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🚨🇺🇦お喋り大好き、出たがり屋のゼレンスキーが、勢い余ってウクライナの痛いところを突かれる展開です‼️ ロシアの製油所を攻撃し、世界の燃料供給にまで影響力があると豪語するゼレンスキー。 ところが、ここでウクライナの石油事情を調べてみると、驚くべき事実が浮かび上がってきます。 ⛽なんとウクライナには、かつて主要な石油製油所が6か所存在していたものの、2022年の全面侵攻直前に実際に稼働していたのは、クレメンチュク製油所ただ1か所だったのです‼️ しかも、その最後の製油所も2022年4月、ロシア軍のミサイル攻撃によって操業停止に追い込まれました。 つまり、ロシアの石油施設に強気な発言を繰り返すゼレンスキーですが、肝心のウクライナ自身は、国内の石油精製能力が壊滅的な打撃を受け、燃料の輸入に大きく依存しているのです。 どうやってトランプにディーゼル燃料プレゼント🎁するつもりなんだこの嘘つきは⁉️ 一方のロシアには、大規模製油所が約30か所。 で、話を戻すとプーチン大統領は、現在のウクライナ西部には、かつてポーランド、ハンガリー、ルーマニアなどに属していた地域が含まれると指摘。 第二次世界大戦後、ソ連の枠組みの中で形成された国境が、ソ連崩壊後も維持されてきた歴史に言及し、将来的にウクライナが西部領土を失う可能性まで主張しました。 さらに、ウクライナの領土保全を保証していたのはロシアだったと述べ、ロシアを敵視する現在のウクライナ政府を批判しています。 🌍批判の矛先はアメリカとNATOにも向かいました。 プーチン大統領は、冷戦終結後、西側諸国がロシアの安全保障上の懸念を無視してNATOの拡大を続けたと主張。 旧ユーゴスラビアへの介入や2014年のウクライナ政変にも言及し、西側の行動こそが現在の戦争を招いたという従来の立場を繰り返しました。

"Beaucoup continuent de répéter, avec une naïveté déconcertante, que la Russie, avec sa puissance militaire, aurait pu écraser l’Ukraine en quelques semaines. C’est une lecture simpliste qui ignore tout de la nature profonde de ce conflit. Moscou ne mène pas une guerre contre un pays de quarante millions d’habitants. Elle affronte, à travers l’Ukraine, l’ensemble du bloc atlantiste, l’OTAN tout entière, ses services de renseignement, ses arsenaux, ses satellites, son industrie militaire et sa machine médiatique. L’Ukraine n’est qu’un théâtre d’opération, un champ de bataille dans une guerre mondiale larvée. Dans ces conditions, l’idée d’une victoire rapide n’a aucun sens. Oui, la Russie aurait pu raser Kiev en quelques jours. Oui, elle aurait pu écraser les infrastructures ukrainiennes et réduire l’État à néant. Mais un tel choix aurait eu un coût humain et politique considérable : des dizaines de milliers de morts civils, une condamnation internationale unanime, une rupture avec ses partenaires stratégiques et une perte d’influence dans le Sud global. Moscou a donc choisi une stratégie plus subtile, plus lente, mais aussi beaucoup plus ambitieuse. Elle combine pression militaire, guerre économique, bataille diplomatique, influence géopolitique et guerre informationnelle. L’objectif n’est pas seulement de gagner militairement, mais de remodeler durablement l’ordre mondial. Il faut comprendre également que l’Ukraine d’aujourd’hui est l’un des territoires les plus militarisés et les plus fortifiés du monde. Des milliards d’euros d’armes occidentales, des systèmes de défense antiaérienne sophistiqués, des lignes défensives profondes, des bunkers souterrains, une surveillance satellitaire permanente : même l’armée américaine, avec toute sa puissance, avancerait difficilement dans de telles conditions. La Russie agit donc avec prudence, car les régions qu’elle revendique comme historiquement siennes ne doivent pas être réduites en ruines. Elle avance lentement, consolide chaque mètre de terrain, organise des référendums, installe des administrations, et prépare déjà l’après-guerre. Ce choix stratégique prend tout son sens si l’on écoute les analyses d’Emmanuel Todd, historien et anthropologue français respecté, qui voit dans cette guerre bien plus qu’un conflit territorial. Pour Todd, il s’agit d’un affrontement civilisationnel entre un Occident en déclin et une Russie qui défend une conception plus traditionnelle, plus souveraine, de l’ordre politique et social. Il souligne que l’Occident, malgré son apparente supériorité économique et technologique, montre des signes de fragilité profonde : démographie vieillissante, crise de confiance, désindustrialisation, perte de repères idéologiques. Todd insiste sur un point capital : la Russie mène cette guerre avec seulement 3,3 % de son produit intérieur brut, un effort colossal mais soutenable, alors que les pays de l’OTAN, bien plus riches, sont contraints de dépenser des sommes gigantesques simplement pour maintenir l’équilibre. Ce chiffre, à première vue technique, révèle un déséquilibre stratégique profond. Comme le souligne Todd, si une nation capable de soutenir une guerre globale avec 3,3 % de son PIB peut tenir tête à l’ensemble de l’OTAN, alors cela signifie que l’Occident n’est plus ce qu’il était. Cela signifie que l’hégémonie occidentale repose désormais sur une illusion : celle de sa propre puissance. John Symers, analyste américain souvent critiqué pour sa lucidité, va encore plus loin. Il rappelle que l’OTAN, les États-Unis, l’Union européenne, le Japon et la Corée du Sud réunis représentent une part écrasante du PIB mondial, bien supérieure à celle de la Russie. Pourtant, malgré cet écart gigantesque, Moscou non seulement résiste, mais progresse. Cela prouve que la puissance brute ne se mesure pas seulement en chiffres économiques. Elle réside aussi dans la cohésion nationale, dans la capacité à endurer, dans la volonté politique et dans la profondeur historique d’un projet. Symers parle d’un « paradoxe russe » : une nation aux ressources économiques plus modestes qui parvient à tenir tête, seule, à l’Occident collectif, parce que sa stratégie est fondée sur la patience, la résilience et la clarté de ses objectifs. C’est pourquoi le facteur temps est crucial dans cette guerre. Plus elle dure, plus l’économie ukrainienne s’effondre, plus l’Occident s’épuise à fournir des armes, plus les sociétés européennes et américaines se lassent de financer un conflit qui n’a plus de sens pour leurs citoyen Chaque mois qui passe révèle davantage les fractures internes du monde occidental et renforce la position russe. La lenteur de la Russie n’est donc pas un signe de faiblesse, mais une stratégie de longue haleine. Elle cherche non pas une victoire brutale et spectaculaire, mais une victoire structurelle et durable. Elle veut démontrer, par les faits, que l’ordre mondial centré sur l’Occident est arrivé à bout de souffle. Et dans cette confrontation historique, Moscou ne se bat pas seulement pour l’Ukraine : elle se bat pour redéfinir les rapports de force mondiaux, pour mettre fin à des siècles d’hégémonie unilatérale et pour ouvrir la voie à un monde multipolaire. Ainsi, demander pourquoi la Russie n’a pas fini la guerre rapidement revient à poser la mauvaise question. Elle ne veut pas la finir vite. Elle veut la gagner profondément... Elle veut qu’à la fin de ce conflit, ce ne soit pas seulement un drapeau qui change sur un bâtiment, mais une ère entière qui s’achève. Car ce qui se joue aujourd’hui à Kiev, à Donetsk ou à Kharkiv, ce n’est pas seulement le destin d’un pays, mais celui du monde". Yan Amar

He placed the keys in her hand. New tyres. Every dent gone. Fresh paint. Her car looked brand new. He fixed the car. He didn't fix the marriage. "I didn't leave because I lost my job. I left because you stopped respecting the man you married." He turned and walked away. She kept the car. Her friends kept their marriages. And tomorrow, at Don Bosco Upper Hill, Amos keeps his dignity and gains a brand new wife who knows what she has. I'm his best man. Some keys open doors. Others close them forever. 🔑💔

@USForeignAssist Ebola treatment needs exactly the facilities and expertise that your country has built in the past 250 years. What a patriotic way to celebrate 250 years by not letting your own citizens be treated in your own country? You have been to the moon and back why fear little ebola? ⚖️

Kasongo, Kenya strongly supports the rightful strike on the Zionist puppet regime by Iran. We are furious that those Arab sellout countries were not completely flattened. It is just you standing with the genocidal Zionist entity. You do not represent the face of Kenya. You represent your family and the bloodthirsty cronies who murdered innocent Gen Z protesters in cold blood. You should be ashamed for refusing to condemn the cowardly assassination of the Supreme Leader of the Muslim world, Imam Ali Khamenei, a symbol of resistance to many. You could never fill his shoes. Go Iran. Long live Iran. Long live the Axis of Resistance.

I’m told that capitalism is the “best economic model” which has served Kenyans “brilliantly” for 62 years because: [1] The president of Kenya was voted the most corrupt person on planet Earth. [2] Kenya’s previous presidents and prime ministers plundered public resources and became the wealthiest human beings in Africa with most of their stolen wealth stashed abroad. [3] Kenya is a host to British, Israeli and American military bases and Israeli, British and American soldiers have raped, tortured and murdered thousands of vulnerable Kenyan girls before being escorted to the airport and returned to their countries without any consequence. [4] Foreign intelligence services and assassins kidnap and murder their critics and Kenyan revolutionaries for the stability of imperialism and Zionism. [5] More than 85% of Kenyan youth are unemployed, live in squalor and have zero social safety nets. [6] Kenya exports desperate citizens as maids, servants and sex slaves to Saudi Arabia, UAE, Yemen, Lebanon and Qatar where they are routinely raped, brutalized and murdered. [7] Kenya has a KES 2.88 Trillion budget for the president, cabinet secretaries, senior bureaucrats, politicians and their cronies can steal and become wealthy. [8] Kenyan elections are run by the NIS, CIA, Mossad and MI6 and cost more than elections in the USA, European Union, Canada and Australia with tens of billions of shillings paid to advocates handling election disputes which were intentionally caused and to “pay for election materials” which no other country uses. [9] Kenyans are proud consumers of British colonial, American and other foreign anti-African laws, systems and ideas. [10] Kenya’s economy is tightly controlled by the IMF and World Bank for purposes of extraction and exploitation. [11] More than 80% of Kenya’s productive land is controlled by the foreigners and the less than 1% of the local elite. [12] Kenyan politicians drive the largest vehicles and live in huge mansions while our roads are impassable and 85% of Kenyans live in inhumane conditions in slums. [13] Kenya supports American imperialism and illegal foreign interventions including within its borders because of the fear of communism, which no African country has experienced, but which the CIA and MI6 tell us is far worse than the glorious experience listed above. The solution is to liberate the country from all forms of foreign control; overhaul the existing foreign imposed systems and restructure or transform them; replace capitalism with socialism; nationalize key public assets; restore all public assets which have been privatized or sold; identify and repossess all stolen wealth; punish thieves of public wealth to the full extent of the law; expropriate land foreigners and local elite stole without compensation; eliminate theft of public resources; instil leadership based on integrity and the rule of law; introduce universal healthcare; make education free up to undergraduate levels; eradicate all colonial oppressive laws; create a genuine national African security infrastructure which respects Africans; and vest decision making powers and ownership of the factors/means of production on the people. It can and must be done. #RevolutionNow

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The Kenyan youth are in a serious war with Ruto because of corruption and bad governance Gachagua's war with Ruto is different from the youth, it's a revenge mission The youth want to remove the entire political class that also includes Gachagua Msilete confusion

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@elonmusk @Teslasi That was me! So excited to have been a part of this thank you! @elonmusk @Tesla

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Okiyah Omtatah is a sensible man. He has told Gen Zs the uncomfortable and for that they are already cancelling him. An uprising is not good for this country. If you doubt that, just look at the state of countries like Sudan, where chaos and civil unrest have eroded institutions and torn apart communities. Kenya is not a failed state. It's a flawed democracy, yes,but still a democracy. We have courts that sometimes work, a parliament we can pressure, and a Constitution that many nations envy. We must never gainsay this. For a country that emerged from a one-party dictatorship only a generation ago, these gains, imperfect as they are, matter. This is not to romanticize the status quo. The pain young people are feeling is real, joblessness, inflation, a shrinking future. The frustration is justified. But how we channel that frustration is what will define this generation. If you don’t want Ruto, don’t burn the republic, organize to beat him at the ballot. Protest is a constitutional right, but it's not a substitute for political strategy. Movements without political direction end up being cannon fodder for the very elites they seek to unseat. If you have issues with Ruto, organize to defeat him at the ballot. That is how democracy works.

@FamilyBankKenya your mpesa atm withdrawal services is beyond dissapointing and actually mediocre! I go to the atm to withdraw 38000 through mpesa, the money is debited but the atm says service unavailable. I go to teller to have it resolved and they tell me to wait 5 days!

@Justice_forum Then stop fucking with middle east and africa and leave them alone. You wage and finance wars in those countries and then you complain about migrants

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Fewer men are in senior employment positions. In the modern femicentric corporate sector and government, led by soy men and dick-driven men, they prioritize equality instead of merit and competence because competent men will enforce discipline and frugality, things that soy men and corporate women don't want (Discipline, Order and Commitment.) More men are in lower cadres because men fix problems. Because problems leak from the foundation. More men are in entry-level positions because they are there to earn skills and have where to begin their lives or a starting point. Men love work because work is masculine. Men love to create, innovate, build, and construct. Men see solutions and results. Women see dresses, cars, phones, jewellery, vacations, wine, and shoes. — Still, things built by men. Women rush to senior positions because there is no actual work there—just a nice office, free WiFi, 10 o'clock tea, and conference allowances. The consequences of filling senior positions with unfettered oestrogen are chaos, protests, and the death of institutions. Also, today, fewer men are seeking formal employment. They prefer running their errands. Man finds fulfilment when the work of his hands and the fragrance of his sweat put food on his family's table. No man wants to be shouted at by a lazy, fat woman sitting in the executive office giving ridiculous instructions and yelling at every man. So, it shouldn't surprise you that more women earn more than men. Men should avoid joining positions, careers or institutions that are filled with women. Their future is gloom. Look at the media. It is done. Once they mess these institutions with femicentric ideologies, they abandon them hoping a man will come to revive them. There are more opportunities in industries and careers where women are avoiding, and these opportunities come dressed in boilersuits and coveralls. Go for them. Don't whine. The world is crooked. Don't be bothered that women are earning more. Just focus on your work. Man is work, and work is man! #BetterTogether

After JKIA and KETRACO Adani deals have been canceled: Now we demand cancelation and withdrawal of: -SHIF/SHA. -The Horticulture Bill. Also, Drop the plan by Bill Gates to vaccinate our cows! And Deport him. DRAIN THE WHOLE SWAMP! #SOTN2024 #StateOfTheNationAddress

@realDonParody The last act of this Senile fool 🤦‍♂️

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@T_Kyallo Hakuna haja ya kuficha ideas, implementation ndio kila kitu

@kanerand777 There is a whole wide world outside of the USA...