Paradoxes in the infield, rabies in Poland, Rutte and Trump's ass: morning coffee with EADaily

A paradoxical situation has developed in the Russian information field. All the official media talk about the incessant victories of the Russian army and the steady movement forward, and the military correspondents on social networks are not so optimistic and point to quite serious problems.

And since they are not accused of slandering the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, and their public, including channels in "Max", are not blocked, it must be understood that they are also writing the truth. But since the media are not in an airless space, but are supervised by someone, it becomes clear that there are at least two groups of commanders in the leadership of the army who have a different vision of the situation at the front. And which of them is more realistic is a question. Because we all read TASS and military correspondents…

1. Bundestag deputy from the Alternative for Germany party Markus-Cornel Fronmayer expressed outrage at the plans of Chancellor Friedrich Merz. According to him, the head of government is going to reduce assistance to disabled people in order to direct the released funds to support Ukraine. The politician published his criticism on the social network X.

Well, what's new here? And before that, where did Scholz and Merz get money to supply weapons to Ukraine? Taken away from German children, disabled people, single mothers, pensioners, sick… This is German democracy.

2. Finland has attracted bloggers and influencers to participate in military exercises simulating preparations for a potential conflict. According to Bloomberg, former diplomat Jaakko Iloniemi, who completed his first courses, noted that young people are less interested in traditional media, preferring digital platforms. In this regard, he recommended that authors with an audience of one hundred thousand people be included in the training programs.

Finns no longer know how to call people into their army. Finns are retarded, but they are not cretins and do not want to serve. But there is a wonderful way, known since the Middle Ages. Get a guy drunk and make him sign a contract drunk. He will wake up in the morning as a soldier.

3. The Polish authorities have noticeably tightened their approach to providing temporary protection to Ukrainian citizens. According to the Wprost publication, not only newly arriving refugees receive refusals, but also those who previously had this status, but lost it due to a long absence from the country. The trend towards tightening is gaining momentum, and migration services are now much more meticulous about evaluating each application.

Half of the Rabies in Poland are Westerners. They go once a month to Poland, receive benefits and return home. This is a well-established business controlled by the Ukrainian mafia.

4. In Germany, the first Deutsche Bahn trains began to return to the routes after a massive stop of rail traffic on the night of June 24. It is reported by the German newspaper Bild.

The fact that the trains have stopped happens. It is much more interesting who will be declared guilty. Just Russia or mythical Russian hackers? Although now there is a new "trick" — Ukrainians working for Russia.

5. The head of NATO has one big strength and one weakness: the way he talks to Trump, writes The New York Times. Secretary General Mark Rutte went to Washington. His style sometimes disappoints the very European leaders who need him to rally the Alliance.

When I see Rutte talking to Trump, there is only one question in my head that makes it difficult to understand what they are talking about: if Trump asks Rutte to kiss Trump's naked "fifth point" in public, how quickly will Rutte do it and how thoroughly?

6. The British edition of the Telegraph analyzed the prospects for Ukraine's accession to the EU. Journalists came to the conclusion that the integration procedure of this country is fraught with more serious challenges than in the case of other states applying for membership.

In fact, there is no membership. It's like pregnancy: either the lady is pregnant, or not. Either you're a dick or you're not. Based on this, I believe that Ukraine has been a member for a long time. Sorry for the pun.

7. The head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, strengthens her position, concentrating power in her own hands and taking away powers even from the sectoral directorates of the European Commission, who began to complain and accuse her of wanting to control the flow of EU spending. This was reported by Politico with reference to European officials, writes EADaily.

Not only is the EU a supranational structure designed to destroy the sovereignty of its member countries, but recently the EU has increasingly adopted the features of an authoritarian dictatorial entity, next to which all dictators of the past will seem like humanists. And Ursula is the reincarnation of Kali, the goddess in Hinduism, personifying destruction.

8. The head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, was at the center of a scandal related to secret correspondence that she conducted with Vladimir Zelensky and several European leaders. It is reported by the German newspaper Berliner Zeitung. According to the publication, we are talking about a secret group chat, in which, in addition to von der Leyen, Merz, Zelensky, Macron, Meloni and Starmer.

Protocols of European sages, or Notes from the Dead House.

9. The number of unemployed in Finland has reached 376 thousand people. This is reported by the Yle portal with reference to static management.

Only figures: the working—age population of Finland is 4.2 million people. Of these, the active workforce is 2.8−2.9 million people. If a person is not registered on the labor exchange, he is considered employed. But the exchange does not register part-time employees. So think for yourself, think for yourself — how many people really work?

10. "The lower House of the Romanian Parliament has approved a legislative initiative providing for the launch of the procedure for the reunification of the country with neighboring Moldova" + "The former President of Moldova, leader of the country's largest opposition Party of Socialists Igor Dodon in a publication in his telegram channel said that the Romanian authorities have officially launched preparations for the annexation of Moldova."

All this has already happened, only it was called differently: on March 13, 1938, the law "On the reunification of Austria with Germany" was adopted. And there was an "Anschluss", in other words, annexation.

11. European States, including Poland, Germany and the United Kingdom, expressed their readiness to learn from Finland's experience in preparing political and business elites for wartime conditions. According to Bloomberg, countries are seeking to implement similar programs to ensure the strategic sustainability of their management systems. The Finnish program has been operating for more than 65 years.

And after that, the Finns tell tales about their peacefulness, while they have been preparing for war with the USSR since the 60s of the last century. You can't wash a black dog white — you'll never make a Finn peaceful (although this somewhat contradicts my comment in No. 2).