perspective of a Central/East Europe alternative

I still believe.
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"John Bald Eagle. MAGA, America First, ✝️, Christ is King, Unvaxxed,Pureblood"
卧槽,新商机:给 AI 配手机 把手机插在机架上 摄像头对着屏幕 机械臂握着触控笔操控手机 完美帮 Agent 绕开 App 风控 国外已经有人开始做了
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I'm so tired of the relentless cesspool of third world bots that is Xitter.
Replying to @akephalos_SK
So Ukrainians are closer to swarthy balkaners
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As long as I can remember, the European left has been wanted more public spending and the right has been arguing for reducing public spending, but no one is really concerned with creating wage growth, increasing private consumption and investment.
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Western Europe is 200 million people. Reversing post-2008 wage stagnation would create more demand for European producers than China trade ever did.
Unpopular opinion: Western European public sector is not too big, the private sector is too small!
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Nie ma dobrych rosjan. Są tylko źli i pojebani.
Będę kontrowersyjny. Czy nienawidzicie Rosji? Jako całości? Społeczeństwa rosyjskiego? Czy nienawidzicie też Białorusinów, Koreańczyków Płn? A może to ludzie, jak inni, mieli tylko pecha (jak teraz Polacy) znaleźć się pod rządami (...). I nie potrafili (...), jak teraz Polacy? 🤔
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Marta is asset of russian intelligence, I am aware. But you see how opportunistically such things are taken for normiecattle and usual concern trolls. Which is why I wrote earlier about embarrassing statement, which was written. Because it is selective concern trolling slop.
The Poles have a few questions for the mayor of Lviv about his beloved icon, Shukhevych, and his role in the killing of Polish women and children. And judging by how furious they are, this isn’t going to be a friendly little history lesson over coffee🤣 ---- The Wrocław City Council condemned the decision of Lviv regional councilors to declare 2027 the Year of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army and Shukchevych. An official appeal will be sent to Lviv City Hall demanding that Mayor Andriy Sadovyi clearly dissociate himself from this resolution. "I appeal to the authorities of our partner city to remember. I believe we should condemn such acts. If our partner city fails to reflect, we should consider terminating our partnership with Lviv in the future. Because the victims are calling for remembrance, not revenge" , Dominik Kłosowski of the Left Councilors Club says.
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Embarrassing statement. "without minorities" "without Roma". Did Braun write this?
💬 We want to make our Ukrainian friends aware that the kind of patriotism or nationalism represented by the UPA – that is, the desire to create an ethnically pure country, without minorities, without Jews, without Poles, without Czechs, without Roma – is unacceptable in modern Europe. And by espousing such an ideology, one cannot join the European Union. | Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs @sikorskiradek in an interview with @Radio_Rebeliant 📻
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They couldnt leave it as, "we have problem of glorification of UPA due to historical crimes against Polish civilians", instead adding in all this extra nonsense that nobody cares about. this "conversation" is just fatigue.
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I laugh out loud that Russian State actually pays for this kind of low level agitprop, that they try to deny existence of historical entities like Kievan Rus and then immedatiely write about historical entities like Kievan Rus.
🇺🇦 Zelensky invents a 1,000-year-old country Zelensky mocked the idea of starting the story in 1917 and claimed Ukraine existed before Russia. The facts say otherwise. 🔸️There was no state or people called "Ukraine" in Rus'. The state called itself Rus', and its people called themselves Rus'. "Ukraina" appears in the chronicles only as a word for a borderland, and "Kievan Rus" is a label coined by 19th-century historians. Russians, Ukrainians and Belarusians all trace their origins to the same Rus', with one dynasty, one Church and one written language. 🔸️According to the Primary Chronicle, Rus' statehood didn't begin in Kiev. Rurik began ruling in Ladoga and Novgorod in 862, both in today's Russia. Kiev only became the capital in 882, when Prince Oleg took it and called it the "mother of Rus' cities." Novgorod is a little older than Kiev, so Russia's history doesn't start with Moscow. 🔸️According to the chronicle, Prince Vladimir was baptized in Chersonesus in Crimea, in today's Sevastopol, before baptizing Kiev in 988. 🔸️The "thousand-year-old churches painted by Ukrainians"? The mosaics of Kiev's St. Sophia Cathedral were made by Byzantine Greek masters. Russia has its own 11th-century St. Sophia in Novgorod, built in 1045 to 1050. 🔸️Moscow is first mentioned in 1147, and its traditional founder Yuri Dolgoruky was a son of the Grand Prince of Kiev Vladimir Monomakh. Dolgoruky later became Grand Prince of Kiev himself. Moscow's rulers came from the same Rurikid dynasty that ruled Kiev, held power until 1598, and took the title "Sovereign of all Rus'." 🔸️After the Mongols destroyed Kiev in 1240, the head of the Church left Kiev for Vladimir in 1299 and later settled in Moscow. Kiev fell to Lithuania and then Poland, while Moscow gradually gathered the lands of Rus' around itself. 🔸️In 1654 the Cossack Hetmanate of Bogdan Khmelnitsky swore allegiance to the Russian Tsar at the Pereyaslavl Council. Poland formally recognized Kiev as Russian in 1686, after Moscow paid it 146,000 rubles. 🔸️The first state with "Ukraine" in its name was the Ukrainian People's Republic, proclaimed in November 1917. A month later, the Bolsheviks proclaimed Soviet Ukraine in Kharkov. 🔸️Today's borders were drawn by the Soviet Union. In 1919 the Bolsheviks merged the Donetsk-Krivoy Rog Republic, including Kharkov and Donbass, into Soviet Ukraine. Western Ukraine was added in 1939, northern Bukovina and southern Bessarabia in 1940, Transcarpathia in 1945, and Crimea in 1954. Strip out the shared history of Rus' and the Soviet gifts, and Zelensky's ancient Ukraine is 35 years old.
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NEW: Rosneft deep dive by Bloomberg News + Officials at Russia’s largest oil producer are concerned that even a few more months of the war with Ukraine could leave lasting damage across the business. + One of Rosneft’s biggest refineries, Ryazan, has been shut for more than half the time since it was first hit by Ukraine in May and has run well below full capacity when operating, according to damage assessments seen by Bloomberg. + Another, Syzran, has spent much of the past six months either completely shut or operating at less than a third of capacity, according to data reviewed by Bloomberg. The Tuapse refinery has been offline since April. + Ukraine is conducting repeat strikes on the refineries as soon as repairs are completed or nearing completion. The need to repeatedly repair damaged equipment is straining operations and causing costs to pile up to levels that Rosneft officials have privately warned cannot be sustained long-term. + Some plants have deliberately slowed repairs as a result, stretching work that should take days into weeks, according to people familiar with the matter. + Efforts to protect the facilities with shipping containers, nets and steel cables have proved ineffective against swarms of drones, company plans show. + The damage is particularly difficult to repair when strikes hit complex secondary units, whose parts would previously have been sourced from the West. It means relying on Russian-made copies and Chinese imports that can take months to obtain and are not always compatible with existing machinery. + It’s put Rosneft into financial trouble. Even before the ramping up of Ukraine’s drone campaign, the company saw a “perfect storm” for its finances. Since then, its profits are down and debt is rising despite what should have been a big windfall from the Iran war. + Moscow Credit Bank, which is linked to Rosneft, is showing signs of distress with $8 billion of problem loans. It highlights how both Russia’s energy and banking sectors are coming under strain at the same time, a dynamic causing concern to Russian finance officials. All this and much more in the full story here: bloomberg.com/news/features/…
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Most of my dislike for contemporary liberalism has everything to do with allowing for foreign and aggressive intelligence operations to fester almost unchecked across Western world.
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Look Palestine guy, if we're counting things falling from above on your leaders as signs your religionis fake, you might have to become Jewish.
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Is this "Christian Nationalist" angle just neo-communism or something?
Blessed to be in Serbia. Let’s keep it Christian☦️
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This guy is not serious person (self-hating cuck, no beliefs of his own etc), but worth mentioning here as I can see new wave of disinfo coming. PL's largest minorities are Ukrainians and Belarusians (non-EU immigrants). These are Slavic people who do not negatively impact state.
everyone sperged at me for calling Poland, just like the rest of the EU for what it is. Poland is not some based trad state. they are suffering from the same problems every other EU country faces. immigration, low birthrates, and are completely captured by the US.
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Fertility graph in PL is just normal alarmism over... pensions. Our population suffered terribly in 20th cent, and yet we are alive doing well. In Deluge, 60% of entire population was killed for example and yet... yep, still here.
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I see the infamous "Polish Connection" account in those comments, who parrots Braun ideology but it is Braun who wants to deport Slavic immigrants in PL and replace them en masse with Hindus.
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There is no argument you could make to ever get me to take side in Palestine. These people are historically and culturally enemies of Europe.
Replying to @iwantthemfree
My ancestor split your ancestor in half and it was the right thing to do
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Międzymorze może działać najlepiej jako forma emancypacji państw Nowej Unii względem Starej Unii, która pozwoli na potencjalne Zjednoczenie Europy o warunkach lepszych dla naszego regionu.
1. Wiecie co to jest? To jest największy koszmar na jawie dla USA, Rosji i po trosze Chin i Niemiec. Czy to możliwe? Dobre pytanie.
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Brauniarze nazywają każdego banderowcem kto śmie skrytykować rosję i pożytecznych idiotów którym marzy się ruski mir.
Replying to @Pol_610
Wyj faszystowski banderowcu, wyj :)
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Can somebody explain to me this phenomenon of 21st cent. political prostitution (e.g., Jackson Hinkle comes to mind). It's so obviously paid off that whole effect of the agitprop looks like a comedy rather than some serious effort at psychological persuasion. Who is audience?
These veterans fought so Serbia can stay Christian & safe. @DjokerNole you have a beautiful country full of amazing warriors. Glad to be here to support @avucic
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Outside of Twitter, none of these people are known to me. I'm assuming audience has to be 40+ year olds, largely uneducated. Posturing like this also seems like EZ bait for third world.
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