Looking past the next-level sycophancy, what really alarms me about this letter is the praise of the air strikes against Iran. These were clearly dangerous and destabilising, and may lead to a much more serious war that NATO members would almost certainly be asked to join.

I mean, this is shameful. It's not entirely clear which countries are mainly to blame, but it looks like the list must include major EU countries, and certainly not just Hungary and Slovakia.

This genocide, known in Circassian as "Tsitsekun", was one of the most horrific in modern European history. Two countries - Georgia and Ukraine - have now recognised the Circassian Genocide, and I hope more will follow.

Altogether, between 95% and 97% of the Circassian population was either killed in the 101-year-long war and its aftermath or forced into exile in the Ottoman Empire.

Today, 21 May, is the Circassian Day of Mourning, commemorating the day on which the ancient land of Circassia was annexed by Russia and its remaining population expelled from their homeland.

In what kind of upside-down world does economic exploitation count as a security guarantee for a country devastated by a brutal colonial invasion?

www.bbc.com/news/article...

Just leaving this here...

"I'm glad we got to see Elon Musk run Twitter before anyone followed him to Mars. - DBIrwinIII"

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