𝕱𝕮 𝕭𝖆𝖞𝖊𝖗𝖓 𝕱𝖆𝖓𝖆𝖙𝖎𝖈𝖘

@ComputerSageJAB @gregjstoker Don’t they get screened for entry prior to arrival? Isn’t that why there’s that second security check for US bound a/c in, for example, Munich?

@gregjstoker If they are illegal, they should be arrested. Do you understand that airports are PORTS of entry and exit to our country. It is the law that CBP and ICE operate at airports for their legal function created by Congress. Air(PORT)

ICE terror squads in plain clothes arresting and separating families who have already gone through security in SFO airport. Expect this at voting stations in November. Not having a tourism or airline industry during another disastrous war will definitely improve the economy. Are we free yet?

@Daractenus @JayinKyiv

Primorsk, Russia’s largest western oil exporting hub, turns out won’t be benefiting much from Donald Trump’s lifting of sanctions on Russian oil, on the grounds that it was blown to bits this morning by Ukraine.

@Herr_Oberst45 @revishvilig It’s not the tech, it’s the doctrine

@revishvilig The US needs to learn this. Their technology is lagging behind by miles.

Robert Brovdi, Commander of Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces: Soldiers are ordered to target [Russian] personnel, rather than armour or other equipment, at least 30% of the time. 1/6

@revishvilig Again. In the words of Mchrystal, it takes a network to defeat a network. I love this battlefield innovation. It needs to be translated into doctrine

It is a concept nato generals have yet to grasp, he says. “When the Americans come—and they come to us like bees to honey—they ask, ‘Which drone is best?’ I tell them the best drone is an ecosystem. For one pilot to make a kill, a whole machine must work behind him.” 5/6

@hmosheuvel @JayinKyiv

At this point, Russians aren't being sent to take territory, but merely to absorb expensive Ukrainian ammo.

@PolskiDab3_0 @JayinKyiv They’ve advanced like 2% since the 2nd invasion started. It’s been a bit more than 3 days amirite?!?

@IM1Voice @ruthbenghiat This will be great for midterms

@ruthbenghiat This "great plan" of Trump/Homan will be a complete failure. These untrained ICE agents have zero clue as to what to look for regarding aviation security. They will not be looking for threats to air travel, but screening persons of color. I give it less than a week.

@roclark601 @ruthbenghiat Tyranny me harder daddy!

@ruthbenghiat Finally we shall be freed from Democrat oppression.

@Maks_NAFO_FELLA Looks to me like the orcs got their cheeks clapped yet again! 🤣 #slavaukraini

🪖Russians launched a large-scale offensive in seven directions, - Biletsky Russian troops simultaneously attacked in seven directions in the Lyman direction in the area of ​​responsibility of the Third Army Corps. The enemy threw into battle more than 500 infantrymen, 28 units of armored vehicles and more than 100 units of motorized vehicles - motorcycles, buggies and ATVs. The operation involved forces from two armies - the 1st Tank and the 20th Combined Arms. Ukrainian fighters showed a video of the repulse of the attack.

@wwatchtowerr @marlene4719 You don’t understand how representative democracies work do you?

@BayernFanatics @marlene4719 Tell me, when does the PEOPLE OF UKRAINE FUCKING DECIDED TO JOIN YOUR FUCKING EU?

When is President Zelenskyy going to realize that these two dirty whores work for Putin?

@wwatchtowerr @marlene4719 Are you ok?

@BayernFanatics @marlene4719 I FUCK YOUR EU AS MUCH AS I COULD. I FUCK YOUR EVERYTHING

@marcvelitrae @DenShtilierman Holy revisionist history, Batman

At the height of the Cold War, when the Soviet Union occupied half of Europe and was a real danger, left wing European heads of govt including Helmut Schmidt, Francois Mitterand and Neil Kinnock regularly traveled to Moscow to undermine Reagan & Thatcher's Cold War policies. Nobody threatened to kick them out of organizations. Russia is not the Soviet Union. It helped engineer the end of the Cold War and end the occupation of eastern Europe. It disbanded the Warsaw Pact. Sensible leaders like Orban & Trump want a constructive relationship with Russia who is no threat to the West. Why don't you?

The Washington Post published an article that, under normal circumstances, would have caused a political earthquake in Europe. But we live in a time when even such things no longer surprise anyone. The Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) seriously considered a scenario involving a staged assassination attempt on Viktor Orbán. Not metaphorically. Not an “information campaign.” But literally — to stage an attack to boost his approval ratings ahead of the election. An SVR document, obtained and verified by European intelligence, explicitly describes a strategy titled “the Gamechanger” — “the staging of an assassination attempt on Viktor Orban,” which would “shift the perception of the campaign out of the rational realm of socioeconomic questions into an emotional one.” The inspiration is obvious: the assassination attempt on Trump in 2024 sharply boosted his ratings. But that’s not the most interesting part. According to European security services, Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjártó regularly called Lavrov right during breaks in EU meetings and provided “live reports” on the negotiations, the parties’ positions, and possible decisions. In other words, Russia wasn’t “trying to gain access to information.” It already had it. Right at the table. “Every single E.U. meeting for years has basically had Moscow behind the table,” the publication quotes a representative of a European security service. Meanwhile, Szijjártó made 16 official visits to Moscow after the start of the full-scale invasion. But it is important to understand: this is not a Hungarian peculiarity and not a coincidence. It is the Kremlin’s systematic work over decades—within the EU and NATO. During the war in Georgia, Sarkozy was in constant contact with Medvedev and coordinated positions. The result was an agreement that effectively preserved the Russian occupation. After his chancellorship, Schröder joined Gazprom and Rosneft — this was a telling slap in the face and confirmation of Russia’s institutionalized influence on European energy policy. Berlusconi promoted Putin’s interests within the EU for years and also acted as an informant. Fico deserves a separate mention. The Prime Minister of Slovakia, who “miraculously” survived an assassination attempt in 2024, became an even more outspoken conduit for Kremlin narratives after his recovery. He blocks aid to Ukraine, travels to Moscow to pay homage, parrots Putin’s talking points word for word—and yet remains the prime minister of an EU and NATO member state. An interesting coincidence: after the assassination attempt, his approval ratings also rose. The question of “whether there are Kremlin agents in the EU and NATO” is no longer relevant. They exist. The question is: at what level and how many of them are there? Because when a minister from an EU member state calls Lavrov after every meeting—that’s no longer infiltration. That’s integration. And the worst part of this story isn’t even Orbán or Szijjártó. It’s that the system tolerates it. For years, the EU has been “expressing concern” while Russia literally sits at their negotiating table. And until this logic changes—the Kremlin won’t need to “break through the defenses.” It’s already open from the inside.

@DenShtilierman The literal example of the call coming from inside the house

@ArmaLite15OU812 @atrupar @MtlManGa Remember this sentiment….try not to “cancel” anyone

@atrupar @MtlManGa After what they’ve done to President Trump, he has the right to celebrate when each and every one of them pass away. Quit being so hypocritical, especially when you’ve all cheered at conservative deaths over the past couple years, including just a few days ago.

WELKER: Do you think it's appropriate for the president to celebrate the death of a Bronze Star, Purple Heart recipient who served in Vietnam? BESSENT: Neither one of us can understand what has been done to the president and his family WELKER: But is it appropriate for the president to celebrate the death of any American citizen? BESSENT: Give what has been done to President Trump and his family, it is impossible for either of us to understand what he's been through WELKER: So you don't think there's anything wrong with a post saying, 'Good. Robert Mueller's dead'? BESSENT: We should have empathy for what's been done to the president and his family

@ChrisO_wiki @wartranslated

1/ Russian sources say that Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces, under the command of Robert “Madyar” Brovdi, have made "significant strides in UAV production and deployment technology". Russian soldiers are facing "slaughter [like] cattle" as a result. ⬇️

@wwatchtowerr @marlene4719 Your lies don’t work on rational people

@marlene4719 Ukrainians didn't vote for: 1) Join the EU or NATO 2) Give the US the right to 50% of our land and minerals 3) Sign a deals with the UK on 100 years partnership We demand the referendum and the FAIR elections.

@Ma_Konig @jurgen_nauditt @roblagnac @PM_ViktorOrban @FM_Szijjarto Perhaps a billion? All they do is ask for handouts, the only difference is they weren’t invaded

@jurgen_nauditt @roblagnac @PM_ViktorOrban @FM_Szijjarto I think the Hungarian government will sue you for these slanders and lies and demand €100 million in damages.

Hungary immediately leaks all EU talks to Moscow. Sijjarto “reported” directly to Lavrov about the EU meetings, - The Washington Post. According to the newspaper, the Hungarian Foreign Minister called Moscow directly during the EU meetings and relayed details of the discussions to Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. Sources say this communication allowed Russia to stay informed about the internal discussions of the European Union. Sijjarto himself has not commented on the situation. However, he has visited Moscow several times since 2022 and met with the Russian leadership.

@jurgen_nauditt @JayinKyiv Should Russian assets really exist as allies?

@BayernFanatics He's already one leg in Anfield

Exclusive 💣 After attending the Brighton vs Liverpool match, which ended in a 2–1 defeat for the Reds, Michael Olise’s family have now shared their view on the situation. Despite Liverpool’s poor result and the growing expectation that the club may only qualify for the Conference League, they remain positive about a potential move. In fact, those close to the player say his parents see this as an opportunity. Their belief is that playing in the Conference League would be the perfect environment for Olise to “learn what it means to play for a big club like Liverpool.” The setback on the pitch has not changed their stance — if anything, it has reinforced the idea that Liverpool is still a stage worth experiencing.