Maybe. But if there were a headline with “American truck”, then I don’t think someone commented by asking to imagine a headline “Chinese EV”. The whataboutism only works in one direction.

Le Pen’s far right served as mouthpiece for the Kremlin, says French parliamentary report from 2023, and nothing has changed since …

Le Pen’s far right served as mouthpiece for the Kremlin, says French parliamentary report from 2023, and nothing has changed since …

When I read the headline, I though exactly the same …

This is racist and nationalistic garbage.

Yes, but the hiccup may not even be so great, at least not monetarily, because the money is spent in Europe …

A strong Poland should be reason to celebrate but depending on what political path Poland chooses it could very well break the entire EU.

Should we stop supporting each other in Europe? Would that help the EU?

Poland has been part of the Soviet influence region for decades, and the EU is apparently a much bigger success.

A large part of this success certainly was the support of the EU and other member states. This is part of the EU, and should be part of a democratic society. Many regions - also within countries that were net contributors - benefited from this. If and when Poland fits the criteria, it will become a net contributor, too.

You are making generalizations without providing evidence. Nazi thought has found its way into Chinese academia as shown in analyses of which one I have posted. Chinese academia is explicitly referring to Nazi thought - that is not ’ most likely’, but rather a simple fact. Chinese scholars are referring to this former member and ‘political philosopher’ of the German Nazis.

It’s hilarious how you pick one sentence only to respond in a weirdly offensive way while ignoring everything else.

You may like it or not, but Nazi thought has openly found its way into the Chinese Communist Party’s rule. Just read the analysis. It’s quoting Chinese scholars, and you’ll easily find more evidence than that.

Nazi thought has even found its way into Chinese academia as, for example, shown in a good analysis on The Nazi Scholar Inspiring China’s Intelligentsia - (October 2026),

… In Chinese universities … over the past 20 years, … a German writer has helped to shape China’s ideological development. Improbably, he was an anti-Communist scholar and polemicist, a man who became known, and notorious, worldwide as Hitler’s “crown jurist.” His name is Carl Schmitt … both Chinese and Western followers of the country’s politics have noted the rise of “Schmitt fever” among Chinese intellectuals …

Schmitt began to attract notable Chinese intellectual attention in the late 1980s, in the context of growing interest in so-called neoauthoritarianism—a contemporary form of governance that combines centralized political control with selective use of market-oriented reforms. In 1987, politics and law professor Dong Fanyu cited Schmitt to support the [Chinese Communist] party’s assertion of authority in the face of ambiguities in the PRC constitution. Whereas constitutional preambles may have little or no legal relevance in interpreting constitutions in liberal democracies, Dong, citing Schmitt, argued that China’s preamble, which characterized the country’s legal system as an outgrowth of national liberation by the party, reflected a pre-legal existential act of founding that gives the document legitimacy. The larger message was that the party, as the fount of law, stood above it …

In sum, the writings of Carl Schmitt play an important legitimizing role for the CCP [Chinese Communist Party] along many dimensions … [Schmitt’s] insistence that liberal proceduralism, checks and balances, and guarantees of individual rights fuel disunity and threaten national security justifies CCP supremacy and imposition of a Han-majoritarian national identity. His contention that sovereignty resides in the person or body that can declare “exceptions” to the law—where the law is incomplete, or an obstacle to national security—justifies presidential and party rule. His support for a market economy guided by the visible hand of the state serves as an endorsement of its model of state capitalism. His rejection of the notion of “universal law” justifies the CCP’s dismissal of charges of human rights violations in Xinjiang and Tibet …

Another article from 2021 finds growing parallels between Xi Jinping’s China and Hitler’s Germany, citing the developments in Hong Kong as an example asking,

South Africa’s former apartheid regime sparked a sustained and effective global boycott. Where is today’s “boycott China” movement to counter this 21st Century appeasement?

These are just two examples. There is much more.

russia is violently incompatible with most modern leftist movements what does Putin care about human rights or democratic freedoms?

At the extreme ends, the left and the right are the same. There’s also not much different between Nazis and the Chinese Communist, although the latter claims to be leftist.

The far-right (and far-left) in Europe stands very close to dictatorial regimes like Russia and China, but this decision is meaningless as someone already said. The decision for Ukraine support is made in the German federal government, not in the states.

Putin Expands His Protective Service For Fourth Time Since Invading Ukraine - (July 2026)

Putin has expanded the central administration of the Federal Protective Service (FSO) for the fourth time since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, increasing staff from 785 to 812. The move follows a series of wartime security expansions amid reports of heightened concerns over assassination and coup threats, with tighter protective measures surrounding the Kremlin leader.

I ‘defended’ this choice several times, just read it.

Also I’ve been a lurker for years, and this isn’t my first account. Grow the fuck up and delete your bullshit propaganda.

Thank you for your sophisticated and polite response.

An 8-day old ml account that has already been banned from another community… and you are even complaining about disinformation.

The European NGOs are the same organizations the EU wants to block public funding. These ‘NGOs’ stand close and are partly founded by member of the Muslim Brotherhood.

This is exactly the same content as the post OP has made a few moments before in the same community, and the content isn’t getting better.

ENAR, the organization whose press release OP is posting, is among the associations founded by supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood, the very organization the EU’s anti-terrorist regulation is aimed at. The other organizations are, for example,

• European Muslim Network (EMN)
• Forum of European Muslim Youth and Students Organisation (FEMYSO)
• Empowering Belgian Muslims (EmBem).

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Former ENAR director Michaël Privot publicly admitted he had joined the Muslim Brotherhood back in 2017.

FEMYSO is an ENAR member organisation, along with a wide range of of others, including grassroots, to trade unions, to faith-based organisations.

ENAR, the organization whose press release OP is posting, is among the associations founded by supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood, the very organization the EU’s anti-terrorist regulation is aimed at. The other organizations are, for example,

• European Muslim Network (EMN)
• Forum of European Muslim Youth and Students Organisation (FEMYSO)
• Empowering Belgian Muslims (EmBem).

Source

Former ENAR director Michaël Privot publicly admitted he had joined the Muslim Brotherhood back in 2017.

FEMYSO is an ENAR member organisation, along with a wide range of of others, including grassroots, to trade unions, to faith-based organisations.

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You are accusing me of not reading the article only to come out with further claims you don’t prove yourself. I don’t engage in such a discussion. (And referring to OP: This account is well known in the meantime of spreading pro-China, pro-Russian narratives.)

The previous post is an ml propaganda account.

Where did the recent drop in social media engagement of European far-right party members come from? I posted an article yesterday with examples for that, and everyone can go these accounts looking it up.