Новости дня 2

Ожидаемо. Там- наверху уже прорабатывают закон о запрете бездетности.
Фантастическим образом чайлдфри уже превращается, превращается… в экстремизм и «измену родине».
Будет ли бездетным грозить срок за невыполнение плана по мясу- пока не сообщается.
Возможно сажать и не будут, будут брать налог на бездетность, штрафовать, ну а может введут закон о принудительном осеменении «героями эсвэо».

@nevzorovalydia

интересно их проверять на наличие "нехороших" болезней будут?

"свежачёк " русский с китайцем - братья навек"

2024 PRESIDENTIAL DEBATES
Dems freak out over Biden’s debate performance: ‘Biden is toast’

One prominent operative texted, “Time for an open convention.”


President Joe Biden's performance was widely panned online and will likely reinforce the impression that he’s lost a step.
By LISA KASHINSKY, ADAM CANCRYN and EUGENE DANIELS
06/27/2024 10:15 PM EDT
Updated: 06/28/2024 12:17 AM EDT
All Joe Biden needed to do was deliver a repeat performance of his State of the Union address.
Instead, he stammered. He stumbled. And, with fewer than five months to November, he played straight into
Democrats’ worst fears — that he’s fumbling away this election to Donald Trump.

The alarm bells for Democrats started ringing the second Biden started speaking in a haltingly hoarse voice. Minutes into the debate, he struggled to mount an effective defense of the economy on his watch and flubbed the description of key health initiatives he’s made central to his reelection bid, saying “we finally beat Medicare” and incorrectly stating how much his administration lowered the price of insulin. He talked himself into a corner on Afghanistan, bringing up his administration’s botched withdrawal unprompted. He repeatedly mixed up “billion” and “million,” and found himself stuck for long stretches of the 90-minute debate playing defense.

Что-то пошло не так...

В этот день ровно 50 лет назад солист Театра имени Кирова остался на Западе. За полвека Барышников ни разу не приехал в Россию.
«Знаешь, что это такое - быть свободным? Вы здесь поете Высоцкого только шепотом. А я хочу кричать. »

и молодец , что не приехал
и ещё представьте, что он видит происходящее вокруг не так как вы , ай яй - яй не хочет маршировать в общем строю идиотов

On July 9-11, the heads of state and government of NATO’s 32 allies will convene in Washington to discuss the most pressing issues facing the alliance and provide strategic guidance for its activities.
The NATO summit in Washington comes at a crucial time for the alliance. For starters, it marks NATO’s 75th anniversary, which is a remarkable feat deserving of commemoration. Alliances historically break up once the external threats they were formed against disappear. NATO on the other hand has transformed itself in the post-Cold War era, expanding both its functions and its membership. Nevertheless, the birthday celebration will likely be modest, as NATO faces a host of immediate challenges. Maintaining allied political cohesion on continuing the flow of Western military aid to Ukraine in the fight against Russia is among the biggest concerns.