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"They do not want to approve weapons to be delivered to Israel!"
Israeli TV laments the AfD party's win in Saxony-Anhalt, saying the policy of "many of their leaders" on Israel is "the same as the German radical left."
They also complain that they reject German guilt.
Israeli TV laments the AfD party's win in Saxony-Anhalt, saying the policy of "many of their leaders" on Israel is "the same as the German radical left."
They also complain that they reject German guilt.
🇫🇮 🇷🇺 🚷 Finland fences Russian border to foil ‘hybrid warfare’
Finland on Monday unveiled a 200-kilometre (124-mile) fence erected in sections on its eastern border with Russia to dissuade Moscow from “instrumentalising” migrants to destabilise the Nordic country.
Finland closed its 1,340-kilometre (830-mile) border with Russia in December 2023 after the arrival of more than 1,300 migrants without visas.
The situation has been calm since with only a few individual illegal border crossings.
“Today, it is calm but tense, and we really don’t know about tomorrow,” Interior Minister Mari Rantanen told AFP at a media event near the Nuijamaa border crossing point in southeastern Finland, where operations shuttered almost three years ago.
“It can change really rapidly, and that is why we need to be very prepared,” she added.
She was standing next to a section of the 4.5-metre (15-foot) high barbed wire fence, built in strategic areas and equipped with cameras and sensors.
In 2023, Helsinki accused Moscow of “hybrid warfare” in orchestrating the third-country nationals to its border — a charge the Kremlin denied.
That happened just months after Finland abandoned decades of military non-alignment by joining NATO in April 2023.
“This is one part of our border security and it is helping us for surveillance, but also keeping people out of Finnish territory if needed,” Rantanen said.
The “exceptionally extensive infrastructure project” had involved around 1,000 land owners and hundreds of companies, according to Finland’s Border Guard.
Similar fences have been erected in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania as well as Poland on their borders with Belarus to stem migrants from crossing.
The Finnish project cost 356 million euros ($413 million), with an estimated 2-3 million euros for annual maintenance, according to Border Guard project manager Erkki Matilainen.
Drone technology has advanced by leaps and bounds but a border fence was still “viewed as the best solution for crowd control”, Matilainen said.
Finland’s land border crossings with Russia will remain closed “until further notice.”
Last week, Helsinki proposed an extension of its Border Security Act until 31 December 2028 — a temporary one-year law that allows border guards to turn away asylum seekers under certain circumstances.
Dubbed a “pushback border law” in Finnish media, it can be applied for a month at a time in limited areas if Finland’s sovereignty and national security are deemed to be threatened.
Experts have said the law contravenes Finland’s international human rights commitments and its constitution, which the government has acknowledged.
https://insiderpaper.com/finland-fences-russian-border-to-foil-hybrid-warfare/
Finland on Monday unveiled a 200-kilometre (124-mile) fence erected in sections on its eastern border with Russia to dissuade Moscow from “instrumentalising” migrants to destabilise the Nordic country.
Finland closed its 1,340-kilometre (830-mile) border with Russia in December 2023 after the arrival of more than 1,300 migrants without visas.
The situation has been calm since with only a few individual illegal border crossings.
“Today, it is calm but tense, and we really don’t know about tomorrow,” Interior Minister Mari Rantanen told AFP at a media event near the Nuijamaa border crossing point in southeastern Finland, where operations shuttered almost three years ago.
“It can change really rapidly, and that is why we need to be very prepared,” she added.
She was standing next to a section of the 4.5-metre (15-foot) high barbed wire fence, built in strategic areas and equipped with cameras and sensors.
In 2023, Helsinki accused Moscow of “hybrid warfare” in orchestrating the third-country nationals to its border — a charge the Kremlin denied.
That happened just months after Finland abandoned decades of military non-alignment by joining NATO in April 2023.
“This is one part of our border security and it is helping us for surveillance, but also keeping people out of Finnish territory if needed,” Rantanen said.
The “exceptionally extensive infrastructure project” had involved around 1,000 land owners and hundreds of companies, according to Finland’s Border Guard.
Similar fences have been erected in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania as well as Poland on their borders with Belarus to stem migrants from crossing.
The Finnish project cost 356 million euros ($413 million), with an estimated 2-3 million euros for annual maintenance, according to Border Guard project manager Erkki Matilainen.
Drone technology has advanced by leaps and bounds but a border fence was still “viewed as the best solution for crowd control”, Matilainen said.
Finland’s land border crossings with Russia will remain closed “until further notice.”
Last week, Helsinki proposed an extension of its Border Security Act until 31 December 2028 — a temporary one-year law that allows border guards to turn away asylum seekers under certain circumstances.
Dubbed a “pushback border law” in Finnish media, it can be applied for a month at a time in limited areas if Finland’s sovereignty and national security are deemed to be threatened.
Experts have said the law contravenes Finland’s international human rights commitments and its constitution, which the government has acknowledged.
https://insiderpaper.com/finland-fences-russian-border-to-foil-hybrid-warfare/
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Finland fences Russian border to foil 'hybrid warfare'
Finland on Monday unveiled a 200-kilometre (124-mile) fence erected in sections on its eastern border with Russia to dissuade Moscow from
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Australia's top constitutional law expert Dr Anne Twomey analyses the White Australia Party's challenge to the government's "hate group" laws, and explains the significance and potential ramifications of the case.
"This decision may be vital in preventing the misuse of such powers by a future authoritarian government as a means of banning opposition groups or parties"
https://www.noticer.news/white-australia-party-high-court-anne-twomey/
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"This decision may be vital in preventing the misuse of such powers by a future authoritarian government as a means of banning opposition groups or parties"
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Australia's leading Anglo-Celtic advocacy group @BritishAustralianCommunity has called on the High Court to strike down the government's prohibited hate group laws, which are being challenged today.
"The kind of law expected in a totalitarian banana republic"
https://www.noticer.news/british-australian-community-hate-group-laws/
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"The kind of law expected in a totalitarian banana republic"
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— 🇮🇱/🇦🇷/🇬🇧 NEW: Israel’s Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir, calls upon the Israeli government to impose sanctions on the UK for ‘occupying’ the Falkland Islands
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—❗️🇸🇦/🇾🇪 BREAKING: Yemen’s Ansarallah are carrying out a large scale ballistic missile and drone attack against King Khalid Airbase and Abha International Airport in Saudi Arabia
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—❗️🇸🇦/🇾🇪 Loud explosions are heard in southern Saudi Arabia; the Yemeni attack is still ongoing
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Initial reports of impacts at King Khalid Airbase in Khamis Mushait, KSA.
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—❗️🇸🇦/🇾🇪 WATCH: Insane footage of a low altitude drone interception in Khamis Mushait, Saudi Arabia
Most likely Shahed-136 or Shahed-101.
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Most likely Shahed-136 or Shahed-101.
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This is the most extensive Houthi attack on Saudi Arabia in years.
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— 🇸🇦/🇾🇪 Targeted so far:
– King Khalid Airbase, Khamis Mushait.
– Abha International Airport.
– ARAMCO bulk plant, Abha.
– ARAMCO refinery, Jazan
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– King Khalid Airbase, Khamis Mushait.
– Abha International Airport.
– ARAMCO bulk plant, Abha.
– ARAMCO refinery, Jazan
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Happy Labor Day from White Papers!
Director Cyan Quinn reflects on her time in the IWW and what the New Right can learn from organized labor.
Pictured: the (nearly all-White) construction crew who rebuilt Notre Dame.
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Director Cyan Quinn reflects on her time in the IWW and what the New Right can learn from organized labor.
Pictured: the (nearly all-White) construction crew who rebuilt Notre Dame.
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— 🇮🇱/🇦🇷/🇬🇧 NEW: Israel’s Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir, calls upon the Israeli government to impose sanctions on the UK for ‘occupying’ the Falkland Islands @Middle_East_Spectator
🇺🇸 🇬🇧 🇮🇱 Congressman Randy Fine on X: "As the British government considers forcing British companies to boycott portions of Israel, it should be aware that a Florida law that I passed as a member of the Legislature would ban any British company forced to comply from doing business with any state or local government in Florida.
It would also end any British business participating in that boycott from doing any business in Florida if it needed any official interaction with state or local government to operate (permits, tax collection).
Florida is one of Britain’s largest trading partners. They should understand that their vanity project in support of Muslim terror could cost them billions of dollars.
And for those who doubt the power of this policy, it was this same law that broke Airbnb’s misguided effort to boycott portions of Israel in 2019. They realized that this law would have bankrupted their company.
Florida has made it clear. Any company — or nation — that boycotts Israel is boycotted by Florida."
📎 Congressman Randy Fine
It would also end any British business participating in that boycott from doing any business in Florida if it needed any official interaction with state or local government to operate (permits, tax collection).
Florida is one of Britain’s largest trading partners. They should understand that their vanity project in support of Muslim terror could cost them billions of dollars.
And for those who doubt the power of this policy, it was this same law that broke Airbnb’s misguided effort to boycott portions of Israel in 2019. They realized that this law would have bankrupted their company.
Florida has made it clear. Any company — or nation — that boycotts Israel is boycotted by Florida."
📎 Congressman Randy Fine
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As the British government considers forcing British companies to boycott portions of Israel, it should be aware that a Florida law that I passed as a member of the Legislature would ban any British company forced to comply from doing business with any state…
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Thomas Sewell speaks outside the High Court where he is challenging the banning of the White Australia Party on constitutional grounds.
The landmark case will determine whether the government has the power to outlaw political parties it disagrees with and criminalise its members.
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The landmark case will determine whether the government has the power to outlaw political parties it disagrees with and criminalise its members.
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🇺🇸 📉 🍼Demographic data on births and fertility over the last several years makes clear that Non Hispanic Black fertility is cratering to historic levels in the United States. In fact, Black Americans may have the lowest fertility rate of any major group in the U.S. by 2030 (including Asians).
There is no indication of a Black American fertility floor and the fact that up to 50% of Black American women may remain childless based on current data for women aged 18-44 makes a TFR of ~1.0 a likely future level. That is almost as low as that of China.
There is no indication of a Black American fertility floor and the fact that up to 50% of Black American women may remain childless based on current data for women aged 18-44 makes a TFR of ~1.0 a likely future level. That is almost as low as that of China.
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As Russian forces continue to expand their zone of control in the area of Pavlovka and Shcherbaky, Russian DRGs were detected northeast of Novoyakovlevka, west of Novopavlovka, and within southwestern Novopavlovka itself. This threatens Ukrainian logistics moving down the road leading from Yurkovka - one the last usable routes to resupply Orekhov.
Heavy fighting continues on approach to Novopavlovka, where Russian forces are working to capture the forests west of the village and enter the settlement from the south and west, while simultaneously trying to clear out the advanced Ukrainian strongpoints to the southwest. Ukrainian forces are counterattacking from the north towards the highway.
In Orekhov itself, Russian forces cleared the forests between the city and Malaya Tokmachka, allowing them to gain a foothold in southeastern Orekhov, and begin advancing northwest towards the city centre.
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