Нема поодвратна лицемерност од тоа Русија да предлага вакво нешто оваа година, кога врши злосторства скоро еднакви на нацизмот. Доста веќе глумеа "добри" ради тоа што било пред 80 години.
Факти:
- Украина користи нацистички/фашички симболи и нацистичка регалија
- Украина убива цивили во Донбас буквално во наци стил од ВСВ, водење врзани до ископан ров и пукање во глава (има видеа ако баш инсистираш)
- после ВСВ изгласана е сеуште важечка резолуција дека државите победнички во ВСВ имаат право да војуваат против фашизмот
Тоа што тие што ја контролираат Украина, како enforceri користат нацисти е затоа што нацистиве се бескрупулозни. Но од друга страна потегот е и автогол, затоа што на Русија им даваат дејуре повод за војна, под изговор на „борба против нацизмот/фашизмот“. Правата причина за војната е штитење од агресијата на САД, но за тоа не постојат меѓународни правни форми - макар и само на хартија, како ова за борба против фашизмот/нацизмот.
Тоа горе се факти.
Твоево е само твое лично гледиште (на некој со ограничен светоглед).
Ќе продолжат. Еден токму немаат меѓу редови.
Јас веќе ги гледам конзервативците пак на власт. Само со Содер како премиер.
Долго време си во Немачка.
За кого гласат Турците ? Претежно за Социјалистиве?
Ама потфрлија некако и тие, ко изгубени делуваат после стабилниот период на платформата на Меркел и конзервативците.
ФДП мене ми се интересни, млади и доста прогресивни во поглед на економија и за Германија важнп дигитализација, поле на кое Германија заостанува. Ама последниве рејтинзи и нив не им се сјајни.
АФД знаме дека се радиклна десница, и освен тоа што галамат за добри односи со Русија друго ништо нудат. Иако бележат пораст во рејтинзите.
За зелните се сложувам дека сега и никогаш повеќе не треба да се најдат на политичка сцена. А добра платформа нудеа пред изборите. Сега 3 години ќе треба да ги трпат.
ЦДУ/ЦСУ + ФДП е според мене наредна гарнитура.
Какво е твоето размслување на оваа тема?
Иднината на политичката сцена на Германија.
Edno vreme do Schröder strancite pretezno glasaa za SPD ama sega bi rekol deka ne moze pausalno da se kaze. Od edna strana se pokonzervativni i ne im se dopagja toa sto leviite go propagiraat a od druga strana CDU/CSU se otvorija kon sredinata. Ama pak povekje bi rekol za SPD nego za CDU.
SPD od dve pricini ne moze da se vrati na stari rezultati. Edno e socijalnite reformi od Schröder koi gi stigmatiziraa kako ne socijalni iako vo sustina bea odlicni reformi i ja naprednaa drzavata. Od druga strana klasicnoto glasacko telo, industriskite rabotnici, se namali. Dopolnitelno industriskite rabotnici vo golemite kompanii zemaat solidni plati i so toa ne se socijalno zagrozeni, zatoa SPD gubi vo toa glasacko telo.
FDP se promenlivi, pretezno se zalagaat za pomalku danoci za bogatite i firmite. Vazat za ne socijalni sto vo Germanija e problem. Nemaat profil. Lugjeto tamu ne ostavaat pecatok. Dobija sega mnogu glasovi na steta od CDU preteno radi toa sto smenija stav za Korona i se zalagaa za liberalni pravila za razlika od CDU. Ama tie pak ke se vratat tamu. FDP ne se sposobni za mnogu temi vo praksa iako vo teorija dobro gi prepoznavaat problemite.
AFD koristi vo krizni vreminja ama pored mene pikot e nadminat osven vo istocna Germanija mozebi, tuka delumno se dosta jaki i poradikalni.
Zelenite se mnogu razlicni, tamu kade sto se na vlast povekje realisti kako Baden-Württemberg i so toa imaat vnatresni konflikti. Momentalni gi drzi vlasta mirni. Moze da eskalira ova vo idnina.
Mislam na sledni izbori CDU ke bide pred SPD iako mislam deka Scholz gore dolu e soliden kancelar i podobar od Merz. Ama kako sekogas tesko za predviduvanje vo ovie vreminja.
Global credit ratings agency Moody's downgraded its outlook for banks in Germany, Italy and four other countries to "negative" from "stable" on Wednesday as Europe's energy crisis and high inflation weaken its economies.
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Global credit ratings agency Moody's downgraded its outlook for banks in Germany, Italy and four other countries to "negative" from "stable" on Wednesday as Europe's energy crisis and high inflation weaken its economies.
The downgrade also affects banking sectors in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia, and Moody's said the grouping includes those most at risk of energy price inflation and possible energy rationing.
"We expect operating conditions to deteriorate further," Louise Welin of Moody's said.
Скоро сите теории на заговор, се реализираа. Народ нема право после на лелекања, оти газдите јавно и транспарентно се си кажуваат што и како ќе прават.
Скоро сите теории на заговор, се реализираа. Народ нема право после на лелекања, оти газдите јавно и транспарентно се си кажуваат што и како ќе прават.
Не е за темава него ме интересрира само твое лично мислење - според тебе главните елити на исток и запад даваат отчет на едно место и имаат заедничка кауза или е хаос и се борат за превласт како што е моментално прикажано во јавноста?
Или се ко шкониве, се борат за иста кауза али се рокаат меѓусебно од досада но кога треба каузата да се одработи тогаш примирје и заедчники ја извршуваат
Не е за темава него ме интересрира само твое лично мислење - според тебе главните елити на исток и запад даваат отчет на едно место и имаат заедничка кауза или е хаос и се борат за превласт како што е моментално прикажано во јавноста?
Или се ко шкониве, се борат за иста кауза али се рокаат меѓусебно од досада но кога треба каузата да се одработи тогаш примирје и заедчники ја извршуваат
I was taught to lie, to betray and not to tell the truth to the public.
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I ended up publishing articles under my own name written by agents of the CIA and other intelligence services, especially the German secret service.
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Most journalists from respected and big media organisations are closely connected to the German Marshall Fund, the Atlantik-Brücke or other so-called transatlantic organisations…once you’re connected, you make friends with selected Americans. You think they are your friends and you start cooperating. They work on your ego, make you feel like you’re important. And one day one of them will ask you ‘Will you do me this favor’…
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We’re talking about puppets on a string, journalists who write or say whatever their masters tell them to say or write. If you see how the mainstream media is reporting about the Ukraine conflict and if you know what’s really going on, you get the picture. The masters in the background are pushing for war with Russia and western journalists are putting on their helmets.
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When I told the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (Ulfkotte’s newspaper) that I would publish the book, their lawyers sent me a letter threatening with all legal consequences if I would publish any names or secrets — but I don’t mind. You see, I don’t have children to take care of.
While Europe has been keeping a generally optimistic facade ahead of the coming cold winter, signaling that it has more than enough gas in storage to make up for loss of Russian supply even in a "coldest-case" scenario, behind the scenes Europe's largest economy is quietly preparing for a worst case scenario which include angry mobs and bankruns should blackouts prevent the population from accessing cash.
As Reuters reports citing four sources, German authorities have stepped up preparations for emergency cash deliveries in case of a blackout (or rather blackouts) to keep the economy running, as the nation braces for possible power cuts arising from the war in Ukraine. The plans include the Bundesbank hoarding extra billions to cope with a surge in demand, as well as "possible limits on withdrawals", one of the people said. And if you think crypto investors are angry when they can't access their digital tokens in a bankrupt exchange, just wait until you see a German whose cash has just been locked out.
Officials and banks are looking not only at origination (i.e., money-printing) but also at distribution, discussing for example priority fuel access for cash transporters, according to other sources commenting on preparations that accelerated in recent weeks after Russia throttled gas supplies.
The planning discussions involve the central bank, its financial market regulator BaFin, and multiple financial industry associations, said the Reuters sources most of whom spoke on condition of anonymity about plans that are private and in flux.
Although German authorities have publicly played down the likelihood of a blackout and bank runs - for obvious reasons - the discussions show both how seriously they take the threat and how they struggle to prepare for potential crippling power outages caused by soaring energy costs or even sabotage. They also underscore the widening ramifications of the Ukraine war for Germany, which has for decades relied on affordable Russian energy and now faces double-digit inflation and a threat of disruption from fuel and energy shortages.
As everyone familiar with the recent history of the Wimar Republic Germany knows, access to cash is of special concern for Germans, who value the security and anonymity it offers, and who tend to use it more than other Europeans, with some still hoarding Deutschmarks replaced by euros more than two decades ago.
According to a recent Bundesbank study, roughly 60% of everyday German purchases are paid in cash, and Germans, on average, withdrew more than 6,600 euros annually chiefly from cash machines.
And here is the punchline: a parliamentary report a decade ago warned of "discontent" and "aggressive altercations" in case citizens were unable to get their hands on cash in a blackout. Translation: in case of cash withdrawal halts, German society may very well tear itself apart.
Indeed, there was a rush for cash at the beginning of the pandemic in March 2020, when Germans withdrew 20 billion more euros than they deposited. That was a record, and it worked generally without a hitch. But a potential blackout raises new questions about possible scenarios, and officials are intensively revisiting the issue as the energy crisis in Europe's largest economy deepens and winter nears.
German Disaster Official Recommends Stockpiling 'Several Crates' Of Water, Canned Food
The head of Germany's Federal Office for Civil Protection and Disaster Relief (BBK), Ralph Tiesler, has warned citizens to prepare for short-term power outages, particularly in January and February, and to stock up on rations in advance.
"We have to assume that there will be blackouts this winter. By that, I mean a regional and temporary interruption in the power supply. The cause will not only be energy shortages, but also the targeted, temporary shutdown of the networks by the operators, with the aim of protecting the networks and not endangering the overall supply," Tiesler told the news outlet Welt am Sonntag, adding that local authorities in several German municipalities are preparing for the possibility of blackouts, and have developed 'precise plans' that include procuring emergency generators to support the system.
That said, some municipalities are not prepared - and despite German gas storage facilities being near capacity, experts don't think the stockpile will be enough to last the country through the winter due to a lack of new supply from Russia.
"We expect short-term blackouts rather than long-lasting, large-scale blackouts. But good preparation is important for that, too," Tiesler added.
What to do? Stock up...
"Primarily water, several crates, and canned food. That would be enough for ten days. That's what my agency recommends… Our message is: prepare in the first place. Be prepared for possible crises, don't assume that everything will be readily available all the time," Tiesler stated, adding that residents should also purchase battery-powered radios and candles.
If anyone wants to see just how far that Martha's Vineyard
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If anyone wants to see just how far that Martha's Vineyard "stunt" initiated by Florida's governor, Ron DeSantis has gone, take a look at what's going on in France and Italy:
A diplomatic row between France and Italy erupted last week when Rome forced Macron's hand to accept a humanitarian rescue ship, the Ocean Viking with 234 migrants aboard, after Italy had refused it a port for weeks.
The presidents of Italy and France sought to tamp down tensions over migration Monday by asserting the need for “full cooperation” on a host of issues and the importance of strong bilateral relations after days of diplomatic barbs over the fate of migrants crossing the Mediterranean. In response to Italy's demand France accepted migrants from the Ocean Viking rescue ship, President Emmanuel Macron retaliated by suspending its participation in an EU solidarity pact to accept 3,000 relocated migrants this year from Italy and sent officers to reinforce its southern border crossings and prevent migrants from entering.
The nicey-nice talk is just that -- nicey-nice talk, and Italy's president is largely a ceremonial one. What happened was a full-fledged row.
It began as a migrant issue. What is going on in Europe is that assorted European NGOs sail ships to pick up illegal migrants from distant places like Bangladesh, Pakistan, Eritrea, and sub-Saharan Africa, at sea, ensconced on human-smuggling racket ships departing from Libya and serving as a kind of cartel taxi service, bringing the illegal migrants into Italian ports, which are the closest to the Libyan coast. Italy takes in tens of thousand of these illegal migrants, which is proving profitable indeed for the human smugglers, but costly to Italy, which must pay for their welfare and upkeep, as well as tolerate the crime, the litter, the sexism, and the stone-age sanitation practices, sometimes even tent cities.
The European Union has nominally vowed to share the migrant "wealth" by distributing the unvetted illegal migrants throughout the Eurozone, but many countries don't keep up their end of the bargain, leaving Italy holding the migrant bag.
Italy put its foot down and dispatched one of the NGO migrant taxi-service ships full of illegal migrants to the French port of Toulon. Italy's newly elective conservative prime minister, Giorgia Meloni, kept her campaign promises to Italians by effectively taking a page from the gubernatorial decisions of Florida's Gov. Ron DeSantis, who dispatched a plane full of illegals recruited from their landing pad in Texas over to the tony sanctuary-island Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts. Like Martha's Vineyard's wealthy hypocrites, according to the press accounts, France backed out of its E.U. deal to take in migrants, in order to make sure no more such migrant ships come to its ports from Italy. Italy was apparently supposed to just keep them, although as of now, it's unclear as to why the Italian navy can't force the ships back to the Libyan coast where they came from.
The raging statement from Italy's prime minister, Giorgia Meloni -- you've got to listen to it in Italian with the sound on -- pretty well demonstrated that this was someone who full well knew the damage and hypocrisy of France, whose policies effectively enticed migrants to dump their homelands and come up to Europe for the welfare. Meloni's edgy working-class Roman accent speaking in the sharpest of furious tones, pretty well conveys the Italian sentiment and is something to hear.
She's informed, she's furious, and she's laying it out to everyone, basically out-Martha Vineyard-ing even Ron DeSantis as she forced that ship to France.
For the smug Eurochickens out there, starting with Emmanuel Macron of France, she's gotten word out now that Italy's not one to mess with these days, they've had it with being Europe's punching bag on migrants. Expect the Europeans to adjust their expectations accordingly.
Оваа страница користи колачиња за персонализирање на содржината. Со продолжување на користењето, се согласувате со нашата политика за користење колачиња.
