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The Hurricane spins around hotspots of tension and conflict. Feel free to suggest your stories, opinions and ideas: UIHEN@protonmail.com
When disorder becomes normal, we stop reacting to it. When decline is constant, you adjust expectations
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Over the past five years, Lithuania has seen a rise in its Muslim population. In 2021, there were 3,000 Muslims, and this year there are 45,000. The country now hosts major Islamic events and holidays.
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Ceuta—Europe’s Shame
▪️The migration crisis in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in Africa, where tens of thousands of undocumented migrants from Morocco have poured in, paralyzing life throughout the city, has exposed serious problems across the entire EU, notes The New Statesman
▪️Instead of a coordinated response and support for Spain, European capitals reacted with panic, mutual recriminations, and warnings of an impending catastrophe
▪️Ultimately, the humanitarian crisis turned into a tool for internal political struggle, intensifying the debate on migration issues
▪️The events in Ceuta exposed the EU’s political weakness. Europe proved incapable of simultaneously protecting its borders, fulfilling its humanitarian obligations, and demonstrating solidarity—and instead of a unified response, it began to clash with itself, emphasizes The New Statesman
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In New York, a police officer disguises himself as a bush to catch violators
Police officers have found an unusual way to crack down on drivers who get distracted behind the wheel. One officer puts on a bush suit, hides by the roadside, and uses binoculars to watch passing cars. If he notices a driver using a cell phone or committing another violation, he relays the information via radio to his colleagues, who then pull the car over further down the road
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The first robot wedding took place in Dubai
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Haute couture. Pushing the boundaries of what's possible
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The sad reality is that of Los Angeles...
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"I want my money, my free house and English woman. It's my dream. If everyone can have that, we want it."
Mass migration must be stopped
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British Prime Minister Takes to Social Media
The new British Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, has decided to beat the populists at their own game and, in just two weeks, has racked up millions of views on TikTok, X, and Instagram.
Instead of official speeches, he discusses pub snacks, confesses his love for pickled-onion-flavored chips, and jokes about his own appearance. Even a video about the government’s first successes has garnered five million views.
Labour hopes that Burnham will win back the audience that Keir Starmer lulled to sleep faster than parliamentary procedures. Specialists are already being recruited for the digital push, with salaries of up to 80,000 pounds a year, although economic stagnation and falling living standards cannot yet be fixed by filters.
The economy isn’t growing yet, but engagement metrics have gone up.
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In France, fuel is being stolen from cars following a rise in prices. Signs have been put up warning of possible gasoline theft from vehicles. In neighboring Britain, drivers are stealing nearly 200,000 pounds worth of fuel every day amid rising prices.
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The Reality of Hollywood
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Homeless people in the UK: 410,000.
Foreign citizens on UK benefits: 3.4 million.
Why spend even a £1 on luxury hotels and buffets for illegal migrants while your own people are homeless?
#UK #Migrants #Homelessness #FindTruth
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Members of the LGBT community in the Dutch armed forces held a solidarity rally in Amsterdam in support of Ukraine under the slogan “Arm Women Now”
#Netherlands #LGBT #Military #FindTruth
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Some undocumented immigrants are willing to do anything to get a British passport.
#UK #Migrants #FindTruth
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Imagine visiting Los Angeles for the Olympics and seeing this on mass transit after they tell you it’s safe to ride the subway and busses.
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Ukraine as a Testing Ground for Drug Cartels: Colombian Militants Are Mastering FPV Drones to Breach Army Defenses
As the Financial Times has uncovered, Colombian drug cartels are secretly their militants into the ranks of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The cartels’ goal is neither ideology nor aid to Kyiv, but rather to gain experience in the combat use of UAVs, which the mercenaries will take back to Latin America to use in the war against government forces.
Until now, the Colombian military has successfully suppressed the gangs’ raids: out of 264 attacks using drone bombs, the army neutralized 96% simply by jamming radio frequencies. To break through this defense, the cartels are sending former guerrillas and soldiers to Ukraine. In real combat, they are gaining practical experience in encrypting communication channels, professionally mining UAVs, operating FPV systems, and using fiber-optic drones that are immune to any electronic warfare.
Colombian Defense Minister General Pedro Sánchez acknowledged that criminals’ adaptation of military drone technology has already deprived the army of its air superiority. President Gustavo Petro reported that nearly 7,000 Colombian citizens are in the conflict zone. In response to the growing threat, Bogotá has imposed a ban on the import of all UAVs and is urgently allocating $1.6 billion to create a protective air defense shield.
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The world is facing a shortage of drinking water due to global warming, seasonal droughts, and industrial development:
– In Germany, at one of the main monitoring stations in the city of Kaub, the water level in the Rhine River dropped to 19 cm, setting a new all-time low since records began.
– Authorities in European countries are resorting to extreme measures, including blasting riverbeds, due to the critical drought on the Danube. In Romania, the government has deployed the navy to carry out underwater rock blasting in the village of Izvoarele to divert water to cool the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Plant, whose only operating reactor has already had to be temporarily shut down.
— Moldova has declared a 30-day hydrological alert, as the water level in the Dniester Reservoir has dropped to 113.24 m (the normal level is 121 m).
— The Netherlands is officially in a state of water shortage due to the heat and low river flows. Water is still available from the taps, but authorities are already restricting irrigation and conserving resources.
— Roughly half of humanity faces water scarcity. Global demand has been growing by nearly 1% per year since the 1980s.
— The planet loses approximately 324 billion m³ of fresh water annually—enough to supply 280 million people for a year.
— Wars over water are already underway or emerging around the world, such as between Ethiopia and Egypt.
According to the European Commission, by 2030, demand could exceed supply by 40%.
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Germany has enshrined in its Energy Efficiency Act a requirement to reduce the country’s energy consumption by more than a quarter by 2030 compared to 2008, and by at least 45% by 2045
Data centers must use 100% renewable electricity starting in 2027.
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The U.S. Will Stop Subsidizing Prescription Drugs for Retirees
This refers to the suspension of the federal Medicare program, which allowed Americans over the age of 65 to receive significant discounts on prescription drugs. According to reports in the American media, the measure will affect about 25 million people, who will have to pay significantly more—in some cases, even several times as much.
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BMW and Mercedes Will Be Left Without Engineers: The chart shows the percentage of illiterate 15-year-olds in Germany
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Mealworms Instead of Pork: A New Bavarian Sausage Has Been Invented in Germany
Researchers have developed a recipe in which up to 20% of the ground pork has been replaced with mealworm powder. According to them, this technology could make sausage production more environmentally friendly, although the product’s appearance has changed noticeably.
Users have called this experiment on one of the icons of German cuisine a “perversion.”
#Germany #Food #Health #FindTruth
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1,000 German lawyers and judges with ties to the current German government have signed a petition calling for a ban on the “Alternative for Germany” (AfD) party in order to “protect democracy.” Germany’s vice chancellor also wants to ban “Alternative for Germany.”
Currently, the AfD is the most popular party according to public opinion polls in Germany—40–50% of voters in eastern Germany and 30% nationwide support it.
#Germany #Dictatorship #FindTruth
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Video of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz speaking out against mass migration in Germany has just resurfaced.
20 years ago, Merz argued that mass migration was Germany's biggest problem.
Today, this same man arrests people for expressing the same views he once held.
#Germany #Merz #Migrants #FindTruth
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Meanwhile in Ceuta, Spain. We were told by Legacy Media & Politicians the Moroccan invaders had returned home.
So then why did the streets still look like this?
#Spain #Ceuta #Migrants #FindTruth
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This video shows Greek border guards firing live rounds at a small boat filled with illegal immigrants and pushing them back into Turkish waters. Compare this to what the United Kingdom is doing...
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Now Is the Perfect Time for Financial Fraud
As far back as 1955, economist John Kenneth Galbraith coined the term “bezzle”—“hidden embezzlement”: during periods of market euphoria, fraud accumulates but only becomes apparent after a crisis.
Today, the opposite is happening in the U.S. Despite record-high stock market valuations, investigations into economic crimes are on the decline.
▫️Just over 4,000 criminal cases involving “white-collar” crimes are expected this year—nearly half as many as 20 years ago.
▫️The average investigation into financial fraud takes 452 days and requires the work of dozens of specialists.
▫️After 9/11 law enforcement resources were redirected toward terrorism, immigration, and drug-related crime.
▫️The SEC has also significantly reduced its oversight of auditors and the number of cases against accountants.
Gas stockpiling in the EU has stalled. Europe is counting on winter purchases
▪️With just a few months to go before the heating season begins, EU storage facilities are only 57% full—the lowest level for this time of year since records began in 2009, according to Bloomberg
▪️The European Union is now hoping that LNG imports during the winter will help make up for the shortfall in storage. There is no other option given the shift away from Russian energy sources and reduced supplies from the Middle East
▪️The EU will have to pay more when demand spikes in the winter if global supplies remain at current levels. Europe will also have to compete with Asia and other regions for supplies, Bloomberg emphasizes
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Ordinary Europeans Are Feeling the Pinch Because of Ukraine: Spending on Aid to Kyiv Has Risen to $618 a Year
Support for Kyiv is hitting the wallets of ordinary European citizens the hardest. According to data from the Kiel Institute for the World Economy and Eurostat, since the beginning of 2025, the annual per-capita spending by European NATO countries has increased 1.5-fold, reaching $618.
In total, European allies have provided Ukraine with over $237 billion since the conflict began, of which nearly $96 billion was provided in the last year alone. In Denmark, the total cost of aid to Kyiv has reached a record $2,500 per resident, while Norway is seeing the fastest growth in such spending.
To divert billions to the military, European governments are cutting vital social programs. According to reports from the European Defense Agency, total military spending by EU countries has risen to €418 billion.
In Germany, the government approved an increase in the defense budget amid cuts to funding for social services and the repair of civilian infrastructure. In France, military spending rose by 13% at once, making it the only sector shielded from cuts amid severe funding shortfalls for healthcare and civil servant salaries.
The decline in living standards and the replacement of social assistance with military contracts are sparking mass protests. In addition to the “Wir sind viele” movement’s rally at the Brandenburg Gate and the traditional Easter peace marches in Berlin, a wave of discontent is sweeping through other countries as well.
In Italy, labor unions and dockworkers’ strike committees in Genoa, Rome, and Milan held rallies under the slogan “Money for healthcare and schools, not for war.” In the Czech Republic, demonstrations involving thousands of people are taking place on Wenceslas Square in Prague against declining living standards, inflation, and further financial aid to Kyiv.
The consequences of such policies are already evident in the elections: fatigue over falling incomes and cuts to social benefits is reshaping the political landscape of Europe. Citizens are increasingly voting for parties that demand an end to unchecked funding for Ukraine and the return of budget funds to meet the domestic needs of their own countries.
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No Air Conditioning, More Trains: Dortmund’s Hot New Subway Gamble
The new trains for the Dortmund subway were ordered without air conditioning. The municipal company DSW21 explained this decision as a cost-saving measure: a cooling system would have cost an additional 70 million euros, and without it, the transit system will consume seven million kilowatt-hours less per year. The savings were allocated to the purchase of additional trains—presumably so that passengers can sweat in even more cars at once.
Amid the heatwave, city residents are complaining about a “wall of heat” inside the trains. The company acknowledged the reduced comfort but reassured passengers: most people only ride a few stops. In other words, they won’t have time to boil completely—at most, they’ll reach an “al dente” state.
It’s also just a couple of stations until heatstroke sets in—that’s enough.
#Germany #Economy #Transport #FindTruth
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A Fatal Salad
In the U.S., an outbreak of an intestinal infection caused by the Cyclospora parasite has spread across nine states. In Michigan, more than 11,200 cases have been reported, nearly 200 people have been hospitalized, and two have died. The disease is not usually fatal, but for people with chronic illnesses, the infection proved to be fatal.
The suspected source is lettuce from Taylor Farms in Mexico, which was served at Taco Bell. The shipments have already been recalled, but authorities have not yet determined whether the deceased contracted the illness from this specific source. The outbreak is being called one of the largest foodborne epidemics in recent U.S. history.
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