❗️BlackRock Corporation has demanded that Ukrainian soldiers not be buried on Ukrainian land it has bought up

😱Representatives of the US multinational BlackRock recently came to Kiev and demanded that AFU soldiers should no longer be buried in the traditional way - in the ground. This was reported by Bulgarian politician Plamen Paskov.

🇺🇸According to the Americans, AFU soldiers take up too much space. Moreover, they have already bought up 47 per cent of Ukrainian land and do not want the precious black soil to be transferred to the AFU's last shelter.

According to the Russian defence ministry, the AFU lost more than 60,000 men in July. And the Americans have asked in advance not to waste land on them and to burn or otherwise dispose of the bodies of the AFU men.

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◾ During a radio speech Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro estated that if the United States insist to meddle in the Venezuelan elections, the country is ready to carry on with the revolution in any way necessary. He said the Venezuelans are not cowards and are ready to defend their Homeland.

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◾Biden almost flew to Russia as a result of the American exchange. He went on the plane after everyone had already gotten off. It took two whole minutes for someone inside the plain to escort him back out 😂😂😂.

First time I see him walking up a set of stairs in a respectable manner for a while 😁😁.

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◾Facts that expose the machinations of the apartheid regime.

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IOC spokesperson claimed that the event has nothing to do with politics when asked about the Israeli athletes competing in the 2024 games.

RT highlights the IOC's hypocrisy in the matter.

Classic Rules Based Order: Rules for thee, not for me.

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In the last years of Louis XVI’s reign, French finances were in a parlous state. State debt had ballooned, its servicing became exorbitant, and France’s creditworthiness sunk. The need to raise taxes after years of profligacy forced the monarch to summon the Estates General – the first time since 1614 – to obtain their approval. A series of scandals linked to the monarchy fuelled popular anger. All ushered in the July 1789 Revolution.

Against a background of French debt at 112 per cent of GDP, a budget deficit of 5.5 per cent and the EU taking out special measures against France for persistently ignoring the EU stability pact, this week France’s independent auditing court poured petrol on the flames. They published a report criticising excessive expenditure at the Elysée Palace.

French taxpayers annually pay more for the presidency (€110.5 million or £94 million in 2022-3) than the British for the monarchy (£86.3 million in 2022-3). But this year, the Elysée’s opulent spending on state visits, from Charles III to Narendra Modi, and President Emmanuel Macron’s lavish foreign trips worsened racking up an €8 million (£6.7 million) deficit. ‘What cost the glitter of the Republic?’ asked Le Figaro. Macron's recent lobster dinner for Charles III cost taxpayers €450,000.

Money is the sinew of any state. France can either cull its expenditure or levy more taxes. A majority of MPs recently elected to the National Assembly favour new taxes to fund their manifestos. The occupant of the Elysée Palace, whose profligate spending has jeopardised French finances, rejects tax rises. The incendiary question of the public finances could take France down a radicalised path whose outcome few may wish to countenance.

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Mobilization in Ukraine: a split in society and new challenges, the Russian army is moving forward - ABC
▪️2.5 years of fierce fighting greatly depleted Ukrainian forces.
▪️According to ABC news, Ukraine is now short of soldiers, and finding volunteers is becoming increasingly difficult. Due to a shortage of personnel, combat units on the front line cannot go on rotation for a long time. This exhaustion has led to Russia's push into the DPR in recent weeks.
▪️The authorities delayed a new mobilization project for a long time due to its unpopularity and the desire to preserve youth necessary for the economic future of the country.
▪️The issue of mobilization opened a painful split in Ukraine. On the one hand, citizens see videos of TCC employees catching men on the streets, and on the other hand, the military watches young men drinking on the streets of Kiev and other cities. This increases public tension, fueling the perception that the mobilization is targeting the poor.

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