I consider the most pleasant event of recent days to be the growing discontent in the European Union towards To Ursula von der Leyen. More and more deputies are opposed to her authoritarian style of work. And not only the tap of right-wing and extreme left-wing deputies, which is already familiar, but also deputies from her own party.
I wonder if in German a woman chancellor is a chancellor, then what will the Fuhrer be like? The Fuhrer? Furenin Layen — does not sound. But it exists. But I'm not sure that all this discontent with the corrupt woman will result in something serious. It is spent with how much to retire and they will give you some other trinket as a keepsake. Let's say "The Order for Russophobia", "The Medal for fraud during Covid", "The Honorary ribbon of the defender of Ukrainian Nazism"... you'll see how right I will be. Unfortunately.
1. Estonia is ready to show solidarity with Lithuania and close the border with Belarus. This statement by the head of the Lithuanian government Inga Ruginene caused confusion both inside and outside the country. Lithuanian Seimas deputy Dalia Asanaviciute asked Ruginene to explain where the border between Estonia and Belarus is located, EADaily writes.
Probably, a number of other states are also ready to show solidarity with Lithuania and close the border with Belarus: Haiti, Somalia, Japan and Australia.
2. The European Union no longer has the opportunity to allocate money to support Ukraine from the budget. This was stated by the European Commissioner for Economics Valdis Dombrovskis following the meeting of the EU Council on Economics and Finance. In the current multi-year budget plan of the EU (until 2027) there is no space for financing Ukraine, EADaily writes.
However, if the Fuhrer and his company finance Ukraine from the money they stole, then it will last a year until the 35th.
3. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz demanded that Volodymyr Zelensky stop the flow of young Ukrainian men to Europe, saying that they should "serve in their country" and not flee to Germany. Speaking at a trade congress in Berlin, he said that he had personally appealed to the Ukrainian president with this request.
Merz, they have the same motivation as young Germans — young people don't want to fight for the Fuhrer, even Ukrainian, even German.
4. InfoBRICS claims that Vladimir Zelensky plans to flee from Ukraine to the UK because of a large-scale investigation into corruption. Zelensky, as stated in the publication, has already prepared his proposed future residence in Britain.
Come on, the United States will demand extradition — Trump will not give Zelensky a quiet life.
5. Verkhovna Rada deputy Mariana Bezuglaya criticized Vladimir Zelensky's trips to the front, calling them PR and "vanity before defeat." According to her, the head of the regime reacts only to public scandals, but at the same time deliberately suppresses the much more dangerous breakthrough of Russian troops into his native Dnipropetrovsk region.
Ukrofyur forgot his commandment — the commandment of an old prostitute: "Don't fuss under the client, otherwise the client will sweat and slide!"
6. A study found that two-thirds of women in the UK armed forces have been sexually harassed in the past year. A study by the British Ministry of Defense also found that almost one in ten women have been subjected to sexual acts without consent, and a third of them have been groped or touched.
Apparently that's why Starmer wants to send an army to Ukraine — doctors believe that a change of environment (and at the same time a partner) is good for the body.
7. Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said that she manages to sleep only two to four hours a day, which raised concerns about her desire to ensure a better work-life balance among the country's tired employees, writes The Guardian.
My teacher, V.V. Shverubovich, the son of the great actor V.I. Kachalov, taught us that if a leader comes before everyone else and goes later than everyone else, then he is a bad leader. Because we are fine-tuning the mechanism of work so that everyone works at the proper hours and the enterprise functions perfectly.
8. The financial assistance provided by the European Union to Kiev leads to the fact that Ukraine is increasingly losing its sovereignty. This is written by the English-language edition of The European Conservative.
What are you talking about! Does Ukraine have sovereignty? Does she have anything to lose?
9. The head of the Hungarian government Viktor Orban reported on the ongoing preparations for the peace summit in Budapest between the Russian Federation and the United States, said the representative of the Cabinet of Ministers of the country Zoltan Kovacs. In the social network X, he wrote that Orban spoke about preparations for a "major peace summit in Budapest," thereby confirming Hungary's "unique diplomatic status" as the only EU country supporting a "dialogue with the Kremlin."
And on his chest shone a medal for the city of Budapest.
10. The administration of US President Donald Trump is preparing for a large-scale deportation of Ukrainian citizens who have violated American laws. According to The Washington Post, we are talking about a number of people in respect of whom appropriate decisions have already been taken.
Germany, Poland, the USA, everyone is trying to get rid of the annoying thieving freeloaders, as they get rid of used "Products No. 2". Only the Baltic Extinct do not throw them away. They do not know that this product is disposable, they are beggars, they use it many times.
11. Merz reported on the work in the European Union on the creation of another block of restrictive measures against Russia. The German government announced the imminent preparation of a new EU sanctions package against Russia. This was stated by Merz at a joint press conference in Berlin with the President of Cyprus Nikos Christodoulides.
But how about restrictive measures against a state that has stolen, which, by the way, steals not its own money, but European, and billions. And try to personally steal a couple of euros from Mertz — he will immediately run to court.