The author of the message indicated that he was with Jean Pernin, author of the book "Daniel Balavoine, disguised murder?", and described his revelations as explosive. According to him, Pernin believed that the death of Daniel Balavoine was not a simple…; the message stopped at this point. (translated)
Serbian president Aleksandar Vučić said that if the alleged attack had been successful, Hungary and northern Serbia could have been left without gas. #BalkanNews #Explosives #HungarianElections (translated)
The Hungarian government at the time, led by Viktor Orbán, insinuated that Ukraine may have been involved in the planned sabotaging of Hungary’s natural gas supply and issued an order to place the gas pipeline’s Hungarian section under military protection. #BalkanNews #Explosives #HungarianElections (translated)
The proposal for the European Union's new online child protection directive should be accepted as soon as possible and must become law at the earliest opportunity, urged the European Parliament on Tuesday by Henna Virkkunen. #BalkanNews #Explosives #HungarianElections (translated)
The author stated that France was the only country in Europe to fire explosive munitions on protesters. He called on the European Union to condemn police violence which, according to him, was mutilating children. https://t.co/LGZmBmpVL1 #France #ViolencesPolicières #UnionEuropéenne #FR #EU (translated)
Camille wrote that France was, according to her, the only country in the European Union to use explosive grenades against protesters and, by extension, against teenagers. She added that Russia and Belarus also used them, but they were not part of the European Union. #France #Manifestations #DroitsDeLHomme (translated)
Mister Flech wrote that no one wanted to see the image of a high school student whose hand had been torn off. He argued that a stun grenade could cause such injuries, and then questioned the normalization of the use of explosive grenades in crowds. According to him, this practice did not de-escalate the situation, but produced the opposite effect. #violence #sécurité #droitshomme (translated)
Anthony Smith relayed a statement from the Magistrates' Union that denounced the government's response to the anger of high school students. The union believed that the methods of maintaining order did not take into account the vulnerability of a movement composed mainly of minors. It cited videos that reportedly showed students being gassed, brutal arrests, and the use of LBD (defense ball launchers) and explosive grenades. The statement claimed that these disproportionate uses of force particularly affected young people of color from working-class neighborhoods. #6octobre #Justice #DroitsDesEnfants #Manifestation (translated)
Note: after explosives were discovered near #RAFMilitaryBase #Fairford, NO mainstream Italian media has mentioned that at least 23 #USAF/#US cargo flights departed from the #USAF Air Base #Aviano (#Italy) to #Fairford between end of March 27 to April 13, 2026, as we revealed https://t.co/K6s4nXpoTt #RAFMilitaryBase #USAF #Aviano #IT #US
Note: after explosives were discovered near #RAFMilitaryBase #Fairford, NO mainstream Italian media mentioned that at least 23 #USAF/#US cargo flights departed from #Aviano to #Fairford between end of March 27 to April 13, 2026, as we revealed https://t.co/hzfyTp0LEI #RAFMilitaryBase #USAF #Aviano #IT #US
It's unacceptable that the mainstream Italian media are suppressing the info that the UK base at #Fairford – near which explosives have been found– is precisely the one to which at least 23 USAF cargo flights from the #USAFbase at #Aviano (Italy) arrived,as we revealed last April https://t.co/KKmukSzQU7 #Fairford #USAFbase #Aviano #IT #UK #US
Have you heard abt the alleged discovery of explosives near the #UKBaseFairford,from which #US bombers took off for #IRAN? Last April,I revealed #23USAF flights #Aviano - #Fairford for the #IRANWar I find NO satisfaction in saying I'm right abt the risks #Meloni is exposing us to https://t.co/KKAoRusMk8 #UKBaseFairford #IranWar #USAF #UK #US #IR #IT
Two Rybar propagandists live in a posh area in Berlin with their fancy European cars. Russia is sending drones with explosives, attempts to murder Rheinmetall CEO, funding lawsuits against weapons deliveries to Ukraine, uses German sanctioned propagandists like Alina Lipp to lie https://t.co/16kKukm2Tz #Propaganda #UkraineWar #Drones #DE #RU #UA
All'Raf Fairford, nel Gloucestershire, è stata dichiarata una major incident a seguito di arresti per possibili violazioni dell'Explosives Act e evacuazioni di abitazioni nelle vicinanze, mentre gli artificieri dell'esercito controllano veicoli sospetti. #RafFairford #Esplosivi #Sicurezza
🇪🇺 EU 2026: Europe still cannot produce enough ammunition, missiles, air-defence systems, drones, explosives and propellants at the speed and scale our security situation demands. The EU itself is now spending €1.5 billion through EDIP to expand defence production, while the https://t.co/XWcAAEP6v1 #EUDefense #AmmunitionProduction #SecurityConcerns #EU #DE
A vehicle loaded with explosives rammed into a mosque building during Friday prayers, a senior police official told the BBC. #PakistanAttack #MosqueShooting #BreakingNews
€800 Billion of Central Planning Europe’s defence problem illustrates a lesson politicians repeatedly refuse to learn: You cannot spend your way out of a supply problem. Ursula von der Leyen’s Commission has announced an €800 billion rearmament programme with the confidence of a central planner who has discovered that shortages can be eliminated by increasing the budget. The European Court of Auditors appears considerably less impressed. Its warning is devastating: insufficient coordination, fragmented funding, bottlenecks in materials and critical components, shortages of skilled personnel and serious difficulties in achieving readiness by 2030. Notice what is missing from the solution: more bureaucracy. The fundamental error is confusing financial resources with real resources. Governments can create euros with a stroke of a pen. They cannot create factories, engineers, semiconductors, explosives, machine tools, rare materials or production capacity by decree. Worse, the EU is attempting to coordinate what politicians cannot possibly know well enough to coordinate from Brussels: which technologies should be developed, which weapons should be produced, where capacity should be expanded, and how scarce resources should be allocated. That is precisely the information problem identified by Friedrich Hayek. Knowledge is dispersed throughout millions of individual decisions. Prices communicate that knowledge. Central planners replace those signals with political priorities, committees and funding programmes. The result is predictable: fragmentation, duplication, lobbying, distorted incentives and expensive procurement. Europe does need to rearm. But that does not prove that Europe needs an €800 billion bureaucratic spending programme. In fact, the opposite may be true. If defence is genuinely urgent, Europe should remove the obstacles preventing private capital, competition and production from responding to demand. Let companies compete. Let governments buy what actually works. Let prices reveal scarcity. Let inefficient producers fail. The question is not whether Europe can spend €800 billion. Of course it can. The question is whether Brussels can transform €800 billion of political spending into €800 billion of actual military capability. The Court of Auditors has just reminded us that money is not knowledge, bureaucracy is not coordination, and spending is not production. And history has never been kind to economies that confuse the three.
Wild story from Czechia: a prankster posing as the operator of an anonymous conspiracy account contacted Foreign Minister Petr Macinka. Within hours, Macinka agreed to meet him secretly, without police protection, at a site staged with fake weapons and explosives. https://t.co/xIPVe43wWT #Czechia #prank #conspiracy #CZ
