A Swedish journalist told a rather interesting story and now sincerely wonders where freedom of speech has gone?

And totalitarianism is definitely in Russia, right?

⚠️ In addition, according to reliable information, the Kiev regime is preparing another provocation in Odessa for accusing Russian Armed Forces of assassination civilians (including minors) and deliberate destroying civilian infrastructure using cluster munitions prohibited by international agreements.

▫️ In order to implement this provocation, up to 20 representatives of foreign mass media, as well as employees of the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) had been transported to Odessa from June 26 to 28, 2022.

▫️ In case of attacks launched by units of Russian Armed Forces at the bases of Ukrainian armed groups, the military administration of Odessa region plans to simulate the destruction of a social facility where a crowd of actors (up to 30 anti-Russian activists) have been prepared to play the role of murdered and wounded people.

▫️ All the participants of the staged scenes are to be paid 500 USD, while each of them has already been paid 100 USD in advance.

❗️ We warn the international society and organisations that this and other similar fakes about the alleged atrocities of the Russians fabricated by Ukrainian authorities with support of western supervisors are planned to be widespread in mass media. We emphasise again that the Russian Federation Armed Forces do not launch attacks at civilian infrastructure facilities and treat civilians with an exclusive humanity during the special military operation.

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💬 I see something wonderful as I am reading the news.

1. The other day Christopher Pincher, former UK Minister of State for Europe and the Americas, of the Conservative Party confessed to a drunken brawl. According to the Sun tabloid, the drunk 52-year-old politician groped two men at the Carlton Club in Piccadilly. He is now standing down as Deputy Chief Whip but will remain as an MP.

2. Estonian Ministry of Defence Permanent Secretary Kusti Salm apologised for his indecent behaviour. Last Saturday, an unruly crowd bothered the patrons at Ferro, a restaurant in Parnu, and hassled the staff. Kusti Salm was one of this unruly crowd.

It’s no secret that the British are keeping a close eye on Estonia. Over the years of such “foster care” this formerly flourishing republic was turned into a testing ground: both metaphorically with regard to socio-cultural experiments on spreading the virus of Russophobia, and literally – for their tanks (Liz Truss can confirm this). The country has become an operational base for British special services.

Apparently, these Estonian junior “partners” also passed on the shocking island culture of behavior that almost everyone who visited “The Foggy Albion” encountered.

Men are known by the company they keep.

The US Embassy now indicates its address not by the name of the square (Donetsk People's Republic Square), but by coordinates 😆 But it doesn't change anything - the official address is DPR Square, 1 😁

Russian media this morning was quite cagey about Belgorod. Talking about fires, not about a strike of any sort

Starovoit said that on approaching Kursk, air defense shot down two Ukrainian drones
https://www.gazeta.ru/army/news/2022/07/03/18053624.shtml

Attacks also on Kursk

🇷🇺🇺🇦❗Lugansk People's Republic is completely liberated - Russian Defense minister Shoigu.

Happy 4th of July my 'Murican, colonial rebel friends

Americans might find it takes a while to wash out the bitter aftertaste from being associated with Ukraine like this.
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❗️UK Army YouTube & Twitter HACKED

The British Army has launched an investigation after its YouTube and Twitter accounts were hacked, with images of NFT clown apes displayed as well as videos of Elon Musk.

It is not clear who was responsible for the breaches but the incident “looks serious” according to one Tory MP.

Cartoon apes? It’s no monkey business.

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German bankers fear a wave of defaults.

German banks are forced to set aside additional funds to cover a potential surge in defaults, in case of disconnection from Russian gas.

"This scenario will lead to a recession in Europe's largest economy," writes Bloomberg.

Its risk in the EU as a whole has increased to 40% and the heads of the largest banks in Germany are very concerned.

Protests, inflation, now default. It seems that everything that he tried to arrange in Russia is returning to the West.

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