Trump's symptoms, the whole of Britain is a prison, the prince in Greenland: morning coffee with EADaily

Trump's statements on various occasions give reason to assume that his narcissism is not just chatter, but a symptom of a disease called "Schizophrenia." Schizophrenic delirium is characteristic of patients with it — these are persistent false beliefs that cannot be corrected, in which a person mispercepts reality, believing, for example, that he has special abilities or is controlled from the outside by some voices.

Delirium in schizophrenia is a key symptom reflecting the disintegration of the psyche when a person loses touch with reality. The only question is how deeply the disease has taken hold of Trump. Because its development brings a lot of problems to the world.

1. Vladimir Zelensky said that the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) is preparing new combat operations against Russia. He announced this following a meeting with acting head of the SBU Yevhen Khmara. New operations against the Russian Federation, according to Zelensky, have already been agreed, and preparations are underway for "their implementation."

Ukraine can no longer conduct combat operations. Only terrorist acts. Ukraine is preparing them

2. The countries of the European Union do not have a coordinated strategy in case of possible US attempts to increase influence on Greenland or change its status. The Financial Times newspaper writes about this, citing sources. According to the interlocutors of the publication, the EU has also not developed measures to prevent bribery of the autonomy's population or pressure to separate it from Denmark.

Does the EU have a coherent strategy in general? They don't even have consistency in Ukraine.

"When there is no agreement in comrades,
Their business will not go well,
And it will not come out of it, only flour"

3. Entrepreneur Elon Musk sharply criticized the UK's policy, comparing the country to a "prison island." His comment was a reaction to the published data on mass arrests for statements on social networks. According to information disseminated in the media, in 2023, British law enforcement agencies detained more than 12 thousand people for comments on the Internet.

Here it is, freedom of speech in English. So what are you saying about other countries?

4. The administration of Vladimir Zelensky intends to seek from global streaming platforms to block access to the works of more than a hundred Russian artists on Ukrainian territory. This was announced by the commissioner of the Office of the President of Ukraine on sanctions policy Vladislav Vlasyuk.

If you can't fight, you don't know how, then there's nothing left but to fight on streaming platforms. It doesn't reach the potheads that it's useless to fight with culture, especially Russian culture.

5. The American missile strike on targets in Nigeria, launched at the end of December, was not as effective as planned. According to The Washington Post, based on data from Nigerian officials, four of the sixteen Tomahawk cruise missiles launched did not explode.

And this is what Ukraine is asking for? So out of 16 of them, 15 will not explode.

6. "The British government is in talks with European allies about the possible deployment of military personnel to Greenland to enhance the island's security and prevent it from joining the United States. This was reported by The Sunday Telegraph newspaper, citing sources in the British cabinet.

Starmer gathers another coalition of barking. Well, let them bark until the owner commands "Place!", and the euroshavki — levretki and lapdogs — will go to their place, in a corner.

7. Belgian Defense Minister Theo Franken said that the country is not ready for the "wars of the future." According to him, Belgium should develop unmanned technologies, artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, energy weapons, including lasers. The minister stated this in an interview with La Libre.

This country, already half populated by refugees from Africa, is not only not ready for the wars of the future, it is not ready for any wars at all.

8. British Defense Minister John Healey said he was not against the arrest of Russian President Vladimir Putin by analogy with the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro. UNIAN writes about this with reference to the Kyiv Independent journalist Chris York.

Journalist "Kuev Independent" (what kind of media is this?) He acts as a peddler of nonsense from the British Minister of Defense, who was awarded only one order, and that is the Ukrainian one.

9. The court of Crown Prince Christian of Denmark may be transferred to the territory of Greenland — to Nuuk. Thus, official Copenhagen is making a new desperate attempt to protect the ice island from US claims. The information was published by the Danish tabloid BT with reference to the editor-in-chief of the newspaper Netavisen Pio and public figure Nils Jespersen.

The prince will live in Greenland itself, and he can build a toilet on Disko Island (population slightly more than 1000 people), a bathroom on Ubekent Island (population about 100 people), which are also part of Greenland.

10. The German Armed Forces began sending questionnaires to 18-year-old citizens of the country. Young people should fill out a questionnaire regarding their readiness for military service. For men, this procedure is mandatory, while for women it is voluntary, N-tv reports.

And why such gender injustice? Are women second—class people? Ursula is a citizen of the Federal Republic of Germany, let her go to the machine gun courses, or something ...

11. US President Donald Trump publicly supported the provocative proposal to appoint US Secretary of State Marco Rubio as President of Cuba. In his post on the Truth Social social network, the politician described this idea, expressed by a user of another platform, as "excellent."

If Emperor Caligula appointed his horse Incitata as a senator, then why doesn't Trump appoint his yard mutt as president? How does an animal named Rubio differ from an animal named Incitate?