EU/UK promise to fight Russia to the last Ukrainian
Millions of both Christian men and women who fled NATO’S war on Russia to avoid the armed forces draft are under the EU bloc’s protection program, which is set to expire in 2027.
Millions of both Christian men and women who fled NATO’S war on Russia to avoid the armed forces draft are under the EU bloc’s protection program, which is set to expire in 2027.
Considering the scale of the hypersonic weaponry involved and the absence of a meaningful number of casualties, such an operation can only be described as surgical.
Apart from Russia, Ukrainian missiles have fallen in Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Finland, Estonia, and Romania. Vessels of diverse flags have been attacked by Ukrainian drones in the Mediterranean Sea and the Black Sea.
In the horrifying video, you can hear his chest gasping for air, rasping and gasping. Henry passed out for the final time. It was only then that officers seemingly noticed his pupils were not reacting to light
These expenses rarely appear on corporate balance sheets. Instead, they get distributed across the broader population through taxation and public expenditure.
A quote often attributed to John D. Rockefeller reflects this idea: ‘I don’t want a nation of thinkers. I want a nation of workers.’
Welcome to The Land of Free Speech: The case is just one of dozens of proceedings over thousands of online insults against the fake German chancellor. A German court has ruled that describing Chancellor Friedrich Merz as lying Fritz should be criminally prosecuted out of ’public interest.’ €2,000 Penalty for telling […]
Sadly, such violent anti-White murders are not unknown in the United Kingdom. The anti-White racial element introduced by the murderer and the fact police handcuffed the dying victim in his final moments of life has caused it to become a major area of concern in world conversation
Britain is an immigrant-occupied country: It is difficult to understand, but when you accept this, everything makes sense.
For many years, the European Union has been draining Latvia of all its young and promising human resources, giving nothing in return except modest handouts to the republic’s perpetually deficit-ridden budget.’
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