Pete

[Adam Wielomski - polityczny sceptyk @PPolityce]

Ktoś nauczył Kijów wiecznej postawy roszczeniowej i arogancji. Ktoś tę postawę pielęgnuje od kilku lat.

[Adam Wielomski - polityczny sceptyk @PPolityce]

Ubogacenie kulturowe

[Pete @PeteFuckx]

@PolsatNewsPL

[Rafał Otoka Frąckiewicz @rafalhubert]

Dość wygłupów. Przyjmijmy Ukrainę do Unii Europejskiej. Jej nazistowska retoryka, korupcja na najwyższych szczeblach władzy, brak szacunku dla prawa i życia obywateli i agresja wobec sojuszników są dla nas wzorcem do którego w Polsce i Europie zmierzamy zbyt wolno. Powiedzmy skrupułom głośne NIE - @w_zurek, minister rządu pana @donaldtusk

[Pete @PeteFuckx]

@rafalhubert Ziomek się z ch**** na głowy zmienił!

[DD Geopolitics @DD_Geopolitics]

🇰🇷🇺🇦 Apology not enough: South Korea may recall its ambassador from Ukraine

South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun said Seoul is considering recalling its ambassador to Ukraine after Zelensky publicly revealed confidential information about the transfer of two North Korean prisoners of war to South Korea.

Speaking in parliament, Cho said he has been exchanging messages with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrey Sibiga, who is "very embarrassed" and included words of apology. That fell short of what Seoul expects, Cho said, and he intends to take "firm measures".

Seoul says both sides had agreed to keep the transfer secret to "protect the soldiers and their families in North Korea." Zelensky disclosed it anyway at the UN General Assembly in September.

[DD Geopolitics @DD_Geopolitics]

🇻🇪🔥 UPDATE: Venezuela explains massive Cardón refinery fire

PDVSA says yesterday’s huge fire at Venezuela’s second-largest refinery was caused by the rupture of a natural-gas line feeding the facility’s boilers.

There were no injuries or major structural damage, however, the 310,000-barrel-per-day Cardón refinery remains shut down, however, while engineers inspect the facility and determine when it can safely restart.

PDVSA has opened an investigation into what caused the gas line to rupture so far, there is no evidence publicly linking the incident to an attack or sabotage.

[Pete @PeteFuckx]

BTW: warto przeczytać komentarze.
95% albo czyta tylko nagłówki, albo są wtórnymi analfabetami i niczego nie zrozumieli z tekstu, albo są po prostu zwykłymi debilami...

[Pete @PeteFuckx]

Rzetelność pismaków WP...

[Pete @PeteFuckx]

Przed przeczytaniem czegokolwiek na WP, polecam sprawdzić, kto jest autorem.
Jeśli ten koszerny wojownik, to można sobie odpuścić i szukać informacji gdzie indziej.

[Pete @PeteFuckx]

@knockoutsx What a W⚓️...

[Pete @PeteFuckx]

@knockoutsx 🤡

[𝕊𝕡𝕣𝕚𝕟𝕥𝕖𝕣 𝕻𝕣𝕖𝕤𝕤 @SprinterPress]

🇮🇷 Missiles were launched from Iran towards ships that violated established regulations.

[Pete @PeteFuckx]

@MyLordBebo

[Pete @PeteFuckx]

@PPolityce szkolenie będzie obejmowało pakowanie plecaka ewakuacyjnego i znalezienie drogi do zachodniej granicy...

[Pete @PeteFuckx]

@RomanMajewskii No, ja to w ogóle nie śpię...

[Adam Wielomski - polityczny sceptyk @PPolityce]

Czy to nie jest nadużywanie stanowiska ministerialnego dla prześladowania przeciwnika politycznego?

[DD Geopolitics @DD_Geopolitics]

The Gaddafi name is returning to Libyan politics?

This was an unofficial online poll, not scientific national polling. But Aisha Gaddafi taking 141,502 votes, roughly 26% of more than half a million cast, may be significant for another reason.

Following the death of her brother Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the political current associated with the former Jamahiriya has been left without its most prominent post-2011 figure. Now groups within that movement are publicly calling for Aisha to take his place, with Saif’s National Popular Movement reportedly backing her leadership.

Aisha has not announced a presidential campaign. But suddenly the daughter of Muammar Gaddafi is being discussed not simply as a symbol of her father’s legacy, but as a potential political figure in her own right.

Libya remains divided 15 years after NATO’s intervention and Gaddafi’s overthrow, while the country is once again wrestling with the legal framework for presidential and parliamentary elections.

The question now is whether Aisha intends to turn that legacy into an actual political movement.

[DD Geopolitics @DD_Geopolitics]

🇪🇸🔥 Spain is boiling over

After Pedro Sánchez dissolved parliament and called a snap election, tens of thousands poured into the streets of Barcelona over Spain’s worsening housing crisis with the night descending into fires and clashes with police.

What began with outrage over the eviction of an 87-year-old woman from the home she had lived in for 70 years has grown into something much larger.

Sky-high rents, investment funds buying up housing, evictions and a generation increasingly unable to afford a home have turned housing into a major political flashpoint.

Now Sánchez is heading into a November 29 election with those frustrations spilling quite literally into the streets.

[DD Geopolitics @DD_Geopolitics]

“We have been involved with the Saudi government to have their [education] curriculum changed…”

Why is the USA’s Antisemitism Czar controlling Saudi education? And why is he admitting it right out in the open like that?