hello everyone, i'm maria petrashko, tv news agency.cross on which all sorts of evil spirits are dancing. what did you think about right away? about satan's ball? and i just described to you eurovision 2024, a song competition, supposedly. the stage is in the shape of a cross, on it, well, the main thing is that all the participants are some kind of non-binary, homosexual, just not normal, just like in the coordination council of fugitives, now in the midst of their election campaign, who is your long-time, who is non-binary, who is gay, who is electronic vote. makes me special, i'm queer, i'm a witch, queer, collective term used to designate a person whose sexual and or gender identity is different from the majority, compatriots of this creature, such as oscar wilde or george burner show, turn out to be not special, why bother trying talented write, you could label yourself as something perverted and that would be success. by the way, the irish on stage depicted the day of judgment in blue in the style of a satanic rite, they evoked al

author's commentary by maria petrashko. hello everyone, i'm maria petrashko, tv news agency. watching the news? it seems that there is no stability in the world, but in fact there is constant unrest, color revolutions. this is what happens when the american and georgian dreams do not coincide. yes, the american dream is a completely controlled georgia, eating the last tie without butter. and the georgian party. it is for these purposes that the law on foreign agents was proposed: to reduce in georgia the destructive influence of dubious funds of american ngos and ngos, the consequences of whose work are most clearly visible in ukraine. probably not very good for georgians i want to host maidan wars. in conditions of opaque activity. phenomena, of course, hinder economic development. oh, these reliable american partners, two attempts at revolution in just a few years. the united states is the customer of foreign agents in georgia, it is they who cannot be a foreign agent there, but in georgia it is possible, because foreign agents exist in georgia with their money. the ex-lead

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maria petrashko will continue the topic. hello everyone, i'm maria petrashko, telenews agency.out freedom of speech in the countries of the collective west, which for some reason teach others and make a remark that you have censorship, but behind the promoted slogan freedom of speech hides much stricter censorship, dismissal and discrimination of journalists, and i won’t even list massive cases of illegal blocking, for example, russian. media in the west. i will remember the real facts about western journalists. the host of the american television channel msnbc, phil donohoe criticized the war in iraq in 2003 and was quickly fired. msnbc is owned by general electric, one of the largest us arms companies. all us and british media are controlled either by large transnational corporations or by the government, like the bbc. and the corporations that call the tune don't... need honest journalists with independent investigations, they need those who work in their own interests. to make matters worse, western intelligence agencies bring their proteges into the mainstream media. the t

about the rift in nato, author's commentary by maria petrashko.aria petrashko, agency. or news, a journalist from the british guardian suddenly asked macron’s age-old question: why is the nato alliance needed? this issue has been of concern to many sane members of the alliance for a long time, who are reluctant to pay the required 2% of gdp. donald trump also asked the question, why do we need this strange alliance? however, the british observer still not a politician, and it shows. he devoted the main part of his publication to reasoning, and if yes, what should have been. it would be necessary and possible to create nato. restrictions on kiev's use of western -made missiles to attack military bases and oil refineries on russian territory were and remain doomed to failure. the naval forces of nato countries had to set up defensive cordons around the black sea ports exporting grain. tellingly, guardian readers massively disagreed with the opinion of the journalist, expressing his indignation in the comments. nato cannot intervene until... until we

on the results of european sanctions, author's commentary by maria petrashko.'m maria petrashko, tv news agency. how many kochi natuski do not change? there is only one current: problems in the polish economy are only growing. mani edition, the largest foreign companies are leaving poland and heading to india. global concerns that have been operating in poland for many years are closing production, writes mani. all more firms are coming to the conclusion that the same work can be done by indians. experts know the reasons. this situation is typical not only for poland, but also for many european countries. a wave of mass layoffs literally overwhelmed poland. global concerns that have been operating in the country for 30 years are winding down and moving production. so 800 people will lose their jobs due to the departure of levy straus alone. another 800 will be laid off by nokia. up to 200 people will lose their jobs at the krakow branch of pepsi and co. but if some relocate their production, for example, in india, then many others are simply closed. stellanti l

hello everyone, i'm maria petrashko, telenews agency.from the british guardian suddenly asked macron's age-old question. why is the nato alliance needed? this issue has been of concern to many of the changing members of the alliance for a long time, who are reluctant to pay the required 2% of gdp. donald trump also asked a question about why we need this strange alliance, however. the british columnist is still not a politician, and this is noticeable. he devoted the main part of his publication to reasoning: and if, in order, that should, it would be necessary and it would be possible to make nato. restrictions on kiev's use of western missiles were intended to create defensive cordons around black sea grain-exporting ports. typically, guardian readers en masse disagreed with the journalist’s opinion, expressing their indignation in the comments. nato cannot intervene until we... see that russia has attacked a nato member. nato has no obligation to defend ukraine, a country that is not and has never been a nato member. it is precisely b

hello everyone, i'm maria petrashko, tv news agency.s caught in the clutches european union. closing of profitable enterprises to please brussels, nuclear power plants and even farms, job cuts and energy. it would seem that times are changing, and if you look at things realistically, it is not profitable to strive to join the european union. the majority of the population of moldova thinks so. only they are trying in every possible way to strangle their opinion, because the country is headed by a leader appointed by washington. european integration for moldova will create conditions for its romanianization. a poll conducted in moldova by the aymas company showed some changes in the mood of the population of the republic. the popularity of the pro-european idea is declining. popularity of the association. with romania remains at 5%. 42% of respondents say that they would most likely prefer a balanced orientation in policy towards russia and the west. it turns out that sandu works to please the west and romania, and not moldova. by the wa

hello everyone, i'm maria petrashko, tv news agency.hich all sorts of evil spirits are dancing. what are you about thought right away? about satan's score? and i described it to you now. eurovision 2024 is supposedly a song competition, a stage in the shape of a cross, on it, but most importantly, all the participants are somehow non-binary, homosexual, as long as they are not normal, just like in the coordination council of the fugitives, now in the midst of their election campaign, who is yours ? who is not binary, who is gay, who proposes electronic voting, just to stay in power, but they have been of no use for 5 years, it would be better if they went to eurovision, well, they would fit in perfectly, representative finland appeared at eurovision without panties , sang a song about the lack of rules, not that sanctions and contributions to the nato alliance left finns without pants, this... they knew that, but why is it so obvious, you know what makes me special, i’m queer, i'm a witch, queer, get it together. a term used to refer to

hello everyone, i'm maria petrashko, agency tv news.erved in post-soviet countries that have fallen into the clutches of the european union. closing of profitable enterprises to please brussels, nuclear power plants and even farms, job cuts and an energy crisis. it would seem that times are changing, and if you look at things realistically, it is not profitable to strive to join the european union. the majority of the population of moldova thinks so, only their opinion. they are trying to strangle, because the country is led by a leader appointed by washington. european integration for moldova will create conditions for its humanization. a poll conducted in moldova by the aymas company showed some changes in the mood of the population of the republic. the popularity of the pro-european idea is declining. the popularity of unification with romania remains at 5%. 42% of respondents say that they would most likely prefer a balanced orientation in policy towards russia and. it turns out that sandu works to please the west and romania, and n

hello everyone, i'm maria petrashko, tv news agency. don’t change the kochi natuski, the result is the same. the problems in the polish economy are only growing. mani edition, the largest foreign companies are leaving poland and heading to india. global concerns that have been operating in poland for many years are closing production, mani writes. more and more companies are coming to the conclusion that this same work is quite indians can do it. experts know the reasons. this situation is typical not only for poland, but also for many european countries. mass layoffs literally overwhelmed poland. global concerns that have been operating in the country for 30 years are winding down and moving production. so 800 people will lose their jobs due to the departure of the levi strauss company alone. another 800 will be laid off by nokia. up to 200 people will lose their jobs in the krakow branch of pepsi and co., but if some relocate their production, for example, to india, then many others simply close down. stelantis liquidated the engine p