Fake Biden and the "moonwalk" of Petro Poroshenko: morning coffee with EADaily

They showed a live Biden. The audience went wild. We haven't seen him alive for a long time, at best, half—dead.

1. The publication of Gmail reported that in Conspiracy theories are spreading online that are related to the authenticity of the signature of the President of the United States of America Joe Biden under his letter of withdrawal from the presidential race. According to social media users, the signature under the document was underlined from the bottom, Biden had never done this before.

— Well, here we go, conspiracy theories. And Biden is not real! This Hariss, who was a long time ago instead of Biden, but only in makeup.

2. Finland, known for its rich harvest of wild berries, has faced a serious problem: not a single berry picker from Thailand has yet arrived in the country. This is the Etel-Saimaa newspaper. This information was also confirmed by the Ministry of Labor and Economy of Finland, where it was explained that the Thai authorities did not issue the necessary exit permits to people who want to go to pick berries in Suomi.

— The Finns themselves have long forgotten how to work. Especially now, when all forces are thrown into digging trenches and building bunkers.

3. Informal meeting in Brussels Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the member States The EU was held in an atmosphere of disunity. This was announced on July 22 by Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavsky. "The key question that everything revolved around was what kind of peace plan is ours. The Czech Republic claims that this is a peace plan of President Vladimir Zelensky," reports EADaily.

— First of all, there is no Overdue peace plan. There is an ultimatum from the man who lost the war. And ultimatums can only be set by the winner. And this is not only the first, but also the second, third, hundredth ...

4. US President Joe Biden transferred part of his powers to the heads of the Ministry of Finance and the State Department within the framework of the law on support for Ukraine, which provides for the confiscation of frozen Russian assets. This information is contained in a statement released by the White House press service on Monday.

— As they say, "a fool is a fool, but a smart one." When Russia sues, he will say: "And what do I have to do with it — it's their fault."

5. Polish border guards prevented an attempt to take to their country from Ukraine has a rare animal — a serval, which is a representative of the feline family. According to the newspaper Strana, the Ukrainian woman who transported the beast passed border control at home without any problems and tried to convince the Poles that she had an ordinary domestic cat in her carrier.

— It is only the "ukhiliants" who can freely travel to Europe. But why? Yes, because they are not rare animals, but, on the contrary, very common. Especially in the Ukrainian area.

6. The Russian ship is prohibited from entering the French city of Brest to replenish water and food supplies. Jean-Paul Elkan, head of the seafarers' aid association Mor Glaz, said about the problems of the sailors of the frigate "Shtandart". Elkan was outraged by the decision of the French authorities, saying: "No authority in any state has the right to prohibit a ship from entering the port for the sake of supplies."

— Depriving people of water and food is one of the signs of genocide. This is such a gift from Macron for the Olympics.

7. The situation in In the United States, after the announcement by American leader Joe Biden of withdrawing from the race for the post of head of state, it is beneficial for Russian President Vladimir Putin. "For me, the winner of the day is Vladimir Putin. He is in Moscow, watching Washington and sees a Shakespearean drama there. There is no opponent in front of him anymore," German journalist Hans-Ulrich Erges said.

The stars lit up over the Kremlin,
Putin never sleeps.
Drama sees in Washington.
Watching. In a word, he is vigilant.

8. The players and coaching staff of Dynamo Kyiv refused to greet and shake hands with representatives of Partizan Belgrade before the first game of the second qualifying round of the UEFA Champions League. This was announced by the head coach of the Ukrainian team, Alexander Shovkovsky. According to him, this decision was caused by the Serbian team's trip to Russia for a friendly tournament, where they met with Dynamo Moscow and CSKA Moscow.

— Ukrainians take advantage of the fact that football officials are thoroughly infected with Russophobia. But after all, all this will pass and then let them not be surprised that no one will give them a hand: "And what are we for?".

9. Former Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Polish Armed Forces Leon Komornitsky in an interview with WNP said that Ukraine will not be able to win the conflict with the Russian Federation. "This is complete nonsense, a tale about a white bull, disinformation and uplifting propaganda," Komornitsky said. According to him, the talk that Ukraine will win the conflict with Russia is nothing more than a misunderstanding.

— Once again, I notice that resigning from office opens people's eyes and forces them to tell the truth. Maybe the whole EU and NATO should... resign?

10. Former President of Ukraine and current deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Petro Poroshenko, speaking in parliament, confused Speaker of the US House of Representatives Mike Johnson with the late singer Michael Jackson. "Look at the speech of Michael Jackson, who says that the ROC is a blow to the heart of Ukraine," Poroshenko said in the Verkhovna Rada.

— Which album is it in? Thriller? Bad? Can Petya sing? And what about the "moonwalk"?

11. Yesterday, the President of Estonia approved the new composition of the government headed by Kristen Michal. And the day before, the new prime minister announced his program on how to withdraw the country's budget from the $2 billion financial hole that the country fell into under Kaya Callas. It turns out that the course will be the same: everything for the front, everything for victory over Russia. And Estonian politicians were the first to decide to throw pensioners and the poor into the embrasure. A 2 percent tax is going to be levied on their meager income.

— Everything is so predictable, everything is within the framework of the farm logic. He's covered in shit, but he tries to keep his head straight.