Samuel Chabot
3.1K posts


This is quite something. The new Hungarian PM goes on state TV to announce the end of state TV.

Orbán just lost Hungary after Vance flew in to campaign for him. That's a good place to start this thread: 🇭🇺 Trump personally endorsed Orbán twice this year, sent Vance to Budapest days before the vote. Orbán still got crushed 🇨🇦 In Canada, the Liberals were headed for a landslide loss until Trump's tariffs and annexation rhetoric flipped the race entirely 🇷🇴 In Romania, the pro-Trump candidate (Simion) went into election day as the strong favorite and lost by a landslide 🇦🇺 In Australia, the center-left won after conservatives were branded as Trumpian 🇪🇺 64% of Europeans view Trump negatively, only 6-8% of Germans, French and Spanish see him as an ally 🇪🇺 Only 25% of Europeans still consider the U.S. a friendly country, down from 61% before his election 🇮🇱 Israel's actions in Lebanon and Gaza have put European conservatives in an impossible position with their own voters 🇪🇺 European conservatives (AfD, FPÖ, RN...) parties are quietly distancing themselves from both Washington and Tel Aviv. The association is costing them votes The pattern is clear. Being seen as Trump's or Bibi’s guy in Europe has become a liability, not an asset. Source: Polling Europe Euroscope, El País, Reuters, AP







According to independent journalist Clayton Morris, the Epstein files reveal the existence of a supranational elite operating behind the scenes, wielding far more power than governments. "When you understand that there's this global cultist network—paedophiles, Satanists—who are responsible for the Covid cabal and... this supra-government... at the heart of everything, then you understand that Trump is just a small piece of this." "And you understand also that Epstein is just a small piece of this." "They're way more powerful than President Trump, and they're really running the show." Credit: @ClaytonMorris @TuckerCarlson












@elonmusk On the airwaves of @RadioCanadaInfo, Canada’s state-funded public broadcaster, a commentator stated that Canadian soldiers should inflict as many deaths as possible on Americans to prevent entry into Canada. These remarks were made by @DimitrisSoudas, a former adviser to a former Prime Minister of Canada, @stephenharper. It is an explicit incitement to military violence against an allied country, broadcast by a public media outlet and voiced by a former figure of power. From a diplomatic standpoint, this constitutes a serious provocation, a hostile signal, and an institutional failure. As a Canadian and a military veteran, I strongly and unequivocally oppose this kind of rhetoric. You do not trivialize death. You do not toy with war. No serious democracy tolerates this. Silence would be complicity. It must stop!



Dimitris Soudas is playing a risky game with the US… Dimitris Soudas joue à un jeu très dangereux avec les États-Unis…









