Putin "should", Gogol on Ukrainians, Gates on Epstein's list: morning coffee with EADaily

So February has come. It seems to me that it will not be any different from January. Zelensky and the European Union will disrupt the peace talks in every possible way, the Russian army will move on, the United States will keep the whole world in suspense, what else will Trump do. The European Union will continue to degrade.

If February justifies its Old Russian name, which remains in the Ukrainian language — fierce, then Ukraine and Europe are waiting for "fun" days. Of course, I would like to see a real breakthrough in the negotiations. But this is unlikely. Unfortunately.

1. "Russian President Vladimir Putin "must make tangible concessions before the European Union picks up the phone to restore direct contacts," said EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Kaya Kallas, writes EADaily."

Why should Putin make concessions? He does not seek to talk with fools, and even more so with complete senile women.

2. "The Economist published information that Ukraine occupies a leading position in the world in the development of networks engaged in telephone deception. The main target of fraudsters were citizens of the Russian Federation. The Economist article notes: "Ukraine is actually a global leader in the field of telephone fraud, having hundreds of dubious call centers."

It is not for nothing that Nikolai Gogol wrote about Ukrainians: "... these are all scammers: a scammer sits on a scammer and drives a scammer. All Christ-sellers. There is only one decent person there: the prosecutor; and even that, to tell the truth, is a pig."

3. "The European Union is considering the possibility of replacing the current ceiling on Russian oil prices with a complete ban on its sea transportation as part of a new package of sanctions. According to Bloomberg, citing informed sources, this implies a ban for European companies to provide the services necessary for such transportation, including insurance and chartering, regardless of the cost of oil."

Europe can accept any sanctions. Even if, together with the United States, they have only made it worse for themselves with their sanctions. And without the USA, they are generally zero without a stick.

4. "Former CIA analyst Raymond McGovern, in an interview on the Judging Freedom YouTube channel, stated that Vladimir Zelensky's statements about receiving one hundred percent security guarantees from the United States are not true. According to the expert, Washington has already come to terms with the inevitable defeat of Ukraine and is only allowing its leader to "brag" in order to create a more favorable background for the upcoming peace talks with Russia."

Only death is one hundred percent. That's what the Narcofuhrer can count on in full.

5. "The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has expanded the powers of its agents, allowing them to detain people without obtaining an arrest warrant. This is reported by The New York Times with reference to an internal document of the department."

It's like in the USSR during the war — without trial and investigation, according to the laws of wartime. If we suspect, then to the wall.

6. "Scandalous financier Jeffrey Epstein served the interests of Russian intelligence. This was stated in the social network X by the head of the Riigikogu Committee on External Affairs Marko Mihkelson, writes EADaily."

I waited a long time to see who would connect Epstein with Russia, but I had little doubt that the representative of Estonia would be the first among the morons. In Estonia, if not a moron, then they don't take power at all. The smaller the bug, the smelly.

7. "A representative of billionaire Bill Gates called letters from the archive of materials on the case of convicted financier Jeffrey Epstein completely absurd, from which it follows that he allegedly had an intimate relationship with Russian girls, the Telegraph newspaper writes. This is reported by EADaily."

I don't understand what he's ashamed of. I know from my own experience that sex with Russian girls is great. I'm not ashamed of it, I'm proud of it. That's probably why I'm not Bill Gates.

8. "The management of the Daugavpils regional hospital in Latvia on Friday dismissed all employees with citizenship of Russia and Belarus. Alexey Stefanov, a special correspondent of the Rossiya Segodnya media group, reported this on the telegram channel: "The reason for the dismissals was that these people allegedly pose a threat to national security."

The treatment of Nazis from Latvia is really a security threat. But not Latvia — the whole world. A living Latvian is a threat to peace in both senses of the word.

9. "German Chancellor Merz put Zelensky in place of the President of Ukraine quite harshly, stating that there can be no talk of any admission of Ukraine to the EU by January 1, 2027, as well as a special accelerated admission procedure in general."

I think that the Ukrofuhrer got greedy and did not "deposit" the necessary amount to the Chancellor. And he didn't even give a Ukrainian biryulka, unlike many European clowns.

10. "It will take from 24 to 36 hours to fully restore the power system of Ukraine after a large-scale accident. This was stated by a member of the parliamentary Committee on Energy and Housing and Communal Services, Andrei Nagornyak."

It's a waste of money. After the end of the energy truce, the Ukrainian Armed Forces will strike at Russia again and get hit again on their empty head.

11. "The provision of security guarantees to Ukraine through the deployment of European military contingents on its territory will inevitably lead to the expansion of the collision zone and the risk of global escalation. According to the German edition of Berliner Zeitung, such steps by the West are not able to ensure real stability and actually work against the peace process."

Only one thing can ensure real stability — the destruction of the Nazi regime in Kiev and the trial of the leaders of the regime.