I feel you in my heart

 i feel you in my heart

i feel you in my spirit

You are still alive

That day is now and I hope that those who know our African history will write some books for us and for the generation to come

Africa is our focal point, our cultural and spiritual mother and father, our beating heart, no matter where we live on earth. (Dr John Henry Clark)

The earliest known history originated in Egypt and later in Nubia, the Sahel, the Maghreb and the Horn of Africa.

No one worships a deity/god in the image of other races except slaves! If a black person still worships white European gods, angels and Jesus, these people are nothing more than a slave! Genetically, black people have more dominant genes than other races. Archaeologically speaking, the oldest human skeleton named "Lucy", estimated to be 3.2 million years old, was discovered in 1974 in Tanzania, Africa. This should be an indication that black people are the original beings of this planet. If the supreme spirit behind creation has a color, it must be black because the first humans on this planet were black. Why should the spirit of creation look like a Caucasian that arose less than 8000 years ago? A good question for sure. Does God have a skin color? Who can answer this?

In Africa there are 54 countries and one "non-self-governing territory", Western Sahara.

All of Africa was colonized by foreign powers during the "Battle for Africa", with the exception of Ethiopia and Liberia.

Before colonial rule, Africa consisted of up to 10,000 different states and autonomous groups with different languages ​​and customs.

The pharaonic civilization of ancient Egypt is one of the oldest and most enduring civilizations in the world.

The African continent is the oldest settled area in the world.

Arabic is spoken by 170 million people on the continent, followed by English (130 million), Swahili (100), French (115), Berber (50), Hausa (50), Portuguese (20), and Spanish (10). .

Over 25% of all languages ​​are spoken only in Africa, with over 2,000 recognized languages ​​spoken on the continent.

Africa is the second largest continent with about 16% of the world's population. Over 50% of Africans are under the age of 25.

The continent's population will more than double to 2.3 billion by 2050.

Africa is the world's poorest and least developed continent, with continental GDP accounting for just 2.4% of global GDP.

Almost 40% of adults in Africa are illiterate - two-thirds are women. Adult literacy rates are below 50% in Benin, Burkina Faso, Chad, Ethiopia, Guinea, Mali, Niger, Senegal, Sierra Leone and Gambia.

Over 25 million people are HIV positive on the continent and over 17 million have already died from the disease.

The Second Congo War claimed over 5.4 million lives and is the deadliest global conflict since World War II.

Africa has fewer people connected to the internet than just New York City.

Approximately 90% of all malaria cases worldwide occur in Africa, accounting for 24% of all child deaths in sub-Saharan Africa.

The history of Africa begins with the emergence of hominids, archaic humans and - at least 200,000 years ago - anatomically modern humans (Homo sapiens). We have Africa to thank for much of what we have achieved today. Africa is the birthplace of humankind and knowing its history is important to understanding the global society that has grown around it.

Black people are the only people on this planet who have existed at all times and have been members of the ruling classes of all civilizations. Let's not be fooled. Most of the time they needed us to legitimize their rule.

"However, human evolution cannot be understood in isolation from the environment. The environment is not a static background but an interacting agent, and humans should be viewed as part of the biological community. A full understanding of human evolution would require a study of evolution of the community as a product of ecological interaction..." opined Louis Liebenberg, Liebenberg would not consider himself a Marxist, but this is one of the clearest expositions of historical materialism and the development of man and science in the community together through the confrontation with the material Environment.

Travel across the Indian Ocean was seasonal. The northeast monsoon winds of December and January brought dhows south toward Zanzibar and Madagascar. The southwest monsoon in July drove winds from the south and west, from East Africa towards Oman, the Persian Gulf and India. The monsoon meant that sailors, pilgrims, merchants and traders spent several months in each port before returning. They learned languages, worked and sometimes married, choosing either to settle in a new place or to bring a foreign wife home.

The presence of the ancient African civilizations of the west, the Nile valley, the south and the north can be found all over the planet and on all continents, therefore also in Europe, in Asia, in America, in Australia, on the islands.

Which scientifically means that the Afrikaans are the first inhabitants and the first peoples of the planet whose X gene was identified as Eve already rested in the DNA of all melanized women who preceded her, which is why we know that all of humanity is Black was on every continent and that all humanities that derived biologically from it can only be from mutant strains of Afrikaans DNA and never vice versa.

Africans were the masters of science. It has always been like this. The Moors, utilizing the sciences of Kemet, developed it to the point where they mastered the science of seafaring, cartography, navigation and piracy. During that centuries-long period, no European nation dared to mess with them. Pirate's career was successful. These Moorish adventurers grew rich and their strong places on the Barbary coast became populous and well organized. When we think of pirates today, we see a European face. This identity has also been whitewashed. The Africans have again been given a subordinate role in their own history. And Spain and Portugal, who are the first European nations to flourish, have benefited

Since the Afrikaans were once the largest and at the same time wealthiest people on earth, they have always been constant targets of other emerging civilizations in other regions who waged wars against them. They fought valiantly to keep the invaders out of the Afrakan continent, unfortunately rifts appeared over the centuries causing many people to start fleeing from Kemet and Khanit (Nubia) to other parts of the continent. This follows a major paradigm shift that took place in -525 before Christian mythological rule, particularly when the Persians finally broke their resistance in a mighty battle which Africans sadly lost, and later around -332, when Al Yskander (Alexander) of Macedon again broke into Kemet (Egypt).

In this way, these events will trigger even greater outbursts of African populations who did not want to be ruled by these successive waves of foreign oppressors, and that really started what I call the African dark ages, including the effects of those dark ages that unfortunately still exist endure, albeit slowly ending, but in which:

Afrikaans across the continent and in the diaspora have completely forgotten how great they still are and how imitated and copied endlessly.

They have completely forgotten that they civilized the world and that there would be no modern world without what the Africans brought with them.

They have forgotten that many museums in Europe and America are filled with the remains of our ancestors, the art of our ancestors and the wealth of our ancestors.

They forgot that Afrikaans art and architecture inspired Greek and Roman art and architecture.

They forgot that they taught Europeans what it means to be civilized, that they taught Pythagoras mathematics, that they taught Hippocrates the art of medicine, that they taught Socrates the art of philosophy and that they taught many other scholars in Europe who revered those great Afrikaans ancestors like Imhotep or Tehuti for their wisdom and brilliance, even for thousands of years after their death.

They forgot that most world religions are nothing more than plagiarism and copies of Afrikaans spirituality and that these religious foundations were stolen from Afrikaans and then bought back to Afrikaans when Afrikaans had completely forgotten who they were.

Many Africans and people of African descent today suffer from a great deal of amnesia for which no one but the Afrikaans themselves need to be cured of this devastating disease, the implications of which are what can be done. Let's call "the dark Afrikaans age, in which Afrikaans was mainly concerned with their survival and which unfortunately forgot most of what they had learned and known in the previous millennia, such as in Taseti (Kemet / Nubia ).

Life - Maisha

 

Life - Maisha

Your worst sin is that you have destroyed and betrayed for nothing. (Fodyo Dostoevsky)

Dhambi yako mbaya zaidi ni kwamba umeharibu na kusalitiwa kwa chochote. (Fodyo Dostoevsky)

Again and again Africa! The origin of all life! This has excited man's curiosity. Back then, in times long past, people were still faced with obstacles, external obstacles of a questionable civilization, there were still unknown miracles, if we think back today, it seems like a fairy tale.

People, driven by thirst for glory, ambition, but also by greed, went out and searched for easily obtainable natural treasures. And they came to spread culture with grandiloquent phrases, to teach the Christian religion to this heathen. In reality, they came to rob this continent. They came with great boldness, with the gold rush that infected them; Dominance, the oppression of the peoples had to advance to plunder the natural resources in these unknown regions.

Much was wrestled with the black continent. Some legends have reached Europe and have inspired some people to visit this continent.

Man needs Africa, there are plenty of deposits here that are needed in the rest of the world. With this economic power, belts are produced that mainly only benefit the wealthy. Therefore, a small note should be made here. What is the use of man that he elicits her secrets from nature, uncovers them, copies them, makes them available to the people, if the beneficiaries are only the rich? Science and its achievements should be common property! Don't we all have a right to culture? How does man come to the point that he has to be divided into two classes, namely those who only enjoy and those who have to work for those who enjoy, but are nevertheless excluded from enjoyment. Is it a problem in our society? The only answer to that is yes. Our society is divided into those who exploit and those who are exploited. Some people may feel comfortable about what is right and what is wrong; divine truth cannot be killed; she raises her head to the chagrin of this society. This society has much to fear, namely that the benefits they possess will be snatched away from them. For these people, that would be the end of their unemployment. This acquisition is, in any case, the supreme goal, an ideal state that discourages physical exertion. Now one might think that the Church would intervene to regulate this. The church is content to lead people to God. It leads man to his true goal. What is this goal now? To become blessed, one could answer. And what is this bliss? When God's will is done, one is saved. And now we come back. What is God's will? "Love God above all things and your neighbor as yourself."

And those who were seen dancing where thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music. (Friedrich Nietzsche)

How to get things done and stop procrastinating

 How to get things done and stop procrastinating

Many people hesitate when they have something to do. There is simply a lack of courage to do something, to get it done. Many people then take refuge in procrastination. Unfortunately, procrastination is as terrible as an illness. It destroys productivity while waging an internal struggle to stay away from distractions that prevents them from getting back to work. What can you do to get things done?

Many entrepreneurs think they are productive, consider themselves productive.

But of those many entrepreneurs who describe themselves as productive, you can count on both hands how many of them are high performers. The majority works at a low level. Many think they work, talk a lot, do little. It is not enough for an entrepreneur just to talk, what is required are decisions. What is important is to be informed. Only those who are well informed can make a decision, and it has to be the right one. A lot of head work is required.

It shouldn't take too long for us to get the information we want, sometimes it's not even possible to get the information we need, maybe it doesn't exist at all, then it's necessary to jump in "at the deep end", we can't always waiting until something is perfect to try something new. We have to act quickly, adapt, try things out and then see what needs to be changed and improved. This is also a learning process that we are all subject to. We have to learn, because only those who learn progress, their mind will be able to grasp the future better and thus have a better future. .

Most people attend conferences, take notes, go home, and get back to their daily lives. Forget everything, because everyday life has her back and, as we all know, it's terrible. Others are just waiting for what, the Holy Spirit isn't coming.

So when you have an idea, it is necessary to make a decision, bold and full of confidence. We can't wait for an egg to hatch. Take action. It's all about speed! First come, first served. In other words, whoever is faster than the others has an advantage and that can make all the difference. What we don't know is how much money we'll lose if we don't take action. And that in turn means a delay and that is poverty.

Sometimes procrastination is done until the “last minute”. People may postpone personal issues, health issues, home care issues, or academic/work commitments. This can lead to feelings of guilt, inadequacy, depression, and self-doubt.

What do you mean by these problems listed above? Personal problem can be that a partner causes problems; health problems can be, a visit to the dentist (who goes to a dentist without a stomach ache?); domestic problem can be that the toilet is not tight. It is a great struggle for most people to get some work done for college. Procrastination is the gap between intention and action. As already mentioned, go to work with courage, don't hesitate, just tackle it, that's the only way to get ahead.

Procrastinators try to justify putting things off by saying they don't have the time to do what they need to do. However, this excuse usually means that they will be even more busy later. The time is always the same no matter how “busy” they are.

You have to deal with the procrastination, put it aside, deal with the guilt, the fear, the stress, and of course not getting things done.

One should try to answer "nothing" with this banal question: "What did you do today". Sure, it's a lie, of course you did something, but it wasn't anything important, nothing that would have made the individual person happier, more complete or more relaxed.

What was done was spending 8 hours kicking himself, lying down and saying to himself "I really have to do...".

That has to end! Every beginning is difficult, it is particularly difficult for those who postpone the beginning. The inner bastard has to be overcome and that can only be done with panache. Often we have a task that we think we cannot solve. In this case, we have to be particularly careful and thoughtful about our work. Plunging into this task is not recommended. Here, first of all, a plan must be made, which means finding a way of approaching this task. A good plan is half the solution! Once you have the plan, you can work through it point by point.

Is a reward a good motivator? Of course, a reward is a good idea. This is only valid for your own reward, when dealing with employees this might not be such a good idea, it might not increase motivation. Offering yourself rewards is just common sense.

In this context, we should not forget that we are descended from apes. In essence, we are just hairless monkeys. That's how we work too. A little candy increases our attention. We humans learned that from monkeys. So we have to reward ourselves to complete the task.

Gin and our time

 

Gin - There are wines that get better with age. Then there are years that only get better with wine.
Gin - kuna mvinyo ambao hupata bora zaidi ya miaka. Kisha kuna miaka ambayo ni bora tu na mvinyo

What is gin? Gin (from French genévrier: juniper) is a mostly colorless spirit with juniper (juniper schnapps) and the main ingredient in many cocktails, such as the martini, the negroni and the long drink gin and tonic. (Wikipedia).

The middle of the 17th century, the first document reports on the juniper brandy called Genever by the doctor Franciscus Sylvius. As William III. von Orange-Nassau ascended the English throne in 1689, he brought the Genever with him from his homeland. He made the production of juniper schnapps tax-free and at the same time imposed high taxes on the import of French alcoholic beverages. Also English soldiers, the Dutch in the

Dutch-Spanish War

supported, brought this liquor to the British Isles, where it was given the name gin. A decree in 1690 stipulated that gin could only be produced from English grain. So much for the beginning.

Gin is in high demand in Kenya, especially chrome gin. Who is drinking gin in Kenya now and why? I drink it, sometimes, not always, did I mention it, I'm a beer drinker!

In Europe, where the gin taps flow, women served gin in teapots and mugs in public places. This was to escape the spying eyes of judging society in the 19th century. "It was the best bait, their best secret weapon," said a Scot.

It started as a way to avoid public drink shaming, instead evolved into a culture where men joined the trend, and then quickly evolved into a tradition that has lasted for generations. It was only natural that iced tea would later be served with a shot of gin, especially in Europe during the summer when the days are warmer. Not so much in Kenya. According to the International Wines and Spirits Record Report (IWSR), Kenyans' thirst for gin tripled to 711,000 cases in 2016, equivalent to 6.3 million litres, versus 245,000 cases in 2011. Unfortunately, those are old numbers, it's safe to assume that gin consumption has increased significantly. From my own experience I can say that every Kenyan drinks gin. Many don't drink Chrome, it's probably one of the cheaper ones, many drink the imported gin from Great Britain. Common gin brands on the market include Gilbey's, Beefeater and Gordons, with gin alcohol content averaging 40%.

This made gin the third most consumed spirit among Kenyans, behind cane spirit, whose 2016 intake was 2.1 million cases, equivalent to 18.9 million litres, and vodka's consumption of 1.2 million cases, or 10 .8 million liters.

As an Austrian I can only say: "Not bad!"

According to Euromonitor International, gin is the fastest growing beverage in the spirits category worldwide. In the UK, for example, annual gin sales rose 16 per cent to surpass £1 billion for the first time, prompting the spirits industry to declare 2016 the 'Year of Gin'.

(Business Daily)

But gin also has effects, one of which should be briefly mentioned here. High gin consumption among women drove sales for the year, with the company forecasting a strong recovery from the coronavirus crisis. This as the company saw sales grow 15 per cent to Sh86 billion, driven by smart investments in brands, distribution channels and innovation. The business is doing well. The brewer has also made profits on off-trade sales.

(Star)

Here's a final word. Gin, as I see it, is the national drink of Kenya, whether man or woman, everyone drinks it and, as we have seen, not too little. But what's the point? Enjoy the meal. Bottom up!

Every war is a defeat of the human spirit. (Henry Miller)

 Every war is a defeat of the human spirit. (Henry Miller)

Kila vita ni kushindwa kwa roho ya mwanadamu. (Henry Miller)

It's the weekend again and the market is open. It's a beautiful day, the sun is shining, it's warm, but the wind is blowing strong. The wind is so strong that the trees bow to me, which I'm not uncomfortable with, who else bows to me. This time I'm going with slippers and not, as usual, with shoes. My divine, my God look down on us, doesn't mind at all. I have to be amazed! I'll take two bags with me, then we'll go.

U can't touch it man, Ni mwendo wa risasi (Gun Shot) aaaaaaaaaahaah It's yo boy Rocka - Quick Rocka Just doin ma thing man, n' this is ma Bullet You - you hehehe! Listen this man

The road to the market is rocky and dusty. We are walking across a street, a gust of wind blows up dust, driving it into our eyes and nose. We wear a mask, pull it over our face, try to protect our nose and mouth, we close our eyes for a few seconds, which doesn't really help. The dust scratches your eyes. We stumble along.

Children playing on the side of the road. "Mzungu!," they call and when I wave at them, they are happy.

Today the market is full. Kiosks are set up around the market area. Clothes, shoes, household items are sold here. In the market itself, which is surrounded by buildings, there are fruits and vegetables. There are many vendors, mostly selling the same thing, tomatoes, potatoes, cabbage, carrots...

As always, we'll start with the pineapple. The good man already knows me. He greets friendly and also pleased: "Hello, sir!" What could I want more! A young woman approaches me, obviously his wife, she says something I still can't understand. The man is not far away from me, he enlightens her: "That's my friend!" So there is no problem, she turns to other customers.

We walk back and forth, the wind is not pleasant, many vendors lie on the ground, their heads hidden under a cloth.

Sometimes it seems to me that we are running in circles, which we certainly are.

I got ma Bullet n' ma gun is reloaded, Natoboa kila seemu kwa hii style ya kuflow X2 I got ma bullet (eeeeh) ma bullet (oooh) ma bullet (aaah! aaah! aaah!)

We found our tomato lady in this turmoil. We buy some. My Divine pays with a big bill. I am amazed! The saleswoman takes a handful of banknotes from her apron. Now my divine marvels. "There's a lot of money! I'd like to do a deal like that too!" The saleswoman grins, gives the change. Finally, we get two extra tomatoes! Well, why not?

We'll be done soon. The bags are full and heavy. "May I help you?" the divine asks me. "No," I reply.

It's really not easy to carry those two heavy bags. The wind that kicks up the dust hasn't slowed down. My eyes are burning, my throat is scratching, I slowly drag myself along, back to my sweet home.

A man is sitting on the side of the road. He sees me struggling. "Help the old man!," he calls out to the Divine. As always, I don't understand anything. "What did he say?" I ask her. she tells me "He doesn't make friends like that!," is all I can say. "Who is old here?" I already feel hurt. I keep fighting towards the house.

Quick Rocka mzee wa fasta, Nakuja namna hii kwenye beat na flow, Ni ya Marco na vile me ni rocka, Ndani ya MJ ni full ma-show Ni mwendo ado-ado kimtindo, Kistar-star mdogo mdogo lakini kishindo, Kwenye speakers inakita midundo , Yeah pini zote ni nondo.

Quick Rocka old man fixed, I come this way to beat and flow, It belongs to Marco and as I am rocka, Inside MJ is full ma-shows , Yeah all pins are moths.

Those who do not move, do not notice their chains. (Rosa Luxemburg)

Ukraine - Russian War

 

Unfortunately, the worst fears of the Western world have become reality in recent days, with Russia attacking Ukraine. Although the unfortunate escalation of the Russian government had been apparent for some time, the financial markets reacted very violently.

Wilson could it come to this? To answer this question we have to look a bit into the past. Mass demonstrations in Kyiv, later known as the "Euromaidan" or simply "Maidan" protests, began in late 2013 after then-President Viktor Yanukovych decided to postpone the signing of an EU Association Agreement. Initially peaceful protests were joined by hardline nationalists, which escalated into violent riots in Kyiv and takeovers of government buildings across Ukraine. In February 2014, pro-Western factions overthrew Yanukovych's government and officials with notable pro-EU and anti-Moscow stance came to power. While the Maidan events found broad support in the western parts of Ukraine, The eastern and southern regions, which have large Russian-speaking populations and strong historical ties to Russia, have strongly opposed the events in Kyiv. In cities like Odessa, anti-Maidan protests were soon violently crushed. Pro-Russian protests continued in the eastern regions of Donetsk and Lugansk and in the Black Sea Autonomous Republic of Crimea.

In a first reaction, stocks literally collapsed. Safe havens such as government bonds, gold and the well-known safe haven currencies yen, Swiss francs and the US dollar have risen. Naturally, there were also high fluctuations in oil and gas prices. The war in Ukraine also affects the European gas and oil markets. In this context, the ADAC announced in a statement on Monday that the price of petrol and diesel had risen by more than five cents per liter over the past days. European markets are more exposed than their US or Asian counterparts.

The West

In a first reaction, the West is very united and determined to counter Russian aggression. Which concrete sanctions will be imposed is currently still the subject of negotiations.

Systematic sanctions against the Russian financial system aimed at cutting off the main Russian banks from transactions in euros and US dollars are very likely. It remains to be seen whether the sharpest weapon - an exclusion from the payment system SWIFT - will follow.

An embargo on gas and oil supplies would also hit Russia hard. In contrast to the USA, however, European economies would also be negatively affected. The importance of Russia for the euro zone arises from its wealth of raw materials. The logical consequence for European consumers would be sharply rising energy prices in response to a halt to gas and oil supplies.

The euro zone

The recovery that is emerging in the euro zone could also be somewhat flatter in view of the events. According to an ECB study, a 10% drop in gas supply would reduce gross value added in the euro area by 0.7%. Despite all the dampening effects, we do not see a scenario of economic stagnation for the euro zone.

The ECB

However, increasing uncertainty could prompt the ECB to take a slightly more cautious tack. Initial reactions from European currency watchdogs point to a delay in switching towards normalized monetary policy. On the other hand, the risk of inflation has increased further as a result of the escalation in Ukraine.

There has never been a danger of a nuclear strike, no nuclear war, there won't be, because a nuclear strike will put an end to the whole thing - and our lives too.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered the nuclear force to be put on alert in a televised conversation with top officials. The Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered the Russian armed forces for strategic deterrence [the nuclear forces, ed. Editorial office] to be put on "special alert". In a conversation with Defense Minister Shoigu and Chief of Staff Gerasimov, the President cited aggressive statements from the West as the reason for this step, which was to be reacted to. He said, "You can see that Western countries are not only taking unfriendly measures against our country in the economic sphere. I am talking about unlawful sanctions, as everyone knows very well. But top officials in leading NATO countries are also making aggressive statements about our country Therefore,

Of course that has an impact. The NATO Response Force has been deployed to Romania, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said on Tuesday at a press conference after meeting with Polish President Andrzej Duda.

Regarding the Ukraine war, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe, who resigned as prime minister in 2020 but currently leads the main fact within the ruling LDP party, says Ukraine would not have faced an invasion from Russia if they had some would have kept their nuclear weapons . He further said: "Japan should also consider various options in its discussions." This includes the sharing of nuclear weapons, Abe said on a Fuji Television program. Japan is the only country to have experienced a nuclear attack. According to the country's pacifist post-war constitution, Tokyo relies on the US "nuclear umbrella" to ward off threats, the Sumikai portal writes.

Some time ago, B-52 bombers were transferred to Great Britain from the USA. Since then, one of these machines has been in the air more or less constantly. The B-52 are long-range strategic bombers designed for use with nuclear weapons. Since US nuclear weapons are also stored in Europe (including in Büchel, currently in Nörvenich), these flights with B-52 bombers are already threats with nuclear weapons. These flights lead to the Ukrainian border or, as a few days ago, to the Baltic Sea region together with the Polish Air Force.

We are inundated with fake news. This is the 'Cold War'. It is run internationally. We read newspapers, watch TV, think we are informed. Is that us? No, we are not! We only know what is told to us and it is often not what we should know.

According to Facebook's internal guidelines reviewed by The Intercept, Facebook will "allow praise for the Azov Battalion if it explicitly and exclusively praises its role in defending Ukraine or its role as part of the Ukrainian National Guard." Among the internally published examples of speech that Facebook now deems acceptable are: "Azov Movement volunteers are real heroes, they are much needed support for our National Guard"; "We are under attack. Azov has bravely defended our city for the last 6 hours"; and "I think Azov is playing a patriotic role in this crisis."

The Azov battalion was formed in 2014 and was supposed to take the mainly Russian-inhabited provinces in the Donbass by blitzkrieg. They did not succeed, but for 8 years a bitter war of terror has been waged against the civilian population there - not only with the approval, but on the direct orders of the Ukrainian government, which had swept to power after a "color revolution" financed by George Soros and the US Embassy, ​​among others.

What could not better illustrate the double standards of the oh-so-good and oh-so-left than this absolutely sick measure? As The Intercept reports, for the duration of the Ukraine war, Facebook has allowed praise of the fascist and Nazi Azov Battalion fighting on the Ukrainian side. Previously, content about the military grouping was censored - this was also convenient, as it made it less obvious to the public who was fighting for the "good" Ukraine.

In advance, however, we would like to advise against breaking out in jubilation and spreading photos of the swastika- and SS-rune-wielding Azov fighters. Just because Facebook is changing its "community standards" does not mean that the national prohibition laws in Germany and Austria are out of force. Should the constitutional protection agency and the judiciary also "turn a blind eye" here, the already shaky democracy has another serious problem.

And that's not all. The Robert Koch Institute no longer classifies Ukraine and some immediate neighboring countries as high-risk areas. This makes it easier for refugees to enter the country. Belarus and the Russian Federation are still classified as risk areas. The Robert Koch Institute regularly updates the information on high-risk areas on its website. It says officially on the site: "Information on the designation of international risk areas by the Federal Foreign Office, BMG and BMI." On February 25, at 1:30 pm, the page was updated with the following note: "The risk area classification list below is effective from Sunday, February 27, 2022 at 0:00 am

Everything is being done to help Ukraine.

Deliveries of arms are not seen.

In an interview with NDR Info, Christian Mölling, military expert at the German Council on Foreign Relations (DGAP), expressed the suspicion that weapons supplied by Germany to Ukraine could go via Poland. In any case, the armaments would be handed over to Ukrainians outside of Ukraine. These would then transport the weapons to the appropriate units. However, the expert ruled out a direct delivery from Germany to Ukraine. You are dealing with weapons whose handling is "relatively easy to learn". The types of weapons delivered from Germany are the only ones that meet this requirement and that also "achieve a military effect". Specifically, it's about bazookas and "Stinger" anti-aircraft missiles. the aim is

Former US President Trump also referred to the war in Ukraine in a speech to supporters in Florida. The real problem is that US political leaders are stupid. Speaking at the Republican Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Orlando, Florida, former US President Donald Trump said of the war in Ukraine: "The problem is not that Putin is smart, because of course he's smart, but the real problem is that our political leaders are stupid." In his speech, Trump also warned that "a major war could very well break out in Europe." Trump also described sanctions against Russia as ineffective. More on the topic – live ticker on the Ukraine was: Ukraine agrees to negotiations with Russia in Belarus.

Another small paragraph on this war.

Are Russia's fears that the West plans to station nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction in Ukraine unfounded? no way. The Law of Ukraine "On the admission procedures and conditions of the armed forces of other states on the territory of Ukraine" (Supreme Council of Ukraine, 2000, number 17, page 122), adopted by the parliament in Kyiv in 2000, allows the temporal limited stationing of nuclear weapons or other weapons of mass destruction by foreign troops. During the 2015 was against residents of Donetsk and Lugansk, the Rada updated some sections of the law. After that, Ukraine wants to control the location of such carrier weapons on its territory itself. Article 4, paragraph 2 states: "...

Apart from the fears mentioned above, which are certainly justified, I am personally opposed to this war. Simply put, it is unnecessary. The reason for waging a war may be correct, only this war does not solve any problems, on the contrary, it only creates new problems. No matter what comes out of this conflict, the President of Ukraine will become a hero. Ukraine will be accepted into the EU and she will be welcomed into NATO with open arms. Russia will not benefit!

What we are already seeing is a renewed arms race. Germany is investing 100 billion in its military. You have to see it in the right corner of the eye. Germany had no money to expand the hospital system!

The economic effects on Russia, but also on Europe, cannot really be estimated yet. Everyone sanctions everyone, and everyone gets hit.

The fear is around. Potassium iodine tablets are no longer available in Austria. It is recommended to stock up on groceries. The gas price has risen, the fuel price is hardly affordable anymore.

It does not look good.

NATO no longer has a right to exist. There is no more enemy! The USSR is gone, the Warsaw Pact is gone, only NATO is there. Putin wanted to be admitted to NATO, but that was rejected. That would probably have meant the end of NATO.

What a beautiful world we would have

Nothing has happened, nothing yet! - Hakuna kilichotokea, hakuna kitu bado Everything faded into mist. The past was erased, the erasure was forgotten, the lie becomes truth. (George Orwell) In the last days - at least for me - nothing essential happened. That is also good, because I can come to rest and that is not bad. I can't always run full throttle, that's not possible. There has to be rest. i hate to say it, but, bora tumeachana,tulipendana kwa dhati,tukatengana kimasihara,haikuwa deal yaani,alitoka nje sikurudi ndani,asubihi ilikuwa shwari,i guess we both had sum fun,sikupenda alivyonitreat,hakupenda nolivyomcare,sikufeel aliponikiss,hakuenjoy nilivyomkwea, utofauti sio kilema waliosolve waliongea,kuongea sio kuelewa nahisi ndio maana akaanza afair,kuelewa sio kuelewa ndio maana nikaanza afair,nilivyompata wa kunitreat ,alimpata wa kumcare,nikafeel alivyonikiss,akaenjoy alivyomkwea,ilivyoota mizizi kila mmoja akanogewa,bora. I hate to say it, but, better, we parted, we loved each other sincerely, we parted on business, it was not a deal, ie he came out, I did not go back, the morning was quiet, I think we both had sum fun, I did not like what he treated me, he did not like Nolivyomcare, the difference is not the disability they solved, they spoke, speaking is not understanding. I found him to treat me, he found him to take care of him, I felt him kiss me, he enjoyed his ride Millions of tons of plastic end up in our oceans every year. An initiative from Kenya wants to fight against this with recycling. Even as a child, Ali Skanda traveled a lot with his father between the islands off the Kenyan coast in the Lamu archipelago. He comes from a family of boat builders who build traditional sailing boats - called "dhow". Even then, he noticed the plastic, which was becoming more and more common. And one question has been tormenting him ever since: "What can we do?" Sailboat adorned with 30,000 flip-flops The boat that Ali Skanda is famous for today is also a dhow. However, it is not made of wood, but made entirely of recycled plastic that he and his comrades-in-arms collected from the beaches around the island of Lamu. Flip-flops found on the beach decorate the boat on the outside, hence the name: "Flipflopi". Together with volunteers from all over the world, Flipflopi is now an initiative that wants to solve the plastic problem holistically. (Source: ZDF) From my own experience I can only agree! It is not only a problem in the ocean, it is a problem everywhere. This problem applies to the whole world, not only Kenya. In Kenya it is just obvious. The Europeans make it easy for themselves, they ship their garbage, the dangerous of course, the particularly polluting, to Africa. So Europe stays clean and Africa decays in the garbage. This is also economics, economic relations. Africa gets money and garbage, Europe pays and stays clean. alinichagulia suti,alinifunga tie,sikumvisha pete kugushi,kumchezea we got married,alinifunga shoes,alinikiss bye,home nilivyochelewa kurudi,alimind,nilisikia wivu aliposifiwa barabrani,nilivyomwosha mgongo,nae aliuosha mine,nilivyomrisha kwa mdomo,machoni alinitani,sex sio kikomo,kila kona tuliburn,out nilivyomshika kiuno,alinishika begani,hakuna aliyejua mwisho,nani angekuwa nani,cuz hivi navyoongea yuko,mbali anajivinjari,na kijana wa kitaani,nami niko juu nammega shani,bora. he chose a suit for me, tied me up, I didn't wear a fake ring, to play we got married, he wore shoes, he kissed me goodbye, home, I came home late, amind, I was jealous when he was praised On the street I washed his back, and he washed mine, I kissed him on the mouth, every corner Tuliburn, out as I held her waist, she held me by the shoulder, no one knew the end, who would be who, cuz As I speak, she's far away, she's having fun, and a little boy, and I'm up and down, Shani, better.

 Nothing has happened, nothing yet!  - Hakuna kilichotokea, hakuna kitu bado

Everything faded into mist. The past was erased, the erasure was forgotten, the lie becomes truth. (George Orwell)

In the last days - at least for me - nothing essential happened. That is also good, because I can come to rest and that is not bad. I can't always run full throttle, that's not possible. There has to be rest.

i hate to say it, but, bora tumeachana,tulipendana kwa dhati,tukatengana kimasihara,haikuwa deal yaani,alitoka nje sikurudi ndani,asubihi ilikuwa shwari,i guess we both had sum fun,sikupenda alivyonitreat,hakupenda nolivyomcare,sikufeel aliponikiss,hakuenjoy nilivyomkwea, utofauti sio kilema waliosolve waliongea,kuongea sio kuelewa nahisi ndio maana akaanza afair,kuelewa sio kuelewa ndio maana nikaanza afair,nilivyompata wa kunitreat ,alimpata wa kumcare,nikafeel alivyonikiss,akaenjoy alivyomkwea,ilivyoota mizizi kila mmoja akanogewa,bora.

I hate to say it, but, better, we parted, we loved each other sincerely, we parted on business, it was not a deal, ie he came out, I did not go back, the morning was quiet, I think we both had sum fun, I did not like what he treated me, he did not like Nolivyomcare, the difference is not the disability they solved, they spoke, speaking is not understanding. I found him to treat me, he found him to take care of him, I felt him kiss me, he enjoyed his ride

Millions of tons of plastic end up in our oceans every year. An initiative from Kenya wants to fight against this with recycling.

Even as a child, Ali Skanda traveled a lot with his father between the islands off the Kenyan coast in the Lamu archipelago. He comes from a family of boat builders who build traditional sailing boats - called "dhow". Even then, he noticed the plastic, which was becoming more and more common. And one question has been tormenting him ever since: "What can we do?" Sailboat adorned with 30,000 flip-flops The boat that Ali Skanda is famous for today is also a dhow. However, it is not made of wood, but made entirely of recycled plastic that he and his comrades-in-arms collected from the beaches around the island of Lamu. Flip-flops found on the beach decorate the boat on the outside, hence the name: "Flipflopi". Together with volunteers from all over the world, Flipflopi is now an initiative that wants to solve the plastic problem holistically. (Source: ZDF)

From my own experience I can only agree! It is not only a problem in the ocean, it is a problem everywhere. This problem applies to the whole world, not only Kenya. In Kenya it is just obvious. The Europeans make it easy for themselves, they ship their garbage, the dangerous of course, the particularly polluting, to Africa. So Europe stays clean and Africa decays in the garbage. This is also economics, economic relations. Africa gets money and garbage, Europe pays and stays clean.

alinichagulia suti,alinifunga tie,sikumvisha pete kugushi,kumchezea we got married,alinifunga shoes,alinikiss bye,home nilivyochelewa kurudi,alimind,nilisikia wivu aliposifiwa barabrani,nilivyomwosha mgongo,nae aliuosha mine,nilivyomrisha kwa

mdomo,machoni alinitani,sex sio kikomo,kila kona tuliburn,out nilivyomshika kiuno,alinishika begani,hakuna aliyejua mwisho,nani angekuwa nani,cuz hivi navyoongea yuko,mbali anajivinjari,na kijana wa kitaani,nami niko juu nammega shani,bora.

he chose a suit for me, tied me up, I didn't wear a fake ring, to play we got married, he wore shoes, he kissed me goodbye, home, I came home late, amind, I was jealous when he was praised On the street I washed his back, and he washed mine, I kissed him on the mouth, every corner Tuliburn, out as I held her waist, she held me by the shoulder, no one knew the end, who would be who, cuz As I speak, she's far away, she's having fun, and a little boy, and I'm up and down, Shani, better.