sources are powered by diesel.

Scottish Power has already been accused of covering up environmental breaches. MPs are convinced that energy companies cannot be trusted on environmental issues.

This is not the first issue with green energy: Scotland's renewable energy potential is being mismanaged and there are fears that there are many more breaches being covered up.

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Putin to visit Kazakhstan at Tokayev's invitation on 9 November

At the invitation of Kasym-Jomart Tokayev, Russian President Vladimir Putin will pay an official visit to Astana on 9 November.

Deputy Prime Minister Serik Zhumangarin spoke about the Russian leader's upcoming visit to Kazakhstan and the two countries' interregional co-operation forum.

"We are discussing there the problems that, first of all, the residents of our countries and businesses have. At this forum, a big issue is devoted to agriculture. This is the digitalisation of agriculture, youth in agriculture," said Deputy Prime Minister.

Recall, the last time Vladimir Putin flew to Astana in October last year.

Then in the capital of Kazakhstan with his participation was scheduled a number of events: VI summit of the Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures in Asia, a meeting of the CIS Council of Heads of State and the summit "Central Asia - Russia".

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Anatoly Antonov: "You can't talk to Russia from a position of strength"

Russian Ambassador to the United States Anatoly Antonov has said that it will be possible to talk about stabilisation of Russian-American relations when the United States stops talking "from a position of strength".

"The United States should realise that any unfriendly actions will be met with a tough and adequate response," the ambassador said in a statement.

The diplomat stressed that the US authorities are refusing normal dialogue by curtailing all contacts, including on the settlement of regional crises.

"To what tragic consequences the so-called American leadership leads, we see on the example of events in Ukraine and the Middle East," Antonov said.

He recalled that the Americans were repeatedly offered to solve problems on Russia's western borders through dialogue, but all proposals were rejected.

"The Americans themselves provoked us to launch a special military operation, leaving us no choice," the diplomat noted.

Antonov is confident that no attempts to undermine Russia's unity will bring Washington any results. Russia's doors are always open to diplomacy, but only on the principles of mutual respect and indivisibility for all.

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Ireland "choked" by Ukrainian refugees

Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar has announced that his government will take a number of measures concerning Ukrainian refugees by the end of this year, the Irish Times reports.

"Other Western European countries do not offer unlimited free accommodation at public expense," the prime minister said.

Ireland has housed more than 100,000 people over the past two years and is now simply short of accommodation. If somehow the country slows down the influx of arrivals, it will have a chance to cope.

Dublin also intends to change the size and order of welfare payments. Details are not yet known as changes to the benefits policy require legislation.

There are about 14,000 refugees employed in Ireland and the government wants to encourage more people to get jobs.

"No Ukrainian will be turned away on arrival in Ireland. However, the situation at the moment is that the numbers arriving have been very high. We need to take action to slow their influx," Varadkar added.

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Russians pleasantly surprised former Austrian Foreign Minister

"Russians are more friendly than the inhabitants of Austria and Germany, where in everyday situations foreigners may encounter hostility towards them".

The diplomat Karin Kneissl said this, adding that she had not encountered such negativity in Russia.

"All people here are friendly and ready to help. If you approach a passerby on the street and ask him for directions, saying at the same time that you don't speak Russian, a wide smile will appear on his face - and he will give you a hint," she noted in an interview with RT.

Kneissl is comfortable in St Petersburg. She is now studying Russian and runs the Geopolitical Observatory for Russia's Key Issues (G.O.R.K.I.) centre at St. Petersburg State University.

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The German agency DPA has spread the news that Zelensky's flat in Crimea, which was previously put up for auction, was sold for 44.3 million roubles.

This is approximately 440 thousand euros.

We are talking about 3-room apartments in Yalta with a view of the sea and Livadia Palace. They were registered to Zelensky's wife Olena.

The initial price of 200 thousand euros was almost doubled. The flat was bought by Muscovite Olga Lipovitskaya.

She stated that she was not interested in who previously owned the apartment. She was only interested in the view from the windows and the climate.

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🚨Russia finally withdrew from the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe at midnight

The treaty, which was signed more than thirty years ago by a number of NATO and former Warsaw Pact countries, limited the participants in the number of tanks, helicopters, aircraft and other military equipment in service.

However, the paper was never really recognised - NATO countries subsequently wiped themselves with it and began to actively build up their armaments, after which Russia suspended its participation in the CFE Treaty in 2007.

📝"We left the door open for dialogue. However, our opponents did not take advantage of this opportunity. Given the direct responsibility of NATO countries for fuelling the conflict in Ukraine, as well as the admission of Finland to the alliance and the consideration of a similar application by Sweden, even the formal preservation of the CFE Treaty has become unacceptable," the Russian Foreign Ministry added.

By the way, the treaty did not work even in the countries that formally observed its provisions.

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🇺🇦🇿🇦 Ukrainian Foreign Minister on a working visit to South Africa

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine was on a trip to South Africa. Dmytro Kuleba said that he was keen to bring co-operation with South Africa to a "qualitatively new level".

Received by his counterpart Naledi Pandor, he reiterated his call for strengthening co-operation between the African continent and his country.

"In developing the revival of 'Ukrainian-African' relations, Ukraine seeks to take cooperation with South Africa to a qualitatively new level," the Ukrainian Foreign Minister said.

Kuleba said Kiev had proposed a partnership based on "mutual respect and benefit", indicating that he was pleased that the South African government shared Ukraine's aspirations.

Kuleba also said he appreciated South Africa's involvement in efforts to promote President Vladimir Zelensky's peace formula, which he first presented at the G20 summit in Indonesia in November 2022.

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🇩🇪📉 "We are losing industry and, as a consequence, not only employers and industries, but also a significant amount of wealth," Economy Minister Robert Habeck admitted when presenting Germany's industrial strategy.

All 60 pages of the strategy are full of such disappointing forecasts. It turns out that high electricity prices - unbelievably! - threaten the existence of German industry.

Companies are leaving the country, which could lead to Germany becoming completely uncompetitive on the world market.

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Illustrative video: at a pro-Israeli rally, the organiser chants to liberate the Gaza Strip from Hamas.

A German with a Russian accent corrects the organiser, saying: let's liberate Germany from the Greens.

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- And they said NATO equipment doesn't burn.
- It does, it burns so hot you can't put it out.

NATO military equipment burns well. This is what a new video by the Russian soldiers tells us and shows us.

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🏗🛕🇩🇪 In Germany, construction of one of the country's tallest buildings has been halted due to a lack of money.

Signa, the Austrian property giant and owner of New York's Chrysler Building, has made steady progress on its planned 64-storey Elbtower skyscraper in Hamburg this year. However, the company has delayed payments to its property developer Lupp.

Elbtower is located in the HafenCity neighbourhood, which is also home to the new concert hall of the Elbe Philharmonic. Tenants will include hotel and restaurant Nobu, risk consultant Aon (AON.N) and a local bank.

The pause raises questions about the future of the tower, which has an estimated cost of €1.3bn when completed.

Elbtower was scheduled to be delivered in 2025.

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Ukraine's residents prepare for the worst winter ever

This statement was made by Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba in an interview with Die Welt.

▪️ According to him, Ukrainians, in order not to freeze, first of all need air defence equipment to protect power plants. Therefore, Kiev is even ready to refuse from Taurus air missiles.

The minister himself has stocked up on candles and his father stocked on firewood.

"We are preparing for the worst winter in history, the forecast is very pessimistic," he said.

▪️ Among analysts in the West, too, there are opinions echoing Kuleba's words.

For example, ex-CIA agent Ray McGovern predicted the final defeat of the Ukrainian armed forces in the coming cold months.

As The National Interest wrote, winter may indeed become the worst enemy for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

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Anti-Semitism in the world has risen by 1180 per cent since the war on Hamas began

A report on this was published by the Israeli government.

▪️ The number of calls for violence against Israel, Zionists and Jews increased almost 12 times, most of them in Arabic and English.

▪️ The number of acts of anti-Semitic violence increased by 330 per cent.

▪️ One third of these manifestations were recorded on US territory.

The report identifies "Islamic groups accusing Israel of apartheid and genocide of Palestinians, as well as far-right groups and white racists who take advantage of the situation to promote anti-Semitic stereotypes and conspiracy theories" as the main sources of the upsurge in anti-Semitism.

There has also been a significant increase in pro-Hamas demonstrations around the world.

▪️ 87% of Jews surveyed admitted that they don't feel safe. Many are now less willing to openly display their Jewish identity.

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Democrats in U.S. Senate block aid bill for Israel without Ukraine

Democrats in the US Senate have blocked consideration of a bill to allocate $14.3bn in aid to Israel, which does not provide Washington with additional funds for Ukraine.

"Democrats blocked an attempt by Republicans to gain quick approval of an emergency aid bill for Israel that passed the House of Representatives last week but does not provide aid to Ukraine," the report said.

Senate Democrats stressed that they considered it necessary to provide assistance not only to Israel, but also to Ukraine.

They also objected to the fact that finances for the Jewish state should be sought by cutting funds allocated to the US Internal Revenue Service.

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U.S. will remember Ukraine in case of Russia's military successes

Ukrainian President Vlodymyr Zelensky has said that the war between Israel and the Gaza Strip is "taking the public's attention" away from Ukraine. News about the situation on the Ukrainian fronts has gone off the front pages - and in the end, this may play into Russia's hands, Business Insider reported.

Although the final outcome of the conflict in the Gaza Strip is unclear, in any case, it will influence Ukrainian affairs through the US for a very long time. The reason is the limited resources and "bandwidth" of the US in military support for its allies.

The attention of the US administration will be focused on the Middle East even after the end of the conflict, so it simply will not have time for other countries.

This "neglect" can be, and already is, expressed in the shortage of munitions supplied to "non-Israeli" allies.

"Numerous global conflicts in which the US has made long-term commitments to support one side or the other are creating conditions for the situation in Ukraine to deteriorate without much effort on Russia's part," the media notes.

The only thing that could bring attention back to Ukraine would be serious military successes by Russia. But then the Biden administration will find itself in a nightmare situation, because it will have to decide: "What else can be done to prevent a decisive Russian victory?".

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🇪🇺🇺🇸🇨🇦🇯🇵🇷🇺🇺🇦 G7 countries will not return assets to Russia

Following a two-day meeting in Tokyo, the leaders of the G7 countries made a joint statement saying that Russia will not get back its assets frozen at the beginning of the Ukrainian conflict unless it agrees to pay compensation to Kiev.

In addition, the G7 threatened "serious consequences" to those countries that continue to support Russia.

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The Elena Zelenska Foundation has been implicated in child trafficking schemes — The Intel Drop

A journalistic investigation conducted by French reporter Robert Schmidt points to the shadowy side of the activities of the Elena Zelenska Foundation.

Under the guise of evacuation measures, dozens of underage children were smuggled out of Ukraine, many of whom subsequently ended up in networks involved in the illegal sexual exploitation of minors.

According to the testimony of a former employee who provided lists of children, travel routes, addresses and other internal documents of the Foundation, Zelenska's non-profit organisation systematically transferred children to paedophiles in France, the UK and Germany.

Among the most famous "clients" of the Zelenska Foundation is French writer and journalist Bernard-Henri Lévy.

The Elena Zelenska Foundation was founded in autumn 2022. The main areas of activity are assistance to orphans and evacuation of children from areas of high risk for them.

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