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🔥🔥🔥 WACHT ENDLICH AUF, IHR DEUTSCHEN IDIOTEN.🔥🔥🔥 Es ging NIE um die Ukraine☝️☝️☝️ Es ging um EUCH 🫵🫵🫵 Um eure Fabriken. Um euer Geld. Um eure blinde Hörigkeit. Lord Ismay, erster NATO-Chef, 1952: Die NATO wurde gebaut, um die Russen draussen, die Amerikaner drin und die DEUTSCHEN UNTEN zu halten ihr 🫵🫵🫵 IDIOTEN ☝️☝️☝️ George Friedman, 2015: Seit über 100 Jahren – Erster Weltkrieg, Zweiter Weltkrieg, Kalter Krieg – war das Hauptziel der USA, Deutschland und Russland getrennt zu halten. Vereint seid ihr die einzige Macht, die Washington bedrohen kann. Deshalb darf das NIE passieren.☝️☝️☝️ Und was macht ihr? Ihr klatscht. Ihr glaubt. Ihr zahlt. Ihr schreit „Russland!“ und merkt nicht, dass man euch systematisch zerlegt.🙈🙈🙈 Die USA haben um Europa herum Kriege angezündet 🔥🔥🔥, Migration als Waffe eingesetzt und euren Exportweltmeister gezielt in den Ruin getrieben.☝️☝️☝️ Nicht Putin hat eure Energie zerstört. Nicht Putin hat eure Industrie abgewürgt. Nicht Putin hat eure Grenzen aufgerissen. DAS HABT IHR 🫵🫵🫵 SELBST ZUGELASSEN. Russland ist nicht euer Feind, ihr Idioten. Russland ist der NACHBAR.☝️☝️☝️ Derselbe Nachbar, der trotz rund 27 MILLIONEN ermordeter Russen im Zweiten Weltkrieg später eure Wirtschaft mit Energie am Leben gehalten hat ihr 🫵🫵🫵 IDIOTEN ☝️☝️☝️ Ohne diesen Nachbarn wärt ihr nie Exportweltmeister geworden.☝️☝️☝️ Und jetzt tanzt ihr nach der Pfeife derer, die euch kleinhalten wollen. Schaut euch eure Anführer an: Von der Leyen – geschichtsverwahrloste EU-Statthalterin, ohne euer Mandat, ohne euer Interesse.🤮🤮🤮 Merz – BlackRock-LÜGENKANZLER, typisch deutsche KRIEGSFRATZE, der Deutschland in fremde Kriege hetzt, während das eigene Land verrottet.🤮🤮🤮 Das sind keine Volksvertreter.☝️☝️☝️ Das sind Erfüllungsgehilfen. Die gehören nicht auf Podien. Die gehören vor Nürnberg 2.0.☝️☝️☝️ Nach 1945 habt ihr NICHTS gelernt. Ihr habt euch weiter vorführen lassen. Jetzt seid ihr teuer, gespalten, abhängig, industriell am Boden – und immer noch stolz auf eure eigene Dummheit.🙈🙈🙈 Die Falle 🪤🪤🪤ist zu. Washington hat sie gebaut. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Eure Politiker haben sie zugedrückt. Und ihr 🫵🫵🫵 habt den Hebel selbst betätigt. Wacht auf.☝️☝️☝️ Oder bleibt das, was ihr gerade seid: die nützlichen Idioten Europas.😡😡😡 youtube.com/shorts/zlmRIB6rF…

Nine months after September 11, a village in Kenya with no electricity, no running water, and no roads gave America the most valuable thing it had. Fourteen cows. This is not a joke. It is one of the most serious gifts this country has ever received. Kimeli Naiyomah grew up in Enoosaen, a Maasai village near the Tanzanian border. His family was so poor they owned no cattle. Among the Maasai, that is the bottom. A family without cows is barely counted as a family. At fourteen he ran away to a school where the lessons were held under a tree. He walked. He had no shoes, no books, no money. He asked to be let in anyway. Years later he was a student at Stanford, in California, studying to be a doctor. On September 11, 2001, he happened to be in New York City. He watched the towers fall. He was a Maasai warrior. Warriors are trained from childhood to run toward danger. He wanted to run to the pile. He could not help there. He did not know what to do with what he had seen. Months later he went home to Enoosaen. The elders had heard something on the radio. Vaguely. A place called New York. Buildings. Some of them had not heard at all. Nobody in the village had ever seen a skyscraper. Nobody had been on an airplane. The idea of a building a hundred stories tall, full of thousands of people, falling down, was not something the language had words for. Kimeli sat with them and explained. Slowly. What a tower was. How many people. What it looked like when it came down. He told them what he had seen with his own eyes. The elders listened. When he finished, one of them asked a question. "What can we do for these poor people?" Kimeli had already decided. He had saved money in America. He wanted to buy a cow, the first cow his family had ever owned, and he wanted to give it to the United States. To the Maasai, a cow is not livestock. A cow is life. It is wealth, food, standing, survival. An elder explained it to a reporter in one sentence. A cow is the handkerchief we Maasai use to wipe away tears. Kimeli asked the elders for their blessing to give his one cow to America. Then, one by one, the elders stood up. They wanted to give too. In the end, fourteen families pledged fourteen cows. In a community of about ten thousand people who owned almost nothing else. On June 3, 2002, the United States chargé d'affaires in Kenya, William Brencick, traveled to Enoosaen. A flight, then more than half a day by road across terrain that barely counts as road. When he arrived, hundreds of Maasai in red robes were waiting. Some held hand-lettered banners. "To the people of America, we give these cows to help you." The elders presented the fourteen cows. Brencick accepted them on behalf of the United States. He called it the highest expression of regard and sympathy. Then there was a practical problem. How do you ship fourteen sacred cows to New York? The answer the two sides arrived at was better than shipping them. The cows would stay in Kenya. They would belong to the United States of America. The Maasai would care for them, forever, as America's herd. They are still there. The original fourteen have multiplied into dozens. Each one carries a mark carved into its ear, the outline of two towers. Their offspring fund scholarships for the children of the village. The U.S. embassy built a school there, and a water project. When the story reached America, forty thousand people wrote letters to the village. A painting of the fourteen cows hangs in the 9/11 Memorial Museum. A children's book about them became a national bestseller. Kimeli's own explanation was the shortest. To heal a sorrowing heart, give something that is dear to your own. A village that had never seen a skyscraper, that could not have found New York on a map, that owned almost nothing, gave America the one thing it valued most. Somewhere in Kenya tonight, there are cows with towers carved into their ears. They are ours. They were given to wipe our tears. 🇺🇸🇰🇪