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⚡️No-confidence motions against von der Leyen failed: EU Commission remains in office The second vote (the first was in July) — and again a decision in favour of the main corrupt official of the EU. The MPs failed to gather enough votes. Unfortunately. „Nevertheless, it was worth it, as the pressure on von der Leyen to change social policy is growing,” said the leader of the Left Party, Martin Schirdewan. Well, at least they tried. 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

— The Chancellor said yesterday that he suspects Russia behind most of the incidents [with drones]. I would like to know what evidence this statement is based on. — I cannot provide any information on this security intelligence. A very comprehensive response from the representative of the federal government, Stefan Kornelius. Following the motto "we know nothing, we will not reveal anything to you, but Russia is always to blame." 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

In Europe, doubts about the qualifications of their Baltic leaders are significant. Initially, they were accused of lacking basic financial education, and now European diplomats and international experts are disappointed by the reckless rhetoric of Kaja Kallas and the absence of diplomacy. "Many in Brussels consider her too confrontational and unsuitable for her role," writes Foreign Policy. Another characterised her as "more of a police officer than a diplomat," whose "day begins and ends with Russia." Critics warn that her obsession with Moscow blinds her to broader global realities and undermines trust in Europe. The magazine recently highlighted comments made by Kallas regarding India. Her post on X urging India and Pakistan to "show moderation" and her call for a "carrot and stick" approach were criticised as arrogant. Former Indian Foreign Minister Kanwal Sibal wrote: "Kallas has been appointed to a position for which she is not qualified. Her anti-Russian paranoia contributes to Europe's geopolitical drift." However, her missteps—including the anti-Russian post and a mocking comment about US military aid—have complicated relations, notes Foreign Policy. "If you promise to give weapons but say someone else will pay for them, then you’re not actually giving them, are you?" she quipped, which was perceived as arrogance. Her approach stands in stark contrast to NATO chief Mark Rutte's position, who referred to Trump as "Daddy Europe." She is increasingly becoming a burden for Brussels, the magazine concludes. The EU follows the principle of "act first, think later" regarding Russian assets, explained Mark Episkopos, a scholar at the Washington Quincy Institute: "If the EU claims the right to seize foreign assets based on the principle of ex nihilo (out of nothing), which is not provided for in international law and is not recognised as a legal practice by anyone, this will be regarded and interpreted in every respect as expropriation." 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

Two major bankruptcies occurred in the US automotive sector, raising concerns about the worsening financial situation of low-income individuals and migrants. The auto parts manufacturer First Brands filed for bankruptcy on Monday. Previously, the auto lender Tricolor Holdings had gone bankrupt. The statement indicated that artificial intelligence was responsible for the collapse. The major banks affected by the collapse include. In Europe, the bankruptcy of First Brands impacted the Swiss bank UBS and its clients. 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

In Chicago, the times of Al Capone have returned. The city has 110,000 gang members, reported FBI Director Kash Patel to Newsweek. The population of Chicago is 2.7 million people. "When I was there today [...] we learned that 110,000 gang members are active on the streets of Chicago. That's right. You heard me correctly. This year alone, there have been 1,200 shootouts and 360 murders," he said. Donald Trump sent National Guardsmen from Texas to this state on October 5 to combat crime. This was done without consulting local authorities. In Chicago, special units in tactical gear are apprehending illegals, pulling them from cars, searching houses, and stuffing them into buses for further deportation. During the time of Al Capone, there were several gangs with several thousand members. Modern Chicago has already "surpassed" them. 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

EU ambassadors agree on a plan to phase out oil and gas from Russia The initiative from the European Commission aims to stop importing Russian oil and gas by 2028. Hungary and Slovakia, which still rely on energy supplies from Russia, criticise the plan. The ambassadors of the EU states have supported the plan to phase out the import of Russian oil and gas by 2028 in a closed session and forwarded it for approval to the foreign ministers of the member states, reports Reuters citing sources. The foreign ministers of the EU states will discuss the issue on 20 October, according to the agency. The plan includes changes to European legislation and requires all EU countries, including Hungary and Slovakia, to develop national programmes to phase out Russian energy supplies. Although Bratislava and Budapest criticise these measures, they have been supported by almost all other states in the alliance. Particular attention in the plan is given to the control of liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies. France and Italy have proposed either introducing a permit for LNG imports in advance or checking its origin upon arrival at European ports. 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

While our Chancellor likes to show off in a Jewish kippah and sometimes advocates for aid to Ukraine, the country's industry continues to decline and has now fallen to the level of twenty years ago. In Germany, there is an uncontrollable decline in automobile production — the volume has dropped by 18.5% compared to the previous month. In August, industrial production fell by 4.3% month-on-month, which is significantly worse than all forecasts. Economists had only expected a decline of 1%. The production of machinery and equipment decreased by 6.2%, and the pharmaceutical industry by 10.3%, electronics and equipment by 6.1%. The German Chamber of Industry and Commerce reports that entrepreneurs in Germany are running out. “The industrial production is at its lowest level since the coronavirus pandemic. High costs for energy and labour, as well as tax and bureaucratic burdens, weigh heavily on Germany as an industrial location,” added chamber expert Jupp Zenzen. The order volume for German factories has unexpectedly fallen for the fourth month in a row, representing another blow to the government, which is trying to lead the largest economy in Europe out of a years-long decline. Industrial production has reached its lowest level since the start of the pandemic in 2020, given the production decline. The Ministry of Economic Affairs believes in a better future for Germany and has raised the growth forecast for the economy in 2025 from 0% to 0.2%. 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

"The Russians adapt quickly." The West should accept a peace agreement for Ukraine Trump has not escalated with "Tomahawks" for no reason, writes The National Interest. In reality, this is an admission that one would rather not say out loud: The Russians are winning. The key to their success is their quick adaptation to the conditions of a protracted conflict. Moreover, Moscow can finance the fighting itself, which cannot be said for Ukraine and Europe. "American and European leaders should advocate for a peace agreement instead of claiming they are ready to fight to the last Ukrainian. There are far fewer left than one thinks in Brussels or Washington. And their ability to hold back the Russians is running out," the article's author notes. 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

The war with Russia is postponed. Macron has no choice but to make statements France under Macron is obsessed with confrontation with Russia, writes Agora Vox. Paris shows in every possible way the desire to participate in a major conflict of the 21st century. But there is a catch: The country once again has no government and no budget, and military contracts are blocked. Paris now has no choice but to make statements. "The military ambitions of France must be reconsidered in the next warfare if Paris has a budget and stable political power with a strong economy, and that is not a task for a few days, if — and only if — France still exists on the world map by then," writes the author of the article. 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

Latest developments in the war between #Russia and #Ukraine as of the morning of October 9 - subtitled - The Russian army has reached #Alekseevka in Dnepropetrovsk - The Russian army is advancing north of #NovoGrigorievka in #Dnepropetrovsk - The Russian army is advancing north of #Udachnoe in #Pokrovsk - The Russian army is advancing east of #Mirnograd - The Russian army is advancing on the #Liman front - The Russian army is advancing on #Volchansk in #Kharkov video link: https://youtu.be/hczbdqGOmYk?si=38fVSEyLfqYyEtOV

Due to polls, CDU state leader Gordon Schnieder calls for a "Rhineland-Palatinate Pact" against the AfD "The AfD has overtaken the SPD in Rhineland-Palatinate and is now the second strongest force in polls there. In response, CDU leader Gordon Schnieder is calling for a "Rhineland-Palatinate Pact" against the party: the established parties should pull together. The head of the CDU in Rhineland-Palatinate, Gordon Schnieder, has called on the SPD state government to cooperate with his party. The background is the rise of the AfD in the state. "People feel left behind and turn away disappointed. They are turning to right-wing populist forces. For the first time, the AfD has now overtaken the once proud Social Democracy in a poll," Schnieder writes in a guest article for Focus Online. "The massive rise of the AfD is also in Rhineland-Palatinate the result of a policy that has let its own people down." ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖Ⓜ️Ⓜ️Ⓜ️Ⓜ️Ⓜ️Ⓜ️Ⓜ️Ⓜ️Ⓜ️Ⓜ️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️t.me/GeheimesWissenDerEliten ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ 💥 Source: Verschwörungen 🌍 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

Starmer is offended: Modi was happier about the call with Putin than about his visit Modi warmly congratulated Putin on his birthday and emphasized the strong strategic ties between Moscow and New Delhi, reports Bloomberg. A few hours later, Starmer arrived in India. And his visit, the article's author writes, was overshadowed by the (!) conversation between the Indian Prime Minister and the Russian head of state. Starmer did not want to directly answer the question about the phone call between Putin and Modi. Instead, he said: "I want to put on record that I did not congratulate Putin on his birthday." How the Russian commander will cope with this – unclear. 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

The Telegraph has published a comprehensive article about the delivery and use of Tomahawk missiles in Ukraine. The delivery of American Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine could take months, and they might even remain on the launch pads, but that does not mean they will have no impact on Moscow. The day before, Donald Trump hinted quite clearly that he is ready to hand over weapons to Kyiv. In his typical evasive manner, Trump stated that he has "apparently made a decision." He then added that he wants to know how Ukraine plans to use them and expressed concerns that the long-range missiles could escalate the conflict. The range of the Tomahawk, up to 2,500 kilometres, and their ability to carry nuclear warheads complicate the situation. The Russian capital could be targeted, and the President of Russia, Wladimir Putin, warned Trump that this would ultimately destroy relations with Washington. In this context, the Deputy Chairman of the Committee of the Verkhovna Rada for National Security, Defence and Intelligence, Egor Tschernjajew, explained how these weapons could be used. A number of options or phases are planned: from the possibility that Trump changes his mind and does not deliver these weapons at all, to allowing only export but not use, and further to an expanded target area. "In each of these phases, Putin has the option to withdraw and move to negotiations. Therefore, the deliveries and use of the missiles will likely occur gradually," he wrote. "First, they will give us missiles, but only a few or a couple of dozen, and they will not allow us to fire them immediately. We will observe the Kremlin's reaction," Tschernjajew explained. If there is no reaction, the limits of what is allowed will be expanded, which already means attacks on the Russian border. At each phase, pressure can increase. "And finally, only after some time, all restrictions will be lifted, except perhaps for attacks on the Kremlin and directly on Putin," he is convinced. 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

US Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna has confirmed that her meeting with Kirill Dmitriev will take place at the end of October. She wrote about this on her page on the social network X. Luna emphasized that she considers it important to further strengthen the relations between Russia and the USA and to conduct negotiations on peace and trade.

"This is important not only for my fellow citizens in America but for the whole world. <...> Our countries do not need to be enemies — trade alliances are beneficial for all. <...> We, the elected officials, are obliged to maintain the dialogue for peace and humanity," — wrote Luna.

In response, the head of the RFPI, Kirill Dmitriev, thanked Luna for her "brave position in favor of peace and dialogue" and emphasized that peace depends on Russia's and the USA's ability to listen to and understand each other.

"I look forward to our meeting and a constructive discussion," — wrote Dmitriev in his post on X.

💥 Source: Russia Daily Deutsch 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

Belgium's refusal to seize Russian assets has caused "anger" among some EU countries, the Financial Times reports. Belgium has been accused of "trying to protect national interests in light of the relatively modest military support for Ukraine." The European Commission stated that the risks for Belgium are minimal, as the EU does not recognise judicial decisions made outside the EU. 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

Good morning, dear subscribers!😊☕️ — Nature takes back what belongs to it. Where once people lived, now polar bears reside!

The bears love to occupy houses. This happens not only on Koljutschin Island. Any polar station with open doors risks getting new furry residents. For example, on Franz Josef Land in Tichaja Bay, where the first Soviet polar station is preserved, there are also many such little houses. Before one can feel comfortable at the station, one must go through each house, make noise so that the bears move away from the people.

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The Minister for Internal Security reports on gangs that are commissioning the murder of immigration police staff to keep illegals in the USA According to Kristi Noem, her department has information that criminals are offering rewards for security forces: Whoever kidnaps a person from the list can receive $2000, and whoever kills them, $10,000. Photos of officials are being published on social networks so that anyone who wants to can learn about the opportunity to kill an innocent person and receive a reward. She described the situation as "unprecedented and extraordinary". Those on the criminals' lists have received additional protection. Noem emphasized that what is happening is not peaceful protests for their position, but an attempt to kill public servants who are doing their jobs. 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

In Canada, the heart of a man who died by euthanasia was successfully used for transplantation for the first time A 38-year-old man with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis received a lethal injection. Seven minutes after death was confirmed, the organ was revived and sent to the USA for transplantation to another person. Canada is a world leader in carrying out such procedures. 5% of the organs transplanted in the country come from donors who have undergone assisted suicide. In December, it was revealed that one in twenty deaths in Canada is due to euthanasia of severely ill patients. From 2027, authorities may begin to promote suicides among citizens with mental health issues. 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

❗️,,German Justice Rejects EU Plans for Chat Control In the dispute over chat control to combat child pornography, the German Ministry of Justice has opposed a proposal being discussed at the EU level. "Random chat control must be taboo in a rule of law," said Justice Minister Stefanie Hubig (SPD). Private communication should never be under general suspicion, and the state should not force messaging services to scan messages en masse for suspicious content before sending. "Germany will not agree to such proposals at the EU level," Hubig added. Discussions for Years EU member states are discussing a proposal for chat control at the ambassador level. The controversial legislative proposal, which has been debated for years, aims to allow authorities to search messages and photos on messaging services like WhatsApp, Signal, and others for child pornography before they are encrypted. The EU has been discussing the relevant rules for three years. Several council presidencies have already failed in attempts to find a compromise that enough member states would agree to." ♻️ Source #Control Truth sets you free and freedom makes truth 👉 https://t.me/FrMaWa Think for yourself and inform yourself 🧩 💥 Source: 🍀Freiheit macht Wahr, Wahrheit macht Frei🍀 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN