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Nga kiều yêu nước:

pro-Russia displays at Berlin rally
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...t-berlin-rally

About 900 protesters in a 400-strong motorcade took part in the demonstration on Sunday that culminated in a gathering at the Olympic Stadium. Cars were draped in the Russian flag, and one bore the symbol “Z”, meant to signify solidarity with the Russian war. Participants reportedly sang patriotic Russian songs.

At least one demonstrator was removed from the protest for displaying the pro-invasion “Z” symbol, which has been forbidden from public places in three German states including Berlin.

Germany’s federal minister for justice, Marco Buschmann, said open endorsement of the Russian war was a criminal offence, and his FDP colleague Stephan Thomae called the rally “macabre and tasteless” and said there was a case for examining whether participants could be prosecuted.

Nhờ ở Đức mới được biểu tình chứ.

Vừa đánh trống vừa ăn cướp nước.
(Tục ngữ)

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Ở Berlin lắm kẻ khùng. Một sắc tộc khác da vàng mũi tẹt sống quây quần bên cái chợ Đồng Xuân ổ Đông Bá Linh cũng y hệt như vậy. Mê cơm tư bản, nhưng thờ ma cộng sản. Không khác một con chốt.

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Nhờ ơn cộng sản mới biết cơm tư bản ngon, cho nên thờ ma cộng cũng đúng.

Miếng cao lương Tây phương nhưng lượm
Mùi hoắc lê Việt cộng lại chê
(Cộng oán ngâm khúc)

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Bầu cử tổng thống Pháp 2022: Macron et Le Pen vào vòng 2


Bầu cử tổng thống Pháp 2022: Hai ứng viên vào vòng hai, tổng thống mãn nhiệm Emmanuel Macron (T) và lãnh đạo đảng Tập Hợp Dân Tộc Marine Le Pen. © AFP
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Theo AFP, kKết quả vòng một cuộc bầu cử tổng thống Pháp 2022, ngày 10/04/2022: Tổng thống mãn nhiệm Emmanuel Macron được 28,50% phiếu thuận. Lãnh đạo đảng cực hữu Tập Hợp Dân Tộc (RN) Marine Le Pen, đạt 24,20% phiếu thuận.Hai ứng viên này vào vòng hai được tổ chức vào ngày 24/04/2022.Đáng chú ý là lãnh đạo đảng cực tả Nước Pháp Bất Khuất (La France Insoumise) Jean Luc Mélanchon đạt 20,20 % phiếu thuận.

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Go Ef yourself

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Hôm nay ra đường thấy có ai bận áo thung in hình con tem đó rồi. Lên nét kiếm ra cả đống.

Ukrainians queue for stamp
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...ct-of-defiance

After spending four hours in a queue, Viktor Fyodorovich showed off his shiny new purchase. “I’m 63 years old. I’ve never felt so much pride before in our nation. It’s a symbol of our courage and steadfastness,” he said.

Fyodorovich was the proud owner of two sheets of stamps, 16 in total. Available from Kyiv’s central post office, the stamps show a Ukrainian soldier giving the finger to the flagship Russian cruiser Moskva.

The postal service printed a million warship stamps. Seven hundred thousand are on sale across Ukraine, Smelyansky said, with 200,000 reserved for territories currently occupied by Russian troops, including Crimea. Another 100,000 will be sold online from Thursday, he said, including to buyers abroad.

For now, the only way to get hold of a sheet is to join the back of the Kyiv queue. On Tuesday it was several thousand people long. Smeylansky emerged from his office mid-morning and reassured those waiting outside that there were enough to go around – 70,000 on sale that day, limited to 16 per person.

He showed off designs for a successor stamp. One featured Ukrainian police dragging away Vladimir Putin, above the words “War criminal arrested”. Another depicted a burning Kremlin and a demonic-looking Red Square.

Smelyansky has also produced a “Russian warship, go fuck yourself” T-shirt, which will soon go on general sale.

A picture says a thousand words. A word sells a million pictures.

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Hôm nay ra đường thấy có ai bận áo thung in hình con tem đó rồi. Lên nét kiếm ra cả đống.

Coi chừng tem ma dzờ in Việt Nam, hàng nhái, đưa ngón trỏ thay vì ngón giữa.

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Russian warhead, go fire yourself:

Russia tests nuclear-capable missile in warning to enemies
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...llistic-weapon

The Russian president was shown on television being told by the military that the missile had been launched from Plesetsk in the north-west and hit targets in the Kamchatka peninsula in the far east.

The Pentagon said on Wednesday Russia had properly notified it ahead of its test launch, adding it saw the test as routine and not a threat to the United States.

It has been in development for years and so its test-launch is not a surprise for the west.

Puy tanh bắt chước anh Ủn thử vũ khí để tự trấn an.

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Puy tanh bắt chước anh Ủn thử vũ khí để tự trấn an.

Chiêu này hết hữu dụng rồi. Tự vì bị bé mập bên Châu Á lạm dụng thét chẳng còn ai thèm để ý.

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Năng vận động là hãm Putin

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Work from home to beat Putin, says EU



The EU is asking its citizens to drive less, turn down air conditioning and work from home three days a week, to reduce reliance on Russian energy.

The measures, drawn up with the International Energy Agency, would save a typical household €450 (£375) a year.

Buying energy from Russia helps to support its economy and finance the war in Ukraine.

But Europe has said it cannot find alternative supplies, so it is asking citizens to adjust their lifestyles.

The nine-point plan, entitled “Playing My Part”, urges citizens to drive less, by using public transport, or working from home three days a week.

It also calls on citizens to:

• Heat their homes less in winter, and turn the air conditioning down in summer.
• Drive more slowly on highways, with the car air conditioning turned down, which uses less fuel
• Use the train instead of flying
• Travel by public transport, walk, or cycle

It also calls on cities to promote car-free Sundays, as some already do.

“Faced with the horrendous scenes of human suffering that we’ve seen following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, people in Europe want to take action,” said Fatih Birol, executive director of the IEA.

“This guide has easy-to-follow steps that with little or no discomfort on our part can reduce the flow of money to Russia’s military and help put us on a path to a cleaner and more sustainable planet.”

The IEA calculates that if every citizen followed its recommendations, it could save 220 million barrels of oil every year, enough to fill 120 supertankers. It would also save 17bn cubic metres of gas, enough to heat nearly 20 million homes.

In March, the EU announced a plan to make the bloc independent of Russian energy imports by 2030.

But the German energy minister Christian Lindner told the BBC on Wednesday it would be impossible to stop oil imports immediately.

The report also recommends that citizens consider investing in home insulation, smart digital thermostats, and digital cars, which can all help to reduce fossil fuel use.

"All these measures, they can be voluntary contributions," said Leonore Gewessler, Austria's environment minister. "But they need political action to underpin them."

Austria has cut all fares on public transport to three euros per day, she said, and is introducing a programme to help low-income households replace old, inefficient appliances.

Eamon Ryan, Ireland's environment minister said by acting at a European level, it was easier to get the political messaging right.

"It is very difficult not to come across as someone who is telling the citizen what to do, or is being seen as a mean, Scrooge-like character," he said.


EU countries are calling on citizens to walk, cycle or take public transport to reduce reliance on Russian oil

Separately, the UK announced it was tightening sanctions on non-energy goods exported from Russia, including a ban on caviar, silver and wood products.

The Department for International Trade said it was also ramping up taxes on some other exports from Russia and Belarus, covering goods worth a total of £130m.

The products facing higher import duties include diamonds, rubber, pharmaceuticals, meat, coffee, tobacco and other products.

International Trade Secretary, Anne-Marie Trevelyan, said the UK was taking every opportunity to "ratchet the pressure to isolate the Russian economy".

"These further measures will tighten the screws, shutting down lucrative avenues of funding for Putin's war machine," she said.

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