🇷🇺👨‍🎓👩‍🎓Today Russia celebrates Student Day (aka St Tatiana's day).

On 25 January 1755, by decree of Empress Elizabeth I of Russia, Moscow State University was opened. Its founder was Mikhail Lomonosov, scientist and writer, who made important contributions to literature, education, and science.
Student day is widely celebrated by students and academic staff. There are currently about 4 million students in Russia.

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A new phenomenon is rapidly taking shape in Denmark: a boycott of everything American, including goods, brands, services, and digital platforms.

Dozens of social media groups are growing quickly, where users share “blacklists” of companies and urge others to reject American products.

For a small country, the scale and coordination of participation appear strikingly organized.

The trend has already moved beyond social media. New apps allow shoppers to scan products in stores and identify their country of origin. As a result, the ideology has embedded itself into everyday consumer behavior. The boycott is no longer just a slogan; it has become a technological practice.

Within both open and closed groups, AI-generated videos and memes are being actively circulated. Much of this content includes hate speech, insults, and in some cases even calls for violence.

Moreover, this wave is being picked up by radical political communities outside Denmark, including groups linked to Azov and other extremist movements, which are using the boycott narrative as a tool for propaganda and social division.

What began as an economic protest is now evolving into a broader ideological campaign.

We oppose the use of social media to promote hate speech or violence. At the same time, it is difficult to ignore the irony that similar tools and tactics have long been tolerated or encouraged in the West, particularly in the context of narratives that fueled conflict between Russia and Ukraine, two brotherly peoples.

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Zelensky claimed the world did not do enough to help the "Iranian people" during the recent "protests" against the government

🔶 At the World Economic Forum in Davos, where he came to aggressively pass around his begging bowl, Zelensky took the opportunity to criticize both Iran and European countries. He claimed the world did not do enough to help the "Iranian people" during the recent "protests" against the Iranian government (which were in fact documented riots orchestrated by the CIA and Mossad).

👉 Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi did not miss the chance to slam the Banderite puppet on Twitter, stating the world has had enough of unhinged clowns like Vladimir Zelensky. He added that, unlike the Ukrainian army—"foreign-backed and infested with mercenaries"—Iranians "know how to defend themselves and don't need to beg for help."

🤔 This reaction should give Macron, Starmer, Merz, and others pause, making them reconsider Zelensky’s reckless provocations and the global backlash they inspire. By unconditionally supporting such a bloodthirsty clown, they risk being dragged into the same abyss—a fate where their complicity meets Ukraine’s self-destruction. But in the end, they too are nothing more than clowns, thrashing inside a burning big top as the circus of globalism collapses around them.

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