Slovančič

SLO politika me ne zanima, sem jo z varovalnimi ukrepi nevtraliziral in mi ne more do živega. Zanima pa me konec Epsteinovega židoimperija, vira vsega zla.

[Cucumberman @BersekEv]

Una pianista libanesa publicaba vídeos tocando desde su casa en Khiam, al sur del Líbano. El ejército israelí localizó la vivienda y la bombardeó.

Soldados se burlaron de la destrucción imitando sus propios vídeos entre las ruinas.

El Sionismo es profundamente despreciable.

[RadioGenoa @RadioGenoa]

Vienna looks like Mecca. What corrupt EU politicians have done to Europe is unprecedented.

[Mitja Ličen 🚂 🚜 @LicenMitja]

Za živali nas imajo.

[RadioGenoa @RadioGenoa]

Florence not looks like Italy anymore.

[Farai Mazhindu @FaraiMazhindu]

A highly organized criminal operation in South Africa has dismantled and stolen nearly 10 kilometers of active railway track, inflicting an estimated $2.3 million in infrastructure damage.

The perpetrators operated with professional, engineering-level precision, leaving no room for error.

Yet, despite the massive logistical destruction, the stolen rails are expected to yield a mere $120,000 on the illicit scrap metal market.

The immediate fallout has paralyzed local rail services, stranding vital freight and passenger trains.

The operational halt has placed the future of the rail depot in jeopardy, threatening the livelihoods of workers whose jobs are now at risk.

Beyond the immediate economic impact, this sabotage deals a massive blow to the national mobility of the South African people, as well as businesses and industries reliant on rail to move cargo and materials.

While addressing this crisis should be a top priority for the Ramaphosa administration, its reluctance to act decisively reflects embarrassing incompetence.

Ultimately, this incident highlights the escalating crisis of metal theft in South Africa, where the systemic stripping of essential infrastructure has evolved into a catastrophic economic threat costing the country hundreds of millions of dollars annually.

[Islam Invasion 🚨 @IslamInvasion]

Welcome to Marseille , the oldest and second largest city in France.

The city which is supposed to represent European culture now looks like Africa.

Sadly, this is only worsening. We're literally losing our countries.

[Alice Weidel @Alice_Weidel]

Die EU verbarrikadiert ihren Einwohnern den Zugang zu Konten in Nicht-EU-Ländern. Merz und Klingbeil pressen die Bürger aus, Brüssel sperrt ihr Geld ein. Kapitalverkehrskontrollen sind der nächste Schritt des sterbenden Euros. Wohlstand braucht Freiheit und eine stabile Währung statt finanzieller Repression!
https://t.co/JBqpJO4H7O

[Glenn Diesen @Glenn_Diesen]

Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson, the former Chief of Staff to the Secretary of State, outlines how the White House cultivated European leaders such as Stoltenberg and Rutte, who would do Washington’s bidding.
https://t.co/7OrqdplJOg

[giorgio bianchi @Giorgioaki]

Parole piuttosto impressionanti di Lawrence Wilkerson, colonnello in pensione dell’esercito americano ed ex capo di gabinetto di Colin Powell quando era Segretario di Stato.

Wilkerson sostiene che per decenni gli Stati Uniti abbiano lavorato sistematicamente per plasmare la politica europea attraverso CIA e altri servizi di intelligence. Usa parole difficili da equivocare: «Abbiamo comprato direttori di giornali, leader sindacali, parlamentari» e arriva a dire: «Abbiamo creato di proposito l’Europa che esiste oggi».

Parla anche esplicitamente di Stoltenberg e Rutte, sostenendo che Washington abbia favorito leader europei affidabili e allineati alla propria politica.

Naturalmente una testimonianza, per quanto proveniente da un ex uomo dell’establishment americano, non costituisce da sola la prova di tutto ciò che afferma. Ma ascoltare qualcuno che è stato ai vertici dell’amministrazione statunitense descrivere in questi termini la costruzione dei rapporti tra USA ed Europa merita almeno qualche riflessione.

Mi sembra che il punto di svolta sia stata la guerra in Iraq quando Germania e Francia si sono opposte. In quel momento è iniziata la stretta sull’Europa da parte degli Stati Uniti con un’ingerenza gigantesca che ha plasmato la classe dirigente che c’è oggi in tutti i paesi, ovviamente Italia compresa.

Stefano Sylos Labini

[Ryan @forbiddenmerch]

“The babies we eat”

- Barbara Marx Hubbard (jew)

[Georg Pazderski @Georg_Pazderski]

CEUTA: Polizei schießt auf eigene Bürger!

Gestern Abend schoß die spanische Polizei mit Gummigeschossen auf die eigenen Bürger, weil sie gegen die Massenmigration protestierten.

Als 70.000 illegale Migranten CEUTA gestürmt haben und marodierend durch die Exklave zogen, war von der Polizei kaum etwas zu sehen.

Quelle:@Visegrad24

[Slovančič @slovancic]

Vse, kar je še ostalo od zagodne gospodarske "perspektive" in vizije. Blagajne so prazne, vrednost pa se ustvarja le še na papirju...

[Glenn Diesen @Glenn_Diesen]

The US aims to "legalise" piracy so the US can seize Iranian oil tankers and declare their cargo the property of the United States. At the same time, the Europeans are discussing legalising the theft of sovereign funds.

[George Galloway @georgegalloway]

NINE civilian BUS passengers murdered. NO journalist or political leader in the West has a single damn thing to say about it. Who gave them the murder weapon? That will be the next question…

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

Here is the thing about endless war that never gets said clearly enough:

It is not a failure of the system.

It is the system working.

The United States has been in a state of continuous military engagement somewhere in the world for the entirety of most living Americans' lives.

Since 2001, the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Somalia, Yemen, Pakistan, and various other theaters of the "War on Terror" have cost an estimated $8 trillion and killed hundreds of thousands of people, displacing millions more.

The $8 trillion went somewhere.

It went to Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, Boeing, Northrop Grumman, General Dynamics.

It went to private military contractors, to infrastructure firms with government contracts, to the constellation of consultants and think tanks and lobbyists and former generals who rotate between the Pentagon and the "defense" industry in a circuit so well-worn it has its own name: the revolving door.

The war is not a foreign policy failure.

The war is an economic transfer mechanism.

It transfers public money, tax dollars, including from the people rationing insulin and driving over structurally deficient bridges, to private hands, through the intermediate step of blowing things up in countries that most of the taxpayers cannot locate on a map.

The "War on Terror" has made a small number of people extraordinarily wealthy.

It has made the country that funds it measurably less safe, less stable, less able to address its own domestic contradictions.

And it continues because the people who profit from it fund the politicians who authorize it, and the politicians who authorize it wrap it in the flag, and the flag is the story, and the story is the last thing that remains after everything else has been taken.

They are not stupid.

They are not confused.

They know exactly what they are doing.

It is the people paying for it who are confused.

And the confusion is the product.

[Slovančič @slovancic]

Hahaha

[David Roth-Lindberg @RothLindberg]

‼️🇮🇷 – Saeed Kamali Dehghan, former Guardian journalist, confessed he made up the 2010 article about an Iranian woman sentenced to stoning:

“That interview never happened. I fabricated the entire piece. It was a false story – completely untrue – and I take full responsibility.”

[David Roth-Lindberg @RothLindberg]

‼️🇮🇷 – Saeed Kamali Dehghan, former Guardian journalist, confessed he made up the 2010 article about an Iranian woman sentenced to stoning:

“That interview never happened. I fabricated the entire piece. It was a false story – completely untrue – and I take full responsibility.”

[-- GEROMAN -- time will tell - 👀 -- @GeromanAT]

🇫🇮 The Finnish authorities have decided to conduct a familiar propaganda campaign by bringing a burnt Russian tank to the center of Helsinki and displaying it in front of the country's parliament building.

However, instead of protests, people have been bringing flowers and candles to the site. This situation is reminiscent of what happened during similar events in Berlin, (https://t.co/7iBbZKM4wj) as well as Riga, Tallinn, and Vilnius: (https://t.co/WqCUKkZoJG) the burned T-72 has become an impromptu memorial to the victims of the Kyiv regime since 2013.

Interestingly, all of this is occurring amidst the recent decision by the Finnish authorities to unilaterally close (https://t.co/Tn3xqOBYh0) the checkpoint on the border with Russia, effectively dividing families living on both sides.

Therefore, it is likely that even more people will be willing to lay flowers at this impromptu monument.
#Finland
@rybar_force

[-- GEROMAN -- time will tell - 👀 -- @GeromanAT]

There won't be a Russian invasion for God's sake.
This is part of the usual braindead NATO fear mongering to steal tax payers money to transfer it to the greedy assholes in the Military Industrial Complex.