The winter is coming. However, there is no talk of any peace and tranquility. The Western world is still enthusiastically destroying itself.
1. Companies operating in the Netherlands are involved in circumventing anti-Russian sanctions due to a significant increase in the supply of goods to Turkey. Local media came to this conclusion after studying data from the national statistical office.
The thing is that these companies provide jobs for thousands of people, and the media can only wag their tongues. And these are “two big differences,” as they used to say in that still normal Odessa.
2. At least 127 companies from February 2022 to May 2023 informed the British government that they had violated sanctions imposed by London against Russia. The Financial Times writes about this. We are talking about admitting to violating the sanctions regime, which allows, in case of cooperation with the investigation, to achieve a reduction in fines for the violator.
As usual, if it’s impossible, but really necessary, then it’s possible. And small mongrels, such as the Baltic Extinctions, are afraid to violate…
3. The election of the head of state in Ukraine is now “not the right time.” This statement was made by the current Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky. And just yesterday, he instructed his office to begin preparations for the elections.
He rushes about like mad in his bunker. Dissociative identity disorder is a type of mental disorder characterized by the presence of two alternating personalities.
4. Former US President Donald Trump did not want to visit Kyiv at the invitation of Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky. Trump’s commentary on this issue is published by Newsmax.
Once again, the same thing I wrote about in No. 3. With Biden alive (well, half-dead), turning to Trump… It’s completely bad, however.
5. The publication Augen Geradeaus, citing a statement by the head of the German Ministry of Defense Boris Pistorius, reported that Germany has decided to permanently station tank battalions on Lithuanian territory.
The last time German battalions entered Lithuania, they did not recognize the Lithuanian government and formed their own administration within the framework of the Reichskommissariat Ostland. It became a good habit among the Germans to occupy Lithuania.
6. From January 2024 in Lithuania, a law approved by the Seimas at the proposal of the government will come into force, according to which some people will have to pay for rainwater: “The government has introduced a rain tax to the Seimas, more precisely, for the use of surface water.”
But this is not the bottom yet. When they introduce a tax on wind, on snow, on air, as in the fairy tale “Cipollino” – then there will be a bottom.
7. Following industry in the Czech Republic, trade also accelerated its decline. The Czech Republic is in favor of increasing sanctions pressure on Russia. At the same time, the country’s economy largely depends on cooperation with the Russian Federation. The policy of the Czech authorities has already led to a fall in industrial production, which continues for the third quarter in a row, writes EADaily.
It’s very reminiscent of: “I deceived the conductor – I bought a ticket and then went on foot!”
8. Latvia plans to limit the import of cats and dogs from Russia and Belarus. This was reported by the food and veterinary service of this republic. The reason for this step was the fact that several cases have recently been identified where the level of antibodies in the blood of animals was insufficient to protect against rabies.
In other words, Russian and Belarusian cats and dogs are not sufficiently protected from Latvian rabies.
9. The head of the office of the President of Ukraine, Andriy Ermak, reported on his Telegram channel that he had a meeting with the son of George Soros, Alexander.
Father Soros transfers his property to his son.
2023-11-08 05:10:00
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