Jaanus K 🇪🇪🇪🇺🇺🇦 retweeted
Replying to @cumo_bg
Радвам се за промените в Сърбия, обаче слагаме конят пред каруцата. Платформата им е предимно вътрешно-политическа - борба с корупция и т.н. Геополитическата ориентация все още не е ясна и ако се наложи да правят коалиционно правителство - ще се види накъде отиват. Засега, студентското движение е обявило следните външни политики:
- ЕС: кооперацията е необходима, за членство - не се знае, по-скоро референдум;
- Русия: против санкциите
- Украйна: нищо не казват, но нямам надежди
- Косово: част от Сърбия, не го признават.
- НАТО: нищо, но предполагам - категорично НЕ
- Китай: мълчат.
Така че не е ясно колко са избрали Европа. Все пак - крачка в правилната посока.
Jaanus K 🇪🇪🇪🇺🇺🇦 retweeted
Okay Fella's. Just found a smol French account
I noticed them sending the Storm Shadow Video smashing into Russia and posting it on every single one of 'Sasha Meets Russia's' posts
Only 138 Followers. You know what to do: @TheodoseT
This is their profile picture ... Legend⭐️
Replying to @AprilHuggett
Zelenskyy is a true servant of the people 🫡🇺🇦
Much of the West has gotten so lost in its own navel gazing, and has had it too good for too long, and doesn’t understand what freedom and fighting for it even mean
Replying to @Reimo_Esta_Raza @MMurusalu
Märts 2027 matemaatika võib ka praegusest üksjagu ikkagi erineda
Replying to @Reimo_Esta_Raza
Kõik sõltub lõpuks ikkagi valmistulemustest, kui palju kohti reaalselt keegi saab ja mis koalitsioonid võimalikud on
Väga palju eri kombinatsioone on võimalikud
EKREIKE ei ole aegade algusest lõpuni kokku laulatatud
Replying to @ninaselyna
I think the one about black cat is universal everywhere? 🐈⬛
If you see a black cat crossing the road in front of you, you’re fucked, something bad will happen
Replying to @KrystiBrice
It’s not hard for me to believe it
These russian bots always want a soft landing, and help each other out
Remember how Schröder ended up at Gazprom
Replying to @slantchev
Is russia’s influence and propaganda machine really losing steam
Serbia should be one of russia’s easiest wins
How did this happen
Who wants to hear a joke?
Trump Administration has advocated Viktor Orbán for UN Secretary-General
🤣
I can’t even
New: Sources from three countries confirm that the Trump Administration has advocated Viktor Orbán for UN Secretary-General.
The US has encouraged Orbán to enter the race, even bringing him the initial idea of a joint U.S.-Russia-China candidacy.
WSJ:
wsj.com/opinion/viktor-orban…
Whenever russia conquers a country, it is impoverished, polluted and destroyed
Exactly this. Whenever Moscow conquers a country, it is impoverished, polluted and destroyed. This is what happened to Estonia's economy (compared to Finland) during the Soviet Occupation. Estonia was wealthier than Finland in 1938, the Soviet occupation (1944-1991) turned it 10 times poorer. Since freedom from the Russians was achieved, it's back on track.
Jaanus K 🇪🇪🇪🇺🇺🇦 retweeted
Watching Elon bros swarm this by regurgitating Elon’s evasive bullshit excuses about TOS violations and Kremlin propaganda about hacking is truly a sight to behold. The slavish devotion of idiots to their idol is quite on par with the useful idiots’ to the Kremlin.
I am particularly fond of the “Elon saved Ukraine” bit — as if 85% of the terminals SpaceX donated in 2022 were not eventually paid for by US, Poland, and Germany, and as if the Europeans haven’t been paying millions for contracts since, substantially boosting the company’s revenue with income that far exceeds whatever it donated back then.
The TOS violation allegation is particularly egregious since Ukraine does use a lot of whitelisted terminals on Starlink for non-military purposes and does not violate the TOS of the commercial service. What got throttled is the Starshield service, which is specifically designed for ministry use and which the company provides under contract, with its usual geofencing. Musk knows this, which is why he initially tried to deflect the blame to the White House.
But then Rubio claimed Starshield isn’t available to Ukraine, which was another deliberate obfuscation — there’s another thing under the same moniker, which is available only to DoD and which does include other satellites in partnership with SpaceX , which is indeed not available to Ukraine. But it’s not the Starshield service, and Rubio must know this. But of course he’s also busy deflecting back to Elon.
Trump tried to pretend it does not matter who did what but the facts are clear enough: the service was throttled, it was kept so until public outcry and threats from Congress caused Trump to tell Elon to lift the cap, which he did.
But now Elon is in hot water because Congress will certainly have to take a closer look as to how he was able to run his own foreign policy over existing contract terms. It’s going to be bad for SpaceX for sure because there will be questions about Pentagon’s own relationship with the company and its future contracts around the world.
Elon bros are fuming and imagine that Starlink is irreplaceable but the fact is that it is very much replaceable. In the shorter term by tech that is worse and less capable, but over time certainly with a decent equivalent. The Europeans are well positioned to do this and are now quite motivated. Expect serious competition that the tech bros here dismiss only because they are fucking clueless about Europe’s industrial might and native talent.
Nobody in their right mind would trust a system that a billionaire can flip with a switch on a whim. We shouldn’t, and the Europeans won’t. The big question is whether they will trust the American government not to abuse that power if they yanked it away from Musk (which was the reason for the damn Starshield contracts in the first place). Magic 8-ball says Nyet. These idiots might have single-handedly kneecapped our defense industry and its export viability.
Replying to @TristanDenneman
Yeah
Anything that reduces russian influence is good
Jaanus K 🇪🇪🇪🇺🇺🇦 retweeted
The blanket pardon for crimes that have not been charged recalls Johann Tetzl, the Dominican friar who sold indulgences in the 16th Century.
Martin Luther related the probably apocryphal story of how a nobleman asked for an indulgence for a future crime, which Tetzl granted.
Later the nobleman later robbed Tetzl himself, justifying it with Tetzl's indulgence for a future crime.

















