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Le 09 juillet 2023 à 12:36:48 :
Le 09 juillet 2023 à 12:35:28 :
Elle est ou l'autre niakoué Losy ? elle me kifferSurement en train de se faire sauter
Ça rage 
oui, je l'avais recale a cause de sa réputation
Et elle a disparu depuis
Le 09 juillet 2023 à 06:41:11 :
https://webmshare.com/nQ7ob
Il y a plein de jeunes sur Snap qui font de l'urbex dans des endroits hanté, il y a la chaîne youtube "See Djinns" qui compilent les vidéos
Le 28 juin 2023 à 21:10:52 :
INTERVIEW WITH VIKTOR ORBANRonzheimer: Mr. Prime Minister, thanks for having us. Everybody in the world is talking about what happened in Russia. What were you thinking when Prigozhin ordered his troops to go into the direction of Moscow?
-I saw that that belongs to the Russians and they will manage it soon. So I don’t see any major importance to that event.
-What have you heard from inside Russia? You have good contacts.
-No, we have intelligence services. It’s more reliable than anything else. They said there’s no importance to that.
-How can that be ?
-You know, the Hungarian experience is that when you have a partisan-type unit and army, and you have to launch a real war with the regular army, and you have to subordinate the partisan units to the regular army, it’s always difficult to manage.
-How weakened is Putin from your perspective?
-When it is managed in 24 hours it’s a signal of being strong.
-So you think Putin is still strong?
-Putin is the President of Russia. So if somebody has a speculation that he could fail or be replaced, they don’t understand the Russian people and the Russian public structures.
-Explain me why, we saw mercenaries heading into the direction to Moscow. But you still think he’s strong. Why is that?
-Because that’s Russia. Russia works and operates differently than the European countries. It could happen in Russia.
-So how would you see it?
-I think it’s over and the war is going on. This event does not play any role.
-Would you give asylum to Prigozhin?
-I would be surprised if he would ask for Hungary to give asylum for them. It’s a peaceful country. That kind of guy will never come to Hungary.
-But what would you do if he asked?
-They had a better option now: it’s Lukashenko, and Belarus is a far better option.
-Why are you so sure about that ? Americans, but also other European countries, saying this could be the beginning of the end. What is your opinion?
-When there is a war, the talk about the war is part of the war. So it’s just propaganda. May I just say I don’t believe them.
-You say it’s propaganda, but Putin said he would punish Prigozhin, and at the end of the day he was able to leave to Belarus. So how can we explain that?
-That’s Russia. Russia operates differently than we do. But the structures in Russia are very stable. It’s based on the army, secret service, police. it’s a military-oriented or minded country. So don’t forget that. They are not a country like we are, Germany or Hungary. It’s a different world. The structure is different. The power is different. The stability is different. So if you would like to understand from our logic how they operate we will always mislead ourselves.
-What could bring Putin down in these days ?
-He’s stable. He’s an elected leader of Russia. And he is popular, and the structures behind him are rather strong. So we have to take the whole Russian complex seriously.
-Why have you positioned your country in a way alongside Russia, and are considered even in Europe as a Putin friend?
-Are you provoking me with that question? To say to a Hungarian that we are pro-Russian or friends of the Russians is something which is totally different.
-I’m just quoting European people.
-It’s just totally going against our historical experiences. So I’m fighting for Hungary. I don’t care about Russia. I care about Hungary. So what I’m doing is positions and actions which are good for the Hungarians. And definitely everything which is going on now between Russia and Ukraine is bad for the Hungarians. It’s dangerous for the Hungarians. We lost lives. Hungarian minorities are living there. Danger coming from the war is in our neighbourhood.
-Why are you so sure that there is no way of having a solution on the battlefield?
-First of all, I’m not arguing against the Ukrainians. But I am standing on reality. The reality is that the engineering of that cooperation between Ukraine and the West is a failure.
-Why is it a failure?
-Because I think that the way that says, “The Ukrainians are fighting on the front line, and we support them financially and by information and by instruments, and they can win a war against Russia” is a misunderstanding of the situation. It’s impossible.
-Why do you say it’s impossible ?
-What I’m speaking about are not certain events of the war. I’m speaking about the outcome of the war. And the problem is that the Ukrainians will run out of soldiers earlier than the Russians. And that will be the decisive factor in the end. That’s why I’m always arguing I would not like to influence and impact on the Ukrainians, but I’m always arguing for peace. Otherwise, they will lose a huge quantity of wealth, and many human lives, and unimaginable destruction will happen.
-I met Zelensky two weeks ago, and he says “There is no way of us sitting down with Putin”
-I know that opinion. But what really counts is what the Americans would like to do. Ukraine is not a sovereign country anymore. They don’t have money, they don’t have weapons. They can fight only because we support them. So when the Americans decide that they would like to have peace, there will be peace.
-You argued that without weapons from the West, they couldn’t have defended themselves.
-I argued in favour of peace at the very beginning. So if there had been negotiations at the very beginning, there would not have been so many lives lost and the country would not have been destroyed. So my position was at the very beginning that instead of making it a global war or something like that we should isolate it and take back the action from the military men to the politicians and to the diplomats.
-What did Vladimir Putin tell you About Ukraine the last time you talked with him ?
-He said that the Ukrainian army is very well equipped by the West. The impression he made on me was that despite this fact he thinks that time is on the Russian side. That was my impression, which I said publicly anyway in the West: that this is in the mind of the Russians, that they think that time is on their side. The fact is that it proved to be true: time is on the Russian side, not on the Ukrainian one.
-But Ukrainians clearly say, “We don’t negotiate with Putin.”
-That’s true. And Ukraine is a nation, it’s a country, and they have the right to decide on their own future: whether to go to war or not. Our right is also to give weapons and money, or not. If the Americans say, “Guys, we would like to have peace, therefore we won’t give money and weapons, there’s no other option for anybody except to go for negotiation and to create peace and a ceasefire.” So it is in the hands of the Americans.
-Is Putin a war criminal for you?
-For me not.
-Why not?
-Because we are in a war. If you would like to have a ceasefire and then negotiate, we have to convince those who are part of the conflict to come to the table. If you would like to invite them to the table and say “Come to the table and I will arrest you,” it’s not the best idea. So we can discuss all the legal consequences after the peace or as part of the peace. So it’s just totally inappropriate to speak about them at this moment.
-So you say it wasn’t successful. Others, like the Ukrainians, would say it was successful.
-But we have to understand the fact that when you are in a war, talking about the war is part of the war. What else can they say, except that they are successful? This is because they are in a war. Hungary is not in the war. We are far more objective. We have enough distance from it to see it and study it. So our position is far more secure and safer than their position.
-Under what circumstances are you willing to accept NATO membership for Ukraine?
-It’s not in our mind, because the treaty of NATO says very clearly that if somebody is at war, they cannot be a member of NATO.
-My last question Mr. Prime Minister. If you have the chance to talk to Vladimir Putin, what would you tell him?
-Hungary is not strong enough in Europe to push the events to the direction of peace. That’s the reason why there is no sense in calling him.
Un dirigeant européen qui dit la vérité, ça change des gaouris menteurs, Bravo a lui 👍
INTERVIEW WITH VIKTOR ORBAN
Ronzheimer: Mr. Prime Minister, thanks for having us. Everybody in the world is talking about what happened in Russia. What were you thinking when Prigozhin ordered his troops to go into the direction of Moscow?
-I saw that that belongs to the Russians and they will manage it soon. So I don’t see any major importance to that event.
-What have you heard from inside Russia? You have good contacts.
-No, we have intelligence services. It’s more reliable than anything else. They said there’s no importance to that.
-How can that be ?
-You know, the Hungarian experience is that when you have a partisan-type unit and army, and you have to launch a real war with the regular army, and you have to subordinate the partisan units to the regular army, it’s always difficult to manage.
-How weakened is Putin from your perspective?
-When it is managed in 24 hours it’s a signal of being strong.
-So you think Putin is still strong?
-Putin is the President of Russia. So if somebody has a speculation that he could fail or be replaced, they don’t understand the Russian people and the Russian public structures.
-Explain me why, we saw mercenaries heading into the direction to Moscow. But you still think he’s strong. Why is that?
-Because that’s Russia. Russia works and operates differently than the European countries. It could happen in Russia.
-So how would you see it?
-I think it’s over and the war is going on. This event does not play any role.
-Would you give asylum to Prigozhin?
-I would be surprised if he would ask for Hungary to give asylum for them. It’s a peaceful country. That kind of guy will never come to Hungary.
-But what would you do if he asked?
-They had a better option now: it’s Lukashenko, and Belarus is a far better option.
-Why are you so sure about that ? Americans, but also other European countries, saying this could be the beginning of the end. What is your opinion?
-When there is a war, the talk about the war is part of the war. So it’s just propaganda. May I just say I don’t believe them.
-You say it’s propaganda, but Putin said he would punish Prigozhin, and at the end of the day he was able to leave to Belarus. So how can we explain that?
-That’s Russia. Russia operates differently than we do. But the structures in Russia are very stable. It’s based on the army, secret service, police. it’s a military-oriented or minded country. So don’t forget that. They are not a country like we are, Germany or Hungary. It’s a different world. The structure is different. The power is different. The stability is different. So if you would like to understand from our logic how they operate we will always mislead ourselves.
-What could bring Putin down in these days ?
-He’s stable. He’s an elected leader of Russia. And he is popular, and the structures behind him are rather strong. So we have to take the whole Russian complex seriously.
-Why have you positioned your country in a way alongside Russia, and are considered even in Europe as a Putin friend?
-Are you provoking me with that question? To say to a Hungarian that we are pro-Russian or friends of the Russians is something which is totally different.
-I’m just quoting European people.
-It’s just totally going against our historical experiences. So I’m fighting for Hungary. I don’t care about Russia. I care about Hungary. So what I’m doing is positions and actions which are good for the Hungarians. And definitely everything which is going on now between Russia and Ukraine is bad for the Hungarians. It’s dangerous for the Hungarians. We lost lives. Hungarian minorities are living there. Danger coming from the war is in our neighbourhood.
-Why are you so sure that there is no way of having a solution on the battlefield?
-First of all, I’m not arguing against the Ukrainians. But I am standing on reality. The reality is that the engineering of that cooperation between Ukraine and the West is a failure.
-Why is it a failure?
-Because I think that the way that says, “The Ukrainians are fighting on the front line, and we support them financially and by information and by instruments, and they can win a war against Russia” is a misunderstanding of the situation. It’s impossible.
-Why do you say it’s impossible ?
-What I’m speaking about are not certain events of the war. I’m speaking about the outcome of the war. And the problem is that the Ukrainians will run out of soldiers earlier than the Russians. And that will be the decisive factor in the end. That’s why I’m always arguing I would not like to influence and impact on the Ukrainians, but I’m always arguing for peace. Otherwise, they will lose a huge quantity of wealth, and many human lives, and unimaginable destruction will happen.
-I met Zelensky two weeks ago, and he says “There is no way of us sitting down with Putin”
-I know that opinion. But what really counts is what the Americans would like to do. Ukraine is not a sovereign country anymore. They don’t have money, they don’t have weapons. They can fight only because we support them. So when the Americans decide that they would like to have peace, there will be peace.
-You argued that without weapons from the West, they couldn’t have defended themselves.
-I argued in favour of peace at the very beginning. So if there had been negotiations at the very beginning, there would not have been so many lives lost and the country would not have been destroyed. So my position was at the very beginning that instead of making it a global war or something like that we should isolate it and take back the action from the military men to the politicians and to the diplomats.
-What did Vladimir Putin tell you About Ukraine the last time you talked with him ?
-He said that the Ukrainian army is very well equipped by the West. The impression he made on me was that despite this fact he thinks that time is on the Russian side. That was my impression, which I said publicly anyway in the West: that this is in the mind of the Russians, that they think that time is on their side. The fact is that it proved to be true: time is on the Russian side, not on the Ukrainian one.
-But Ukrainians clearly say, “We don’t negotiate with Putin.”
-That’s true. And Ukraine is a nation, it’s a country, and they have the right to decide on their own future: whether to go to war or not. Our right is also to give weapons and money, or not. If the Americans say, “Guys, we would like to have peace, therefore we won’t give money and weapons, there’s no other option for anybody except to go for negotiation and to create peace and a ceasefire.” So it is in the hands of the Americans.
-Is Putin a war criminal for you?
-For me not.
-Why not?
-Because we are in a war. If you would like to have a ceasefire and then negotiate, we have to convince those who are part of the conflict to come to the table. If you would like to invite them to the table and say “Come to the table and I will arrest you,” it’s not the best idea. So we can discuss all the legal consequences after the peace or as part of the peace. So it’s just totally inappropriate to speak about them at this moment.
-So you say it wasn’t successful. Others, like the Ukrainians, would say it was successful.
-But we have to understand the fact that when you are in a war, talking about the war is part of the war. What else can they say, except that they are successful? This is because they are in a war. Hungary is not in the war. We are far more objective. We have enough distance from it to see it and study it. So our position is far more secure and safer than their position.
-Under what circumstances are you willing to accept NATO membership for Ukraine?
-It’s not in our mind, because the treaty of NATO says very clearly that if somebody is at war, they cannot be a member of NATO.
-My last question Mr. Prime Minister. If you have the chance to talk to Vladimir Putin, what would you tell him?
-Hungary is not strong enough in Europe to push the events to the direction of peace. That’s the reason why there is no sense in calling him.
Putin, Lukashenko To Attend India-Hosted SCO Summit
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Belarus President Aleksander Lukashenko will be attending the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit being held in India on June 4 next week. Both leaders will participate in the summit virtually. The summit will be chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi with a focus on the "Secure" theme. Putin's presence at the SCO summit in India assumes huge significance.
Je vais vous expliquer un truc vite fait
Nanterre = Non terre
La ville existe que si je le décide, le gouvernement essaie d'avoir une influence sur le monde avec leur Fake news, mais si j'ignore totalement votre histoire : elle n'existe pas, le monde n'en entendra jamais parler
Le 11 juin 2023 à 16:07:17 :
Le 11 juin 2023 à 16:06:02 :
Le 11 juin 2023 à 16:00:51 :
Si un type a pas les moyens de se procurer un passeport, un billet d'avion ou de bateau et un visa, il y a deux solutions, soit il travail pour y parvenir, soit il immigre dans une autre région de son pays où il pourra trouver un meilleur taf/niveau de vieConcernant cette histoire de mur, oui je valide l'idée, le Mexique est ravagée par les cartels et ils faut en protéger les ricains
Tout comme Cyrus 2 a construit un mur dans l'antiquité pour protéger le moyen orient, des sauvages et barbares blancs caucasiens.
Dieu est contre l'idée d'un monde sans frontières et un nouvel ordre mondial globalisé, la preuve il a créé les Pyrénées pour séparer l'Espagne de la France et les alpes pour séparer l'Italie de la France
Ah oui le fait que la France et l'Italie soient deux pays distincts est la volonté de Dieu et pas celle des tournants historiques
https://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/2021/32/1/1628468300-8be1d18d-c1ef-4ac7-90b5-9f10976e42de.png Ferme ta gueule trou du cul, t'a déjà regardé une carte avec reliefs montagneux, les frontières sont juxtaposé aux chaînes de montagnes
Si un type a pas les moyens de se procurer un passeport, un billet d'avion ou de bateau et un visa, il y a deux solutions, soit il travail pour y parvenir, soit il immigre dans une autre région de son pays où il pourra trouver un meilleur taf/niveau de vie
Concernant cette histoire de mur, oui je valide l'idée, le Mexique est ravagée par les cartels et ils faut en protéger les ricains
Tout comme Cyrus 2 a construit un mur dans l'antiquité pour protéger le moyen orient, des sauvages et barbares blancs caucasiens.
Dieu est contre l'idée d'un monde sans frontières et un nouvel ordre mondial globalisé, la preuve il a créé les Pyrénées pour séparer l'Espagne de la France et les alpes pour séparer l'Italie de la France
Le 15 avril 2022 à 21:04:37 :
https://twitter.com/ChPiret/status/1514930524040699912?t=NOKtFa4UbXOy_X8oKYgXxQ&s=19Pas loin d'appeler à faire barrage
J'ai pas lu mais tout les attentats terroristes, sont des falses flags des services secrets, Abdeslam compris
Le 15 avril 2023 à 18:58:51 :
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/apr/14/alexei-navalny-in-critical-situation-after-possible-poisoning-says-ally
Apparemment l'article parle de moi, en effet j'ai été au porte de la mort lors de mon premier empoisonnement et n'ai été sauvé que grâce à Dieu, depuis je suis assiegé, mes ennemis sont en embuscade et m'ont empoisonné plusieurs fois, par burger, sorcellerie, etc...
A part ça, Navalny n'es qu'une pute, un agent américain
Le 15 avril 2023 à 18:42:45 :
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/rishi-sunak-transgender-penis-b2319675.htmlImaginez si Macron avait dit ça...
https://image.noelshack.com/fichiers/2020/44/1/1603727021-eco-bave-splatoon2-remake-ekvam.png
Le monde retrouve la raison grâce à Dieu
Le 15 avril 2023 à 18:22:18 :
https://www.tf1info.fr/international/guerre-russie-ukraine-prigojine-veut-la-fin-du-conflit-pour-le-pouvoir-et-la-societe-toute-entiere-2254188.htmlPour lui les objectifs sont remplis et la Russie a gagnée assez de territoire. Go LCI ils en parlent en ce moment
8 : 39 - Combattez-les jusqu'à ce qu'il ne subsiste plus de persécutions, et que la religion soit entièrement dédiée à Dieu. S’ils s’abstiennent de l’agression, alors DIEU est Parfaitement Voyant de tout ce qu’ils font.
Church of England to consider use of gender-neutral terms for God
Use of ‘he’ when referring to God to be examined by new a commission in spring
The Church of England is considering whether to stop referring to God as “he”, after priests asked to be allowed to use gender-neutral terms instead.
The church said it would launch a new commission on the matter in the spring. Any potential alterations, which would mark a departure from traditional teachings dating back millennia, would have to be approved by synod, the Church’s decision-making body.
The Rt Rev Dr Michael Ipgrave, Bishop of Lichfield and vice-chair of the liturgical commission responsible for the matter, said the church had been “exploring the use of gendered language in relation to God for several years”.
“After some dialogue between the two commissions in this area, a new joint project on gendered language will begin this spring,” he said. “In common with other potential changes to authorised liturgical provision, changing the wording and number of authorised forms of absolution would require a full synodical process for approval.”
The specifics of the project are as yet unclear.
The bishop’s comments came in response to a question asked at synod by the Revd Joanna Stobart, vicar of Ilminster and Whitelackington in Somerset, about the progress on developing “more inclusive language” in services.
It is unclear what would replace the term Our Father in the Lord’s Prayer, the central Christian prayer that Jesus is said to have instructed his followers to say together down the generations.
A spokesperson for the Church of England said: “This is nothing new. Christians have recognised since ancient times that God is neither male nor female, yet the variety of ways of addressing and describing God found in scripture has not always been reflected in our worship.
Men Who Killed Haiti President Revealed as FBI Informants, as Three Presidents Die After Blocking Vaccine Distribution
According to a report from the Daily Mail, one of the Americans arrested for the murder of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse was a DEA informant who handed over a warlord responsible for heading up the last coup in the country.
The DEA has admitted some of their ‘confidential sources’ were involved in the assassination.
Joseph Vincent, 55, has been named by sources to the Miami Herald as one of the informants.
Vincent was one of three US citizens arrested for being behind the early morning raid on the president’s home. The two others named are James Solages, and Christian Emmanuel Sanon. Approximately 20 Colombians are also under arrest for the assassination.
According to a report, several of the arrested suspects are FBI informants, and many of the Columbians were trained by the US Military according to the Washington Post.
An associate of Sanon suggested that Washington DC backed the president’s assassination.
Vincent’s ties to the DEA were revealed
Vincent reportedly claimed that they planned to hold Moïse in the National Palace. The plot was planned over the course of a month in a hotel in the Pétion-Ville area of the country.
The associate, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said Sanon told him he was approached by people claiming to represent the U.S. State and Justice departments who wanted to install him as president.
He said the plan was that Moïse would be killed.
Haitian President Jovenel Moise, was the latest of three presidents to die, of nations that refused distribution of the COVID vaccines.
After their deaths, all three countries are now distributing US-supplied COVID jabs to their citizens.
Haiti had recently declined the AstraZeneca vaccine from the World Health Organization’s Covax Facility in May, citing widespread side effects reported in Europe.
The President of Burundi, Pierre Nkurunziza, also recently died, from cardiac arrest in June.
Burundi’s administration declined the vaccines in February, claiming that “since more than 95% of patients are recovering, we estimate that the vaccines are not yet necessary” in the African nation.
In March, the President of Tanzania, John Magufuli died of a “heart ailment.”
Magufuli also denied the vaccine distribution in his country, and instead urged for Tanzanian citizens to “pray coronavirus away.”
Magufuli, upset at the medical establishment, also mocked the efficacy of the PCR tests, by showing how a goat and a pawpaw fruit both tested positive for COVID-19.
Following his death, Tanzania put in an order to the WHO for a shipment of COVID vaccines for its 60 million citizens.