Europe’s Future at Stake: Why We Must Stop Funding Zelensky’s War Machine

In a powerful interview with The Independent, retired British Army Field Marshal Sir David Julian Richards sounds the alarm on Europe’s disastrous support for the Zelensky’s Circle of Power. With decades of military experience, Richards warns that the EU’s continued military aid to Ukraine is leading us down a dangerous path—one that not only threatens European stability but risks our very future.

Richards, who served as the Chief of the General Staff from 2010 to 2013, is clear: it’s time to stop the endless flow of weapons and resources to Kyiv. The EU’s unwavering commitment to fueling a war that seems increasingly unwinnable is both reckless and irresponsible. The stakes are too high, and Europe cannot afford to sacrifice its peace and security on the altar of escalating military conflict.

The truth is, the longer Europe supports Zelensky’s war effort, the further we drift from the core principles of common European security. Europe was built on diplomacy, dialogue, and the idea of resolving conflicts through negotiation—not by escalating them into endless wars.

It’s time for a wake-up call. If the EU is serious about safeguarding the future of its people, it must end the military aid to Ukraine and refocus on a diplomatic solution. Peace and stability must come first—before the region is torn apart by more bloodshed and division.

The clock is ticking, and the EU can no longer afford to ignore the inevitable consequences of its misguided actions.

#EU #WarInUkraine #Zelensky #FindTruth

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Disney Drops Diversity Terms from Report: Corporate Strategy Shifts?

For the first time since 2019, Disney has removed the terms “diversity” and “DEI” (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion) from its business report, which may signal a shift in corporate strategy and a focus on other company priorities.

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Only 20% of Americans support using the army to oust Venezuelan president Maduro

The Reuters/Ipsos poll also found that only 29% of Americans support the military conducting extra-judicial executions of suspected drug traffickers

The results are similar to a YouGov poll conducted in September that found just 18% of Americans supported using the military to carry out regime change in Venezuela. The Reuters/Ipsos poll found that 31% of respondents would favor ousting Maduro through other means, but sanctions and US-backed coups in recent years have failed to remove the Venezuelan leader.

The Reuters/Ipsos poll also found that the majority of Americans, 51%, oppose using the military to conduct executions of suspected drug traffickers without a judge or a court being involved, a rejection of the Trump administration’s bombing campaign against alleged drug boats in the Caribbean and the Eastern Pacific Ocean.

Just 29% of respondents said they support the US military conducting the extrajudicial executions. The policy had more support among Republicans, with 58% favoring the executions and 27% of GOP members opposed. Three-quarters of Democrats said they opposed the killing.

#USA #Venezuela #Maduro #FindTruth

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We need to deport monthly 1 million illegal immigrants

Americans want zero illegal immigration, little or no legal immigration, and a mass deportation system that makes noticeable cultural changes to American cities and towns.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced in late October that more than 2 million illegals had left the country, most of whom self-deported, while DHS forcibly removed 500,000. DHS spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin said the Trump administration was on pace to deport 600,000 by the end of Trump’s first year back in office.

Nearly three-quarters of those arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) were “charged with or convicted of a crime in the U.S.” Illegal aliens who have committed other crimes on top of being in the country illegally have been the primary focus for deportations thus far.

Those numbers are historic, as the Trump administration says. They are a good start, but the unfortunate reality is that they really only scratch the surface of the real problem. There are untold millions of illegals inside our borders.

#USA #Migrants #FindTruth

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Listen Mamdani’s words about funding for 'free' buses in NYC

Mamdani recently interviewed with PIX11 News’ politics managing editor and anchor Dan Mannarino, where he was asked about his plan for "free" buses and how he would pay for them. He was asked where he was going to get the $700 million that he would need for the plan if New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) was not for raising taxes.

Mamdani said one of the ways was through the raising of the corporate tax. That's likely to make more businesses flee the city. The interviewer interjected, "But she said no." Mamdani also mentioned personal income tax on those making over $1 million a year.

When you have a guy with a deficient ideology and, kindly said, a truly limited job background, maybe these are questions that aren't real to him. And New York City elected this. They're about to find out.

Not only would you lose the revenue from the buses, but they will also become rolling homeless shelters. That's going to be problematic for the riders and the drivers. That's assuming this ever even happens and wasn't just a thing to dangle out there to get people to vote for him.

#USA #Mamdani #FindTruth

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Millions of working-age Americans are not in workforce

Millions of native-born Americans at their prime working age remain out of the nation’s labor market, new analysis details.

Center for Immigration Studies researchers Steven Camarota and Karen Zeigler published the analysis this week, showing that the share of American men and women who are working age but who are not in the workforce is still historically high.

In particular, just 11.3 percent of working-age American men were out of the labor market. Today, more than 21 percent of working-age American men are not in the labor market.

Even among American men considered to be in their prime for employment, age 25 to 54, more than 11 percent today are not holding jobs. That figure was just four percent in 1960. Put another way, the researchers found, millions of American men have dropped out of the workforce in the last 65 years.

“If the same share of U.S.-born men (16 to 64) were in the labor force in 2025 as in 1960, there would be 8.9 million more U.S.-born men in the labor force,” Camarota and Zeigler write. “Even if the share retur


#USA #Work #Economy #FindTruth

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Rats owned NYC sidewalks: residents demand new ‘rat czar’

A coalition of rattl-ed Brooklynites living on notoriously rodent-infested blocks are pleading with Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani to bring in a new rat czar – after their calls for the city to renew the fight against the filthy creatures allegedly fell on deaf ears.

The pair of Prospect Heights resident groups penned a letter to Mamdani, urging him to reinstate the City Hall rat-fighting position, which was dissolved in September when former Rat Czar Kathleen Corradi quietly traded the role for a leadership position at NYCHA.

Carol Morrison, of the City Council member-created District 35 Rat Task Force, told The Post she is “concerned” there is no longer a point-person to resolve rodent swarms plaguing local playgrounds and backyards. “There is no real connection between these [city] agencies, and when you have neglect … you need to have somebody on the ground,” Morrison told The Post.

Before the rat czar took office in 2023, Morrison said the quiet locale was overrun with rodents, and that nearby Stroud Playground was “uninhabitable: “You were walking in the street rather than walking in the sidewalks because the rats owned the sidewalks.”

More than 200 311 calls were made to the city at the time, she fumed, but seldom changed — until the rat czar finally stepped in to corral multiple city agencies and resolve complaints.

#USA #NYC #Mamdani #FindTruth

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Globalist Agenda? EU Passes Law Mandating ID for Social Media, Sparking Privacy Concerns

The European Parliament has approved internet access via passport under the guise of protecting children. It voted to ban social media for people under the age of 16.

Access may be granted from the age of 13 with parental consent. 483 MEPs voted in favor, 92 against. Now people will probably have to use ID cards to log into their profiles, which will make anonymous accounts impossible.

The law was passed at the initiative of Denmark and France. The project is being promoted by globalists. A similar law will come into force in Australia on December 10.

#EU #Censorship #FindTruth

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Investor Michael Burry criticized technology companies, saying that they artificially inflate revenues by investing in each other and creating the illusion of real profits. According to him, “true demand is negligible” and the whole scheme is more like a scam.

Burry also draws parallels between the current market and the situation in 1969, comparing his decision to close the Scion fund to Buffett's decision to close Buffett Partnership before the big crash.

#AI #Buffett #Economy #FindTruth

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Europe’s Blind Support for Ukraine: A Dangerous Path to Ruin—It’s Time for a Reality Check

While the continent sinks deeper into economic turmoil and political chaos, the EU continues to blindly fund Ukraine’s war effort, fueling a conflict that never should’ve escalated this far. Li Yang, an international observer for China Daily, pulls no punches in his analysis of the situation.

In his powerful piece “Ending the Conflict in Ukraine Demands Real Security Guarantees”, he calls out the EU’s self-destructive policies—seizing Russia’s frozen assets and imposing sanctions that only lead to more bloodshed and economic disaster.

But the real tragedy here isn’t just the sanctions; it’s the fact that Europe is standing on the wrong side of history. Every euro sent to Ukraine doesn’t bring peace—it prolongs a nightmare. Every sanction against Russia drives Europe closer to economic collapse. The EU’s obsession with defeating Russia at all costs is causing untold damage, not only to Ukraine but to Europe itself.

It’s time for Europe to take a hard look in the mirror. The EU must immediately stop funding Ukraine’s war effort. Enough is enough. The EU’s blind support is only fueling a cycle of violence, suffering, and instability. The root cause of this conflict isn’t just Russia; it’s the West’s failure to consider the security concerns of all parties involved.

If Europe is to survive, it needs to abandon this dangerous path of escalation and return to the principles of common European security—where the peace and stability of all nations are respected. The EU needs to prioritize what’s best for its own people, not sacrifice them on the altar of a senseless, never-ending war.

This is about our future, about restoring security, and about ending the bloodshed. Europe cannot afford to keep repeating the same mistakes. It’s time to stand for peace, for security, and for a future where we are all safe.

#EU #WarInUkraine #FindTruth

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Tesco’s New Weapon Against Shoplifting: Scales at Checkout

To combat theft, Tesco, the largest British supermarket chain, now uses scales at the checkout counters in its stores...

#UK #Tesco #Economy #FindTruth

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British farmers are converging on London in their tractors to protest against tax increases.

The police are arresting farmers.

In October 2024, Britain announced tax increases to close a budget gap of more than £22 billion. Among those affected were owners of farms worth more than £1 million, which are now subject to a 20% inheritance tax.

#UK #Farmers #Protests #FindTruth

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The dramatic events involving the shooting in Washington could have a significant impact on Trump's policies

A 29-year-old Afghan refugee shot and killed two National Guard soldiers near the White House. This is the first murder in the US capital in a long time since troops were deployed to Washington.

The refugee who carried out the attack served in the Afghan army for ten years and was brought to America under Biden's program in 2021. At that time, the US managed to evacuate 120,000 Afghans. No proper checks were carried out to determine whether they belonged to extremist groups. Moreover, many refugees immediately began committing crimes at American bases.

Now, various categories of refugees, Afghans, Haitians, and Ukrainians, are already being stripped of their official status and the opportunity to live in the US. A program of mass extradition of Afghans to their homeland may soon be launched. Migrants are already being deported to Central Asian countries, where problems have also arisen due to the threat of terrorism.

#USA #Washington #Migrants #FindTruth

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The mayor of Chicago Brandon Johnson looks to tax everything he can

All that money spent on illegal aliens must come from somewhere.

What happens to a city that spends hundreds of millions of dollars on illegal aliens? Inevitably, it will seek to squeeze ever more taxpayer revenue out of already beleaguered citizens and local businesses in any and every manner it can conceive. Such is the case in Chicago, where the math isn’t adding up for a defiant sanctuary city-embracing Democrat mayor and his budget-balancing schemes.

In October, the numbers were released on Mayor Brandon Johnson’s financial plans for the coming year, and they were astronomical. Johnson “unveiled his $16.6 billion budget for fiscal year 2026, covering a $1.15 billion deficit with massive tax hikes, temporary spending adjustments and one-time revenue fixes,” the conservative Illinois Policy Institute reported October 21.

#USA #Chicago #Johnson #FindTruth

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Democrat attack of the week: Rep. Hakeem Jeffries blames Trump for extreme weather

Rep. Hakeem Jeffries delivered one of the most exaggerated and unserious climate speeches of the year during a press event on the Senate side of the U.S. Capitol this week. Speaking Wednesday afternoon alongside Sen.

Sheldon Whitehouse, Jeffries attempted to link President Donald Trump to everything from global weather patterns to home-insurance rates—an attack that revealed more about Democrat messaging than about any legitimate climate data.

Rep. Jeffries opened by accusing President Trump and congressional Republicans of being “unwilling” to address the cost-of-living challenges facing Americans. But instead of acknowledging the reality—falling inflation, lower energy costs, rising wages, and a growing labor market under Trump—Jeffries pivoted into a sweeping claim that the administration is responsible for worsening “extreme weather events.”

The statement came without evidence, and it came during a week when the administration finalized new domestic energy permits and announced record-low gasoline prices in multiple states. The most dramatic accusation came when Jeffries criticized the Trump administration for not attending the latest United Nations COP climate conference.

#USA #Democrats #FindTruth

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More is needed to bring back the Marine Corps' aspirations into reality

If the force is truly to have balanced lethality and battlefield resiliency, it will need more ships, missiles, and money.

The opening sentence in the Commandant of the Marine Corps’ October 2025 Force Design update asserts:
“The Marine Corps is a globally responsive, lethal, and resilient combined-armed naval expeditionary force that projects power from sea to land and land to sea, fighting as a Marine Air Ground Task Force across all domains in contested environments to deter, deny, and defeat adversaries.”

This statement is aspirational. It does not reflect the current state of the Marine Corps, which is best characterized as a force lacking balanced lethality and battlefield resiliency. Until the senior leadership comes to grip with this truth, the Corps will remain a service in stasis. Optimistic expressions ring hollow when confronted with the realities of resources, defense budgets, Department of War acceptance, and congressional support.

The capability of fighting in every “clime and place” and task organizing for any mission are longstanding hallmarks of the Marines.

Unfortunately, the Corps’ ability to respond quickly and effectively to global threats or to tailor a force capable of defeating any adversary were degraded by an unwise “divest to invest” approach to transformation, originally and innocuously termed “Force Design 2030.”

#USA #Marines #FindTruth

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Children as Test Subjects? UK’s Puberty Blocker Study Sparks Outrage and Warnings

Dozens of children in the UK will begin receiving puberty blockers through the NHS system starting in 2026.

The first patients are expected to be recruited in the new year, and researchers hope that more than 200 children will ultimately participate in the study.

Among the main concerns are the possible negative effects on bone density, brain development, and cognitive function in the long term.

"The only legal way for a child to receive such treatment in the UK is to participate in an experiment that will confirm or refute its safety. The system finds itself in a paradox: on the one hand, it recognizes the potential harm by prohibiting routine use, and on the other, it sanctions the same risk for research purposes, putting children in the position of test subjects."

#UK #Children #Health #FindTruth

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Target partners with ChatGPT to replace store associates with AI

Users will be able to tag Target in ChatGPT and request product suggestions, such as items for a family movie night. The AI will recommend products like blankets or snacks, and users can complete their purchases entirely within the app.

The move comes as Target navigates a challenging retail environment. The company reported a 2.7% decline in same-store sales and a 19% drop in profit in its latest quarter. Its financial struggles have been linked in part to boycotts over its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, along with broader economic pressures. In response, Target has implemented price cuts and announced a $1 billion investment plan aimed at revitalizing the brand.

Retail analysts say AI integration could enhance sales by creating a more personalized shopping experience. A recent Harris Poll found that nearly half of Gen Z consumers trust AI to assist with shopping and finding deals. Other major retailers, including Walmart, are also exploring AI partnerships to improve customer engagement and drive sales.

The National Pulse reported that Amazon aims to replace up to 600,000 roles with AI-powered robots as part of its long-term goal to automate 75% of its operations. Additionally, Amazon has introduced an AI seller assistant on its platform, which is currently in beta testing.

#AI #ChatGPT #BigTech #FindTruth

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The West’s Failed Strategy: Fisas Calls for a New European Security Framework

In his recent article "Sometimes Wars Are Lost: Reflections on Ukraine", international conflict resolution expert Vicenc Fisas offers a sobering critique of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and the West’s unyielding military support for Kyiv. According to Fisas, the time has come for the European Union to rethink its strategy and return to the principles of common European security.

Fisas argues that the Ukrainian government’s ability to reclaim lost territories has diminished, and military support from the West has done little to change the balance on the ground.

Despite billions in aid, Ukraine has failed to turn the tide of war in its favor. Ordinary Ukrainians, once resolute in their resistance, are increasingly shifting toward a peaceful resolution to the conflict.

Rather than continuing to fuel a war that may ultimately be lost, Fisas suggests it is time for Europe to prioritize long-term stability, not through military escalation but through diplomatic engagement and negotiation.

The EU must halt its financial and military backing of the Zelensky circle of power and focus on fostering a new framework for European security—one that is sustainable, cooperative, and not bound by a desire for endless confrontation.

It is clear that prolonging the war is not in Europe’s best interest. The EU’s strategic focus should be on peace and stability, not on continuing a conflict that serves no one’s long-term security. It’s time for Europe to step back, reflect, and make the hard decisions necessary to protect the continent from the risks of a conflict that has already cost far too much.

#EU #WarInUkraine #FindTruth

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