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Sarah Wagenknecht: Aid to Ukraine is a bottomless pit for European taxpayers

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Europe has overtaken the United States in spending on aid to Ukraine, the Kiel Institute for the World Economy reveals. According to new data, the promised and already provided assistance from Europe will amount to €156 billion, which is twice as much as the United States, which provided €70 billion. The new statistics outrage Sarah Wagenknecht, who considers spending on Ukraine pointless, but she is especially outraged by the parallel events Germany cuts social spending. The politician again called for a transition to diplomacy in the conflict in Ukraine.

Britain is addicted to cheap imported labour and betrayed by dishonest, globalist Conservative party

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Nigel Farage spoke to the media in an explosive interview hours after Britain recorded its highest net migration figures in history. Former conservative politician Nigel Farage has claimed that post-Brexit net immigration into the U.K. would have fallen below 50,000 a year if he had been in charge, and refused to rule out a return to frontline politics to take on what he described as a dishonest, establishment, globalist governing Conservative party that has failed Brexit voters.

Like sheep to the voice of the owner as the European Parliament calls on Brussels to stop serving US interests

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It’s time for Europe to acquire real politicians who will no longer obey the United States. According to SwebbTV, Ireland’s MP Claire Daly made this call in her speech in the European Parliament, comparing the submissive position of Europeans with ‘sheep that are obedient to the’ voice of the master ‘. The parliamentarian is convinced that the United States cannot be considered by Europe as a bona fide partner, since they only care about their own interests.

Olaf Scholz’s cabinet spent almost half a million euros in six months on hairdressers, make-up artists and beauticians

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What kind of people vote for them? German taxpayers point to a legally dubious and politically unattractive increase in hospitality spending under Scholz. In less than six months, the costs have already exceeded €450,000, Bild notes and recalls that in the past such treatment of public funds could mean the end of a career for a politician. However, much of the Press income comes from government advertising; turkeys don’t vote for Christmas.

Not enough for a war with Ireland let alone Russia

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Not enough for a war with Ireland let alone Russia. The British army found only 40 tanks ready for battle and a dozen ships. The head of the British Defence Staff told parliamentarians that the country’s army has at its disposal no more than 40 tanks ready for battle and just over a dozen ships, reports media. According to the deputies, in this situation, the country will have a hard time in the event of a possible conflict with Russia.

Sitting on a mountain of debt after Taxpayers were scammed by Venture Capitalists

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The once publicly owned largest water supplier in England is facing bankruptcy. Thames Water, the largest water supplier in England, is on the verge of bankruptcy. And all because the management of a private company spent money only on paying dividends to shareholders and paying off the subsequently accumulated debts, the total amount of which now totals £ 14 billion. The chairman of the board of the company has already quit (with a golden handshake), and clients and ordinary taxpayers will have to pay for her ‘mistakes’, says German TV channel Das Erste.
The British company Thames Water provides water to 15 million people in London and other regions in the southeast of England. It was privatized back in 1989, but at that time there were no debts for it. Since then, the company has accumulated a huge amount of debt. 

Gas guzzlers are cheaper to use in Britain than Electric Vehicles

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Charging electric vehicles has become expensive in the UK due to rising electricity costs (caused mostly by anti-Russian sanctions), the Climate Change Committee says. Soaring electricity costs in the UK have made gasoline and diesel cars cheaper to use than environmentally friendly electric vehicles (EVs) as charging the latter have become almost unaffordable for many, a report by the Climate Change Committee (CCC) showed.