Never do this kind of shitposting as a reply to a test post. You never know who is behind the test post kek
>Everything has meaning.
Ready Now, published 27th December
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vte-fHvUpBk
Enjoy the P@IN - published 31th December 22
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_4LV95zrjQ
>Q
>Germany greenlights Leopard tanks for Ukraine
>Berlin has also confirmed it's giving permission to other nations to provide German-made armor to Kiev
https://www.anti-spiegel.ru/2022/russland-hat-rechtlich-die-moeglichkeit-die-staatliche-anerkennung-der-brd-zu-verweigern/
2+4: "Russia has the legal possibility to refuse the state recognition of the FRG".
In Russia, there was a very interesting interview in terms of content, which was reported on by Russian television. I will first translate the article from Russian television, then we will look at whether the statements made in the interview are true.
Start of translation:
Russia has the legal possibility to refuse the recognition of the FRG
Given the way the West behaves towards Russia, Russia has every right to respond in the same way. For example, by refusing to recognize the 1990 "Treaty on the Final Settlement in Respect of Germany," better known as the Two-Plus-Four Treaty, which is violated in almost all of its provisions.
This possibility - so far purely hypothetical - was discussed by host Vladimir Soloviev and German political scientist Alexander Sosnowski on the Full Contact program on Radio Vesti FM and the Smotrim platform. Sosnowski enumerated several clauses of the treaty that united Germany (the FRG, into which the GDR was absorbed) clearly violated.
"For example, Article 2, that the FRG will never use its weapons to fight or participate in wars. Now we see that by supplying weapons and training the Ukrainian military, Germany is in effect participating in the conflict on Ukraine's side, even though it says it is not," Sosnowski notes.
Another clause that Germany is clearly in violation of is its commitment to never produce, possess or use nuclear, biological or chemical weapons. In fact, says the German political scientist, "we see the exact opposite."
He explains the rationale some German politicians use to explain the presence of the U.S. nuclear weapons base in the FRG.
"And Chancellor Scholz is aware of this. He used to be a pacifist, but he has forgotten that now," Sosnowski says.
He also refers to another clause of the "Two-Plus-Four Treaty", according to which the united Germany undertook not to have military formations of other countries on its territory if the USSR withdraws its military formations.
https://twitter.com/mtracey/status/1618217167388053504
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWF8qdS1KlU
I have really good news.
Today our nation has achieved a medical miracle.
We have delivered a safe and effective vaccine in just nine months.
This is one of the greatest scientific accomplishments in history.
It will save millions of lives and soon end the pandemic once and for all.
I am thrilled to report that the FDA has authorized the FISA vaccine.
This ends the armistice between Russia + "Germany", which is a good thing when you want to end "Germany".
The auto-generated subtitles even say FISA.
And now you may say oh well that just happens. It's a random bug.
But when you watch further, later it also says Pfizer in the subtitles.
Why would it detect some of it as FISA?