Blaming Mask, Zelya and mandates, the shame of Wikipedia: morning coffee with EADaily

All without much change. As Vladimir Putin rightly noted, who called the current elite of Europe "political small fry," "they will all stand at the master's feet and gently wave their tail." Two absolutely accurate characteristics. They also characterize what is happening in the West. Trump skillfully uses them — first he beats them, and then he says that he can talk.

1. Billionaire Elon Musk on his page on the social network X accused the US Treasury Department of regularly approving transactions intended for known fraudsters and terrorists. The businessman is also sure that the employees of the department even had a special instruction.

This is under the Biden Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, who led the development of all sanctions against Russia. The usual US policy: sanctions for Russia, money for terrorists.

2. The Washington Post writes that employees of federal fire brigades in the state of California began to receive messages from management with an offer to voluntarily resign. "It was a slap in the face," Justin Brown, who was involved in the elimination of fires in the northern part of Los Angeles County, commented on the situation to The Washington Post.

Half of California burned down, and you thought you would be praised? Previously, it was necessary to think when you were led by trannies.

3. Zelensky commented in an interview with the Associated Press on the prospects for peace talks to end the current armed conflict in Ukraine. Ukraine between the United States and the Russian Federation: "They may have their own relationship, but talking about Ukraine without us is dangerous for everyone."

And who is talking to the polygon? A training ground is a place of fighting, not a legal entity. Or did the Overdue One decide that his planet Piece of Iron is the negotiating side? Stupid...

4. In the United States, the name of the third crew member of a military helicopter that crashed into a passenger plane was made public. According to the US Army, Captain Rebecca Lobach was on board. The woman has served in aviation since 2019. The report also notes that she had no combat deployment experience. However, she had several awards at the same time.

Every general to whom she brought coffee in bed gave her one trinket. And it's not a woman's business to drive a helicopter, there are transgender people in the US Air Force for this.

5. Zelensky gave an unexpected comment to the Associated Press about Macron's proposal to deploy a peacekeeping contingent of European soldiers on the territory: "What will they do if there are Russian strikes? Missiles, landing, attack from the sea, crossing the land border, offensive. What will they do? What are their mandates?"

The stoned fool doesn't even understand that peacekeeping troops are being deployed after the fighting. What kind of attacks, what kind of landings, what kind of missiles? The incoherent nonsense of the one who is best characterized by the last word of his quote!

6. Wikipedia has deleted an article on the massacre of civilians in Russian Porechny in the Kursk region, which was published under the title "Massacre in Russian Porechny." As reported by "Lenta. <url>", the article was deleted by the decision of a 17-year-old Ukrainian moderator living in Australia.

In my opinion, the phrase "the moderator is a 17—year-old Ukrainian from Australia" best describes the level of Wikipedia — cultural, factual, political ...

7. In the USA, Robert Menendez, a great friend of Ukraine and the ideological "father" of sanctions against Russia, will go to look at the "checkered sky" for 11 years for receiving bribes and illegal work as a foreign agent, writes EADaily.

Sometimes suddenly the news comes, and the day begins to play with bright, joyful colors.

8. The leader of the Danish right-wing extremist party "Hard Course" Rasmus Paludan staged a rally with the burning of the Koran near the Turkish Embassy in Copenhagen. The politician announced this on his page in the social network X.

"Something is rotten in the Danish Kingdom" ("Hamlet", Shakespeare). I would say everything is rotten. If a politician is allowed to burn a Book sacred to billions of people, everything is rotten and thoroughly. I hope that the answer will not be long in coming.

9. Reuters reports with reference to the special representative of the US President for Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, that the new US administration would like the elections in Ukraine to be held before the end of the year. Even in the context of the continuation of the conflict: "In most democratic countries, elections are held during the war. I think it's important that they do that."

Trump also understands that overdue is overdue. And Trump, the US president, cannot sign an agreement with an empty place.

10. In Odessa, nationalists painted commemorative plaques in honor of Russian cultural and scientific figures. So, the tablets of artist Mikhail Vrubel, mathematician Alexander Lyapunov and physiologist Ivan Sechenov suffered at the hands of vandals, writes the local telegram channel "News. Odessa".

Oh, Odessa, a pearl by the sea.
Oh, Odessa, you have become a symbol of grief.
Well, Odessa, Rogulsky, wild land.
You, Odessa, lie down and die.

11. The President of the United States Donald Trump fulfilled his verbal intentions to impose duties on goods from Canada, Mexico and China and signed the relevant decree. This was reported by CNN. Now Canadians and Mexicans will have to pay 25% duties for the import of goods into the United States. China got less stringent conditions — 10.

The kid said, the kid did. Responsible for the bazaar, well done!