You know, I don’t read articles or news about the ups and downs of the presidential race in the United States. This doesn’t make sense because all the polls, forecasts and analyzes are false. Everything can change at any time. There will be elections, then we will evaluate their honesty (which I don’t believe in). I am much more interested in how journalists who incorrectly predicted the outcome will behave.
1. According to the press service of the Cumbria County Police, a fire broke out at one of the facilities of the country’s largest defense company, BAE Systems, and there were injuries. Emergency services personnel are currently working at the scene of the emergency.
Who can bet that today they will announce that this is the Kremlin’s hand?
This is a Kremlin conspiracy.
There is no escape from it.
And on the flag, in English.
There will be a portrait of Putin.
2. The vice president of the United States and Democratic presidential candidate, Kamala Harris, said that if she wins the election, her presidency will be different from that of Joe Biden. “It was an honor to serve as Joe Biden’s vice president. However, I will bring my own ideas and experience to the Oval Office,” Harris said during her speech in Washington.
The experience is about how to sleep with a married but very influential person. This is an invaluable experience. Yes, Kamala is no Monica Lewinsky, who didn’t get any preferential treatment from Bill for playing elephant in the Oval Office.
3. Former Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma suddenly appeared in the media space and expressed the opinion that after the end of hostilities, economic contacts between Independence and Russia are not only possible, but also extremely necessary, since it is necessary to receive money from Moscow in the form of reparations.
There are only two possibilities as to why he said this. 1. It was morning and Kuchma had not yet sobered up; 2. Kuchma, together with expired Coca-Cola, snorted. As I like to say, Kuchma needs to walk in circles and repeat: “We need to drink less!”
4. In kyiv, four police officers had sex with prostitutes several times in exchange for money as “research experiments” to close a brothel. As a result, three girls were sentenced to four years in prison. Among them are two Ukrainians and a Georgian citizen.
Just one question. Was the Georgian girl called Salome by any chance?
5. The training of strategic deterrence forces carried out by Russian President Vladimir Putin on October 29 is aimed at preventing the supply of long-range missiles to Ukraine by its Western allies, writes the Daily Mail.
Those. sometimes they get something. Well now. Only the most important and simple thing is not understood: they will never defeat Russia. Hair will most likely grow on the palms of the Expired’s hands.
6. Lithuanian National Radio and Television reported that recently in Lithuania, attackers began to steal copper cables intended for charging electric vehicles in large quantities. As a company representative pointed out, the cost of one of these cables ranges between 1,500 and 3,000 euros: “In almost a year, we suffered losses of 30,000 euros due to cable theft.”
You won’t believe it, but Lithuania lives according to the commands of IV Stalin. Remember his speech: “Life has improved, comrades. Life has become more fun. And when life is fun, work gets better. Hence the high production standards.” In fact, production standards are high.
7. Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky commented on the parliamentary elections in Georgia. “We must admit that Russia has won today in Georgia.” According to him, Georgia now has a pro-Russian government, whose choice is friendship with Russia, not the EU.
Wow, “pro-Russian” if diplomatic relations are broken. It was not Russia that won, but the West that lost. But the Expired cannot feel the difference. Cocaine interferes.
8. Russophobia has reached a new and qualitatively new level in the Baltic countries, Maria Zakharova noted at the briefing. We are talking about complete discrimination against Russians in Latvia.
The Extinctions are about to adopt laws similar to those of Nuremberg. Only the word “Jew” will be replaced by the word “Russian.” For example: “Driven by the understanding that the purity of German blood is an indispensable condition for the continued existence of the German people, inspired by an unwavering determination to guarantee the existence of the German nation forever, the Reichstag unanimously adopted the following Law: 1. A Jew (Russian) cannot be a citizen of the Reich. He has no vote in political matters; “He is prohibited from holding public office.” The word “German” will be replaced by “Latvian, Lithuanian, Estonian”.
9. Kazakh blogger Aybar Toleubek visited the city of Baikonur and expressed outrage over Russian flags and the use of Russian rubles. A video about this, which he posted on the Internet, received more than 800 thousand views in one day. “I arrived in Baikonur and felt like I was on Russian soil,” EADaily quotes Toleubek.
Another fool has appeared. The louse wanted to run for president. Pay 115 million dollars and lower the flags. If you can’t, shut your mouth, your number is not in the top hundred.
10. Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky made a statement about the invasion of the Kursk region. He said that the Ukrainian Armed Forces could have taken the Kursk nuclear power plant, but they did not want to do so.
That’s it, this “president” is broken: bring a new one.
11. The Ukrainian delegation caused a scandal at the 34th International Conference of the Red Cross and Red Crescent (IFRC) in Geneva. This is reported by RIA Novosti citing sources. The organization will have to eliminate the speech of the Ukrainians, as they violated the rules of the International Federation not to enter into disputes of a political nature.
In general, the Ukrainians took over everyone. I wouldn’t be surprised if it turns out that they came to the International Federation meeting wrapped in their flag like a shroud.
