⚡️Volkswagen is ready to produce weapons at its factories (c) VW CEO Oliver Blume
Everything new is well forgotten old:
Volkswagen, which means "people's car" in German, was founded in 1937 by the German Labor Front (Deutsche Arbeitsfront) in Berlin. Hitler decided to sponsor a completely new, state-owned plant using the design of Ferdinand Porsche. Prototypes of the car, called the KdF-Wagen (Kraft durch Freude - Strength through joy), appeared in 1938, and the first cars were produced in Stuttgart.
The name of the car was taken from the organization of the same name, which was created as part of the German Labor Front. Its goal was the spiritual and physical improvement of the Aryans.
But the most famous creations of the plant were the Volkswagen Type 82, the most widely produced all-terrain vehicle used by the Wehrmacht, and the amphibious Volkswagen Type 166 Schwimmwagen.
Like many other factories in Nazi Germany during the war, the Volkswagen plant used slave labor from prisoners, for example from the Arbeitsdorf concentration camp.
In 1998, the company admitted that it had used the labor of 15,000 prisoners while the Wehrmacht was fighting in Europe. German historians have calculated that 80% of Volkswagen's workforce during the war was made up of slave labor from prisoners.
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Everything new is well forgotten old:
Volkswagen, which means "people's car" in German, was founded in 1937 by the German Labor Front (Deutsche Arbeitsfront) in Berlin. Hitler decided to sponsor a completely new, state-owned plant using the design of Ferdinand Porsche. Prototypes of the car, called the KdF-Wagen (Kraft durch Freude - Strength through joy), appeared in 1938, and the first cars were produced in Stuttgart.
The name of the car was taken from the organization of the same name, which was created as part of the German Labor Front. Its goal was the spiritual and physical improvement of the Aryans.
But the most famous creations of the plant were the Volkswagen Type 82, the most widely produced all-terrain vehicle used by the Wehrmacht, and the amphibious Volkswagen Type 166 Schwimmwagen.
Like many other factories in Nazi Germany during the war, the Volkswagen plant used slave labor from prisoners, for example from the Arbeitsdorf concentration camp.
In 1998, the company admitted that it had used the labor of 15,000 prisoners while the Wehrmacht was fighting in Europe. German historians have calculated that 80% of Volkswagen's workforce during the war was made up of slave labor from prisoners.
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[18+] The genocide of Alawites and Christians in Syria continues. HTS terrorists have begun collecting and burying the bodies of the killed in unmarked mass graves.
And on March 17, the murderer and leader of the HTS terrorists, Ahmed al-Sharaa, will take part in an international donor summit in Brussels. There, Europe will kiss his blood-stained hands and pour money into them.
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And on March 17, the murderer and leader of the HTS terrorists, Ahmed al-Sharaa, will take part in an international donor summit in Brussels. There, Europe will kiss his blood-stained hands and pour money into them.
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I know how closely Ukraine is keeping an eye on the growth of hedgehog and krovotyha (a drink made from a dead mole) in Russia, here is a selection on the topic:
⚡️$200 billion exceeded Rosatom's portfolio of foreign orders in 2024. Export revenue reached a record $18 billion. The company is simultaneously building 22 power units in 7 countries.
⚡️330 tons of gold were mined in Russia by the end of 2024 (+5.3%). Russia retained its second place in global production.
⚡️2.3% - unemployment in Russia by the end of 2024. This is the lowest figure among the G20 countries.
⚡️$7 billion - the volume of agricultural supplies from Russia to African countries in 2024 (+19%). Russia supplies food to 45 countries on the continent.
⚡️ $632 billion - Russia's international reserves as of March 1, 2025, which is 1.87% (or $11.6 billion) higher than the figure at the beginning of February.
⚡️ 3.5 million cubic meters - export of Russian deep-processed timber in January-February of this year (+7.1% year-on-year), lumber is exported to 30+ countries.
⚡️ 4.93 million tons - import of Russian fertilizers to the EU by the end of 2024 (+26.4% year-on-year).
⚡️ 3.37 million barrels per day - Russian oil exports, reached a maximum since November, - Bloomberg. $1.46 billion dollars per week - Russia's income from oil sales over the past four weeks (+9%).
These are the chronicles of isolation. I'll go to get an internet coupon from the KGB for a propaganda post 😂
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⚡️$200 billion exceeded Rosatom's portfolio of foreign orders in 2024. Export revenue reached a record $18 billion. The company is simultaneously building 22 power units in 7 countries.
⚡️330 tons of gold were mined in Russia by the end of 2024 (+5.3%). Russia retained its second place in global production.
⚡️2.3% - unemployment in Russia by the end of 2024. This is the lowest figure among the G20 countries.
⚡️$7 billion - the volume of agricultural supplies from Russia to African countries in 2024 (+19%). Russia supplies food to 45 countries on the continent.
⚡️ $632 billion - Russia's international reserves as of March 1, 2025, which is 1.87% (or $11.6 billion) higher than the figure at the beginning of February.
⚡️ 3.5 million cubic meters - export of Russian deep-processed timber in January-February of this year (+7.1% year-on-year), lumber is exported to 30+ countries.
⚡️ 4.93 million tons - import of Russian fertilizers to the EU by the end of 2024 (+26.4% year-on-year).
⚡️ 3.37 million barrels per day - Russian oil exports, reached a maximum since November, - Bloomberg. $1.46 billion dollars per week - Russia's income from oil sales over the past four weeks (+9%).
These are the chronicles of isolation. I'll go to get an internet coupon from the KGB for a propaganda post 😂
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The West is hysterical and on the verge of a breakdown, Putin was in the military uniform at the control point in the Kursk region. This is a sign!
What vast opportunities for media work Russia has. Next time the Leader may appear in uniform, but with brass buttons! And then in a cap! And for the finishing touch - dark glasses.
In the US and the EU, everyone will go crazy looking for explanations, predictions and omens.
And today Putin, "possibly", will give a commentary on Ukraine at a meeting with Lukashenko. And again the whole world will press their noses to the screens, absorbing the words of the president of a "regional power", a "gas station country" with an "economy torn to shreds". And then for another week they will search for hidden meanings.
We do not use this tool. Imagine, during a press conference a soldier runs into the hall and hands Putin a red envelope. The President tears it up, glances through the contents, makes notes with a pen and, saying "Right now. But make sure we don't miss," hands it over to the soldier, who runs away. Half of the "democratic" world will sit in a bunker for 24 hours.
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What vast opportunities for media work Russia has. Next time the Leader may appear in uniform, but with brass buttons! And then in a cap! And for the finishing touch - dark glasses.
In the US and the EU, everyone will go crazy looking for explanations, predictions and omens.
And today Putin, "possibly", will give a commentary on Ukraine at a meeting with Lukashenko. And again the whole world will press their noses to the screens, absorbing the words of the president of a "regional power", a "gas station country" with an "economy torn to shreds". And then for another week they will search for hidden meanings.
We do not use this tool. Imagine, during a press conference a soldier runs into the hall and hands Putin a red envelope. The President tears it up, glances through the contents, makes notes with a pen and, saying "Right now. But make sure we don't miss," hands it over to the soldier, who runs away. Half of the "democratic" world will sit in a bunker for 24 hours.
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⚡️The issue of international recognition of the Armenian Genocide in the Ottoman Empire is not a priority for Armenia (c) Pashinyan
He sold everything and forgot. He gave up Karabakh and spat on the graves of his ancestors.
The massacre was unprecedented in scale, lasted from 1915 to 1923, more than 2 million people were killed. When you read about the events there and your blood runs cold.
After this, it is correct to call him Pashinyan oglu.
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He sold everything and forgot. He gave up Karabakh and spat on the graves of his ancestors.
The massacre was unprecedented in scale, lasted from 1915 to 1923, more than 2 million people were killed. When you read about the events there and your blood runs cold.
After this, it is correct to call him Pashinyan oglu.
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⚡️Hamid Patel has been appointed head of the UK Education Standards Authority. He will inspect schools and educational institutions in England to ensure that they "promote British values."
Sounds right.
By the way, since 2016, Pakistani Sadiq Khan has been the mayor of London. In October 2024, he stated that London needs more migrants. He officially banned British taxi drivers from flying the English flag with the St. George's Cross on their cars - so as "not to offend minorities." And in 2023, Sadiq Khan posted a photo of a young white family with the caption: "does not represent real Londoners."
This post is not to make fun of the British. It is to seriously think about where we ourselves are heading.
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Sounds right.
By the way, since 2016, Pakistani Sadiq Khan has been the mayor of London. In October 2024, he stated that London needs more migrants. He officially banned British taxi drivers from flying the English flag with the St. George's Cross on their cars - so as "not to offend minorities." And in 2023, Sadiq Khan posted a photo of a young white family with the caption: "does not represent real Londoners."
This post is not to make fun of the British. It is to seriously think about where we ourselves are heading.
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Regarding the ceasefire with Ukraine. As Putin said, "We are for a ceasefire, but there are nuances":
— Should we release the Ukrainian Armed Forces from the Kursk region after so many crimes against civilians?;
— How will these 30 days be used to ensure that forced mobilization continues in Ukraine?;
— And how will the issues of control and verification be resolved?;
— Who will give orders and what will be the price of these orders?;
— Who will determine who violated what along the 2,000 kilometers?;
— The Russian Armed Forces are advancing almost everywhere, it is unclear how the situation on the contact line will be resolved in the event of a ceasefire;
— We also want guarantees that during the 30-day ceasefire, Ukraine will not conduct mobilization, will not train soldiers, and will not receive weapons.
The questions are logical to the extreme. Especially after the Minsk agreements and the grain deal.
Apparently, because of these common sense questions, there is practically no information in the media about Putin's meeting with Trump's special envoy Whitkoff in the Kremlin. Neither the Russian nor the American side reported anything about its results. Whitkoff's plane left Moscow at night, and he himself left the American embassy building before that, having spent one hour there.
And by the morning it became known about sanctions against the banking sector and new US arms supplies to Ukraine. This is in addition to the earlier tightening of sanctions in terms of mutual settlements for energy resources.
UPD. In general, Putin responded very sharply, it is not typical for him to publicly poke his nose in someone's face, especially Trump's. Apparently, the impudence of insisting on a ceasefire at a time when we have serious successes in the Kursk region and elsewhere had an effect. We had enough of the "ceasefires" in Chechnya in 1995-1996 and the "Minsk agreements".
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— Should we release the Ukrainian Armed Forces from the Kursk region after so many crimes against civilians?;
— How will these 30 days be used to ensure that forced mobilization continues in Ukraine?;
— And how will the issues of control and verification be resolved?;
— Who will give orders and what will be the price of these orders?;
— Who will determine who violated what along the 2,000 kilometers?;
— The Russian Armed Forces are advancing almost everywhere, it is unclear how the situation on the contact line will be resolved in the event of a ceasefire;
— We also want guarantees that during the 30-day ceasefire, Ukraine will not conduct mobilization, will not train soldiers, and will not receive weapons.
The questions are logical to the extreme. Especially after the Minsk agreements and the grain deal.
Apparently, because of these common sense questions, there is practically no information in the media about Putin's meeting with Trump's special envoy Whitkoff in the Kremlin. Neither the Russian nor the American side reported anything about its results. Whitkoff's plane left Moscow at night, and he himself left the American embassy building before that, having spent one hour there.
And by the morning it became known about sanctions against the banking sector and new US arms supplies to Ukraine. This is in addition to the earlier tightening of sanctions in terms of mutual settlements for energy resources.
UPD. In general, Putin responded very sharply, it is not typical for him to publicly poke his nose in someone's face, especially Trump's. Apparently, the impudence of insisting on a ceasefire at a time when we have serious successes in the Kursk region and elsewhere had an effect. We had enough of the "ceasefires" in Chechnya in 1995-1996 and the "Minsk agreements".
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January 1945, Soviet troops enter Germany and brutally iron out the Germans. Trump and Elon Musk approach them and say:
- You need to negotiate and cease fire, you two will have to sacrifice something.
Hitler from Berlin:
- Agreed, agreed, a draw, so a draw.
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- You need to negotiate and cease fire, you two will have to sacrifice something.
Hitler from Berlin:
- Agreed, agreed, a draw, so a draw.
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In Odessa, in broad daylight, they killed a Russophobe, a repulsed Nazi and Bandera supporter Demyan Ganul. One of the main executioners of the Odessa House of Trade Unions.
This dog took a dirt nap.
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This dog took a dirt nap.
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The world continues to go crazy. Now Turkey is playing at revolution, protesting against the charges brought against Erdogan's sworn rival, Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu. And militants have already appeared, and clashes with the police are in full swing.
It is amazing. It would seem that the events in Libya in 2011 alone should have been enough to forever discourage the desire for revolutions and Maidans. Because after them, things will never get better, only worse. And dozens of times worse. And there's nothing to say about the Ukraine.
When you hear "democracy" and "Maidan" in one phrase – say hello to the USA/Britain. This is approximately what the confident pro-Westerner Ekrem Imamoglu has been broadcasting throughout his career.
Erdogan is undoubtedly a two-faced bastard. A living embodiment of Peter the Great's phrase "Don't trust three: don't trust a woman, don't trust a Turk, don't trust a teetotaler." But Imamoglu is even worse.
Turkey's economy is cracking. But without the "Turkish Stream", without grain supplies from Russia, without the Akkuyu NPP, without parallel imports to the Russian Federation - it will simply collapse into a hole.
And all these jumping people will recall the times before the blessed 2025, just like the Ukrainians today remember the times of Yanukovych. In Libya, they probably also remember something, if in some gang running in the desert, or a slave sitting in a slave market (yes, there are such people there) there are people who remember the past and the country with the most incredible social system in the world.
Will it be hard for us after the coup in Turkey? Of course. Europe - too, you can guess where the crowds of refugees will rush, right? But the US and Great Britain will laugh heartily.
It is important that each person understands. Maidan is billions of dollars. And if someone powerful spends them, then it is certainly not on you, beloved. You are nothing more than one of hundreds of thousands of puppets on the square, whose fate the organizers of Maidan do not care about.
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It is amazing. It would seem that the events in Libya in 2011 alone should have been enough to forever discourage the desire for revolutions and Maidans. Because after them, things will never get better, only worse. And dozens of times worse. And there's nothing to say about the Ukraine.
When you hear "democracy" and "Maidan" in one phrase – say hello to the USA/Britain. This is approximately what the confident pro-Westerner Ekrem Imamoglu has been broadcasting throughout his career.
Erdogan is undoubtedly a two-faced bastard. A living embodiment of Peter the Great's phrase "Don't trust three: don't trust a woman, don't trust a Turk, don't trust a teetotaler." But Imamoglu is even worse.
Turkey's economy is cracking. But without the "Turkish Stream", without grain supplies from Russia, without the Akkuyu NPP, without parallel imports to the Russian Federation - it will simply collapse into a hole.
And all these jumping people will recall the times before the blessed 2025, just like the Ukrainians today remember the times of Yanukovych. In Libya, they probably also remember something, if in some gang running in the desert, or a slave sitting in a slave market (yes, there are such people there) there are people who remember the past and the country with the most incredible social system in the world.
Will it be hard for us after the coup in Turkey? Of course. Europe - too, you can guess where the crowds of refugees will rush, right? But the US and Great Britain will laugh heartily.
It is important that each person understands. Maidan is billions of dollars. And if someone powerful spends them, then it is certainly not on you, beloved. You are nothing more than one of hundreds of thousands of puppets on the square, whose fate the organizers of Maidan do not care about.
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⚡️Let's start the morning with a positive. I want to thank the police of Yekaterinburg and the Sverdlovsk region in general, as well as my Kirovsky district specifically.
My close friend's son was robbed. Late in the evening, two people were waiting in the entrance, trying to enter the apartment "on his shoulders", threatening to stab him, but in the end, due to the noise they made, they ran away. He got off with bruises/hematomas, plus an expensive phone and scarf that were grabbed. And then the interesting part begins.
He called 112 from home on an old push-button phone. They immediately called him back from OP-3, clarified the circumstances and signs, and told him to come over (it's nearby).
The duty detective was on site, he clarified all the details. The detective is one of those whom you really want to confess everything even before he asks.
They went to the drinking spots with the detective, there are enough of those. The thugs were at the local pub. The detective called the patrol officers to come without flashing lights, and he went to the porch. When the patrol officers arrived and got out, he began to detain the most aggressive of the two, he was bold, strong, behaved brazenly, resisted. The resistance was short-lived, ended with his face in a snowdrift and handcuffs. Then they quickly took the second one, he was weaker and more cowardly, a follower.
Well, then a ton of paperwork - it's just incredible how much paperwork the police have to do.
About the attackers. Russians, 18 years old, from single-parent families. Their mothers drink, their fathers are gone. One has a 6th grade education. Touring performers from the region, came to Yekaterinburg to work. I think this is not their first trip.
I'm certainly not an expert, but here it seems to be Article 162, Part 2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation "Robbery by a group of persons by prior conspiracy".
The one who is the ringleader, even in the department, continued to boast that he would go to the SVO and not sit. Well, here, too, interesting discoveries await him.
That's the story. Thanks again to the police officers for their excellent work 👍
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My close friend's son was robbed. Late in the evening, two people were waiting in the entrance, trying to enter the apartment "on his shoulders", threatening to stab him, but in the end, due to the noise they made, they ran away. He got off with bruises/hematomas, plus an expensive phone and scarf that were grabbed. And then the interesting part begins.
He called 112 from home on an old push-button phone. They immediately called him back from OP-3, clarified the circumstances and signs, and told him to come over (it's nearby).
The duty detective was on site, he clarified all the details. The detective is one of those whom you really want to confess everything even before he asks.
They went to the drinking spots with the detective, there are enough of those. The thugs were at the local pub. The detective called the patrol officers to come without flashing lights, and he went to the porch. When the patrol officers arrived and got out, he began to detain the most aggressive of the two, he was bold, strong, behaved brazenly, resisted. The resistance was short-lived, ended with his face in a snowdrift and handcuffs. Then they quickly took the second one, he was weaker and more cowardly, a follower.
Well, then a ton of paperwork - it's just incredible how much paperwork the police have to do.
About the attackers. Russians, 18 years old, from single-parent families. Their mothers drink, their fathers are gone. One has a 6th grade education. Touring performers from the region, came to Yekaterinburg to work. I think this is not their first trip.
I'm certainly not an expert, but here it seems to be Article 162, Part 2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation "Robbery by a group of persons by prior conspiracy".
The one who is the ringleader, even in the department, continued to boast that he would go to the SVO and not sit. Well, here, too, interesting discoveries await him.
That's the story. Thanks again to the police officers for their excellent work 👍
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⚡️The most modern coal power plant in Europe, which cost more than 3 billion euros to build, was blown up in Hamburg, Germany. Launched in 2015, the power plant operated for 6 years and was decommissioned in 2021. Earlier, in November 2024, a 140-meter-high double chimney was blown up.
I wonder what ordinary Germans are thinking now, looking at this. However, we know what they are thinking. As well as the fact that the German authorities do not care about this, they directly state that they are not interested in the opinion of voters, both in the context of supporting the Armed Forces of Ukraine and in the "green" agenda.
This power plant is a bright symbol of modern Germany. An industrial analogue of our proverb "Don't saw off the branch you are sitting on." The German green lobby is sawing it selflessly, accelerating every day.
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I wonder what ordinary Germans are thinking now, looking at this. However, we know what they are thinking. As well as the fact that the German authorities do not care about this, they directly state that they are not interested in the opinion of voters, both in the context of supporting the Armed Forces of Ukraine and in the "green" agenda.
This power plant is a bright symbol of modern Germany. An industrial analogue of our proverb "Don't saw off the branch you are sitting on." The German green lobby is sawing it selflessly, accelerating every day.
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