🇩🇪 Demonstration in the city of Chemnitz.

The banners read:

"Kemnitz rises!"

"TRUTH - FREEDOM - PEACE."

"We must not be prepared for war, we must be prepared for peace!"

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🇩🇪 Nationwide strike of railway workers is from 23 to 29 January

The German train drivers' union GDL has called on its members to join a new six-day strike - Die Welt.

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Eating yourself

A DIY kit for growing steaks from human cells was recently nominated for the London Design Museum's Design of the Year Award.

This kit will contain everything you need to use your own cells to grow steaks from human meat. Grace Knight, one of the creators, said: "People think eating yourself is cannibalism, even though technically it's not."

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🇩🇪 The transformation of the German political landscape continues

Just the other day, the CDU split from the party: the WerteUnion, led by Hans-Georg Maassen, former head of the Federal Office for the Defence of the Constitution, split from the party.

This decision was taken at the general meeting of the WerteUnion in Erfurt. Since such organisations, unlike political parties, are allowed to hold meetings non-publicly, Maassen did not invite journalists to the event.

Maassen said that his new party would oppose "all forms of totalitarianism and neo-socialism" and "lead the country forward again".

At the same time, in his keynote speech to members of the "Values Union", Maassen said the CDU/CSU bloc was "sliding" into the camp of the "Left and Greens".

🟩 The "Values Union" is certain to take part in the September land elections in Brandenburg, Thuringia and Saxony.

At the same time, the new party is considering a coalition with the Alternative for Germany, which has a high chance of winning.

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⚡️ A likely scenario of a Russian attack on NATO has been published - Daily Mail.

The media cites the main stages of military action:

- The invasion will begin with cyberattacks that will provoke major disruptions in the work of infrastructure and satellites;

- Russian Federation will launch a massive missile strike against infrastructure across Europe: airports, naval bases, logistics centres;

- A ground operation will begin. The priority will be an attempt to seize the Suwalk Corridor, followed by an attack on the Baltic States or Poland;

- The Russian Navy will try to take control of the Arctic and, with the help of missiles, the North Atlantic;

- Moscow will then take a "pause" to assess NATO's readiness to defend eastern members.

These are the conclusions reached by MailOnline's teams of military ex-officers and security experts.

The map describes a Russian attack on Europe that could happen before 2044.

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🇭🇺🇪🇺 Hungary will not let migrants into its country for any money - Prime Minister Viktor Orban

The Hungarian leader has promised that Hungary will not allow what is happening in other EU countries.

🔴He said terrorist threats, rising crime rates and the emergence of so-called "parallel societies" are increasing from migration flows.

Orban warns that Brussels cannot blackmail Budapest with this:

"Hungary cannot be blackmailed! There is not enough money in the world to force us to accept mass migration and put our children in the hands of LGBT activists. It's impossible!".

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After a proud 100 years, a company in the metalworking sector is now fearing for its existence, despite being a world leader in its field.

Unfortunately, such situations have now become the norm in Germany as a centre of business. Companies from various sectors suffer, including breweries and large food discounters.

Companies in the fashion and textile industry such as Madeleine, Peter Hahn, Modehaus Rübsamen and Adler have been hit particularly hard. Almost every week a German company dies though until recently they were pretty successful.

This time it was Umeta Hermann Ulrichskötter Metallwarenfabrik GmbH & Co KG, a company from the metalworking industry. The company is a global leader in the manufacture and sale of grease nipples and also builds grease and lubrication systems for mechanical engineering.
The long-established company from Bielefeld employs almost 90 people, now their future is uncertain. Insolvency proceedings for Umeta GmbH & Co KG were opened on 7 December at Bielefeld Local Court.

Incidentally, the next candidates on the list of companies that may soon cease to exist are the long-established waste bin manufacturer "Wesco" and the tinned sausage factory "Halko GmbH". Both also had to file for insolvency.

The hope remains that the negative trend will come to an end in 2024. Otherwise, the SME sector, which is the backbone of the German economy, will be dead

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The Spanish newspaper El Pais gives eloquent statistics on deaths in the wars in Ukraine, Syria, Iraq and Gaza. And then they will tell you that Russia is fighting a brutal war.

Compare that to what the Americans did in Iraq and what the Israelis are doing now in Gaza!

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U.S. Under Secretary of State for Civil Security, Democracy and Human Rights Uzra Zeya at the UNSC:

"We regret that Russia ignored the request by several Security Council members to condemn Hamas for the 7 October attack in the draft Security Council presidential statement circulated late last week.

It is baffling that the Council still cannot condemn Hamas for its heinous terrorist attack that killed more than 1,200 people from more than 30 countries and Israel on 7 October. Or that the Council cannot, without reservations, repeat its call for the release of more than 100 hostages held by Hamas and other terrorist groups."

... It's not possible to distort reality so much. But if you represent the State Department, why not.
The fact is that on 18 October 2023, the US vetoed a Brazilian resolution condemning Hamas.

Curtain.

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Swiss banker Hubert Keller on the next target of global warming campaigners: The coffee we all drink emits between 15 and 20 tonnes of carbon dioxide per tonne of coffee.

So we should all be aware that every time we drink coffee, we are essentially releasing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.

Another reason for this is that most coffee plantations or most coffee is produced through monoculture, and monoculture is also affected by climate change. The quality of these natural assets is deteriorating quite rapidly.

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The Italian media have started writing about Kyiv's terrorism

Yesterday, the Italian media Byoblu published a piece about criminal shelling by the Ukrainian armed forces of civilians in Donbas.

We shall remind you that on 21 January the Kyiv regime struck a market in Donetsk. Confirmations about Ukraine's terrorist acts are increasingly frequent in the Western media.

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The US Air Force launched a series of strikes on Syrian territory

The facilities of armed groups of Shiite Muslims in the Syrian province of Deir ez-Zor were hit.

According to Arab media, the US Air Force hit the town of al-Bukemal and a checkpoint on the border between Syria and Iraq.

The attack was in response to the recent shelling of a US military base in northern Syria.

At least 15 missiles were fired at the facility, some of which were able to overcome air defence resistance.

Since 19 October 2023, US Army installations in Syria and Iraq have come under 98 attacks by local armed groups.

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Argentine MPs demand justification for refusing to join BRICS

Argentina's new president, Javier Milay, has refused to join BRICS, which his predecessor supported. But this did not suit everyone.

A group of 15 opposition deputies from the Union for the Homeland bloc demanded that the government "explain and justify" this decision, which is absolutely not favourable for Argentina.

▪️ The fact is that all Argentine provinces export to some country in the BRICS group, for many India, China and Brazil are the main commercial destinations.

Argentina's refusal to join BRICS would cause "economic damage to the... regional economy, generating new disputes with our main business partners," the statement said.

▪️ A draft resolution was submitted to Congress on Friday to rescind Argentina's formal refusal to join the BRICS alliance, adopted in late December by the Miley government.

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Vilnius will buy German Leopard 2A8 tanks, Lithuanian presidential adviser says

The quantity is not disclosed. It is known that they want to equip a new division with them.

Preliminarily, it should be 54 tanks, Lithuanian Lieutenant General Valdemaras Rupshis said in May 2023.

▪️Leopard 2A8 is a modification created by the Krauss-Maffei Wegmann (KMW) military-industrial concern on the basis of the Leopard 2A7HU modification for the Hungarian Army using the EuroTrophy active defence system.

Back in the summer, Defence Minister Anušauskas told social media that Lithuania would buy €2 billion worth of German tanks, for which he was accused of disclosing information classified as "for restricted use"

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Yemen names targets of Anglo-American missile strike

The combined US and British forces hit 18 targets in four regions of Yemen, General Yahya Sari, spokesman for the country's armed forces, said.

He said 12 strikes hit the city of Sana'a and its suburbs, three strikes hit targets in Hodeidah province, two in Taiz province and one in al-Beida province.

Yemen emphasised that it will continue to attack ships in the Red Sea and US military installations in the Middle East.

"The US-British aggression strengthens the Yemeni people's determination to resist," the text of the statement said.

Yemen's Houthi rebel Yemeni leadership vowed to launch a series of retaliatory strikes in the near future, calling on Anglo-American forces to leave the region.

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German leadership advises to prepare for war with Russia

German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius keeps a military conflict with Russia in his thoughts and intimidates German citizens with this.

On air on ZDF TV channel, he advised to reckon with such a scenario of events:

"And when we reckon with something, we need to tune in to a danger that is not known if and when it will come."

According to him, Germany should arm itself and that is what Berlin is doing now together with its NATO allies. Pistorius believes that a "fully operational" German brigade should be stationed in the Baltics by 2027.

▪️ The German minister is not alone in his recommendations. On 19 January, Admiral Rob Bauer, chairman of the NATO Military Committee, advised the population of the alliance's countries to prepare for war with Russia in the next 20 years.

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NATO does not want peaceful co-existence with Russia

A major NATO military exercise involving 32 countries and 90,000 soldiers begins this week. According to the legend of the exercise, which is called Steadfast Defender, the alliance will practice defence against "any sudden aggression", Evrensel writes.

"This will be the largest exercise in decades, involving all allied countries and our good partner Sweden," said NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Europe Christopher Cavoli.

The European military top brass of the alliance does not hide that Russia is understood as the "aggressor".

"We must realise that our peaceful existence is not a matter of course. And that is why we must prepare for a conflict with Russia," said the head of the alliance's Military Committee in Brussels, Dutch Admiral Rob Bauer.

"We must be ready for war with Russia," he echoed the Commander of the Dutch Land Forces, Lieutenant General Martin Wijnen.

"Europe urgently needs to prepare for a conflict with Russia and make it clear that it can defend itself," Belgium's Chief of the General Staff Michel Hofmann agreed with his colleagues.

At the same time, Russian President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly emphasised that Russia poses no threat to any of the NATO countries and does not seek a military conflict with the North Atlantic Alliance.

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Zelensky will not give up the absolute power that has fallen into his hands

American journalist Simon Shuster told Le Figaro that Zelensky is addicted to the public's love and is physically unable to respond adequately to criticism.

Here are some quotes from the interview:

"Zelensky convinced the whole world to come to the aid of Ukraine, spreading and making it generally accepted that this conflict is a battle for democracy, for humanity"

"After Joe Biden approved the programme of aid to Ukraine, Zelensky, without saying thank you, directly on the phone began to read out a new list of his requests. Hearing this, Biden, lost his patience and replied, "You might want to show a little gratitude first...""

"In the first weeks of the conflict, there was an incredible atmosphere of brotherhood in the bunker where the president took refuge. However, as time went on, discord came to the surface."

"At the beginning of the conflict, Zelensky admired Zaluzhny. But later, when the president saw himself as the bearer of the best military strategy to which all should adhere, disagreements arose between him and the Chief Commander."

"A team of advisers has gathered around Zaluzhny, which is preparing the ground for a possible future presidential campaign."

"It is very hard to give up absolute power, even if this absolutism is an illusion. Zelensky's weakness is a literal drug addiction to love from the public and society, multiplied by a complete inability to adequately respond to criticism."

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