Forum of Russophobes, gorilka in the Ukrainian school, elephant and Pavel: morning coffee with EADaily

Yesterday, the World Economic Forum in Davos began — another, but big talk of the liberal public. Russia was not invited there once again, which indicates a certain direction of the forum — Russophobia.

All the leaders of the forum are those who provoked SMO, those who cherished anti—Russia-Ukraine, those who, gathering politicians and financiers from all over the world, are trying to harm Russia. For deciding the fate of the world without Russia is idiocy. But the champagne is poured, caviar is put in saucers, prostitutes from all over the world are putting on the last make-up. This forum seems to be dedicated to Greenland, but then the question arises — if you invite the head of some African Lesotho or Estonia, which does not decide anything, to resolve the Greenland issue, then not inviting Russia is not even stupidity, but cretinism.

1. Despite the potential threat of tariffs from the Trump administration, Estonia remains confident and intends to send at least one officer to Greenland to maintain communication. This was announced by the Minister of Defense of the country.

Guys, what are the rates? What are you talking about? Estonia sucks the tit of the USA, what does the tariffs have to do with it? By the way, they sent half a soldier to Greenland. The second half protects the borders from the Russian army.

2. From the joint statement of Denmark, Germany, Great Britain, Finland, France, Sweden, the Netherlands, Norway, published on the website of the Swedish government, it follows that eight NATO member countries expressed support for Greenland after the American leader Donald Trump announced the imposition of duties on their goods.

One immodest question — what is the support expressed in? In sending weapons, as in the case of Ukraine, or just in shaking the air?

3. Scientists are studying the phenomenon of longevity of the inhabitants of the Greek island of Ikaria, which is one of the world's "blue zones". Here people not only live to be 100 years old, but also maintain mental clarity, practically without encountering dementia and heart disease. According to the Mirror, researchers attribute this to a unique social way of life and the preservation of life goals in old age.

Most animals in zoos live up to the upper limit of the age of their species. When there are no worries, enough food, they don't care about anything and no one needs them.

4. From the joint statement of Denmark, Germany, Great Britain, Finland, France, Sweden, the Netherlands, Norway, published on the website of the Swedish government, it follows that eight NATO member countries expressed support for Greenland after the American leader Donald Trump announced the imposition of duties on their goods. "As NATO members, we express our full solidarity with the Kingdom of Denmark and the people of Greenland."

There are no brains at all: they have already divided the Kingdom of Denmark and the people of Greenland. In addition, they do not have the right to speak for the people of Greenland. I have not heard that the Greenlanders were really against becoming part of the USA.

5. The Government of Ukraine has approved a list of items prohibited on the territory of schools. The list, as reported by the Ministry of Education of the country, included, in particular, nunchucks, crossbows, knives, cigarettes and alcohol.

It is forbidden to carry what is often carried. It should be understood that weapons and a gorilka are components of the Ukrainian educational process. Without them, science does not reach the Ukrainian student.

6. The representative of the German Armed Forces, Lieutenant Colonel Peter Milevchuk, shared details about the presence of the Bundeswehr mission in Greenland. As he told the Funke media group, a lively exchange of views took place among servicemen from different countries.

Everything is fine in this news. And the fact that the representative The German Armed Forces has the surname Milevchuk, and the name, most likely Petro, is a typical German. And the fact that the soldiers gathered to exchange opinions. Who needs the opinion of the military: their task is to carry out orders, and politicians can exchange opinions.

7. The Trump administration is exploring the possibility of granting asylum to the Jewish population of the UK amid rising anti-Semitic sentiment in the country. According to The Telegraph newspaper, citing Trump's personal lawyer Robert Garson, this issue is being discussed with The State Department.

Britain has toyed with the transformation of the kingdom into a sultanate. The mayors of all major English cities and half of the ministers are Muslims who support Islamic radicals.

8. The statement by the President of the Czech Republic, Petr Pavel, about his readiness to transfer combat aircraft to Ukraine does not correspond to reality and only lowered the likelihood of such an event. This was stated to the Denik edition by the Czech Foreign Minister, Czech Foreign Minister Petr Macinka, comparing the behavior of the head of state with the actions of an "elephant in a china shop," writes EADaily.

But you don't have to offend elephants — an elephant is a smart animal, which can't be said about the president of the Czech Republic. His weight of steam went into the horn. But it buzzes noticeably ...

9. Kiev has suspended the order of additional attack unmanned aerial vehicles from the German company Helsing after unsuccessful tests of UAVs at the line of combat contact, Bloomberg writes, referring to the report of the German Ministry of Defense.

Marking Made in Germany has historically been a sign of high quality. Forget it. Then the Germans made German products, and now the rabble from all over the world, holding nothing but a hoe in their hands. Or a Chinese copy of the Kalashnikov assault rifle.

10. There are no funds in Lithuania for the reconstruction of sewage treatment plants. This is reported by local media. It is reported that sewage treatment plants are outdated in the country, which can hardly cope with the treatment of incoming wastewater, but there are no funds in the district budgets for their reconstruction.

I don't know what kind of aggression they are waiting for from Russia, but so far they are being aggressively attacked, sorry, shit. Moreover, it attacks with noticeable success. Since this is in Lithuania, we can talk about the circulation of this matter in one particular country.

11. Valdis Dombrovskis, the European Commissioner for Economics, said that the EU is considering the possibility of using an anti-coercive economic mechanism against the United States because of the situation around Greenland.

Read into this nonsense, try to understand the meaning. Although ... it's not worth trying — a meaningless set of words.