AdamGhostTrapper
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AdamGhostTrapper
@A_GhostTrapper
I’m one of the most fearless and successful investigator of paranormal activities in the world.
New York, USA Joined Nisan 2019
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Both Spain & Ukraine share responsibility for not having done much for him. Mariano wasn't a rich businessman, or a spy. He was an old man. A few thousand euros would have been enough to pay the russians to release him. But then it was too late. I hope his suffering has ended.
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On March 19 2022, Mariano Calatayud was kidnapped by FSB thugs in russian occupied Kherson, minutes before entering his wife's flat. During these years i knocked on some doors in 🇪🇸, who have the official obligation to help in these cases, but nobody cared. Details of his case ⬇️
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@ChurchillFella "we are the same" yes, #Decolonization of Moscow🇷🇺 empire is the only way to end Moscow wars of conquest, And I don’t mean putin´s imperialism, but Moscow imperialism in general , from navalny, kara-murza and solzhenitsyn to dugin, and brodsky.
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Russian "opposition leaders" claim it's hard psychologically and morally for Russians to kill Ukrainians.
Well, they're either blindsided or acting on orders from Kremlin.
This genocidal war supported by 70% of Russians, if not more.
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@AdrianSkog80909 @ChurchillFella The 🇷🇺horde has never changed — just traded one set of ‘oriental’ court fashions for another while keeping the same old predatory imperial habits. youtu.be/8ER-RI3GO_M english.alarabiya.net/features/2018/…
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@A_GhostTrapper @ChurchillFella the pigs ate the german girls after rape. Was it on orders from Bolsjeviks ?
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War crimes are in the blood of Russian orcs. In Finland, NKVD gangs raided hundreds villages, raping, killing and mutilating civilians, including women, pregnant women and kids.
You can check for yourself the Seitajärvi, Lokka and other massacres. Images too horrific to post here.
They do the same in Ukraine.
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The Treasury Department added Cuba to a list of countries restricted from taking delivery of Russian oil after a tanker of the fuel appeared to be headed to the island, which is under a US naval blockade bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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@business Russia should escort it with warships.
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Maybe Hungary should be part of Russia instead…
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Devana 🇺🇦@DevanaUkraine
⚔️ Russians Fear the Peoples They Once Conquered A Russian man recently confessed that he cannot confront a Chechen who humiliates him — because, as he said, “the words of a Chechen are law for Russians.” It sounds absurd, but it reveals the deepest truth about Russia today: a nation that once enslaved others has become enslaved by its own fear. And as strange as it sounds, this is not rare. The last countries Russia fully occupied were Dagestan and Chechnya. In both cases, Russia lost the first wars, signed peace treaties, rebuilt its forces, and then attacked again. Today, Russians are terrified of both Dagestanis and Chechens. Dagestan regularly “rebels” — Russia calls it “terrorism,” but in reality, it’s resistance to occupation. I’ve spoken with Russians — they’re afraid to say a single word against a Dagestani. And if you’ve ever seen Russian protests, you’ll notice the only ones who actually fight the police are Dagestanis. Even in the Russian army, Dagestanis dominate everyone. Russia’s military tradition of “dedovshchina” (when older soldiers abuse the younger ones) turns upside down when Dagestanis are involved — they dominate all Russians. Russian social media is full of photos and videos showing this. Chechnya’s case is slightly different. The son of a Chechen general, Ramzan Kadyrov, betrayed his father and his people, siding with Putin. That’s the Kadyrov you know — a man who maintains control through dictatorship and terror, in exchange for Kremlin money. Russians fear him too — Putin himself didn’t dare visit Chechnya for years, and only went for the first time after Ukraine liberated the Kursk region. He had to — a massive internal conflict was breaking out between “Chechens” (the Kadyrovites) and Russian troops and FSB forces, almost turning into civil war. Real Chechens, however, despise the Kadyrovites and clearly separate themselves from them. They call themselves simply Chechens — and fight for Ukraine on Ukrainian soil. Both Dagestanis and Chechens still remember their identity and long for independence. They see this war as a chance to reclaim it. And for Ukraine — that’s the best possible outcome: a Russia that collapses, and its occupied nations finally gain freedom. If @realDonaldTrump, @POTUS, or @WhiteHouse truly wanted to change history, they could help make it happen. Trump could become not just a hero for one country — but the man who broke the Russian Empire. He’d earn not only the Nobel Peace Prize, but also statues and streets named after him — in Ukraine, Chechnya, and Dagestan.
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🖋️ "A memorial to national independence, Trafalgar Square belongs to us all. To use it as a stage for this act of domination and division is completely wrong," writes Nick Timothy MP (@NJ_Timothy).
Read more here ⬇️
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/03/1…
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@Rothmus With great power comes great responsibility. If America simply sits back and allows dictators free rein, they will eventually threaten America's very existence—just as the Bolshevik imperialists did between 1917 and 1987.
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“Decolonizing Shakespeare” is an impressive achievement.
A man who died in 1616, never left England, and wrote about imaginary kings… is now part of a global colonial system.
Truly a mastermind.
The problem isn’t Shakespeare. It’s the need to force every piece of culture into “oppressor vs oppressed,” even when it makes no sense.
And once you adopt that framework, it doesn’t stop at playwrights.
It keeps expanding until entire groups of people get reassigned roles in the story.
We’ve seen how that ends.
If the goal is multiculturalism, here’s a thought: introduce people to more cultures instead of tearing one down.
Appreciation builds understanding. Reductionism just builds enemies.
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@visegrad24 So Spain can take any number of Spanish‑speaking Catholics, but instead they take very problematic Muslim Moroccans. It makes no sense. Any experts here — what’s the point?
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Spain Is Increasingly Concerned About the Growing Political Power of the Moroccan Diaspora: 🇲🇦🇪🇸
Spain is home to some 970,000 Moroccans and to about 300,000 people with dual citizenship, or nearly 1.3 million in total, not counting the numerous illegal Moroccan immigrants.
The Moroccan government openly encourages Moroccans to actively participate in Spanish politics.
In fact, the Speaker of the Moroccan Senate has openly called on them to join Spanish parties, run for parliament, create pressure groups, to "defend the interests of the homeland."
"The Moroccan community must politically integrate with Spanish parties and participate in elections to create a lobby capable of changing positions in favor of the Kingdom of Morocco,” he recently said.
Morocco operates 394 educational centers in Spain (the so-called PLACM program), which are fully funded and controlled by Rabat, where Moroccan teachers teach Arabic language and Moroccan culture without any real oversight from the Spanish side.
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@Dovydas44444 Never. And you’re promoting wet, destructive dreams here. The EU would never agree. Push the Moscow occupiers out of Moldova today — that’s our number one goal, not the greater Romania pipe‑dream x.com/StratcomCentre…
SPRAVDI — Stratcom Centre@StratcomCentre
The humiliation never ends for Putin, continuing to witness the dismantling of Moscow’s empire, now set to also lose Russian occupied Transnistria. The Moldovan government has presented documents in Brussels on the reintegration of the Transnistrian region. Recently completed, the plan outlines a phased approach to restoring national unity through strictly peaceful means. Its success depends on two core conditions: the complete demilitarization of the left bank and the establishment of democratic governance in the region before its reintegration under Chișinău’s authority.
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🇷🇴🇲🇩 Despite many political difficulties ahead, the increasing societal trend is towards accepting the reunification of Romania and Moldova. Will this happen:
A) within a decade;
B) by 2050;
C) Not in this century?
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Russia considers sending armed naval patrols to protect ‘shadow fleet’ ft.trib.al/x8V8tSm
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@visegrad24 i see, why Bantu tribes came to South Africa? ps Europeans settled the Cape before Bantu‑speaking groups reached that far south.
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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa says Dutch merchant Jan van Riebeeck used trading routes which have always existed to come to South Africa to plunder.
The trade route around Africa was established as a practical, permanent trading fixture when Jan van Riebeeck set up a Dutch East India Company (VOC) supply station at the Cape of Good Hope in 1652, allowing ships to stop for fresh provisions, reducing mortality rates from scurvy.
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Hungarians, when they go to a polling station, don’t see Zelenskyy on the ballot
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🇫🇷 Hittler faces Zielinski in a local municipal election in France
In the small commune of Arcis-sur-Aube, with fewer than 3,000 inhabitants, candidates Hittler and Renault-Zielinski advanced to the final round of the municipal elections.
Sunday’s run-off will see Hittler face Renault-Zielinski and a third candidate, Annie Soucat. In the first round, Hittler led by a narrow margin over the other two.
Candidate Charles Hittler says he has a Hittler daughter and a Hittler daughter-in-law who are also running to be councillors in the municipal elections in other French towns.
Antoine Renault-Zielinski, 28, is a customs officer who recently moved to Arcis. The second part of his surname comes from his Polish mother.
In 1814, Napoleon Bonaparte fought the Battle of Arcis-sur-Aube there against Austrian, Prussian, and Russian forces. Two years later, German settlers invited by the Russian government named their settlement Artsyz after the battle.
The town is also the birthplace of Georges Jacques Danton.
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@Gerashchenko_en backgound : Timothy Snyder on Belarus: Revisiting a central European history #Snyder youtube.com/watch?v=yd0oWM…
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"We are not an appendage of Russia," "We don't need you here. This is a silent occupation," "Don't create problems for Belarusians."
Due to internet outages and restrictions, many Russians are considering moving to neighboring Belarus. Belarusians are not particularly pleased about this.
Anton Gerashchenko@Gerashchenko_en
Mobile internet in Russia is becoming increasingly restricted. This is happening even in major cities - Moscow and Saint Petersburg. Social media platforms are being shut down, and Telegram is being slowed. Russians are being pushed onto the state-controlled platform MAX, which is under full government control. Why is the Kremlin lowering an iron curtain now? There are no mass protests, the opposition is silent, and everything remains strictly controlled. One possible reason why Russia is now building a digital concentration camp and restricting the internet is a future mobilization. Through the war in Iran, Russia has received extra oil revenue and feels more confident. But it understands that this situation may change. Russia also has no significant successes on the front. Each month, Ukrainians continue to kill increasing numbers of Russian soldiers. To replenish cannon fodder, it is highly likely that Putin may take the unpopular decision to start a mobilization. As a result, emigration sentiments are already increasing in Russia, because Russians have a fair sense that the iron curtain will be lowered completely. Europe must be extremely vigilant and strengthen border controls, as many Wagner mercenaries, FSB agents, and sleeper cells may attempt to enter. And in general, this rule always applies: the more oil money Russia has, the more it wants to wage war. 📹: Russians are making comical Reels about the lack of internet.
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Belgian Aristocrat to Face Charges Over Murder of Congo's first PM.
Étienne Davignon, a 93-year-old former Belgian diplomat has been ordered by a Brussels court to stand trial over the assassination of Congo’s first prime minister and anti-colonial icon, Patrice Lumumba, in 1961.
Lumumba, who became PM upon his country’s independence from Belgium on June 24, 1960, was ousted in September of the same year and later killed by a Belgian-backed secessionist rebel group just months later on January 16, 1961.
Davignon is the only surviving of 10 Belgian officials being accused of the murder by the family of Patrice Lumumba. 🇧🇪 🇨🇩
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