John Band. retweeted
You can list the global communist leaders by watch who’s happy with Lula “election”
D66 en cornuiten willen oorlog en moeten oorlog hebben om hun destructieve agenda te voorspoedigen
I confirm the 2023 peace-treaty plan that was leaked to the FT.
What the draft envisaged:
- Russia withdraws its troops from most of the four oblasts it had just declared “annexed.”
- The new line of demarcation runs roughly along the line as of February 24, 2022: Crimea and the part of Donbas that Russia controlled before the full-scale invasion.
- Ukraine recognizes Russian control over Crimea.
- Ukraine grants Russia an unobstructed land corridor to Crimea.
- The ceasefire regime is guaranteed by NATO countries that provide protection for Ukraine.
- Russia begins negotiations with the US on its own security guarantees.
From my side, I’ll add a few insider details that few people know about.
The plan was discussed NOT ONLY by Rodnyansky: the key figure was ABRAMOVICH.
Moreover, Russia was ready to give up the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant as well. And the 300 billion in frozen assets was to go toward rebuilding all of Ukraine, that is, together with the occupied territories.
As for Crimea: we were not required to recognize it as Russian, only to recognize Russia’s control over it. In other words, we acknowledge that right now it is under Russian control (which is how it is). We were also required to adopt a law banning the return of Crimea by military means.
The land corridor to Crimea, a highway and a railway, was to be built at Russia’s expense. The hardest question was how to guard it. That is why the Russians were ready to give up Melitopol, but not Tokmak: they feared we would cut the corridor with artillery.
Zelensky rejected this proposal at the time.
De smerige oneindige gore tering propaganda die die totalitaire tyfus mongolen dag in dag uit over ons heen spugen is krankzinnig.
Statushouders willen snel aan de slag: 'Ga niet thuiszitten en mijn hand ophouden' ift.tt/KRQL72E
John Band. retweeted
> be Congo
> colonisation ends
> immidiately descend into civil war
> every road, hospital & mine the Belgians built just sits there rotting
> no engineers left to run anything
> 70iq warlord Mobutu grabs the throne for 32 years
> steals billions
> Congo enters the deadliest African conflict
> drags another 9 countries in it
> 5 million people die
> world now needs cobalt for phones and cars
> kids go back to working in the mines
> militias & chinese run the mines together
> 7 million people get displaced
> country is ranked among the most corrupt countries on earth almost every single year since
“Free Congo” from what, from africans?
John Band. retweeted
Even wat observaties:
1. Zorgpremie fors omhoog
2. BTW op overnachtingen naar 21%
3. Hoogste brandstof prijs Europa
4. Hoogste gas prijs Europa
5. Wegen en bruggen kapot
6. Asiel crisis
7. Woning crisis
8. Stikstof crisis
9. Overvol stroomnetwerk
10. Johan Vollenbroek
11. Het fiscale schrapen
12. Dalend onderwijs niveau
13. Toegenomen geweld tegen vrouwen
14. Energie-armoede
15. Vrijheidsbijdrage
16. Plofkraken en Groeps-mishandelingen
17. Verplichte warmtepomp
18. D66
19. Forse stijging lokale lasten
20. Geen geld voor nieuwe infrastructuur
21. Bezuinigingen jongerenzorg
22. Bezuinigingen ouderenzorg
23. Bezuinigingen gehandicaptenzorg
De lijst is eindeloos...wat dan wel
- Miljarden Oekraïne
- Miljarden Ontwikkelingshulp
- Miljarden Klimaat en Groene Groei
- Miljarden Asiel
- Gender en LHBTIQ+ waanzin
- Positieve discriminatie arbeidsmarkt
- Slavernij excuses en compensatie
De Nederlander als melk koe. Kan er niets anders van maken.
John Band. retweeted
“Energiezekerheid in Nederland op derde wereldniveau”
Niemand zou dit moeten accepteren!
Nederland op plaats 89 (van 187) in de Energy Security Index van @ASI Nog onder Zimbabwe, Guyana en Equatoriaal Guinea. Dat krijg je als je Groningen sluit en inzet op wind en zon zonder voldoende regelbare stroom. Energiezekerheid op Derde Wereld-niveau! adamsmith.org/research/globa…
🤣🤣🤣
Macron na rellen in Frankrijk: 'Wie heeft geplunderd, moet betalen' rtl.nl/nieuws/artikel/565973…
John Band. retweeted
The battle of narratives is going strong.
Our countries are a recurring target.
It is time to act to tell the stories that make us strong. Let’s live our own story!
Protect what matters - our democracy.
John Band. retweeted
AIVD, NCTV, gevestigde politiek, rechtspraak en OM richten zich op het opjagen, uitsluiten en veroordelen van critici van massale migratie en degenen die de woorden “omvolking” en “remigratie” gebruiken.
De gevolgen daarvan gaan snel zichtbaar worden. Kijk maar naar Frankrijk.
Mensen die spreken over studenten en protesten voor betere educatie zijn kwaadaardig en net zo schuldig.
Links en de moslims, zegmaar PRO de grootste partij van NL.
Zwarte dag in Frankrijk met grote gevolgen: 'Extreemlinks valt Republiek aan' rtl.nl/nieuws/buitenland/art…
John Band. retweeted
Alle disse mennene stod nylig tiltalt for å ha voldtatt én jente fra hun var 13 år.
Finn fellesnevneren.
John Band. retweeted
Vegans: "Oat milk is better for you and better for the planet."
Great point.
So instead of a cow turning grass into milk in a field down the road, we've developed a twelve-step industrial alternative.
Step one: plough a field. Pasture is never ploughed; an oat field is turned over, sprayed and emptied of everything living in it every single year.
Step two: spray the standing crop with glyphosate a fortnight before harvest so it dries on schedule.
Step three: ship the oats from wherever the contract was cheapest this year, Scandinavia, Canada, the Baltic, to a factory that is almost never in the country drinking the result.
Step four: mill the oats, stir them into water, and add enzymes to pre-digest the starch into sugar, which is why it tastes sweet and why a glass carries about 7g of carbohydrate and 1g of protein. Milk is the other way round.
Step five: spin out the bran and fibre, which is most of the oat, and sell it as pig feed.
Step six: look at what's left. 10% oat, 90% water, tastes of nothing.
Step seven: pour in rapeseed oil, from a crushing plant, because the oat has no fat and the coffee needs something to foam.
Step eight: add dipotassium phosphate so it doesn't curdle the moment it meets a hot drink.
Step nine: add calcium carbonate from a quarry, potassium iodide from a mine, vitamin D2 grown on irradiated fungus, and B12 brewed in a bacterial vat, most likely in China. Four continents, to put back what the cow put in for free.
Step ten: heat it to 140 degrees, homogenise it, and seal it in a six-layer carton of card, plastic and aluminium.
Step eleven: load the cartons onto lorries and drive 90% water up and down the motorway network.
Step twelve: print a picture of a field on the carton. Not the ploughed one.
The cow: stands in a field that has never seen a plough, eats grass no human can digest, and makes milk that already contains the fat, the protein, the calcium, the iodine and the B12 in the proportions a mammal is built for. The herd is inside 30 miles of your fridge. The bottle came in a van.
Better for the planet, though. Says so on the carton. Next to the field.