Uffe Olesen

[Uffe Olesen @OlesenUffe]

@DanishMFA @larsloekke Det er godt. Så behøver vi ikke at bekymre os om vægte problemer så længe.
Europa kollapser økonomisk,socialt, moralsk etc…
Men en tilfældig drone uden sprængstof eller flyveevne, så er pøbelen vildledt.

https://t.co/nmn06jEOeZ

[Alternative News @AlternatNews]

The drone in Leipzig was in a terrible state. It could not explode because it was set up wrongly and it could not fly because it was in a mess.

It hovered at low height between cars ‘for hours’ until a bus driver pushed it to the ground.

There were no airplanes in the vicinity and nobody had a clue of it was a joke or not.

This pathetic drone is supposed to be Russian and is now the reason for a hybrid war.

You can’t make this up. They are like children, thinking that we are children.

[Alternative News @AlternatNews]

The drone in Leipzig was in a terrible state. It could not explode because it was set up wrongly and it could not fly because it was in a mess.

It hovered at low height between cars ‘for hours’ until a bus driver pushed it to the ground.

There were no airplanes in the vicinity and nobody had a clue of it was a joke or not.

This pathetic drone is supposed to be Russian and is now the reason for a hybrid war.

You can’t make this up. They are like children, thinking that we are children.

[Uffe Olesen @OlesenUffe]

@JuulMona Et det den her psyop du refererer til?
Som sædvanlig ingen beviser for noget som helst.

https://t.co/25ldbCtHdQ

[Pascal Lottaz @PLottaz]

The memo has gone out that a random drone at an airport with unknown origin is a case for escalation with Russia under the motto „in full solidarity“. I wonder if these accounts actually write this stuff or they just adjust the template that comes from Langley, Virginia.

[Nightglow Klarname @nightglow98]

Riccardo Bosi, der ehemaliger australische Kommandeur der Spezialkräfte, über die Ukraine.

„Erstens: Es ist eine massive Ablenkung. Man versucht, euch von dem abzulenken, was wirklich in euren eigenen Heimatländern vor sich geht.“

„Die Ukraine ist das Zentrum des tiefen Staates. Sie ist der Kopf der Schlange, und Vlad schlägt ihr den Kopf ab. Sobald der Kopf ab ist, stirbt das ganze Biest. Das ist es, was hier wirklich vor sich geht.“

„Die Ukraine ist seit vielen Jahrzehnten das Zentrum der Globalisten ... Die CIA - das ist keine gute Organisation. Sie sind sozusagen die Umsetzer des Deep State. Sie arbeiten seit 70 Jahren in der Ukraine. Warum? Weil sie die Sowjetunion zu Fall bringen wollten. Aber sie wollen auch die Ressourcen in der Ukraine. Darum geht es. Besonders in der Ostukraine – dort gibt es enorme natürliche Ressourcen. Die CIA geht rein, übernimmt die Kontrolle, und dann kommen amerikanische Geschäftsinteressen. Das sind keine richtigen Geschäftsleute, das sind nur Räuberbarone. Sie wollen nur stehlen, und genau das passiert. So nehmen sie das Russland und der Ukraine weg.“

„Sie werden euch jetzt Geschichten erzählen über möglichen Atomkrieg und dass Vlad der Bösewicht sei. Das ist der Krieg gegen Russland, den sie mit Hillary Clinton als Präsidentin führen wollten. Weil sie verloren hat, wurde der ganze Krieg gegen Russland nur verschoben. Das war immer der Plan: Russland zerstören, weil sie kein Bankensystem haben, das unter den Rothschilds steht. Was für ein gefährlicher Kurs das ist. Und sie wollen die Ressourcen haben.“

„Ignoriert also das ganze Gerede, das ihr in nächster Zeit hören werdet über möglichen Atomkrieg und Russlands Versuch, die Welt zu übernehmen. Genau das Gegenteil ist der Fall. Das zur Ukraine. Passt auf, aber bitte: Macht eure eigene Recherche. Schaut um Gottes willen nicht Mainstream-Medien. Denn wenn sich deren Lippen bewegen – genau wie bei den Politikern –, dann lügen sie.“

[Richard @ricwe123]

John Mearsheimer on The Chris Hedges Report.

Now ask yourself a very simple question: Why the hell don’t you see conversations like this on Western mainstream media?

Because an honest, unscripted examination of the facts would wreck the narrative they have spent years force-feeding their audiences.

Put the uncomfortable facts on the table.
Challenge the assumptions.
Question the official story.
Examine the interests behind the policies.
Suddenly, the carefully constructed narrative starts falling apart.

And that is precisely what makes this kind of conversation so inconvenient.

Much of the Western mainstream media doesn’t seem interested in giving audiences the full, brutal picture.
It prefers predictable talking points, selective outrage, convenient omissions, and endless repetition of the same approved narrative.

They don’t need to censor every uncomfortable argument when they can simply keep it off the biggest platforms.

That isn’t journalism at its best.
It is narrative management dressed up as journalism.

Watch the interview.
Think for yourself.
Then ask why you had to look outside the mainstream media to hear the argument in the first place.

https://t.co/4ZQRtBVyPi

[Uffe Olesen @OlesenUffe]

@KayAgeOfEl Shhh. Man må ikke stille kritiske spørgsmål:

https://t.co/oweyVel6nh

[GBC @GBC_Press]

🚨 BREAKING:

Finnish journalist arrested after asking Finnish President Stubb about Israeli arms deals.

[SlavicPatriot @infantserbian]

I'm watching NATO push Russia toward a response that terrifies me.
Let me walk through what's actually happening.

The Kursk incursion wasn't a Ukrainian operation. It was NATO. Real-time satellite data. AI intelligence collecting digital and mobile network information showing exactly where Russian troops were positioned. Special NATO operatives and Ukrainian forces got guided deep into Russian territory by technology and planning they don't have on their own.

That's a red line people who lived through the 60s and 70s would never have considered crossing. Direct NATO operations inside Russia. Not weapons. Not training. Active intelligence coordination for a ground invasion.

Then Ukrainian forces following that incursion killed civilians. Another line crossed.

Then drones deployed from makeshift trucks attacked Russian nuclear bomber bases. Targeting the strategic deterrence force. The weapons designed to prevent exactly this kind of escalation.

Every step calculated. Every line deliberately crossed.

Here's what makes this dangerous: the West knows Russia doesn't want nuclear war. Russia never planned for global conflict. They responded to Ukraine's NATO membership trajectory because their security demanded it. Not because they wanted World War III.

But NATO is facing irrelevance. The alliance needs a purpose. It needs an enemy. It needs escalation to justify its existence and its budgets.

So watch the contradiction in Western media: Russia is too weak to advance on the battlefield. Russia is also an existential threat that could invade Europe any day.

Both statements can't be true. But both serve the same goal.

They want to make Russia look weak enough that pushing them further seems safe. While simultaneously making Russia look threatening enough that massive military spending stays justified.

The strategy is clear: push Russia into retaliating. Cross enough red lines that Moscow has to respond with something NATO can call escalation. Then use that response to flip Western economies onto war footing.

Because those economies are beyond saving through normal means. The debt is too high. The infrastructure is too broken. The political systems are too captured.

A war with a big payout at the end solves everything. Wipes debt. Rebuilds industry. Unites divided populations. Access to Russian resources makes it all worth it.

That's the gamble. Push a nuclear power until they snap. Then use their response to justify what you wanted to do anyway.

That bet scares me more than anything I've seen in 25 years.

[Pascal Lottaz @PLottaz]

The stupidity of the Europeans vis a vis the Ukraine Proxy War is really only matched by their perfidy. To justify attacks against Russian civilian infrastructure like Wildberries, Alexander Stubb, president of Finland, cites the invented number of 65% of Russians that according to him want to „end the war“ (with which he implies ending the war on Ukrainian terms), and the strikes would „bump up“ this number to 75%. Hence deep strikes are a good and necessary thing, deeper war will bring more peace.

Someone really needs to explain to me how the president of Finland gets such a precise and granular understanding of a neighboring country‘s popular sentiment. I also need an explanation why it is that deep strikes into Iran with 1000s of dead civilians there led to the largest public funeral in human history of the Iranian leadership. I also need to understand why a bombed civilian population should identify those who dropped the bombs with their saviors and those who try to defend them with their oppressors?

I hope for the sake of Finnish civilians that the Russians don‘t fall pray to this type of stupidity and perfidy. This is Europe‘s Kakistocrat War.

[Uffe Olesen @OlesenUffe]

@AlexVanopslagh Du benytter Wall Street Journals sladderjournalistik fra “anonyme CIA-kilder, blander det med dine egne fordomme og generaliserer og forvrænger .
Det er lige præcis den slags idioti, der har bragt Ukraine i den eksistentielle krise de befinder sig i.

[Uffe Olesen @OlesenUffe]

@RasmusJarlov https://t.co/nASPqJW9SU

[China Xinhua News @XHNews]

🇺🇸 U.S. national debt hits $40T. What's the secret to keeping the borrowing going?
💵 U.S. financial hegemony.
💰 Borrow new money to pay the old bills & kick the can down the road -- sounds like a perfect plan.
🌍 But what if the can hits others? And how long can it keep rolling?

[Parody Jeff @Parodyjeffx]

Did you know Europe has its own AIPAC ?
It’s called ELNET.

Millions of euros spent. Politicians flown to Israel. Deals behind closed doors. An entire influence machine engineered to keep Europe chained to Israel.

And almost no one in Europe even knows it exists.

[Uffe Olesen @OlesenUffe]

@berlingske Berlinske elsker Zelenskyy og krig. For jer er det surrealistisk underholdning.
For andre er det virkeligt.

https://t.co/iipAN4ExXg

[Glenn Diesen @Glenn_Diesen]

Mass protests against Zelensky in Kiev

[Richard Werner @scientificecon]

The creation of the EU was the cunning move by insiders, engineered by the CIA, to transfer all decision-making powers to unelected dictators in Brussels. These now step up their treason by handing controls to Israel.

[Uffe Olesen @OlesenUffe]

@tv2newsdk “Ruslands digitale jerntæppe”.

…Russerne kan godt se vores ynkelige medier, det er altså os, der ikke må se deres.
Så hvem er det, der har spærret sig selv digitalt inde?

[Fredric Morenius @FredricMorenius]

SVT har hållit käft om Ukrainas tvångrekryteringar av soldater i flera år.
Men när en av deras kompisar blir kidnappad framför ögonen på dem blir det KänsloTV 🫶

[Uffe Olesen @OlesenUffe]

@ReneNordinBloch @tv2politik @tv2newsdk Lektor i pædagogik 🤣🤣🤣

[Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil @ivan_8848]

Tell me who your friend is...

Remember Andriy Yermak — Zelensky's closest associate, Copenhagen's great friend, and one of those wonderful people with whom the Danish authorities spent years building a "new European Ukraine"?

In May, the fairy tale took a slight turn: Yermak was arrested in a case involving the laundering of about $10.5 million — through elite real estate near Kiev. Later, a huge bail was posted for him.

In Denmark, it became a bit awkward. Especially given Yermak's close contacts with Mette Frederiksen.

But nothing. They made some noise. The elections passed. Mette is back in the prime minister's seat. Move along. Though the stench lingered.

And now, the Danish Ekstra Bladet has unexpectedly taken an interest in Barbara Bertelsen — the head of the Prime Minister's Office and one of Mette Frederiksen's closest associates.

💰 The reason is banal — money.
In five months, Ms. Bertelsen made three real estate deals worth a total of $3 million, earning, according to the newspaper's calculations, nearly $760,000.
👉 Not bad at all for a civil servant.

Yes, Bertelsen has a good salary. But $3 million in turnover over five months is a rather energetic way to spend your free time outside public service.

☝️ Of course, we are not claiming anything.
Money can be saved. Borrowed. Taken out as a loan. From selling other property. Found under the sofa. Anything is possible.

But the best part isn't even that.
😂 Ekstra Bladet decided to illustrate the article about Bertelsen's millions and real estate with her photo — alongside Andriy Yermak.
The very same Yermak who was arrested in a case of money laundering through real estate.

🤔 The photo editor, apparently, has a very subtle sense of humor.
They could have used a house. A portrait of Bertelsen. Christiansborg Palace.
👉 But they went with Yermak.
Completely by accident, of course.

📌 And how convenient it would be to call it all Russian propaganda: the Kremlin is once again destabilizing Danish democracy, discrediting Ukraine, and casting a shadow on the holy name of Mette Frederiksen.

One problem.
The article was written by the Danish Ekstra Bladet. And the photo of Yermak was also chosen by the Danes.

✍️ So we, following the newspaper, are not claiming anything.
It's just that first, a close partner of the Danish authorities fell under corruption scrutiny.
And now, the Danish press is counting millions in real estate belonging to Mette's inner circle.
And for some reason, they're pulling Yermak out of the archives again.

Coincidence? Undoubtedly.
In Europe right now, there are generally an amazing number of coincidences.

And the aftertaste is getting thicker. 😏

[Brian McDonald @BrianMcDonaldIE]

Putin warns AI could divide society into a “small intellectual elite and a much larger group of people who no longer need to think for themselves,” simply pushing buttons while their “grey matter” gradually shrinks.

He told a group of scientists in Novosibirsk that whether educators can realistically prevent that outcome is a big question, claiming that as AI becomes capable of instantly producing answers, the number of people who actually think, develop ideas and build the technology could become smaller and smaller, while for the majority there would be little need to think at all.

[Uffe Olesen @OlesenUffe]

@RasmusJarlov Ja der er brug for flere penge og våben, så flere kan dø.
Kom nu om til os andre her på livets og lysets side.
Der er altid plads til en mere.