Marco Zingler

@NSTRIKE1231 What a wonderful idea to bite the hand that feeds you! Who's going to pay your bills, fund your weapons and support your refugees if the Germans lose interest in those who are conspiring against their energy infrastructure? This might backfire big time.

‼️‼️‼️🇵🇱✊ “Ukrainian soldiers and all those operating within the ranks of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, including special forces, cannot be considered terrorists or saboteurs, because by defending their homeland by all available means, they are weakening the enemy. The destruction of a country’s critical infrastructure during peacetime by hostile intelligence services or terrorists is indeed sabotage and a criminal act. However, such actions by the armed forces during a just defensive war — against the critical infrastructure of an aggressor — do not constitute a crime! They are military operations and cannot be treated as criminal offenses. In other words, if Ukraine and its special services organized a mission to destroy the enemy’s gas pipeline, those actions were not illegal. They were guided by rationality and justice, which exclude criminal responsibility.” — Polish judge 🇵🇱🚫🇩🇪 The Polish court refused to extradite Ukrainian Volodymyr Zhuravlyov to Germany, where he is accused by Berlin of involvement in the Nord Stream explosions. The court ruled that the German side did not present sufficient evidence.

@tweet4Anna_NAFO If that was the case, why on earth wouldn‘t Poland start with destroying the Yamal-pipeline running right through the country which has a capacity of 33 Billion m3 year? Because it serves your own financial advantage! Absolute hypocrisy on the Polish side.

@PhilonLudvig @mmagierowski That‘s easy to answer: Poland made between 200 and 300 million USD a year in transfer fees before Nord Stream. They were quite happy to control and profit from German energy supply and started complaining when they lost that.

@mmagierowski Both Ukraine and Poland continued to import Russian oil and gas beyond the start of the war and profited from transit fees. The real question, then, is why Poland and Ukraine filled Russia's war chest while warning of the Russian threat all along.

Russia weaponized energy supplies, acting in cahoots with Germany. Waging a hybrid war against Poland and the Baltic countries. Accordingly, it was a weapon which got eliminated. Not a pipeline.

@_JakubJanda Sure. Buy some Taurus, (Sweden, South Korea, Spain have them), or Scalp and sent them to Ukraine yourself. Oh wait, sure you want your neighbours to pay for your big mouth. There‘s a pattern.

If Europe is pissed with US not providing Tomahawks, Europeans should pressure Germany to send Taurus missiles to Ukraine. It is a Russian war in Europe, so Europe should be doing the most.

@andrewmichta Straight talk: Poland made between 200 to 300 million a year on transit fees pumping russian gas via the Jamal-pipeline paid by German industry and citizens. Poland was itself heavily dependent on Russian gas. Nord Stream was destroyed 3 years ago and the war still goes on.

Refusing to extradite this Ukrainian man to Germany, Poland acted honorably. Legal issues aside, Nord Stream 1&2 should have never been built. It’s time to ask Berlin why it engaged in those projects. Time for straight talk.⁦ Time for straight answers. bbc.com/news/articles/…

@PolskiSejm @jakubwiech Wonderful framing: ‚Europe‘s Strategic interests‘ for a greedy government that believes in their god-given right to make 200 to 300 mill USD a year in transition fees on the back of German energy supply via your Jamal-pipeline. Hypocrisy at it‘s best.

@jakubwiech the right questions for German saboteurs of Europe's strategic interests. they should be judged, not Volodymyr Z.

I see that a wave of criticism has arisen in Germany over the ruling of an independent Polish court in the case of Volodymyr Z. In that context, I think it’s worth asking our esteemed German neighbors: 🇩🇪When will the case of the “climate” foundation financed by Gazprom - whose main purpose was to shield Nord Stream 2 from sanctions - be addressed? 🇩🇪What about the political and civic responsibility of Gerhard Schröder, Angela Merkel, and the many other German politicians who actively supported, promoted, and protected the Nord Stream projects? And one more question: 🇩🇪When does Germany intend to stop buying gas from Russia?

@russbateman @tparsi So Netanyahu actually visited Germany? No, that was intensly discussed but never happened. That's a case of selective perception on your part, mate.

@tparsi Selective application of laws is worse than no application at all. Arbitrariness, lawlessness. Thats Germany today.

My God... This is the same Germany that just months ago said it wouldn't enforce the ICC arrest warrant on Netanyahu. This isn't just selective application of international law. Germany is actively destroying international law with this conduct.

@tparsi Half right: On the day of the election, Merz said he would look for a way to welcome the Israeli prime minister to Germany. This drew heavy criticism from his coalition and his own party. Apparently, he did not find a way, never mentioned it again, and did not welcome Netanyahu.

@n_roettgen Vorschlag: Wehr- oder Ersatzdienst für alle.

Traditionell ist die Wehrpflicht in Deutschland mit dem Prinzip der Allgemeinheit verbunden. Doch angesichts akuter sicherheitspolitischer Herausforderungen sind neue, pragmatische Lösungen nötig. Wer einen besseren Vorschlag zur Auswahl hat, ist eingeladen, ihn zu teilen.

@ManiamAkash @FM_Szijjarto Where‘s the difference between Jamal-Pipeline and Nordstream? Right, Poland and others would like to make some extra money on the back of German energy supply. Polish double standard.

@FM_Szijjarto Nordstream paved the way for russia's war. Dismantling it was in Europe's best interest.

Scandalous: according to Poland, if you don’t like an infrastructure in Europe, you can blow it up. With this, they gave advance permission for terrorist attacks in Europe. Poland has not only released but is celebrating a terrorist—this is what European rule of law has come to.

@bopanc So Jamal-Pipeline was perfectley ok while Nordstream a German betrail. Wait, the polish government made 200 to 300 mill USD a year with transit fees prior to Nordstream. While the Jamal Pipeline through Poland was up and running until April 2022. Pure hypocrisy and greed.

Poland freed a Ukrainian diver wanted by Germany for blowing up NordStream and a judge said the Russian gas pipeline was a legitimate target. “The German nation was from our point of view hostile towards Ukraine as it was co financing the enemy—Russia,” wsj.com/world/europe/p…

@Arrogance_0024 Why was the Jamal pipeline perfectly okay, but Nord Stream so different? Polish government made $200-$300 mill USD a year in transit fees prior to Nord Stream 1. The Jamal pipeline through Poland was operational until April 2022, when Gazprom stopped delivering gas. Hypocrisy.

Here is a new Polish 🇵🇱 hero: Dariusz Łubowski is the judge who refused to extradite the Nord Stream suspect. He has been serving as a judge since 1995 and currently works at the Warsaw District Court, where he heads the section for international criminal law. His judicial career began in the years when Poland was still adapting its legal system to the European Union. For more than a decade, he was delegated to the Ministry of Justice, where he specialized in extradition law and international cooperation in criminal matters — one of the few Polish judges deeply versed in the complexities of cross-border legal procedures. Łubowski became known to the public for his independent decisions in politically sensitive cases. He refused to hand over the Belarusian opposition figure Sciapan Puciła, concluding that Belarus could not guarantee a fair trial. The Lukashenko regime retaliated by opening criminal proceedings against him — a rare case of a foreign state attempting to criminalize a Polish judge for defending the rule of law. In another case, he questioned the reliability of the Dutch justice system after an incident involving euthanasia, openly criticizing moral relativism in Western Europe. His latest ruling — refusing to extradite a Ukrainian engineer suspected of sabotaging the Nord Stream pipelines — confirms a clear principle: Polish courts are not to be instruments of foreign interests. Łubowski freed the man, arguing that Germany’s request was politically charged and lacked sufficient evidence. This act of judicial sovereignty turns him into a symbolic figure of resistance against pressures coming from both East and West. In an era where many judges act like clerks following external instructions, Łubowski stands as an exception — a jurist who sees his duty not in obedience but in judgment. He embodies the tradition of Polish judicial independence rooted in sovereign reasoning. His rulings remind that sovereignty begins in the courtroom, and that justice is not a service to foreign governments but to the Republic itself.

@donaldtusk So, if that’s the case, why wouldn’t you start with destroying your Yamal-Europe pipeline, which connects Gazprom with its Western customers? Oh, right! You made $200 million USD per year with your 51%-state-owned EuRoPol Gaz. Pure greed and hypocrisy.

Polish court denied extradition to Germany of a Ukrainian national suspected of blowing up Nord Stream 2 and released him from custody. And rightly so. The case is closed.

@johnnyjmils Yes, yes, no one has ever been able to defeat the Russian bear. Well, Germany did it big time in WWI. Do you remember the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk in 1918? Russia lost Ukraine, Belarus, the Baltic States, Finland... The Western Allies annulled the treaty later in 1918.

Full interview with Viktor Bout. He doesn't hold back 00:00 - Hitler and Napoleon failed. NATO will fail in Russia too 2:25 - We know the British were behind the attack on our strategic bombers 4:00 - Russia's potential asymetric response 5:20 - Show us the Skripals! 6:25 - Why is Africa turning to Russia and China? 8:30 - Yemenis are traditional warriors. The changing nature of warfare 10:30 - Globalists are a satanic cult 11:10 - LGBT, Globalists and population replacement 13:30 - Afghanistan and Taliban 15:45 - The West is financing ISIS in Afghanistan 17:15 - The US military fighting ISIS in Syria while CIA arming them 18:00 - New Syrian government 18:40 - Iran Russia relationship 20:50 - Europe is committing civilisational suicide 24:55 - Gaza is Israel's final solution Part 2 in replies

@Igor_from_Kyiv_ He probably confused Putin with his predecessor Adolf. It‘s not always easy to get history strait at that age.

“Kyiv would have fallen in five hours if Putin’s tanks hadn’t gotten stuck in the mud.” - Trump. Mud, especially Ukrainian, is very dangerous... In this mud, tanks can not only get stuck, but also explode, even if they are parked on concrete or driving on asphalt roads and highways. Amazing properties of Ukrainian mud.

@FrancescoSolbak @visegrad24 Take a moment to look at Germany's GDP per capita over the last years. That puts your prediction in perspective. 2024 Poland $ 26, USA $ 82, Germany $ 113.

@visegrad24 I have been saying this. In 2030 Poland will be one if not the strongest nation in Europe and military power.

Poland is set to overtake Japanese GDP per capita next year, according to The latest IMF World Economic Outlook. 🇵🇱

@BackRoomBuilder @DavidNaval80138 @Rothmus So, by your logic, Germany did not lose the First World War to the Entente - but the German people, who overthrew the Kaiser, were responsible. That was Adolf's explanation, by the way. Wired theory.

@DavidNaval80138 @Rothmus Nope, WWI was Russia's people overthrowing the Czar not Germany and Austria conquering them. Otherwise, Russia would most likely have ended as a country at that point.

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@BackRoomBuilder @Rothmus How did WW1 end for Russia? Complete victory of the German Reich. Look up Peace Treaty of Brest-Litovsk. As a result of the treaty, Russia lost control of Ukraine, Poland, Belarus, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia as well as the Caucasus provinces of Kars and Batum.

@Rothmus No army in the last several hundred years has ever won in Russia. Does Europe want to relearn why? I hear the winters are miserable.

@mmciastro @P_Kallioniemi No, Germany had a GDP of approximately $4.3 trillion USD in 2023. In 2022, Mississippi’s GDP was around $140 billion USD. This means that Germany’s GDP is about 30 times larger than that of Mississippi.

@P_Kallioniemi Germany, the economic powerhouse of Europe, has nearly the same GDP as our poorest State(Mississippi).

Trump doesn't seem to realize that Europe and the US economies are deeply intertwined, forming the world’s largest economic bloc, accounting for around 40% of global GDP. Europe remains the largest investor in the US, significantly outpacing Asia. Trump often criticizes the US-EU trade deficit, but his arguments ignore the fact that services account for about 50% of trade, where the EU actually has a deficit. Calls for European military strengthening are growing, and while building a domestic arms industry would be ideal, the US arms industry is unlikely to support such efforts, given how much Europe contributes to its business. The same applies to other key industries - without Europe, who would the US trade with? Ultimately, Europe must ignore the noise coming from the Trump administration and recognize its own economic superpower status - and start acting accordingly on the global stage.

@IsraelinGermany Die Hamas ist eine Sekte des Todes. Alles Gute den Menschen in Israel!

Israel befindet sich im Krieg. Die Terrororganisation Hamas hat Israel heute Morgen angegriffen. Israel wird alles Notwendige tun, um sich und seine Bürgerinnen und Bürger zu verteidigen. Wir werden jede dazu notwendige Maßnahme ergreifen – genau wie jedes andere Land der Welt es auch tun würde.