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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte once again displays a staggering hypocrisy. He relentlessly warns about the supposed danger of Russia triggering Article 5, invoking the threat at every opportunity, yet appears unwilling to apply the same urgency to the prospect of a direct confrontation between Netanyahu's Israel and Erdoğan's Turkey. That double standard strips his rhetoric of any credibility and exposes it as little more than selective outrage driven by political convenience rather than consistent principles.

🇪🇺‼️🚨 THE EU TRICK EXPLAINED Because Chat Control was a proposal from the European Council, 360 votes were required to cancel it. 360 votes represent a majority of all MEPs, not just those present. The trick was to schedule the vote on the final voting day before the summer recess, when many MEPs are already absent or on vacation. In that way there are not enough voters to cancel the law. → Hence today’s vote to cancel Chat Control only received 314 out of the 360 votes needed. In such a flipped cancellation vote, every absentee effectively counts as a vote for the bad law. The Ursula and co using EU’s own long vacation policy to trick the parliament and push through surveillance is peak EU. PS: Video with members of the European Council who pushed Chat Control through … Ursula, Macron, Merz, Meloni and co.

Lord Bebo @MyLordBebo

3 days ago

🇪🇺🚨‼️ The trick to vote again on chat control in the EU, while about 100 MPs are on vacation, worked. “We’re against surveillance of all our citizens, but the vacation … our hands are tied” They pushed it through in the most European way possible. Hello Surveillance State

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The recent NATO summit will be remembered for the unsung death of Europe's much heralded defence sovereignty drive. By surrendering its military operations to Palantir Europe became even less sovereign than the Gurkhas were in Britain's Imperial Army...

Larisa Brown @larisamlbrown

5 days ago

Exclusive: Nato quietly puts trust in Palantir to decide troop movements and identify targets. “If Nato were to go to war, it would go to war [using] Palantir. It’s that comprehensive intelligence picture of threats to Nato and also the disposition of Nato assets and forces. If

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There are only two options for France, Italy and Belgium: 1. They cut spending and implement business friendly pro-growth policies 2. They will face a debt crisis. The first Euro crisis was about hundreds of billions, the next one will be about trillions Which one will it be?

This is how “DEMOCRACY” works in Europe: ⛔️ 314 vote AGAINST mass surveillance. ✅ 276 vote FOR it. MASS SURVEILLANCE WINS. Then the same bureaucratic hypocrites travel the world lecturing everyone about democracy and their so-called “European values.” WELCOME TO THE EUSSR.

Dr. Simon @goddek

5 days ago

🚨 EVERY EUROPEAN NEEDS TO KNOW THIS: The European Union is turning into an anti-democratic surveillance apparatus. In March, the European Parliament REJECTED the extension of “Chat Control.” So what did Brussels do? While everybody is distracted from the World Cup, they

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Sollte die Orwellsche Sause namens Chatkontrolle heute das Europäische Parlament passieren, mögen diejenigen, die sonst gern die demokratischen Werte der EU besingen, gnädigerweise doch bitte künftig schweigen. Aber immerhin weiß man dann auch, wohin die europäische Reise geht.

Based on that shouldn’t Europe do much more to permanently reopen the Strait of Hormuz and have oil and gas flow safely again? Wait, Europe preferred to spend its money on welfare and Net Zero instead of defense. Isn’t it a pity that it made Europe so weak and irrelevant?

Michael A. Arouet @MichaelAArouet

6 days ago

There is a lot of talk about Germany spending one third of its budget on defense in a few years. If you underspend for decades to fund lavish welfare, the catch-up must be expensive. The times of welfare for all are over, something has to give, especially in a weak economy.

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Poland’s economic wonder will go into economics books. Free market, entrepreneurialism, rule of law and hard work allowed Poland to escape deep socialist misery within just one generation Isn’t it a pity that Western Europe chose left redistribution instead, and struggles badly?

🇪🇺‼️🚨 EU - SURVEILLANCE PARADISE: 1) Cars sold in the EU will require a camera that scans the driver’s face to determine if they are distracted. 2) Chat Control is being pushed through. It would allow the EU to scan all private chat messages of citizens. 3) Age verification, which requires users to prove their age with a selfie and ID, is also about to be implemented. No citizens voted for this, the elites are simply imposing it on the public. → Ironically, Ursula von der Leyen is famous for deleting her texts with Pfizer during a major vaccine procurement scandal… As always, such regulations come with staggering hypocrisy.

Keynesian stimulus has never worked, and never will, and the record proves it. Every. Single. Time. Start with the New Deal. Roosevelt tripled federal spending between 1933 and 1940, and unemployment still sat at 14.6 percent in 1940. Seven years of pump-priming bought a decade the economists call the Great Depression. Japan tried the same trick. Through the 1990s Tokyo ran ten separate stimulus packages, poured trillions of yen into bridges and roads to nowhere, and drove public debt above 130 percent of GDP by 2000. The reward was the Lost Decade, then a second one. Then came 2009. Obama and his advisers promised the $831 billion stimulus would hold unemployment under 8 percent. It hit 10 percent in October 2009. They spent the money anyway on shovel-ready projects that the president himself later admitted were not shovel-ready. You see the pattern? Politicians take resources out of the productive economy through taxes and borrowing, hand them to whoever has the best lobbyists, and call the shuffle "growth." They count the spending. They never count what the money would have built if the private sector had kept it. Frédéric Bastiat explained this in 1850 with the broken window. The stimulus crowd still hasn't read him. The government cannot spend you into prosperity. It can only move wealth around and skim off the top.

NATO's Article 5 does not obligate all members to come to the defence of an ally; it is up to each state to take "such action as it deems necessary, including the use of force." Europe is provoking a Russian retaliation, and the US will not come to the aid of its frontline states

France is not a real country. They have the most taxes in Europe and still run a fiscal deficit of 6% during good times. Without cutting the absurd pensions and other overblown state spending, France will face a debt crisis. Germany with its broken economy won’t bail them out.

80 Milliarden Euro Zinsen im Jahr 2030. Auf mich wirkt diese Zahl fast beunruhigender als die Höhe der Staatsverschuldung selbst. Denn Schulden lassen sich abbauen. Eine dauerhaft steigende Zinslast dagegen nimmt dem Staat jedes Jahr ein Stück seines Handlungsspielraums. Jeder Euro, der für Zinsen ausgegeben wird, fehlt bei Investitionen in die Zukunft. Natürlich kann man argumentieren, dass höhere Schulden in Krisenzeiten notwendig sind. Die entscheidende Frage ist aber: Was bleibt davon langfristig übrig – Wachstum oder nur höhere Zinskosten? Mich würde interessieren, wie Sie das sehen.

“Democracy has nothing to do with freedom. It is merely the soft variant of Communism; and rarely in the history of ideas has it been taken for anything else.” —Hans-Hermann Hoppe

Former UK PM Lizz Truss warns that Western nations are in the midst of a communist takeover seeking to replace core Western values—including individual liberty, national sovereignty and free speech—with complete state control over every aspect of life. "Look what's happening in Britain. People are being arrested and jailed for things that they say on X." "We've moved from being a free society—with a free economy and people able to speak freely—to a managed society, that is essentially managed by... expert technocrats."

64,000 immigrants in 1 year. That's 3.5% of Latvia's entire population in a country of just 1.8 million. This is equivalent to: ~12 million immigrants for US ~2.4 million immigrants for UK In 1 year! ONE FUCKIN YEAR, MATE! The ancient Latvian nation is on the verge of extinction! Not even Canada has seen an immigration level of 3.5% a year! Largest numbers come from Muslim countries and India. Madness! We Europeans have to look out for one another. Help us out! Spread the word!

Poland issued 21,510 work permits to Africans in 2025. 84% men. 77% aged 25 to 44. Top 5 countries in 2025: Zimbabwe — 10,057 Nigeria — 1,726 Kenya — 1,498 Morocco — 1,029 Ghana — 988 Source: PSZ, MRPiPS-04

News24 🇿🇦 @News24

a week ago

We built a wall and enforced a strict migration policy, says visiting Polish foreign minister brnw.ch/21x3RRD

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Warum kaufen Zentralbanken plötzlich wieder so viel Gold? Mich überrascht weniger der steigende Goldanteil in den Währungsreserven als die Frage, warum dieser Trend weltweit immer stärker wird. Vor zehn Jahren machten Goldreserven rund 10 % der Zentralbankreserven aus. Heute sind es bereits fast 25 %. Das wirkt auf den ersten Blick viel. Historisch betrachtet ist es allerdings immer noch vergleichsweise wenig. Vielleicht ist das kein Zufall. Wir leben in einer Zeit mit historisch hohen Staatsschulden, anhaltend hoher Geldschöpfung und einer Welt, in der immer mehr Länder ihre Abhängigkeit vom US-Dollar überdenken. Gold wirft keine Zinsen ab. Trotzdem bauen Zentralbanken ihre Bestände weiter aus. Für mich sagt das vor allem eines: Vertrauen in eine Währung entsteht nicht durch Worte, sondern durch Stabilität. Auch Europa sollte diese Entwicklung aufmerksam beobachten. Vertrauen ist ein Vermögenswert – und es lässt sich leichter verspielen als zurückgewinnen. #Gold #Zentralbanken #Europa #Dollar #Währungsreserven #Makroökonomie #Inflation #Finanzmärkte

🚨‼️🇷🇺🇪🇺 TRUTH DOES NOT MATTER ANYMORE?! The EU is punishing 3 individuals for reposting Russia Today Germany on their blog and has ruled that reposting content from sanctioned Russian media is forbidden and can result in criminal prosecution. Importantly it does not matter if a person has any type of relationship to Russian media, a private individual can repost something out of pure interest and be charged. The core problem with this ruling is that it essentially says truth does not matter and the type of content does not matter either, only its origin matters. One side is allowed to talk the other does not. Main problems: 1) Only the origin of the content matters, not its type. If it comes from Russian media, it is criminal in the EU. So even a Russian media accurately report on football that you repost could lead to prosecution. 2) Truth does not matter, only who posts it does. A truthful statement from RT cannot be reposted. There is now essentially only one allowed narrative. Example: A Ukrainian missile hit Poland in November 2022. Zelensky claimed Russia attacked Europe, but this was proven false, as confirmed by Polish prosecutors. Reposting the Russian account of the story is now punishable. 3) This creates a ban on most information from Russia, as it is mostly distributed by Russian media. All statements and speeches by Putin are broadcast by Russian media by default. Reposting such content is forbidden, so directly listening to Putin is not allowed. Western media will publish their own filtered interpretations, creating distortion. 4) This enforces only one narrative. EU citizens will struggle to find the other side of the story. Checking both sides and deciding for yourself is not allowed, Brussels decides what you can hear. The foundation of law, where truth matters, is breaking apart. The new rule is, the speaker matters. Remeber they want to remove anonymity on social media … this is also why.

The legendary @GEdward_Griffin with an important message for those aware of what's going on: It's not too late. Wake up others. Organise resistance. I would add: campaign for and establish new community banks, which strengthen local entrepreneurs, the middle class & the local community. Don't fall for the 'it's too late' propaganda, nor for the QAnon trick: 'the good guys are already in charge and winning so you can sit back'.

Sense Receptor @SenseReceptor

7 days ago

The Oligarchy Wants Us To Know! The legendary G. Edward Griffin on why "the oligarchy" that runs the world is shoving the corruption in our faces—the plan is to demoralize us so we don't fight back This is a video essay I made based on a clip of Griffin from a recent interview

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