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Medusa
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Ursula onder de loep:
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De acte Ursula von der Leyen – Voorzitter van de Europese Commissie
EU-parlementariërs eisen het aftreden van Commissievoorzitter Ursula von der Leyen. Reden: zij maakt deel uit van een gigantisch covid 19 wetenschappelijk bedrog en een propagandacampagne. Vanwege haar activiteiten en de enorme belangenconflicten zou ze moeten aftreden. Kla.tv onderzoekt de activiteiten van Ursula von der Leyen wat nauwkeuriger en komt tot resultaten die op de voorpagina van elke krant thuishoren.
De acte Ursula von der Leyen – Voorzitter van de Europese Commissie
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edwin
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Wat een vreselijke vergelijking. De EU staat voor vrijheid, veiligheid, rijkdom en samenwerking in Europa.
Angelface
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Het spijt me...............................niet
Lievergezond
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Pfizer CEO pulls out of testifying to EU Parliament COVID panel
High-level contacts between Albert Bourla and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen before multibillion-euro vaccine deal are under scrutiny.
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Decem
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rt.com 9 Oct, 2022 17:12
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European unity on anti-Russian sanctions is faltering, Estonian PM Kaja Kallas told the UK Telegraph on Saturday – if only because the bloc is running out of targets for its economic warfare.
“It’s becoming more and more difficult to put the sanctions in place. And there are not many elements left that we can sanction. That’s the problem,” she lamented.
Kallas also blamed “the fatigue of war” and “domestic problems kicking in” for Europeans’ waning interest in sanctioning Russia.
The US and EU have been targeting the Russian economy with sanctions since the start of Moscow’s military operation in Ukraine in February, but while the initial rounds were unanimously approved, restrictions on the purchase of Russian oil and gas have proved more of a sticking point, given Moscow’s key role in supply.
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Estonia wants NATO to expand missions
Embracing the sanctions regardless of collateral damage to EU economies and citizens has left the bloc with sky-high energy bills and galloping inflation. While Kallas reassured The Telegraph that “the majority of people understand that inflation is like a war tax,” declaring “we pay this in euros whereas the Ukrainians are paying in human lives,” protests against the soaring cost of living and what is widely seen by critics as a NATO proxy conflict have arisen in Austria, Italy, France, and the Czech Republic, and are likely to intensify as winter approaches.
Hungarian PM Viktor Orban has vehemently denounced the “economic self-harm” wrought by the energy sanctions, while state secretary for international relations Zoltan Kovacs likened the measures to “dropping an atomic bomb on the Hungarian economy and also on the European economy.” Budapest was able to secure an exemption to an oil price cap introduced with the latest sanctions package as it receives gas via pipeline and not by sea, though many EU nations no longer have the option of piping in Russian gas following the sabotage of Nord Stream 1 and 2.
Among EU nations, Estonia saw the sharpest increase in energy prices in July over the previous year. This has not dampened its elites’ enthusiasm for the conflict in Ukraine, however. As of August, Tallinn had sent more military equipment to Kiev as a proportion of GDP per capita than any other country, shoveling €250 million ($243 million) in military aid to the nation it wants as a NATO member, and Kallas on Friday urged wealthier countries to “find something that they can give” to Ukraine.
Since the start of 2022, Kiev has received over €80 billion ($78 billion) in foreign aid commitments, according to Statista.
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EU enthusiasm for sanctions on Moscow declines – member state
Estonia’s prime minister has acknowledged there are “not many elements left” in Russia untouched by restrictions
© Getty Images / Alberto Ortega
European unity on anti-Russian sanctions is faltering, Estonian PM Kaja Kallas told the UK Telegraph on Saturday – if only because the bloc is running out of targets for its economic warfare.
“It’s becoming more and more difficult to put the sanctions in place. And there are not many elements left that we can sanction. That’s the problem,” she lamented.
Kallas also blamed “the fatigue of war” and “domestic problems kicking in” for Europeans’ waning interest in sanctioning Russia.
The US and EU have been targeting the Russian economy with sanctions since the start of Moscow’s military operation in Ukraine in February, but while the initial rounds were unanimously approved, restrictions on the purchase of Russian oil and gas have proved more of a sticking point, given Moscow’s key role in supply.
READ MORE
Estonia wants NATO to expand missions
Embracing the sanctions regardless of collateral damage to EU economies and citizens has left the bloc with sky-high energy bills and galloping inflation. While Kallas reassured The Telegraph that “the majority of people understand that inflation is like a war tax,” declaring “we pay this in euros whereas the Ukrainians are paying in human lives,” protests against the soaring cost of living and what is widely seen by critics as a NATO proxy conflict have arisen in Austria, Italy, France, and the Czech Republic, and are likely to intensify as winter approaches.
Hungarian PM Viktor Orban has vehemently denounced the “economic self-harm” wrought by the energy sanctions, while state secretary for international relations Zoltan Kovacs likened the measures to “dropping an atomic bomb on the Hungarian economy and also on the European economy.” Budapest was able to secure an exemption to an oil price cap introduced with the latest sanctions package as it receives gas via pipeline and not by sea, though many EU nations no longer have the option of piping in Russian gas following the sabotage of Nord Stream 1 and 2.
Among EU nations, Estonia saw the sharpest increase in energy prices in July over the previous year. This has not dampened its elites’ enthusiasm for the conflict in Ukraine, however. As of August, Tallinn had sent more military equipment to Kiev as a proportion of GDP per capita than any other country, shoveling €250 million ($243 million) in military aid to the nation it wants as a NATO member, and Kallas on Friday urged wealthier countries to “find something that they can give” to Ukraine.
Since the start of 2022, Kiev has received over €80 billion ($78 billion) in foreign aid commitments, according to Statista.
Fries Foar Frijhiid
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Wat heeft de EU te zoeken in Armenië en Azerbaijan?
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Armenian Foreign Minister Says EU Decided to Send Mission to Armenian-Azeri Border
ASTANA (Sputnik) - The European Union decided to send a mission to the border between Armenia and Azerbaijan, Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan said.
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EU zijn niet alleen oorlogszuchtige satanisten, maar ook masochisten.
Ze krijgen nog niet genoeg slaag In Ukraine.
En zijn nog steeds uit op totale vernietiging van ons slaafjes dus blijven ze De Russische beer of wie dan ook porren. En satanisme: elk slachtoffer is een offer aan Lucifer.
Hey .. EU Smurfen en Frans Boskabouter ... Wie Beren wil porren doet dat hier:
We don't want you and your fucking war! We willen jullie en je verdomde oorlog niet!
On ne veut pas de vous et de votre putain de guerre!
NEXIT
Well ... we want you .... (sorry ... my bad) ..... AAN de Neurenberg galgen!!
(maar dan 1 vinger ernaast)
Ze krijgen nog niet genoeg slaag In Ukraine.
En zijn nog steeds uit op totale vernietiging van ons slaafjes dus blijven ze De Russische beer of wie dan ook porren. En satanisme: elk slachtoffer is een offer aan Lucifer.
Hey .. EU Smurfen en Frans Boskabouter ... Wie Beren wil porren doet dat hier:
We don't want you and your fucking war! We willen jullie en je verdomde oorlog niet!
On ne veut pas de vous et de votre putain de guerre!
NEXIT
Well ... we want you .... (sorry ... my bad) ..... AAN de Neurenberg galgen!!
(maar dan 1 vinger ernaast)
Pieter1618242655
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Die hele EU is corrupt, met von der Leyen voorop. Economisch samenwerking zoals de EEG is prima. Wat mij betreft zsm NEXIT.
Medusa
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Europarlementslid eist dat Nederland samenwerking met World Economic Forum onmiddellijk stopzet
Europarlementslid eist dat Nederland samenwerking met World Economic Forum onmiddellijk stopzet
Het is overduidelijk dat de Nederlandse overheid en rechtspraak niets meer zijn dan een marionet van het WEF, zegt de Europarlementariër.
www.ninefornews.nl
Colloquial
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Weet iemand waarom deze D66 Europolitica zich hier ineens om bekommert?
Colloquial
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En dit nog.
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