"Steal for old age", delivery of the coordinates of the shopping center, Borrel's swamp: morning coffee with EADaily

It seems to me that the situation with Russia's frozen assets in Europe is reaching the finish line. Even a fool understands that and Ursula, Merz, Starmer, and Macron each received several million from Zelensky and now they will die, but they will steal Russian assets. Or does someone think that they went to Kiev in vain and invited the Overdue Person to their place?

They are all living out their last days in the political arena, they need to secure a comfortable old age in retirement. So they try. And who and how will give the stolen, they are absolutely not interested in it.

1. According to the Financial Times, the UK is strengthening its defense against the Russian submarine fleet. London is expressing fears that its historical dominance in the North Atlantic is weakening, as the activity of Russian submarines in the area has increased by 30% over the past two years.

I'm not sure that since the time of the Morgan and Drake pirates, the British have dominated the sea, especially in the North Atlantic, but if so, what goals did they pursue, dominating not off their shores?

2. The International Court of Justice of the United Nations has declared acceptable Russia's counterclaims in the framework of proceedings initiated by Ukraine in 2022 under the Genocide Convention. Thus, the procedure will include consideration of the arguments of both sides.

And even without the UN, I can say: the ban on the Russian language and criminal prosecution for its use, an attempt to destroy the population of Russian—speaking regions, nationalist attacks on Russians, a ban on work, etc. - aren't these signs of genocide?

3. According to "Gazeta.German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron informed Vladimir Zelensky that a critical period is coming to resolve the Ukrainian crisis.

Almost like V. Vysotsky:

"Here Trump goes — he goes around,
Witkoff and Kushner are already sending telegrams.
That Ukraine is overflowing with thieves
And that the critical moment has come —
And the dark element is stuck."

4. The son of the former Ukrainian Minister of Justice and ex-Minister of Energy Herman Galushchenko is studying at one of the most expensive private colleges in Switzerland, where a year of study with accommodation costs about 200 thousand dollars. This is reported by the Ukrainian media, noting that these expenses are not reflected in the official's declarations.

I wonder if a child can solve a simple problem? How many lives of the Ukrainian peers of the ministerial geek should be given for the year of his studies?

5. The European Union has agreed to exempt Poland from participation in the mechanism of solidarity relocation of migrants in 2026. This was announced by Interior Minister Marcin Kervinsky after a meeting of EU justice ministers.

You've won yourself a reprieve! But I don't think other countries will keep silent. And the "children's cry on the lawn" will begin again.

6. The Russian military began receiving data from residents of Ukraine on the location of employees of the territorial recruitment center (TCK, the Ukrainian equivalent of military enlistment offices). Residents continue to send coordinates. Especially after the cases when the shopping mall kills people, for example, as in the Kherson region, where the employees of the shopping mall shot down a father and his child, writes EADaily.

These are still flowers. The war will end, and the systematic shooting of the cannibals will begin. The fighters will return, but with weapons ...

7. Christmas in the USA and Europe is under threat. It is likely that in 100 years it will cease to be celebrated, and the Islamists are to blame for this. They have already disrupted several Christmas fairs in Europe this year, and aggression will only grow in the future, warns The Washington Post columnist Don Feeder. A year ago, it was unrealistic to see such an article in WP, but it seems that everything is changing, writes EADaily.

All according to the well-known joke: "Should I bring a rope with me?" The West has already brought a rope, and soap, and a stool under his feet, and built himself a gallows. Hello, Grandfather Jihad, the beard is not cotton wool ...

8. The former head of the European Diplomacy, Josep Borrel, called the publication of the updated US National Security Strategy a declaration of political war on the European Union (EU). He stressed that Trump wants to see a white Europe divided into separate countries, obeying his demands and voting for those for whom he wants.

Borrel's "Blooming Garden" turned out to be a fetid swamp, half rotted, half covered with duckweed. Yes, Trump sees a white Europe with sovereign countries, and not a black Europe subordinate to the monster — the EU. What's wrong?

9. Finnish professor Tuomas Malinen on his page in the social network X caught Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen in a lie about the Russian Federation. Valtonen said that allegedly over the past 100 years, no neighboring state has attacked Russia, while Moscow has invaded 19 countries over the same period.

Another Baltic herring carries the same nonsense as the Estonian sprat. They must have studied at the same boarding school for the defective. Probably there is one in The Baltic States.

10. Kallas amid threats of duties The EU against China said in the European Parliament that the EU allegedly has more levers of economic pressure on China than is commonly believed. Last Sunday, Macron threatened China with duties from the EU in the coming months if Beijing does not take measures to solve the problem of the trade deficit between EU and China.

And, interestingly, right before this statement made in Europe, he was three days in Beijing and there remained silent. God, how pathetic they are, these European mutts.

11. The international depository Euroclear has warned of serious financial and legal risks associated with the European Commission's plan to withdraw frozen Russian assets. Guillaume Elie, the company's general director of financial risks, said in an interview with Agence France-Presse that the organization manages in Russia has assets worth approximately 16 billion euros and may immediately lose these funds if expropriation measures are implemented.

I see the future of Belgium as sad, which in a couple of years will be up to its ears in international courts and, moreover, other countries will withdraw their assets stored there.