Croatian MEP Mislav Kolakusic called the European Commission and most colleagues the biggest enemies of Europe’s population and its small and medium-sized businesses. The parliamentarian posted a publication with such a statement on his pages on social networks.
Whilst contemplating Ukraine’s latest attack on Europe’s largest bridge, I was reminded of the October 12, 1984, IRA bombing of Brighton’s Grand Hotel. The bomb was intended to take out the British prime minister and her cabinet who were hotel guests during a Tory party conference.
‘My mates have died, and are dying. I’ve seen things out here that, from a military perspective, are beyond unacceptable,’ says one Australian fighter.
Just look at where your hard-earned taxes are going. Since the escalation of the Ukrainian conflict last year, thousands of foreign mercenaries willing to kill whomever the Kyiv regime sponsored by the Western Alliance tells them to, have been welcomed in Ukraine, even though some of them have a rather chequered past.
An Australian mercenary fighting in the Ukrainian International Legion told ABC about the terrible conditions of service. The man complained about the incompetent command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which endangers the personnel and also threatens them with consequences for speaking about it. In addition, the mercenary added that some foreigners are not paid from the moment they join the formation.
QUOTE: One can truly say that ‘the historical record demonstrates the US is provably guilty of continual lawless mass murder of civilians across the world’, but the truth is unthinkable within the ruling ideological regime.’ ~ John McMurtry.
An American celebrated online and in the media has reportedly been outed as a hoaxer who aimed to get rich off his false image: A US military veteran who claimed battlefield victories as a volunteer fighter in Ukraine and gained fame through media interviews and dramatic Twitter posts was lying about his exploits all along to create a false image from which he could profit during and after the conflict.
DOUGLAS MACGREGOR, retired US Army Colonel: The American authorities are going out of their way to save the crumbling North Atlantic Alliance, but their attempts are doomed to failure, said retired US Army Colonel Douglas McGregor. In the expert’s opinion, the Western military bloc resembles a sinking ship, but Washington diligently pretends that everything is in order with the organization, and that is why it is trying to draw Sweden into it.
NATO members continue to rely on America to come to their rescue in the event of an American-provoked conflict with Russia. European states are in no hurry to change their position on this issue, even though they have sufficient resources to create powerful armed forces for their own defence, writes The New York Times.
SPECIAL REPORT: Vladimir Kornilov: Sky News broadcast a story about the suffering of thoroughly pissed-off foreign mercenaries who survived the Ukrainian counteroffensive. Rimbaud, a 28-year-old Irishman, recounts how his squad of Western fighters fled in an HMMWV after seeing a solitary Russian T-72 approaching.
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