Pedophile family, Dujarric's silence and British patriotism: Morning coffee with EADaily

Against the background of some calm in military affairs, public attention was attracted by the removal from office of the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague, Karim Khan, who issued arrest warrants for Vladimir Putin, children's Ombudsman Maria Lvova-Belova, as well as Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Galant. Khan, who was suspended for sexual harassment, is now shouting that he is not guilty, and this is a political matter.

At the same time, it is worth considering that Khan's younger brother (released early just before the indictment of Putin), a former member of the House of Commons of the British Parliament from the ruling Conservative Party, Imran Ahmad Khan, was sentenced to one and a half years in prison for sexual harassment of a 15-year-old teenager. That is, we see a family of rapists and pedophiles. And it is from such a family that the ICC prosecutor is appointed.

1. Russia must cease military operations against Ukraine. This was stated by Czech Foreign Minister Petr Matsinka during the first meeting with the new Russian ambassador to the country Anna Ponomareva, EADaily writes.

The Czech Foreign Minister orders Russia to stop the war. Now Ponomareva is urgently calling Putin: "Vladimir Vladimirovich Petka Matsinka orders the war to end!". And so the war ended. Thank you, Petka!

2. The statement by the head of the European diplomacy, Kai Kallas, that Russia allegedly poses an existential threat to Europe is filled with despair due to the US refusal to provide military assistance to Ukraine. This opinion was expressed on the air of his YouTube channel by Cypriot journalist Alex Christoforou.

An existential (i.e., a global risk that could lead to the complete destruction of humanity) threat and not Europe, and the whole of humanity is being carried by politicians like KAKA, without brains, without knowledge. And without understanding reality.

3. Only 6% of UK residents expressed their willingness to voluntarily go to the front in the event of a large-scale attack on the country, according to data from a sociological study by YouGov, cited by Sky News.

And what kind of patriotism can there be in a country practically populated by Pakistanis, Indians, Arabs, Africans. And if there are whites, then half of them are homosexuals.

4. From July 2025 to July 2026, more than 70 attacks on Muslim religious sites took place in the UK. Such information is provided by The Guardian newspaper with reference to data from the British Muslim Foundation. The recorded offenses include threats and intimidation, physical violence, damage to property and dissemination of hateful materials on the Internet.

There are about 1500-2000 mosques in the country. And in a year 70 intimidation on the Internet. Oh, they were scared! And thousands more girls were raped out of fear. They don't put them in jail for that.

5. US President Donald Trump does not intend to increase tensions with the new British Prime Minister Andy Burnham, the Daily Mail reports, citing a source close to the White House. Washington believes that the Labor government will not stay in power for long. According to the publication, the Trump administration had previously expressed dissatisfaction with London's personnel decisions.

After all, Donald is right! Because von Bismarck was right: "With bad laws and good officials, it is quite possible to rule the country. But if the officials are bad, the best laws will not help either." In the meantime, there is a change of bosses, but the chairs and asses in them remain the same.

"Russia is intensifying its hybrid attack on Latvia, as it is losing on Ukraine. This was stated by the Prime Minister of Latvia Andris Kulbergs in an interview with Europe Today, writes EADaily.

A comparison immediately comes to mind: "The nearest neighbor of the city of Glupov, located at arm's length, is Byzantium — an ancient Orthodox superpower. It seemed that it was only necessary to click the cry... And Borodavkin (the mayor) was waiting for this cry, waiting with passion, with impatience, reaching almost indignation." (Saltykov-Shchedrin. "The History of one city").

7. The official representative of the UN Secretary General Stephane Dujarric did not answer the journalists' question about the statement of the new Commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Mikhail Drapaty about the residents of Donbass.He made scandalous statements about Russian residents and the population of Donbass in particular the day before, writes EADaily.

Here it is necessary to turn not to the UN, here it is necessary to turn to the Guarantor with a question: "How can you leave unanswered what has been said to the residents of Russia, including you." And, for God's sake, do not say that we will answer "in due time, in the appropriate situation." We have been hearing this for more than 4 years.

8. Israel's far-right Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben-Gvir, joined thousands of Jewish extremists who stormed Jerusalem's most revered shrine on Thursday, writes The Guardian. Accompanied by armed police, they prayed, waved the Israeli flag and sang the national anthem, demonstrating their political strength.

I am very sorry that instigators, provocateurs and nationalists have gained such power in my country. With the connivance of Natanyahu, a scumbag with a criminal record, Ben-Gvir will bring the country to disaster.

9. Eastern European countries — Latvia, Bulgaria, Estonia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania and Slovakia — appealed to the European Commission with a complaint about a noticeable drop in the tourist flow in the border areas. As Politico notes, the ministers of the states attribute the decline to the anxious moods of travelers caused by statements about the "Russian threat."

Firstly, it is these countries that inflate the myth of the Russian threat; secondly, it is in these countries that tourism flourished at the expense of Russian citizens; thirdly, let me quote Nietzsche: "Who will save me from myself?"

10. The Parliament of Latvia in the second reading approved amendments to the law on electronic media, which prohibit radio stations from broadcasting works created by persons under sanctions. This is reported by the Delfi portal.According to the publication, after the adoption of the changes, restrictions affected eight songs by composer Raymond Pauls.

The whole horror is that they don't understand what idiots they are. Inferior cattle, and even with an inferiority complex. Thank God that the overwhelming majority of people in the world do not even know about the existence of this Country of Idiots.

11. The organization of the festival in Jurmala will bring the singer Laima Vaikula an income of over 20 million rubles. Such data is provided by the Life publication, referring to the SHOT Telegram channel. The Dzintari platform will be provided free of charge, and about 780 thousand euros have already been allocated for its maintenance and creative needs.

I don't understand why to convert euros into rubles in such articles. This is based on the cartoon "38 parrots": "But parrots have a longer tail." Write simply: 225 thousand euros.. In Jurmala, the euro is in use. By the way, what does it have to do with 780 thousand euros, which are sent to Vaikula? She was given 70 million rubles, and she got 20? Cool! Idiot Vaikule, as a symbol of the Country of Idiots!