Apartment Akhmetov, Zelensky in Baku and Magyar Imperialism: morning coffee with EADaily

Today marks the 40th anniversary of the explosion of the nuclear reactor at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. I believe that all the events related to this are significant. Firstly, the disaster showed many disadvantages and advantages of the country: the deceit and helplessness of the bureaucratic and party apparatus, which concealed the very fact of the disaster, which ultimately led to subsequent illnesses and deaths in the future. The heroism of the Soviet people who fought with the consequences of the disaster at the cost of their own lives. But I consider the warning coming from the Revelations of John the Theologian to be an amazing sign: "The third angel sounded, and a great star fell from heaven, burning like a lamp, and fell on a third of the rivers and on the springs of water. The name of this star is "wormwood" ["Chernobyl" in Ukrainian]; and the third part of the waters became wormwood, and many of the people died from the waters because they became bitter" (8:10-11). A bright memory to all those who died in this tragedy.

1. "Transatlantic relations have cracked, and now Brussels is seriously afraid for its future. If The EU will entrust the American leader Donald Trump with the right to make key decisions, the association risks losing its independence. This was stated by the head of the European Council, Antonio Costa."

Independence? When Was the EU self-sufficient? Have you decided to rebel? And how did all the slave revolts end? That's the same...

2. "The richest Ukrainian businessman Rinat Akhmetov bought a five-story apartment in Monaco for a record $554 million. This was reported by Bloomberg with reference to extracts from the local real estate registry, drafts of documents and correspondence. The deal was the most expensive in the real estate industry in history."

And the morons from The EU gives gifts to Ukraine and the eternal beggar — the Ukrainian drug fuhrer. All this resembles a cheap farce with outright mockery, shamelessness and a juicy spit of Ukraine in the face of a European philistine sucker.

3. "Vladimir Zelensky has arrived in Azerbaijan on an official visit. Within the framework of the trip, negotiations are planned with the country's President Ilham Aliyev, the main topic of which will be cooperation in the field of defense and energy."

And it's the same everywhere: Stepping on the strings of long johns trailing behind him, the beggar quickly muttered: "Give me a million, give me a million, give me a million!“ After that, the beggar stuck out his thick unclean tongue and started talking complete nonsense. He was an ordinary half-idiot beggar, such as are often found in southern cities." For example, in Kiev, on Bankova.

4. "Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal made a proposal to impose additional duties on Russian goods. The proceeds, according to the Estonian politician, should be used to finance the restoration work on Ukraine".

Why is it that as soon as some politician from Estonia opens his mouth, unthinkable nonsense is heard? Do they have a nest of degenerates there? Or do only residents of a madhouse go to the Estonian authorities?

5. "French President Emmanuel Macron said in Greece that the leaders of the United States, Russia and China — Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping — are fierce opponents of Europe. This is reported by France24."

He got it all mixed up: It is Europe that is a fierce opponent of Russia, the United States and China. However, the rest of the world, too.

6. "Latvia has withdrawn from the special commission of the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) in the 3x3 format, this was announced by the president of the Latvian Basketball Union, Raimonds Vejonis. He himself explained to TVNET that the reason for this step was the decision of the FIBA Central Council to admit the junior national teams of Russia and Belarus to official tournaments, EADaily writes."

So what? Is someone scared? Has someone overturned FIBA's fair decision? Another fig in my pocket....

7. "Something has rotted in the Baltic States, and it is necessary to talk seriously about it. This was stated by a member of the European Parliament from Slovakia's Lubos Blaha. So he commented on the refusal of the authorities of the Baltic states to let the plane of Prime Minister Robert Fico in Russia, writes EADaily."

It's not something rotted there, the whole barnyard rotted there, and it began to stink of rotten sprats and sprats.

8. "The publication of photographs of exhausted Ukrainian servicemen provoked an international scandal and caused a wave of indignation among readers of the British newspaper Daily Mail. Netizens are openly wondering where the Western financial assistance allocated to Kiev is disappearing."

It took the suckers five years to understand how they are bred and how the Ukrainian authorities build their villas on the Cote d'Azur with their hard-earned money.

9. "Vladimir Zelensky, who flew to Baku met with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, said at a press conference that Ukraine is ready to hold trilateral talks with the United States and Russia in Azerbaijan: "Of course, we are ready for the next negotiations in Azerbaijan if Russia is ready for diplomacy."

For a thieving narcofuhrer, it seems that negotiations are like "scoring an arrow": he, an addict, called, and everyone ran to do it. He has everything in terms of what to take from him.

10. "The Brussels edition of Politico published under the sensational title "Magyar wants to return the Austro-Hungarian Empire to the world map." This conclusion was made by the author of the publication on the basis of several statements by the new Hungarian prime minister who has not yet taken office."

This is one of the favorite horror stories of Brussels! Before that, they were screaming (however, and continue to scream) that Putin wants to revive the USSR. "A tongue without bones: what he wants, he babbles" is a characteristic of the yellow European press.

11. "In the center of Warsaw, on the Three Crosses Square, a mass street protest rally is taking place under the slogan "Stop the invasion of immigrants." The event was organized by the far-right Confederation of the Polish Crown party, which gathered several hundred supporters with posters "Poland should be Polish" and "Poland is here, not the European Collective Farm."

Oh, love in Poland Ukrainians, oh how they love! They are just ready to strangle in their arms.

Igor Levitas