M Z

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M Z

M Z

@MacinZak

London, England Katılım Ağustos 2009
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@GunterFehlinger delusional. How much money US earned on EU cuted off from cheap Russian energy. Is it still hundreds of billions or already tryllions?
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Gunther Fehlinger-Jahn
Gunther Fehlinger-Jahn@GunterFehlinger·
€3 TRILLION — RUSSIA MUST PAY This war did not only hit Ukraine. It hit all of us. 🇺🇦 Ukraine destroyed — cities, lives, future 🇪🇺 Europe damaged — energy crisis, economic shock 🇺🇸 United States — massive security burden The bill is clear: €3 trillion in reparations — paid by Russia. To Ukraine — rebuild everything. To the EU — compensate the economic damage. To the United States — cover the security costs. Freeze Russian assets. Seize oligarch wealth. Transfer all funds. No peace without justice. No normalization without payment. Make Russia pay. Now. — Gunther Fehlinger Jahn 🌐 fehlinger.net 🔗 linktr.ee/guntherfehling… #Ukraine #Reparations #EU #USA #Russia #Justice #StandWithUkraine #NATO #Europe
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@TheFl0orIsLaVa @HavryshkoMarta Russia offered peace to Ukraine dozens of times. Before war, two weeks after war started. Over and over in the last years. West was laughing, Ukraine was laughing. Is Ukraine laughing now? Is Europe totally outplayed by US laughing now?
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Kadi🇪🇪🌻@TheFl0orIsLaVa·
@HavryshkoMarta Peace efforts don’t start with pretending nothing is happening. If the comparison stings, maybe it’s because the behavior looks familiar.
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Marta Havryshko@HavryshkoMarta·
Estonia continues its new "tradition". What could be more effective in peace efforts than fake historical analogies and a bit of good old-fashioned history abuse?
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Arnaud Bertrand
Arnaud Bertrand@RnaudBertrand·
@dennisw5 He did actually study chemical engineering at Tsinghua University from 1975 to 1979. Just for clarity, as you put it.
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@MosiniElisa For more kiling in US interest. Where is EU and UK standing together for freedom on Middle East, Cuba or Venezuela? Or EU and UK are standing togather and talking about morality and peace only regarding Russia and completely ignoring what US & Israel is doing. Double standards..
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Elisa Mosini 🇪🇺🇮🇹
Wonderful! The UK has announced it will start formal negotiations to join the EU’s €90 billion loan and support package for Ukraine. The UK and the EU standing together, united for freedom and for Ukraine’s defence. 🇪🇺🇬🇧🇺🇦
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@kate_p45 Europe will save billions. Just go home junkies. Take your corporations sucking profits back to US with you please.
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M Z@MacinZak·
@Karl_Lagerbier @MeanSvetislav @dpachov @RnaudBertrand same like in any other inverters. Where from there is no threat: US who wants Greenland? Israel who killed 50x then russia. Its about timing #uspropagandist: EU buying super expensive gas from US, EU losing B every day, US is earning B every day, and US is happy about thatZ
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Christian Kaiser
Christian Kaiser@Karl_Lagerbier·
@MeanSvetislav @dpachov @RnaudBertrand You are very stupid, aren't you, #vatnik? There were cases of hidden remote control systems in Chinese inverters. Only a complete moron would not understand why it's a TINY BIT problematic If a 3rd party — let alone a rival government — can access & disable your grid.
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Arnaud Bertrand
Arnaud Bertrand@RnaudBertrand·
So to sum up: - the EU cut itself off from Russian oil and gas - is suffering from unprecedented energy supply issues from the Middle-East - has industrial energy costs 2-3X higher than its competition - produces 40% LESS electricity than the US despite having 33% MORE people (and 75% less electricity than China) And their move - right now, in this context - is to deliberately raise the cost and slow the rollout of Chinese solar, the cheapest and fastest-deploying form of electricity in the market, on the flimsy pretext it's a "security threat." You'd think the bigger "security threat" would be having your industrial base relocate to countries that didn't voluntarily price themselves out of energy. Or, for that matter, ensuring that any new AI infrastructure or industrial projects gets built anywhere but Europe. Beyond parody.
Disclose.tv@disclosetv

JUST IN - EU blocks funds for key Chinese solar energy parts from Nov 1st, citing "security concerns," as imported inverters could be used to manipulate energy networks and gain unauthorised access to operational data, which could lead "to countrywide blackouts." — FT

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@ColinThorne10 @dpachov @RnaudBertrand I also completely fail to understand how putting the interests of a foreign power above your own can bring any long-term benefits. Especially when that empire is in decline and desperately searching for profits, willing to sacrifice anyone just to prolong its own hegemony.
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Colin Thorne
Colin Thorne@ColinThorne10·
@dpachov @RnaudBertrand "Long-term benefits are hardly achieved without short-term sacrifices" That's the whole point of good propaganda. You want to create a slogan that nobody's going to be against, and everybody's going to be for. Nobody knows what it means, because it doesn't mean anything.
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@dpachov @RnaudBertrand The EU cut itself off from cheap energy and became dependent on energy 3x more expensive, bought from a much bigger gangster. No resources, expensive energy, deindustrialisation, hundreds of billions sent to Ukraine, silence over US/Israeli war crimes, and total submission to US.
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Dimitar Pachov
Dimitar Pachov@dpachov·
@RnaudBertrand First, it's a security threat. Second, the energy problem is not caused by the EU. Third, long-term benefits are hardly achieved without short-term sacrifices.
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@dpachov @RnaudBertrand Ukrainian logic: your country is on the edge of survival, yet you still believe the fairy tale that Europe is committing economic suicide “for security.” First: The US openly said that Europe’s shift toward green energy threatens its profits from gas sales. Week ago.
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Arnaud Bertrand
Arnaud Bertrand@RnaudBertrand·
@GordonGChang You know what else the White House says? "Don't listen to Gordon Chang, he has no idea what he's talking about" 👇 Rather hilarious you'd quote them as the source of truth 😅
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Arnaud Bertrand
Arnaud Bertrand@RnaudBertrand·
"Stealing America's AI" 🤣 I'm sorry, you're such a caricature of yourself that this genuinely made me laugh. I always love how you present pure propaganda as established fact and then build your whole argument on it. You remind me of some of these arrogant Parisians who think they're the center of the universe, when they've become - by and large - largely inconsequential. The truth, of course, is that even American AI is mostly built by Chinese researchers (see this NYT article on how "Chinese talent drives American AI research": nytimes.com/2025/11/19/tec…), let alone Chinese AI itself, which is now matching or surpassing American models at a tiny fraction of the cost. If you were intellectually honest, you should thank the Chinese for building American AI.
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@FirstSquawk The stupidity of von der Leyen and the EU will go down in history. This was the moment when the US completely played Europe — cutting the entire continent off from cheap energy and raw materials.
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First Squawk@FirstSquawk·
URSULA VON DER LEYEN: LOOKING BACK, I BELIEVE IT WAS A STRATEGIC MISSTEP FOR GERMANY TO ABANDON NUCLEAR ENERGY — IF WE ARE SERIOUS ABOUT CLIMATE, BOTH GAS AND COAL ARE FAR MORE HARMFUL THAN NUCLEAR.
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Paco Arnau
Paco Arnau@ciudadfutura·
Hay dos cosas en común en todos estos coches de lujo que se ven en Mónaco: la matrícula ucraniana y tus impuestos.
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@ThePowerAudit We got two countries who are just defending itself now. Israel killing thousands of civilians every day, bombing schools and hospitals, gang raping women in prisons. US who thousands of miles from their country defending (US) ship through Iranian blockade after bombing Iran.
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Chris Rollins
Chris Rollins@ThePowerAudit·
This is a savvy legal move by Trump. May 1: War Powers letter formally ends hostilities, preserves force posture, asserts Article II constitutional authority. May 3: "Project Freedom" announced as a humanitarian operation, not military. Monday: US Navy escorts neutral commercial ships through Hormuz under freedom of navigation rights. If Iran fires on it: that is Iran starting a new conflict. Trump is responding defensively, not attacking. No new War Powers clock starts because the US did not initiate hostilities. Iran did.
Chris Rollins@ThePowerAudit

Trump just announced "Project Freedom" beginning Monday morning, Middle East time. We are nearing the climax. "If, in any way, this Humanitarian process is interfered with, that interference will, unfortunately, have to be dealt with forcefully." Parse this carefully. He is sending US warships to escort neutral commercial vessels out of the Strait of Hormuz. If Iran challenges the escort, he has his trigger. If Iran lets them pass, the blockade is broken and Iran is humiliated. 35 Tankers have taken off from Tel Aviv today. Saturdays total was 14. The evidence package for this move was built today by Iranian moves. UKMTO WARNING 050-26 (1130 UTC): IRGCN small craft attacked a northbound bulk carrier 11NM west of Sirik, Iran. Crew safe. UKMTO ADVISORY 051-26 (0900 UTC): Vessels at Ras Al Khaimah directed via VHF broadcast to vacate anchorage. Confirmed by multiple ship masters.

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Pascal Lottaz
Pascal Lottaz@PLottaz·
The US will NEVER accept YES for an answer. It will always want the next thing. It‘s in the DNA of a predatory, capitalist, settler colonial state that it goes on and on and on until it consumes the basis of its own existence. It‘s like the fable of the scorpion and the frog, in which the scorpion asks a frog to carry it across a river, promising not to sting it. Midway across, the scorpion stings the frog, dooming them both. When asked why, the scorpion replies, "It's my nature."
Arnaud Bertrand@RnaudBertrand

Yet another proof that the US is completely agreement-incapable. It's pretty crazy when you think about it: they made the EU sign a deal that was egregiously one-sided in their favor - basically a colonial treaty - which the EU justified signing by saying it prevented higher tariffs on EU cars. And the US just violated the latter 🤦‍♂️ I'm not holding my breath but hopefully this time - unlike the previous times - Europeans learn this lesson: accommodating the US is literally worse than useless.

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Emmanuel Skoulios
Emmanuel Skoulios@ESkoulios·
@RnaudBertrand We in Europe would be well advised to take the same decisions… there is enough of this American diktat, which, as far as we are concerned, serves no purpose other than allowing the United States to strip us of our best companies…
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@theorangeoracle @henrysgao @zerohedge Ohh for sure. China is doomed again. By military empire and their “law” enforcement. Funny as hell. Please deliver more. Whole world now love US and their imperialistic unlawful acts. But we can still love US more!!
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Henry Gao
Henry Gao@henrysgao·
MOFCOM just invoked the blocking statute for the first time, ordering all firms not to recognise, enforce, or comply with US sanctions imposed under EO 13902 & 13846 targeting 5 Chinese teapot refineries for their involvement in Iranian oil transactions. The decoupling is coming
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Henry Gao@henrysgao

If the Blocking Statute is invoked this time, many big companies will be put between a rock and a hard place, as I mentioned in my @nytimes interview on the Blocking Statute when it first came out. nytimes.com/2021/01/09/bus…

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