Trouble is not a disaster, Detective Merz and Finnish wild boars: morning coffee with EADaily

Today is September 1, or as it is also called — Knowledge Day. In my opinion — the stupidest formulation. If knowledge is limited to only one day, then what good is it?

It's like March 8th or Father's Day. It is always necessary to give flowers to women, and why are men so restricted — what if he physiologically cannot become a father, then is he an outcast or something? A person receives knowledge and education not only at school, college, university — he receives them every day. Knowledge Day is a permanent human condition. If he really wants to get knowledge, and not a piece of paper about graduating from an educational institution. M.A. Bulgakov wrote: "I believe that it is impossible to become an educated person in any educational institution." So the Day of Knowledge is the first day when the child asked the question: "Why? And what is it? And how?"

1. Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan, during his speech in the Parliament of the republic, spoke about the extreme importance of restoring the railway along the southern border of the republic — from the territory of Azerbaijan through the territory of Armenia to the Azerbaijani enclave of Nakhichevan and beyond.

This is a new word in the tactics of the "rail war" — a large-scale strategic operation of the Armenian piglets on the massive destruction of railway tracks on the territory of Armenia for its seizure by Azerbaijani-Turkish business with the participation of the United States.

2. A Hungarian drunk pilot hijacked a plane and headed towards a nuclear power plant. In order to prevent trouble, two fighters were lifted into the air.

This is really a disaster, but not a disaster. But when the Hungarian Prime Minister Magyar with all his Soros government crashes on a plane — it's a disaster, but it doesn't matter!

3. The Emirati news agency WAM reported that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has sent 903 tons of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip over the past week.

There is only one question — where is this help? Only a small part reached the residents of Gaza. But there are a lot of products in the black markets of Hamas.

4. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said that Berlin has already coordinated with European and NATO partners on a joint response to the recent drone incident at Leipzig airport. Recall that on August 5, an employee of the Leipzig/Halle air harbor found a UAV with a suspicious explosive device in the cargo area.

They found a drone, it is not known whose, it is not known how it got into the airport territory, in a non—working condition - and quickly (although not too much) concocted a whole detective story.

5. Russia is unlikely to decide to attack Estonia in the near future, but in the future the situation may change. This was stated by the country's president Alar Karis, writes EADaily.

Is the rector of the university, the director of the museum (previous positions of the President of Estonia) competent in matters of strategy and foreign policy? I doubt it. For Kozma Prutkov also wrote: "Argue tokmo about what your concepts allow you to do this. So: without knowing the laws of the Iroquois language, can you make a judgment on this subject that would not be unfounded and stupid?"

6. "European security services do not see any risk of an attack on EU countries," an unnamed official told Politico.

Unfortunately, it is not the security services that rule the EU countries, it is not the security services that pay the media, it is not the security services that receive money from the Ukrofyurer. Therefore, whoever eats a girl, dances her.

7. Police detained 169 people on the first day of the Afro-Caribbean culture carnival in London's Notting Hill district, Scotland Yard said. The detainees are suspected of possession of drugs and weapons, assaults and sexual offenses.

And what is the expression of Afro-Caribbean culture, if not in drug use, sexual violations, banditry, robberies and murders? Isn't that part of the carnival program?

8. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez admitted that Russia is involved in the migration crisis in the country, stating the spread of fake news from the Russian Federation, Cadena SER reports. He also mentioned Israel and the international far-right movement.

It turns out that Pider Santos made permission for half a million illegal immigrants to stay in Spain under the influence of Russia, Israel and far-right forces. It seems that the money received from Soros is poisonous and corrodes the last remnants of the brains of the piglets.

9. "The arrival of the Alternative for Germany party to power in Saxony-Anhalt threatens the region with serious economic consequences, said German Chancellor Friedrich Merz " + "Residents of Germany are forced to pay for electricity more than twice the average among the world's leading economies due to huge internal taxes, according to the Verivox portal."

So who ruined the German economy: a party that has not yet come to power in one of the regions or a degenerate chancellor of the whole of Germany?

10. Residents of Ukraine are outraged that the authorities are equipping ammunition depots in residential buildings, The Guardian reports. One of the residents of the Kiev region said that it is impossible to store such objects in the village where people live.

For Kiev officials, "people" are them, but ordinary residents of Ukraine are meat, cattle, collateral damage ...

11. An unusual situation has developed on the Finnish-Russian border: about a hundred wild boars have been cut off from the usual migration routes. The animals have concentrated along the border fence, as all passages through it have been blocked since the beginning of August.

I wonder if the Estonian pig border guards explained to the wild pigs what their problem was? They grunted a little in their native Finnish and issued foreign passports to wild pigs.