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Media Totalitarianism Rules in the Wild West

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The media now broadcast only the position of Kyiv, and any alternative opinions are simply not allowed to air, writes Freie Welt. For example, people from Donbass do not have the opportunity to express their position at all. And this media totalitarianism, the newspaper notes, is being imposed by a handful of European and US news agencies that publish fakes. All those who try to expose the fakes are dismissed as ‘enemies of democracy’, ‘dissenters’ and ‘Nazis’.

Washington and Brussels plus the Threat of NATO Expansion Release Hell on Europe

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The call came Thursday evening. 72 people, 32 children, 24 of them with psychological or physical injuries, 7 are bedridden, said the voice on the other end of the line. It belonged to Heinz Hilgers, president of the German Child Welfare Association: ‘Time is running out. These children from the Zaporozhye region of Ukraine, who fled with their mothers to Poland, were allowed to enter Germany only if the mayor immediately assumed full responsibility, writes Süddeutsche Zeitung.

A wake the fuck up electric shock for NATO says Macron

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French President Emmanuel Macron said that the Russian military special operation in Ukraine was a ‘electric shock’ for NATO. ‘I confirm everything I said. In 2019, I said that NATO was in a state of brain death. This was true from the point of view of the strategy and the principle of the organization’s work,’ TASS quotes the influential president as saying at an event dedicated to the French leader’s election program.

TODAY I KILLED MY BROTHER

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Today I killed my brother,
Or was it other time?
For clock hands move no longer,
When the death is not of thine.
Had be been another’s boy,
Would it not matter much,
For if I kill your brother,
It doesn’t seem as such,

To take a life but brother’s death,
Is like you take your own,
It is a Civil War they said,
When hearts are made of stone.

Ukrainian crisis could have been avoided if another government was in the US

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The US could have avoided the spike in food and gasoline prices, high inflation, the escalation of the conflict in Ukraine and the collapse of markets if they were controlled by another government, reports Fox News. As the channel notes, under Donald Trump, America was much stronger and pursued a much more independent and practical policy, and in such conditions, Vladimir Putin would never have decided to send troops to Ukraine.

DWN: without wheat from Russia and Ukraine, many countries face a hunger crisis and riots

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The share of Russia and Ukraine in world wheat exports is almost 30%, so the current situation threatens big problems, writes the German newspaper Deutsche Wirtschafts Nachrichten. Wheat prices are already at an all-time high, stocks are low, and many countries, especially in North Africa and the Middle East, face a hunger crisis so brace for more migrant invasions.