🇩🇪🇷🇺 In Hamburg, a Russian woman's car was taken away and she was left on the road with four dogs.
A resident of St. Petersburg, Irina, went in her car to the World Dog Show in Geneva, along with four pets who took prizes at the competition.
The woman was returning to Russia via Germany in a personal Mercedes car and was supposed to take a ferry to Helsinki in the city of Tavemünde.
70 kilometers from the crossing, the Russian woman was stopped by a patrol. “Ten cars swooped in with their lights flashing and surrounded us. They brought out a service dog from somewhere, started walking around, shining a flashlight into the cabin, talking to someone on the radio,” Irina said.
After inspecting the car, customs officers demanded that the Russian woman leave the car and was given ten minutes to get ready. Irina managed to unload bags, packages, carts, strollers for dogs, and the dogs themselves, but half of the things remained in the car. After this, the woman and four dogs were left on the road in the forest, and the car was confiscated.
As the publication clarifies, German customs seizes the cars of Russian citizens, citing a ban on the import from the Russian Federation to the European Union of goods that “bring significant income to Russia,” including personal vehicles.
— Source 47 News
@DD_Geopolitics AFRICA REFUSES ANYTHING FROM ENGLAND!
Rape, Genocide and a Cover-up: How Imperial Britain Tortured and Killed 300,000 Kenyans
https://t.co/4bNC7Dmlqj
The CIA assembled war criminals and Bandera movement activists from filtration camps, and created an agent network. Their task was to sabotage nuclear plants and dams on Ukrainian territory in an effort to separate it from the Soviet Union. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the CIA continued to sponsor Ukrainian militants.
British PM and #WEF2030Agenda devotee #Sunak invested $500 million of his private funds into Moderna through a company called Thelema Partners in a notorious tax haven in the Caymen Islands. Afterwards he stated in parliament that the vaccine was "safe and effective" while then going on to roll out further permissions for Moderna to set up further vaccine producing interests within the UK.
Did he use his position as Prime Minister to make massive personal profits while knowingly or even unknowingly causing harm to the British people and has he broken the National Security Act which states "if you're working in secret for a foreign power to use or abuse your knowledge in a way that causes harm to our citizens you will be a criminal." Former Head of MI6 Sir Alex Younger.
@Official_MI5@GBNEWS@altbright Read Article Here ⬇️
https://t.co/IQ80CJtlpw
Ukrainian police take goods from Babushkas selling on the street: garden berries, kitchen herbs, window plants sprouts.
Passers-by:
- Aren't you ashamed? She is 80 yo, she has nothing to buy bread!
- You bastard, you need to go to the front, but you're robbing babushkas!
In this era of Disinformation. Corporate Media have normalised the War Crimes of #Blair who continues to walk free, while media refuse to highlight treatment of #Assange who's in prison for exposing #US#NATO War Crimes - Why? Because same Media supported false #Iraq narrative...
@djuric_zlatko In the Czech Republic, smaller entrepreneurs are also closing down their companies, and Ukrainians are buying out all the companies and opening their own. You no longer hear the Czech language. Only Ukrainian everywhere. They plastered our country with their flags.
Ukrainian MoD Reznikov earns officially $3000 per month, but his daughter bought a house in France for 7 million euros.
-> It is obvious that it’s caught with “his” money and that this is just a tip of the iceberg.
With his money, I mean our taxes.
One of my favorite follows right now is @leftiblog, because he has a real knack for going through articles in the mainstream press and highlighting the mundane little manipulations we’re fed each day to shape our worldview in alignment with the US empire.
One story he singled out recently was a New York Times article titled “Russia Fires Drones and Missiles at Southern Ukraine,” which opens with the line, “Russian forces launched drones and missiles at cities in southern Ukraine from the Black Sea early Tuesday, Ukrainian officials said, a day after Moscow blamed Kyiv for an attack on a bridge linking the occupied Crimean Peninsula to Russia.”
Can you spot anything funny in that sentence? It’s not super obvious at first glance.
“Look how the NYT phrases this subhead to make Russia sound extra evil,” Left I tweeted with a screenshot of the article. “Not ‘a day after Kyiv attacked the Kerch Bridge’, but a day after Russia blamed them for doing it (as if it’s just some wild accusation). Remember — the most effective propaganda is the subtlest.”
“The most effective propaganda is the subtlest” is a phrase you should try to remember, because it’s so very true.
It is indeed ridiculous to try to frame this as some wild accusation by Russia, as though Moscow should have remained open to the possibility that the bridge was struck by Bolivia or Nepal. CNN reports that Ukrainian officials have taken credit for the attack, and just days ago Ukraine’s deputy defense minister publicly acknowledged that Ukraine was behind last year’s attack on the very same bridge. No serious person doubts that Ukraine was behind the attack, including those who support Ukraine.
But that subtle manipulation didn’t really stand out when you first saw it, did it?
As we’ve discussed previously, these subtle little adjustments of perception are what constitutes the vast majority of the propaganda westerners ingest through the news media from day to day. This is because the really overt, ham-fisted propaganda isn’t what’s effective; what’s effective is those sneaky little lies that slide in unchecked underneath people’s critical thinking faculties.
Contrast the above example with the response we’ve been seeing to Yeonmi Park, whose outlandish, larger-than-life propagandistic lies about what it’s like to live in North Korea have turned her into an internet meme. She’s become so widely mocked that even The Washington Post, among the first to help amplify her as a trustworthy North Korean defector after her arrival in the US in 2014, is now openly questioning her credibility.
This is because propaganda only works if it doesn’t ring people’s cognitive alarm bells. You can’t slide propaganda down people’s throats if it triggers their critical thinking gag reflex. If you want to poison someone’s food, you can only pull off the deed if they don’t taste the poison or throw it up before it takes effect.
So most propaganda isn’t of the Yeonmi Park “communists are so poor that they have to eat mud and get out of the train and push it because there’s no electricity” variety. It’s subtle. It’s these tiny little adjustments where US allies are reported on more sympathetically than US enemies, claims made by unaligned governments are reported with much more scrutiny and skepticism than aligned governments, and the sins which take place within the US-centralized power structure are overlooked while those outside it are amplified and condemned.
We’ve been ingesting these tiny little manipulations all our lives like microplastics in our water supply, and they build up within our reality tunnels to significantly warp our perception of what’s going on in the world.
And the fact that it’s been so many tiny little lies over years and years means it’s a lot harder to extract all the perception management from our worldview once we’ve discovered that it’s happening. If it was just a few really big lies we could reorient ourselves toward truth fairly quickly just by recognizing them, but because it’s so very many tiny manipulations it takes years of sincere work to fully free yourself from all the distortions and false assumptions you grew up with.
But it’s worth doing, because positive change can only come from an awareness of what’s true, whether you’re talking about individuals or humanity as a whole. Our task as humans is to come to a truth-based relationship with reality to the furthest extent possible, and that means fearlessly diving headfirst into the long, hard slog of sorting out fact from fiction, one lie at a time, no matter how subtle.
@blackintheempir Reminder:
The performance of Patriot PAC3 system. Of HIMARS systems, and Switchblade systems have created massive international demand.
That 75* billion will be made back in arms sales and the creation of countless new jobs for working class Americans.
You against new jobs?
@blackintheempir Reminder:
The performance of Patriot PAC3 system. Of HIMARS systems, and Switchblade systems have created massive international demand.
That 75* billion will be made back in arms sales and the creation of countless new jobs for working class Americans.
You against new jobs?
🇺🇦:Ukraine
This poor civilian is the victim of physical and psychological torture on public roads.
Does the Universal Declaration of Human Rights not apply to Zelensky's clown regime!?
Where are AI, ICC and all other Organizations or Instruments in the defense of Humans!!?
#StandWithRussia
#AmnestyInternational
@visegrad24 Then Russia will have no choice but to defend herself, we in the West will soon trigger a nuclear all out war. Well done to the maniacs and clowns.
My exchange with Ukrainian acquaintance who fought on Ukrainian side and now refugee in Switzerland :
Him : "what do you think about latest events? "
Me : "fundamentals haven't changed, the West will fight Russia to the last Ukrainian..."
Him : "interested about surrogate mothers"?
Me 🤮
Ukraine now providing :
- cannon fodder for the West
- surrogate mothers for Western families
- cheap land for BlackRock
- experimental ground for Western weapons and for training / western military strategy
- Cheap/slave labor for Western corporations
- prostitutes for European brothels.
Slava stupidity/absurdity
....And there are still people that believe that the West cares about Ukraine.
A country used by the West, raped and soon to be discarded like a used condom