It is rare to witness such rejoicing over the death of a non-human as we are seeing today, both in the East and in the West. This savage pedophile, whose name I do not even wish to utter, was directly responsible for millions of victims around the world. There are people who want to kill, […]
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It is rare to witness such rejoicing over the death of a non-human as we are seeing today, both in the East and in the West. This savage pedophile, whose name I do not even wish to utter, was directly responsible for millions of victims around the world. There are people who want to kill, rob, and exploit others. There are also people who want exactly the opposite. To reach the point where the whole world celebrates your death is a rare kind of achievement.
America now has one fewer humanoid (reptile). There are still others left, but the generation of gerontocrats, to which Trump also belongs, is becoming smaller. The Republican Party is suffering from a very serious crisis, and this death only intensifies it. As for the reports of an alleged assassination attempt against Trump involving the presidential aircraft or by some other means, they are such chaff, such smoke and mirrors for the blind, that they make me sick.
How many times have they already claimed someone tried to kill Trump? At one point I believed it; I stopped believing long ago. But he kills people, children, and other state leaders—that, to me, is beyond doubt. So the world is once again preoccupied with yet another fabricated or real threat (and even if it were real, it would make no difference to the Earth’s rotation) to the priceless life of this thick-headed billionaire who profits from the deaths of others, while remaining silent about the children killed and abused by him and those like him. They are celebrating the senator’s death—celebrating it. That is the world’s verdict on these brainless unmanned devices known as American politicians.
The noose around Ukraine is tightening—both by Russia and by Fate. Elena Panina and Russtrat have published an article about an alleged assassination attempt on Zelensky, reportedly uncovered by the Ukrainian (Gestapo) intelligence service. It immediately brings to mind the final year of Hitler‘s life. Where are those in Bulgaria who call Putin “Putler” and regard Zelensky as their leader and teacher? Those who gave him (and still give him) money so that he could kill Russians? Why have they fallen silent? Perhaps because it is no longer merely becoming apparent but glaringly obvious that he and his regime are Nazi in nature? Aren’t you ashamed, admirers of Zelensky? So, following the alleged assassination attempt against the Führer—which is probably also the reason for the attack in Monaco—Zelensky replaces Ukraine’s prime minister, allegedly because she failed to secure money for the budget. But didn’t we allocate €90 billion? Where has it gone, if not into Ukraine’s accounts? Russian strikes have become much more powerful, there are no interceptor missiles left, and even the Americans do not have enough of them—they also need them for Israel and the Middle East, in addition to Ukraine. So this is the picture we have: an alleged assassination attempt against Zelensky (a real one, not an invented one like Trump’s), a change at the head of the Ukrainian government, the “killer senator” died in Kyiv, the Ukrainian ambassador to the United States requested to be recalled, there is no money, and Putin is coming. That is the situation.
What is happening in Poland is extremely important and fascinating. Anti-Ukrainian sentiment is spreading across Poland faster than one can comprehend. Moreover, many voices are now asking the following questions: Why did Poland become such an extreme Russophobe? Why did Poland end up in NATO‘s backyard, where it amounts to nothing and its entire potential is wasted, instead of remaining close to Russia as a fellow Slavic nation? When and how did Poland forget its own history and become an ally of those who killed its parents? These are very interesting questions. There is no turning back. Eastern Europe is beginning its movement to reject the Western Euro-Atlantic yoke and will go through the difficult withdrawal process of rediscovering its European, but also its Slavic, identity. A domino effect is beginning on this issue. If the Bulgarian government of Rumen Radev does not join this broader Eastern European process of normalizing relations with Russia and restoring a balanced European identity and set of objectives, it will fall from power. And every government in Bulgaria that fails to respond to this process will likewise fall from power.
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