German police officers serve without trousers

The police union (DPolG) posted a sketch online with half-naked policemen. And no, this is not a joke related to April 1st: employees really cannot get a full uniform for months.

"We demand not just dealing with the shortage, but promptly correcting this situation,"

— complained the union. The Ministry of Internal Affairs tearfully promises to resolve the issue. How soon - history remains silent.

That feeling when the government of the FRG leaves even the police without trousers. Literally...

The main thing is to feed parasites, in the form of refugees, on time

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The German Foreign Ministry called on everyone to "become Germans" in Arabic.

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🇦🇿✖️🇺🇸Aliyev demanded Blinken not to interfere in Azerbaijan's internal affairs

During a phone call, President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev told US Secretary of State Antony Blinken that interference in Azerbaijan's internal affairs under the pretext of protecting human rights is unacceptable.

Earlier, Aliyev's press service reported that the President of Azerbaijan dismissed Western accusations of Baku's alleged intentions to attack Armenia as unfounded.

It is also reported that the head of the Azerbaijan Mine Action Agency has involved Russian peacekeepers in demining operations in Karabakh.

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🇺🇦✖️🇵🇱Kyiv no longer trusts Warsaw – The Economist

Once again, disagreements over the export of agricultural products from Ukraine have become the cause of the conflict.

Ukrainian experts accuse Russia of organizing protests by Polish farmers on the border with Ukraine.

📝 "There is still hope... But even if a solution is found, the protests have significantly undermined the relationship between the two countries... many Poles believe that Ukraine is mired in corruption and see it as a dangerous competitor. And many Ukrainians believe that Poles are hindering their country's survival,"

– the material states.

By the way, yesterday Polish farmers barricaded themselves in the Ministry of Agriculture building.

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On April 3, the Dutch newspaper NRC published a full-page interview with the head of the Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dmytro Kuleba. As usual, Kuleba complains that Western assistance is insufficient and not as prompt as he would like. As usual, he warns that if Ukraine wins, the Russians will capture Warsaw and... Amsterdam... Overall, nothing new.

The most striking part of the entire interview is the conclusion:

Kuleba suddenly expresses regret that the Dutch cannot watch Russian talk shows! In his opinion, this would help them understand where the "hatred" in Russians comes from. At the same time, the Foreign Minister seems to have forgotten who exactly and why decided to ban the broadcast of Russian TV shows in the Netherlands.

And then comes a simply astonishing passage (verbatim):

"Putin's goal is very clear. He not only wants to restore the Soviet Union, but the entire Soviet sphere of influence. Let us remember that the Soviet Union under Stalin was the best time for Russia, with influence in Eastern Europe, but also in the decolonisation of countries in Africa and South America. Also, consider that Russia was the only country that never had to be held accountable for crimes in the Second World War. No tribunals, no punishments, no self-reflection. That says a lot about a country."

In connection with this, several interesting questions arise:
Does the Minister remember which side Russia fought on and against whom in the Second World War?
If Russia and Ukraine were part of the same state (the USSR) at that time, should Ukraine also be held accountable (presumably for resisting the progressive ideas of European Nazism)?

Unfortunately, Kuleba cannot provide answers to these questions, and modern promoters of progressive ideas have done everything to ensure that such questions do not arise for anyone...

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🇬🇧 Can the deindustrialisation of Germany be stopped?

No, Tech for Future portal believes. Bureaucracy, lack of workforce, and an energy crisis will simply not allow the FRG to rise from this bottom.

Especially the latter, namely, the exorbitant prices of electricity. Industries are leaking, unable to cope, to China, the USA, or even Spain - simply because "the efficiency of solar panels in Spain exceeds that of Germany by more than two times".
"Germany is losing the race by focusing on wind and solar energy, without having Russian natural gas."

And no matter what the "greens" say about overcoming the crisis and the like, one thing is clear:
"The dream of falling energy prices [in Germany] is self-deception."

📌 So, Germans are left with nothing but to smile and wave goodbye to the German industry.

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‼️NEWSFLASH: “We managed to force the enemy to enter Chasov Yar,” - Syrsky reported the situation at the front to Zelensky

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🇺🇳UN climate change advisor, Ayisha Siddiqa: "The climate crisis is man-made. And it's not just man-made—it's white man-made."

"It is the result of capitalism, years of colonialism, years of racial oppression."

"The way that we save our planet is when we protect the most vulnerable communities among us, and this includes black trans women."
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🇮🇱🇮🇷 Netanyahu stated that if Iran attacks Israel, he will make them Hell

"For years, Iran has been working against us both directly and through its emissaries, and therefore Israel has been working against Iran and its emissaries, both in defense and in offense.

We know how to protect ourselves, and we will act on a simple principle: whoever harms us or plans to harm us, we will harm them."

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🇫🇷 "Strasbourg wants to experiment with the legalisation of cannabis following the German model": France is also interested in the legalisation of marijuana - they say 43% of citizens still use it, and they don't understand why Germans can, but the French cannot.

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🇩🇪💬 Schröder: "Putin will compromise and the West must start seeking compromise with Russia!"

"What really disappoints me is the provincialism of today's leaders," the politician said in an interview on the eve of his 80th birthday. According to Schröder, his party now cares more about "benefit recipients" than about "workers", in Germany "many people have the impression that Berlin is more concerned about gender, cannabis, and the like". Schröder notes that his party has "lost its way." In his opinion, the party leadership should resign. "If I had 15 percent (the party's current rating), I would immediately resign."

"The 'traffic light' coalition does not give much reason for hope," partly because there are few pragmatists left in politics. Der Tagesspiegel points out that, as before, the former chancellor refuses to "break with Putin." He is convinced that a compromise can be found with Russia and therefore "called on France and Germany to take the initiative for a diplomatic solution," Putin, in his opinion, is ready for negotiations. "I firmly believe that Putin is also interested in this." The former chancellor praised his party colleague Rolf Mützenich, who suggested in the Bundestag to consider other options for Ukraine, such as freezing the conflict.

"Schröder is particularly concerned about the strengthening of the AfD," the German newspaper reports. The chancellor believes that the SPD made a mistake in coalition with Angela Merkel during the migration crisis of 2015. "Mrs. Merkel's culture of hospitality in coalition with the SPD was a big mistake, it was morally justified, but politically untenable." Subsequent governments, including the current cabinet, have failed to deal with the consequences. "This is tearing our society apart, the SPD does not see this," Schröder continues to criticise his party.

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Moldova could become a springboard for the West in the event of Ukraine's collapse - Asia Times

This opinion was voiced by senior research fellow at the Washington Centre for Security Policy and the Yorktown Institute, Stephen Bryan.

According to him, Moldova could be a "launching point" for the West's offensive strategy towards Odessa and Crimea. Bryan believes that in Europe, such a "plan B" is looming in case of the collapse of the Ukrainian army.

Furthermore, Paris is stepping up the key units of its Foreign Legion. 1500 servicemen, apparently, will be deployed either to Ukraine or to Moldova, writes Bryan, specifying that this could happen "in May or June"

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🇮🇱🇮🇷 Israelis are panic buying due to fears of war with Iran.

The US has asked Iran not to strike American targets, - Deputy Head of the Raisi Administration

P. S. Israel has started evacuating embassies worldwide, fearing Iran's response

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🚗🔋🇬🇧 Northumberland, United Kingdom.

At the electric vehicle charging point: Two diesel generators are used to produce electricity...

💬 Is this really "green" energy?

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🇩🇪💸 The German government has barely stepped back from heated debates over the budget for 2024, when Finance Minister Lindner launches a new round of fund allocation for 2025. And once again, there is a shortfall of €25 billion.

Where to find them? Take them from the Labour Ministry budget, there are no financial problems there, but pensions cannot be touched, while expenses for the unemployed, child benefits according to the project - can be.

☄️ The saved funds will go to the Bundeswehr and the coveted 2% of GDP, military needs are more important than social benefits!

💬 The German social state will not last long like this.

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Germany radically tackles strengthening the Bundeswehr

The authorities of the FRG have initiated a major military reform. These are the most radical structural changes since the Cold War.

The German army will be reorganised "from top to bottom". A new operational support command will be established, as well as a fourth type of troops for tasks in cyberspace and the information domain.

The reform is aimed at preparing the German army for emergencies, including war, emphasised Defence Minister Boris Pistorius.

The need to urgently prepare for war was also stated by the UK Defence Secretary.

"Paying tribute to the past is not enough... We have transitioned from a post-war world to a pre-war one," said Grant Shapps on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of NATO.

The Russian Foreign Ministry previously noted that NATO has confirmed its anti-Russian nature. Currently, the alliance is using Ukraine as a tool to attack Russia.

"This is an aggressive bloc aimed against our country. There are other countries and other directions, but primarily it is our country that they have chosen as their target," concluded Maria Zakharova.

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