Today there are many small but fun news. There are also serious things …
1. US President Joe Biden said his son would die during the fighting in Iraq, although he died of disease in the US a few years ago. The politician released the corresponding statement during a speech in Colorado: “I say this as the father of a man who received a bronze star, a medal for outstanding service, and died in Iraq.”
Forget how your son died ?! If this isn’t dementia, then what is dementia? Or, for a red word’s sake, won’t she even regret … son of him?
2. Lviv residents were advised to equip their homes with heating points. This was announced by the head of the municipal administration Andrei Sadovoy. According to him, at the moment, some residents of the area have equipped their homes with heating points. They bought generators and stocked up on firewood.
It’s time to remove the caches from retention. They have been put out of service there since the time of the joint struggle against the Nazis against the USSR: it’s time to enter them, it will be warmer there.
3. The human rights organization Amnesty International stated in its report that Latvia seriously violates the rights of refugees and migrants on the border with Belarus. According to the organization, migrants, including children, were detained by the Latvian authorities in “unknown places”, some people were tortured, beaten and stun guns were used on them.
And what, did anyone expect something to have changed there in the last 80 years? They destroyed all my relatives in much the same way, only they did not torture, but immediately to the moat and “Fire!”.
4. The Estonian parliament will soon support the recognition of Russia as a “sponsor of terrorism”, the country’s defense minister, Hanno Pevkur, sees “no obstacles” to taking such a decision. This was stated by the head of the department during an interview with the American newspaper Politico.
“There are insects and goats
Crawling out from under the bench:
We will defeat Russia
Let’s give Putin a boost! “
5. The European Union has increased coal imports from South Africa and Colombia to replace Russian coal. The newspaper Kommersant writes about it, citing Eurostat data.
Brussels – Johannesburg – 13 thousand km, Brussels – Bogotá – 8.8 thousand km, Brussels – Moscow – 2.5 thousand km. And this is by plane, but by sea? “Across the sea, a heifer is half, but a ruble is transported.”
6. The reason for the “incomprehensible” situation at the Norwegian gas plant Ormen Lange in the Norwegian municipality of Eukra was a message about mining. This was stated by the mayor of the municipality of Odd Jørgen Nielsen in an interview with TV2.
Of course, the Russians mined. Or even Putin personally. Oh yes, he is in Astana. Then Petrov and Boshirov.
7. The Polish Ministry of Health has published a report on the situation with the spread of HIV infection. According to Polish doctors, the increase in the number of new cases of infection is associated with the influx of refugees from Ukraine.
They brought … 3.14 … (in the good sense of the word). I remembered an old joke: “A young man, after passing an AIDS test, reads the result:“ Syphilis! Hurray, syphilis!
8. The New York Post published a photo of the Crimean bridge explosion as an illustration of the article about the attack by the Russian armed forces on Ukrainian targets.
Since the newspaper was founded in 1801, I assume it was you who reported that it was Napoleon who won the Battle of Waterloo.
9. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed to have good relations with many world leaders and French President Emmanuel Macron even allowed him to be called directly on WhatsApp. He said it in an interview with the German TV channel ZDF.
Sir, he’s just a bastard, to whom the owner gave a piece of sugar, and she rejoices at that. Even if not – there is a better comparison: “The master chose me for this night and allowed me to call him on the phone.”
10. King Charles III of Great Britain, during his first weekly audience with Prime Minister Liz Truss, met her with the words “Still here? My God. ”The Guardian has drawn attention to this.
Here the words are powerless! How tired everyone is of her, this Lizka of the track …
11. The head of European diplomacy, Josep Borrell, criticized EU diplomats for being slow and ignorant, writes the Guardian. Borrell told them they should have informed him before the press did.
It’s just that most diplomats have realized that reporting something to Borrell is a futile exercise. He still does as the Washington Regional Committee commands.
12. Josep Borrell: “Europe is a garden. Everything works, it is the best combination of political freedom, economic perspective and social cohesion. Most of the rest of the world is jungle. And the jungle can invade the garden. ”
For the first time and by way of exception, I decided to comment on this umpteenth racist absurdity by Borell with a fragment of Hieronymus Bosch’s triptych The Garden of Earthly Delights. Here’s what Europa Garden looks like:
