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French President Macron: “France did not choose this Iran war. We are not taking part in it. Nobody can force us.” Nobody can force us. This is not a diplomatic abstention. This is France — founding NATO member, America’s oldest ally, the country that helped birth American democracy — telling Trump and Netanyahu directly: you are alone in this. France: officially out. Germany: no. Norway: no. Canada: never. Japan: officially no. Australia: officially no. UK: not our war. Switzerland: airspace closed. Macron: nobody can force us. Trump threatened NATO with a “very bad future.” Macron just answered. Trump gets less than 1% of US oil through the Strait he mined. He asked the world to reopen it. The world keeps walking away. $21 billion spent. 14 Americans dead. Oil at $102. Cuba dark. Taiwan surrounded. Zero allied warships. Nobody can force us. Never stop connecting the dots.

RT @Sookiehatesyou: Y’a des gens qui approuvent et rt ça, sérieux? En 2026, on sait : la dépression est une maladie neurobiologique. IRM fo…

La Russie 🇷🇺 est la protectrice des valeurs traditionnelles, de la famille et de la chrétienté. Un petit #Thread pour prouver une fois pour toutes la décadence de l'occident et la pertinence du modèle russe. 👇 1/11

If only we knew why they're joining NATO...

Back in the late 90s, my wife and I were living in the Netherlands when some Dutch friends invited us to the NL release of Saving Private Ryan. They turned it into a real event: a fancy dinner beforehand and plans for a gathering afterward. This was in a small town outside Amsterdam, so it felt especially meaningful. The theater was packed. When Spielberg's film ended, the entire audience rose for a standing ovation —something I'd never witnessed in a movie theater before or since. The weight of that moment, and the film's portrayal of D-Day and American sacrifice, clearly struck a chord. That's how grateful many in Europe have long felt toward the United States for our role in liberating the continent during World War II. It's heartbreaking to see those historic bonds eroded under the current administration. Trump's approach has damaged relationships that took generations to build. Trump is a ruinous fool. @SavingPFCRyan

You can’t be that stupid surely 🤦‍♂️ You may not like Starmer that’s one thing, but providing weapons does not make Britain a “legitimate party” to the war under international law. Ukraine has the inherent right to self-defence and decides how to use its weapons. Russia already strikes civilians, allies, and infrastructure without legal justification, it doesn’t gain new “rights” because Ukraine defends itself. This is escalation-bait propaganda, not how war or international law actually works.

Europe needs to wake up.

Vous n’êtes pas journaliste. Vous n’êtes pas journaliste. Vous n’êtes pas journaliste. Vous êtes un menteur, un affabulateur, un désinformateur, un faussaire intellectuel. Vous produisez du bruit, des déchets digitaux. Vous n’informez pas. Ça suffit à un moment !

Fake story produced and spread by Russian Storm-1516 disinformation operation. Maybe change your profile text from "independent minded" to "simple-minded".

« Si la Pologne est attaquée, alors nous devrons réagir, ce que je conteste. » Ce que vous dites est une nouvelle version du « nous ne mourrons pas pour Danzig. » Les polonais et autres alliés de l’OTAN ne vous remercient pas. Poutine, en revanche, applaudit.

Vous avez raté une occasion de vous taire. C’est affligeant.

“Mom, I don’t want to die… There’s still so much I haven’t tried in life,” 8-year-old Katya Shyshkina told her mother. “No, sweetheart. They will never bomb here,” her mom reassured her. That was back in 2014, after the family fled Donetsk for what they hoped would be a safer life near Kyiv. But on February 24, 2022, the war found them again — this time in Hostomel. Her mother remembers how on March 2 Katya quietly said: ‘Tomorrow it will all end… The war, everything.’ She didn’t think much of it then. On March 3 the family tried to escape Hostomel under heavy fire. russians opened fire on their civilian car from all sides — despite the white sheet on the roof and their raised hands begging them not to shoot. The car was riddled with bullets, but they managed to break through. Her husband and daughter were wounded. ‘Mom, there’s blood running down my back…’ Katya whispered. The bullet had torn through her kidney, lung, and abdominal cavity. They reached a hospital in Borodianka, but doctors couldn’t save the 15-year-old girl. She was buried in the yard of a local elderly man, wrapped in a blanket. Katya’s mother, Yulia, still keeps her daughter’s hat, sweater, and a few pieces of clothing. She can’t bring herself to wash them — ‘so I don’t wash away my daughter’s spirit.’

Je me méfie des parallèles historiques trop faciles et des points de Godwin qui banalisent le Mal. Mais ce qui se passe aux États-Unis ne peut objectivement qu'inquiéter. Ce n’est pas simplement la réaffirmation de la fierté patriotique, des valeurs conservatrices, des différences culturelles, du besoin de sécurité ou de la volonté de lutter contre l’immigration. Cela va bien au-delà : l’affirmation permanente de la force et de la volonté de domination, l’arrogance assumée, les mensonges et la médiocrité comme mode de communication, les propos vulgaires ou incohérents désormais quotidiens, l’absence quasi-complète de messages bienveillants, le clanisme sans scrupule, les discours incompréhensibles sur la science ou la géopolitique, la stigmatisation systématique de l’Autre, la menace brandie quotidiennement (sans qu’elle soit d’ailleurs toujours suivie des faits), la mise en place d'une censure qui vient en remplacer une autre (les balivernes du "free speech" sont d’une grande hypocrisie), et par-dessus tout, un culte de la personnalité qui franchit les limites du ridicule. Ce n’est pas simplement une question de "style". C’est effectivement un point de bascule, un changement de paradigme. Difficile d’imaginer dans quel état l’Amérique ressortira de cette période sombre.

Instagram took this video down, so I post i here: The Minnesota school-shooter's manifesto is a window into Putin's psychosis: Russia is the school-shooter of nations. No wonder the shooter wore a Russian patch. Appeasing insane lunatics never works.

Le Premier ministre qui va sauver la France !

ALERTE DÉSINFORMATION !!! Il s’agit d’une manifestation organisée il y a plus d’un mois à la suite d’un projet de loi qui concernait les institutions anti-corruption. Le gouvernement ukrainien est revenu sur sa décision. Rien à voir avec le cours de la guerre. Mythomane !