Blago nama...
Das würde mich sehr misstrauisch machen.
Wahl ist Wahl, aber wenn ich Studentenliste lese und Uschi gratuliert und Hilfe verspricht. Nunja, haben es in anderen Staaten gesehen.
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Najveca pobeda ovih izbora je gasenje zauvek Djilasa, Dacica, Marinike i ostalih olosa!
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ISRAEL is behind the psyop blaming the FRENCH protests on Muslims. Zionists are on national television spreading lies about synagogues being burned but not mosques. All the large hasbara accounts are parroting this with identical posts and scripts. Stay informed. Recognise what psyops and propaganda look like.
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Dvostruki standardi:
Kada su bile (nasilne) demonstracije u Hong Kongu, zapad je demonstrantima pružio svu pomoć.
Kada su protesti stigli na ulice EU, retorika se vratila na bezbednost, javni red, vladavinu prava – i neophodnu represiju.
When protesters in Hong Kong took to the streets against Beijing, Western capitals championed democracy and human rights, offering political support for their cause.
But when protests and unrest reached the streets of Europe itself, the rhetoric shifted back to security, public order, the rule of law—and repression.
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Europeans pushing hard to light up World War III on the European continent. Last World War caused 40 million casualties. These people should be locked up for life.
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Zapadne vrednosti:
"Spalili su naše biblioteke
Ukrali zlato
Odsekli nam ruke
Kastrirali muškarce
Silovali žene
Primorali nas na rad do smrti
Ukrali nam decu
Izbrisali imena
Zabranili jezike.
Onda su u svojim knjigama rekli da nemamo istoriju.
Ove glave nisu ukras. One svedoče"
They burned our libraries. Stole our gold. Cut off our hands. Castrated our men. Raped our women. Worked us to death. Stole our children. Drew borders through our families. Erased our names. Banned our languages.
Then wrote books saying we had no history.
These heads are not decoration. They are memory. They are witnesses.
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U suštini je danas sve isto kao i pre sto, dvesta, hiljadu ili pet hiljada godina. Naša nesreća je što imamo ovu tehnologiju, pa to pratimo uživo. I pokušavamo da ostanemo normalni.
Blaženo neznanje.
Čini se da onima koji povlače poteze nije cilj da uzmu naftu nego da svijet ostane bez nje.
Cilj je siromaštvo, glad i bijeda.
,,Ključni faktor Evropske konkurentnosti je bio jeftini gas iz Rusije.
To se završilo 1922 g.
Veliko tržište za našu robu je bila Kina. I toga više nema.
Danas svaki dan gubimo 1 milijardu £ u trgovini sa Kinom.
Njemacka je do '25 još izvozila za Kinu.
I to je prošlost."
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French President Macron:
A key factor in European competitiveness was very cheap gas coming from Russia. That ended in 2022.
But our great export market was China. That is over too. Europe now has a trade deficit with China. Today, every day, we lose €1 billion in trade with China.
Two years ago, several countries were still net exporters. Germany, for example, remained a net exporter to China until 2025. That is over — even for Germany.
Dodju i okupiraju ti zemlju, izvlače sve što mogu 23 godine i postave stvari tako da sav novac dolazi njima u NY i onda se ,,povlače".
Obavili su posao jer kod koga je novac taj odlučuje i upravlja.
Pa se vi divite zapadu a ovamo se borite za prava i slobodu.
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The US🇺🇸 has finally withdrawn all of its troops from Iraq🇮🇶, 23 years after its disastrous invasion and occupation.
But Iraq will still not have complete sovereignty: since the 2003 invasion, Iraq’s oil revenues were placed into the Development Fund for Iraq (DFI), held at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
For years, Washington sent Baghdad pallets of cash on cargo flights derived from the oil sales.
To this day, custody of oil revenues at the New York Fed remains in place today as an account of the Central Bank of Iraq and gives Washington the ability to essentially control Iraqi politics and the economy.
Earlier this year, the US threatened to stop Iraq from receiving its oil revenues if parties it considers ‘pro-Iran’ were included in the new Iraqi government, despite the fact the formation of the new government was based on a democratic election which took place in November 2025.
When the US claimed it would bring ‘democracy’ to Iraq, it was code word for US domination. US troops, despised by the Iraqi population, may finally be leaving, but Washington’s leverage over Baghdad remains.
