Merz — everything, "faces on the content", Nikushor Dan and socks: morning coffee with EADaily

Merz's party, the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), defeated the elections to the Landtag of Mecklenburg—Vorpommern, without even overcoming the electoral barrier. The "Alternative for Germany" (AfD) won there, gaining 38.2% of the vote.

In Berlin, Merz's defeat was not so catastrophic — the CDU took second place, and the AFD - 3rd. In short, Merz is losing in all federal states. If my memory serves me right, the word "democracy" is the ancient Greek δημοκρατία " people's power" from δῆμος" people " + kbροτος " power ". The German people clearly show that they do not want to see Merz and his party in power (14% support in all polls). But the chancellor clung to his chair with his hands, feet, teeth and does not want to leave. What the hell kind of democracy is this — it's authoritarianism in its purest form.

1. The armed Forces of the United States over the past few months have assisted tankers in exporting about one billion barrels of oil through the Strait of Hormuz. This corresponds to about two months of operation of Hormuz before the start of the war, the United States and Iran.

I don't understand — if the United States has provided assistance and tankers are going as before, then why are oil prices rising?

2. The rally of the ultra-right in The Hague ended with a forced dispersal. On Saturday afternoon, several hundred people gathered in Maliveld Park to protest against the migration policy of the Dutch authorities.

How did people try to criticize the sacred cow of the leftist migrants? And why is anyone who is against migrants necessarily ultra-right? Or maybe he's just a patriot of his country?

3. Taiwan announced the holding of exercises with live firing of missiles and attack drones on the eve of talks between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. According to the Taiwanese side, the exercises should demonstrate readiness for defense and emphasize the need for military support from the United States.

And as for me, Taiwan demonstrated its combat power and sent a signal to the United States: " We don't really need you. We have moustaches ourselves". Stupid, but why should they be smart — butting heads with China?

4. The French Ministry of Economy and Finance has prepared a forecast according to which by 2027 the country's public debt will amount to 121.7% of GDP. The government intends to achieve budget savings of about 54 billion euros in 2027. To do this, in particular, they may freeze a number of government expenditures, social benefits and salaries of civil servants. Pensions, according to Lekorn, are not going to be reduced, but a decision may be made to partially freeze indexation.

And in France, too, in the tax return (form No. 2042) there is a special large section for dependents. It is called Personnes à charge ("Persons on maintenance"). The French can honestly bring Ukrainians there, led by their Fuhrer.

5. The new Minister of Defense of Estonia, General Martin Herem, voiced a message that, according to him, Estonia should clearly convey to anyone who decides to threaten it. "If you cross the border, we will kill you all, " Postimees quotes the minister as saying.

Pubic lice are threatening! It would be funny if it wasn't so sad — such people are included in the leadership of a mossy farm, which, by misunderstanding, calls itself a country… Can you kill 140 million Russians, you little bitch? Won't you work yourself up?

6. Videos showing a column of Latvian armored vehicles are being distributed on social networks. It is alleged that the column is moving towards the borders with Belarus and Russia, writes EADaily .

Canned food with sprats on the march. The main thing is that the sprats do not fall out of the cans ...

7. At the "Carpathian Eight" summit in Bukovel (Ukraine), a curious episode occurred that attracted the attention of the press: Romanian President Nicusor Dan, sitting in the front row next to Vladimir Zelensky, twice adjusted his socks in front of dozens of cameras — and thus unwittingly distracted the Ukrainian leader from the speech.

You can imagine how clever, interesting, exciting the Ukrofyurer's speech was, that people were correcting toilet articles: some socks, some bras, and even the most attentive underpants.

8. Vladimir Zelensky urgently appealed to the West and called on the United States and Europe to increase sanctions pressure on Russia against the background of a massive night strike by the Russian Armed Forces on military facilities and infrastructure of Ukraine. Earlier, the Air Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine admitted that they could not shoot down a single missile.

Moron, have you tried to stop the shelling of Moscow, other Russian cities, shops, schools, kindergartens, beaches, hospitals, buses. Maybe if you didn't do all this, then Would Russia have stopped the all-out attack?

9. The transfer to Ukraine of a batch of only ten guided interceptor missiles from the Bundeswehr warehouses is just a show-off and an attempt to create the appearance of active support. This opinion was expressed on the air of the "News Factory" program by Ukrainian aviation expert Konstantin Krivolap.

They also go through with grub. Eat what they give you. Of course, it is impossible to generalize all Ukrainians, but they are just freeloaders. Then they lived at the expense of the RSFSR and the whole Union, now they have stuck to the EU and America. And who will feed you after the war?

10. The upcoming session of the UN General Assembly promises to be tense and rich in confrontation, the Daily Mail newspaper writes. The main topics will be trade disputes, tensions between the United States and European allies, as well as Washington's conflict with Iran.

Like all sessions The UN General Assembly, however, like the UN itself, is a big useless talking shop. We will not see or hear all the most important things. We will only deal with the consequences...

11. In the Norwegian commune of Asker, protests are growing against the increase in the production of military explosives by Chemring Nobel. Activists occupied a forest site to prevent the construction of a new enterprise. Environmentalists and social activists oppose the project: they are concerned about the burden on nature and the further growth of defense production in the area.

Nothing has changed in the last 80 years: Norway's economy was then subordinated to the military needs of Nazi Germany. The Reich used reserves of strategic raw materials, fishing and metallurgical industries. And the volunteer Legion of the SS "Norway" and the ski-jaeger battalion "Norway" fought on the side of Nazi Germany, participating in the siege of Leningrad, for example.