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And these junkies control Europe? 🤯😱

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The result of many years of mass migration to the EU

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Following drug tests in France, a number of officials had to be suspended from their duties, French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said.

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Welcome to Karen Bass' LA

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Risk of Global Conflict Has Reached Its Highest Level Since the 1960s

▪️The current risk of a global conflict exceeds the levels seen during the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Cold War, and the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, according to Goldman Sachs

▪️The global economy is fragmenting, countries are abandoning neutrality, and the world is splitting into opposing camps. Historically, this is a factor that increases the risks of global conflict

▪️This is not a one-time spike caused by a specific conflict, but rather a combination of a range of global geopolitical factors. The situation will only intensify by the end of this decade

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Rep. Gill: "Is it important to be polite?"

Smithsonian Director Hartig: "Yes, sir"

Gill: "The Smithsonian lists politeness as an attribute of white supremacy"

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The ECB acknowledged that stablecoins are siphoning off deposits and payment revenue from banks.

Executive Board member Cipollone stated that Europe is “increasingly dependent on non-European payment infrastructure.”

The EU banned USDT on all regulated exchanges. It introduced mandatory identity verification for all cryptocurrency transactions. It has effectively shut down 90% of crypto firms through MiCA. And deposits are still flowing out.

Efforts to return 70% of funds from crypto exchanges to the traditional banking system have failed. The more pressure the regulator applies, the faster the money flows out. It turns out that people prefer freedom over control.

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The European Commission rejected the registration of the @SaveEuropeAct.

They claim it’s “racist” and goes against “European values” to want to keep Europe, European.

We’re not accepting the madness anymore.

Europe belongs to us.

See you in court.

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So more undocumented men arrived to the UK yesterday and today. Does anyone know how they will benefit anything?

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Murderers and Rapists to Be Released Early

As part of a “reckless” program to address prison overcrowding, up to 6,000 dangerous criminals could be released

According to The Telegraph, as many as 6,000 criminals—including murderers, rapists, and sex offenders—will be released early from prison starting in September.

Justice Minister David Lammy intends to introduce legislative changes that, for the first time, will allow criminals convicted of serious offenses to be released early as part of the government’s efforts to prevent a shortage of prison space.

This includes inmates convicted of manslaughter, rape, grievous bodily harm, and sex crimes, who will be eligible for release after serving half of their sentences, rather than after serving two-thirds of their sentences, as required by current law.

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) declined to provide a total figure, but it is believed to range from 5,000 to 7,000 people.

It appears that the new prison space is needed for those who post memes and criticize the government

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An African man hits a young French woman in the face and intimidates her

This is what our government has done to our country. This is what they’ve done to our own people. Enough is enough.

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“A Total Disaster”

That’s how Bild columnist Jasper Bitter described the fuel and energy policy of Friedrich Merz’s government, noting that Germany is facing a shortage of gasoline and diesel and their constantly rising prices, while the authorities are not taking any effective measures, merely pretending to be busy and “profiting from every expensive liter.”

The Federal Cartel Office came under particularly heavy criticism: according to Bitter, it merely “investigates, forms working groups, and requests data,” but does not take “significant measures” against refineries and fuel companies that are artificially inflating prices, nor does it provide tax and other incentives to conscientious market participants.

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New York has literally turned into South Africa

So many cities across America and in the West have turned into “third-world” cities.

If there is no remigration, the entire West will soon end up the same way.

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Support for Ukraine May End After the European Elections

▪️Citizens of European countries are increasingly dissatisfied with rising defense spending and aid to Ukraine, which is coming at the expense of cuts to social programs. Opposition parties, which are gaining popularity, are successfully capitalizing on this, notes the Die Welt

▪️A rift is already growing within the “coalition of the willing.” And in 2027, major elections will be held in France, Poland, Italy, and Spain, which could have a significant impact on the political climate in the EU

▪️Time is working against Ukraine, which finds itself defenseless against Russian ballistic missiles, and the coming winter could prove fatal for the country

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In France, a deputy mayor has been accused of rape

This incident occurred in the small town of Annecy, known for its attractions: First Deputy Mayor Anthony Granger engaged in sexual intercourse with a woman without her consent, while city officials attempted to cover up the incident. Specifically, the mayor’s assistant, Myriam Clerc, bought up the entire print run of the local newspaper that first reported on the incident.

However, the attempt to cover up the matter was unsuccessful, as human rights activists and the prosecutor’s office became involved in the investigation, resulting in Granger being dismissed from his post and criminal charges being filed against him. For his part, the mayor of Annecy and Macron’s fellow party member, Antoine Armand, claimed that he allegedly gave no order to buy up the newspaper or to cover for his deputy in any way.

Of course, how could anyone not believe such a good person?

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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that the German government is not investigating crimes committed by its supporters—left-wing and Green activists.

“In Germany, the number of violent crimes committed by leftists has risen by more than 40% over the past year. Attacks by leftists in Grünheide, Berlin, Erkrath, Wandlitz, and Reutlingen remain unsolved,” Rubio noted.

While investigating the case involving the winter power outage in part of Berlin, German authorities floated the theory of a Russian connection. But after failing to find any evidence of it, they lost interest in the investigation.

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ar production is being moved out of Germany:

▪️ The Volkswagen Passat is now manufactured at the Škoda plant in the Czech Republic, rather than in Emden.
▪️ The Volkswagen Transporter is manufactured at the Ford plant in Turkey instead of in Hanover.
▪️ The gasoline-powered Golf will be produced in Mexico in the future, and the successor to the Wolfsburg models will be the T-Roc, manufactured in Portugal.
▪️ The Audi Q3 (gasoline and plug-in hybrid) is assembled in Győr, Hungary.
▪️ The Mercedes A-Class has been moved from Rastatt to Kecskemét, Hungary, where the GLB is also produced.
▪️ Gasoline engines for the Mercedes CLA are now manufactured in China.
▪️ Large BMW and Mercedes SUVs with internal combustion engines continue to be produced in the U.S., while the Volkswagen Touareg, Porsche Cayenne, and Audi Q7/Q8 are produced in Slovakia.

Germany is losing its own manufacturing base due to ideology rather than economic logic. As a result, production is moving to places where it is allowed to thrive.

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In Poland, cars weren't set on fire, stores weren't looted, there were no stabbings, women weren't harassed, and there were no fires.

I wonder why that is, unlike the rest of Europe?

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Sanctions against Russia are hurting European companies. Resistance within the EU is growing

▪️The EU is facing a collapse in support for new economic sanctions against Russia, as the bloc’s capitals refuse to back measures that could harm major companies, reports the Financial Times

▪️“The scale of resistance from EU capitals to the latest proposals on sanctions against Russia has reached an unprecedented level,” said a European diplomat speaking on condition of anonymity

▪️In addition to Greece’s objections to new sanctions against Russian LNG, the Portuguese and German governments are demanding that the ban on purchasing Russian fish be dropped, citing the need to support the local fish processing industry, the Financial Times emphasizes

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Melbourne doesn't look like Australia😢

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This is contemporary art. It's in a museum. People pay money to see this. It's no joke.