PLANNED BUSINESS & SERVICE CLOSURES

Several business and services are shutting down in preparation for tomorrow's national shutdown protests.

▫️Airlink airline - Some drop-off and pick-up terminal roads at OR Tambo Intl. Airport will be closed
▫️Toyota factory - Durban
▫️SABC FM Radio Studio
▫️PUTCO bus routes - Gauteng / Limpopo
▫️Grindrod Logistics
▫️Save Hyper & Goal Supermarket Chains
▫️Legal Practice Council offices
▫️Gauteng courts - virtual
▫️MWEB offices
▫️Syntech Johannesburg

INCREASED SECURITY:

▫️TRANSNET - ports and railway
▫️Waterfall City estate and CBD (Riot Units deployment)
▫️Increased SAPS and SANDF visibility

This list is subject to change.

🇲🇪⚡️ - In Montenegro's presidential election, Milo Đukanović (the current president) and Jakov Milatović made it into the second round. Andrija Mandić, known for his pro-Serbian and pro-Russian views, was eliminated.

🇲🇪 Jakov Milatović, the candidate who will face Đukanović in the second round, while he is pro-Western in terms of his foreign policy views, is also an informal member of the "anyone-but-Đukanović" bloc which is supported by anyone from Montenegrin liberals to Serbian nationalists.

Therefore, while Milatović is pro-EU and pro-NATO, he is also supportive of ethnic Serb rights and even backed the Serbian Orthodox Church when it was facing religious persecution from Đukanović's former government a few years ago. He also supports closer relations with Serbia, although this is more for economic and cultural ties rather than geopolitical reasons.

His party's leader Milojko Spajić, who was meant to run for the presidency instead of him but was barred due to suspicions of holding Serbian citizenship, is also an ethnic Serb who in the recent past lobbied for the Serbian Orthodox Church.

🇦🇿🇦🇲⚡️ - Azerbaijan has sent a convoy carrying weapons to its border with the pro-Armenian seperatist state of Nagorno-Karabakh, as it claims that border guards from Armenia have attackes Azerbaijani forces.
It seems another Nagorno-Karabakh War could be in the offing.

🇺🇸 - A high school football coach fired for praying before games was reinstated and paid $2 million in compensation.

BREAKING: Trump lawyers seen entering DC Courthouse.

Ron DeSantis ATTACKS Trump over imminent arrest. His candidacy is over before it even started.

🇺🇸⚡️ - Steel barricades have been placed in front of Manhattan's courthouse.

🇫🇷⚡️ - A no confidence vote in the French government is currently taking place. It has been reported that the National Assembly is 11 votes away from declaring it has no confidence in Macron, an effectively unprecedented event in French politics.

🇷🇺🇺🇳 - Do we need to caption this?

🇮🇱 - A bill proposed by Israel's Jewish supremacist government would punish Christians with jail for "proselytizing". If that wasn't bad enough, the proposed definition of "proselytism" includes something as simple as talking about Christianity with a Jew.
Pray for the persecuted Christians in Palestine.

🇫🇷 BREAKING: The French Government has narrowly survived the motion of no-confidence. The opposition was short of 9 votes, a much closer gap than expected.

🌍 @European_Insider | 🕊 Retweet

🇫🇷⚡️ - A member of the leftist Unbowed France party has demanded Macron withdraw the reform or put it to a referendum.

🇫🇷 - A second no-confidence motion is currently being voted on. Unlike the first one, this one is projected to fail by a larger number due to it being submitted by Marine le Pen's National Rally, which the French elite perceives as "far-right".

🇺🇸⚡️- President Trump has fired back at Ron DeSantis, insinuating that he’s a homosexual and reposting accusations against him that he made sexual contact with underage girls while teaching in Georgia.

🇺🇸 - President Trump's remarks were published on Truth Social.
Despite having been unbanned on most other social media, the former President has continued to almost exclusively use his own social network.

🇫🇷⚡️ - French trade unions have called for a meeting tomorrow to discuss the possibility of a general strike.

🇬🇧🇩🇰⚡️ - Britain's government has denied Rasmus Paludan, a Danish "counter-jihad" activist who planned to burn a Koran in a Muslim area of Britain, entry to the UK.

🇬🇧🇩🇰 - To be honest, this was the right decision.
If Paludan entered Britain and burnt a Koran in Wakefield, he would simply fly back to Denmark and not have to deal with the resulting anti-white backlash his actions would cause. English people in Muslim-majority areas, on the other hand, would bear the brunt of the Muslim response to his actions.
You can acknowledge Muslims in Britain harm the English people while also recognizing that foreigners who want to stir up conflict without dealing with the consequences have no place in the UK.