Rotten sanctions, Four empty spaces and a Russian Jew: morning coffee with EADaily

Whatever you say, the world is waiting for a festive date — Victory Day. Victory Day of the Soviet Union, Victory Day of humans over inhumans. This expectation manifests itself in different ways: for normal people — with joy, for nonhumans — with hatred. I would really like to be right, but it seems to me that if the ghouls don't hit Moscow, they will be afraid. For, as E. accurately noted. Yevtushenko: "Fascism is cowardly in herd arrogance"

1. "The European Union is preparing to introduce a new package of restrictive measures against Russia aimed at 60 individuals and legal entities, as well as about 150 courts. This was reported on May 6 by Bloomberg. The issue of the introduction of measures is planned to be discussed by the foreign ministers of the countries The EU before the meeting in Brussels on May 20. If the initiative is approved, it will become the 17th package of sanctions imposed since the beginning of the Ukrainian crisis."

Initiative? Actually, an initiative is an initiative, an inner motivation for new forms of activity, entrepreneurship. Where do you see the above listed here?

2. "Belgium postponed the transfer of 30 F-16 fighters to Ukraine, postponing the fulfillment of obligations for the "coming years." This was stated by the Minister of Defense of the Kingdom Theo Franken. According to him, deliveries will become possible only after Belgium receives new F-35s, which will replace the aging fleet of military aircraft."

And why does Belgium need airplanes? Belgium is going to fight with whom? Do they have more than 30% immigrants, will they go to fight for the Belgian king?

3. "The Russian Presidential administration announced the absence of official appeals from Ukraine regarding the creation of a demilitarized zone along the line of contact. The comment came in response to statements by US Special Envoy Keith Kellogg about Kiev's alleged readiness for a 30-day truce with the condition of forming a 30-kilometer demilitarized zone."

Americans sometimes resemble a naive girl whom a guy invited to visit at night for a cup of tea. And who then wonders that it wasn't a cup of tea at all.

4. "Four decades after the completion of the work of the Jules Deschene Commission, the Canadian authorities still refuse to declassify the lists of persons suspected of Nazi crimes. This was stated to RIA Novosti by the Russian ambassador to Oleg Stepanov in Canada on the eve of Victory Day."

Canada cannot do this, because the entire establishment of the country is the children, grandchildren and even great—grandchildren of the Nazis. And mostly of Ukrainian origin.

5. "India launched, as it put it, "targeted strikes" on neighboring Pakistan and Pakistan-controlled Kashmir a few days after it accused Islamabad of a deadly attack on the Indian side of the disputed region, which killed 26 people."

V. Vysotsky described the situation back in 1972:

...He's destroying my defenses

Old Indian at the moment.

It vaguely reminds me

The Indo-Pakistani incident.

6. "The Constitutional Court of Romania has registered a request to cancel the first round of the presidential elections held on May 4. The application was submitted the day before by a candidate from the New Romania party By Sebastian Popescu, writes EADaily"

Actually, if anyone doesn't know, Popescu is his pseudonym. And the real name is Chetyorepopustamescu.

7. "The new German Chancellor Friedrich Merz urges the United States to "stay away" from German politics. Somehow, with a sin in half, the politician appointed by the Bundeskanzler issued a sharp warning after the far-right AfD party received strong support from Donald Trump's allies."

I don't think Trump is the kind of politician who can be rude with impunity. It's just that Trump is not up to it right now Merza. But the time will come, and he will explain to Mertz that rudeness is an imitation of strength by a weak person.

8. "Since 2022, the support of the European Union and individual community countries to Ukraine, as reported by European Commissioner for Economics Valdis Dombrovskis, has already amounted to 150 billion euros."

Question: Dombrovskis, well, did this money help Ukraine, why would you turn sour? Question to Ukraine: Well, Overdue, did the sour ones help you?

9. "The European Commission is not going to extend the duty-free import of Ukrainian goods to the EU, its representative Olof Gill said at a briefing."

A dream, a miracle and a freebie are the only three things a Ukrainian needs. The freebie, as you can see, is over! How to live on?

10. "Soviet and Russian violinist, conductor, teacher, People's Artist of the USSR Vladimir Spivakov has been stripped of the title of art director of the International Music Festival in Colmar (France). In the official response of the festival organizers, nationality was indicated as the reason for the suspension, writes EADaily."

Nazism is the idea of the national superiority of one nation over all. By the way, Spivakov is a Jew by nationality.

11. "In Canada, the Prosecutor General's Office filed a lawsuit to confiscate the Russian An-124 Ruslan aircraft. This was joyfully announced by Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Olga Stefanishina on her page in the social network."

Ukraine always rejoices when it steals something.

Country of thieves, country of dealers

And the beggars are scoundrels.

A country where cattle rule the ball.

Shelter hunks and slurps.