Haszyk101

Uważajcie na tych skurwysynów którzy nazywają się Polakami, dokładnie na tych którzy tydzień temu krzyczeli sława Ukrainie, a dziś grają głupka że są w szoku. Żaden Ukrainiec nie zagraża nam tak jak oni

Sardinia, Italy 🇮🇹

Nigdy w życiu nie wolno przyjąć Ukrainy do Unii Europejskiej, a politycy którzy będą to popierać to jebani idioci.

Adolf Hitler bardzo szanował Józefa Piłsudskiego.

[1/2] Sytuacja z opadami deszczu jest tragiczna. Od początku tego roku do 31 maja spadło zaledwie 83mm deszczu. Jest to najniższa wartość w historii stacji meteorologicznej, ponad 2-3 krotnie niższa od lat poprzednich!

Są miejsca na Mazowszu, gdzie w tym roku spadło 83 milimetry deszczu. Niechlubny rekord. Naprawdę, Polska powinna być w forpoczcie państw domagających się globalnej sprawnej polityki klimatycznej.

Putin pays hundreds of thousands of dollars annually to foreign tutors from EU and NATO countries to turn his sons into "educated Europeans"—an investigative report. The Russian dictator criticizes and "fights the West," restricts foreign language instruction in Russian schools, yet simultaneously spends more than $400,000 a year on private tutoring by foreign nationals. These tutors are tasked with teaching his younger children—his sons from his relationship with Alina Kabaeva, Ivan (born 2015) and Vladimir (born 2019)—English and German, and telling them about "Santa Claus," while strictly refraining from promoting any LGBT-related themes. Furthermore, the tutors are required to provide detailed reports on all time spent with the children, meticulously documenting every incident. Over the past eight years, at least 20 foreign professionals from Great Britain, South Africa, New Zealand, Germany, Austria, Ireland, as well as Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia, have worked in the household shared by the dictator and Kabaeva. Partial Payment "in an Envelope" The family spends hundreds of thousands of dollars annually on staff. For instance, in August 2022 alone, payments totaling $31,800 were made to five employees exclusively through official Russian accounts (this figure does not include funds that may have been paid in cash or transferred to foreign bank accounts). In 2020, the "family" planned to hire five to six staff members at a salary of approximately $7,000 each—a move that would have resulted in annual costs of $400,000. Each educator signs two separate employment contracts; this practice allows for a reduction in the taxes and duties payable to the Russian state budget. Companies with ties to Putin are responsible for handling accounting and payroll. **Personnel Recruitment Under Strict Anonymity Requirements** Personnel recruitment is conducted through cousins ​​of Alina Kabaeva; applicants are vetted by Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR). The tutors themselves are not informed of their employers' true identities. Furthermore, the tutors are required to undergo an annual medical examination and to notify their employers immediately in the event of illness. Where Putin’s Younger Children Live The boys reside in secluded and heavily guarded residences—particularly at the complex near Valdai in the Novgorod Oblast, which ranks among the most heavily secured sites in all of Russia in terms of air defense systems. For foreign staff, this often comes as a surprise; instead of the promised lifestyle in five-star hotels in Moscow or St. Petersburg, they find themselves in complete isolation, "in the middle of nowhere." Unrestricted movement is prohibited. Consequently, such tutors are frequently dismissed. As of January 2026, the Putin family employed at least three foreign nannies: one national each from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Germany, and South Africa. In total, they received payments amounting to approximately 46,000 US dollars in January (excluding potential additional payments in foreign currency).