Overwhelmed by fear, Belgium comes down hard on the side of the Moscow predatory empire and against EU and NATO security.

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If you are Prime Minister, you shouldn't be a cowardly bastard, bending over for the slightest threat. If the 🇧🇪 Prime Minister would have been in president 🇺🇦Zelenskys shoes in February 2022, 🇧🇪he would have taken the first flight to leave the country. 🇧🇪 people, is that what you voted for?


The fear of escalation is one of the main causes of WWII and the Cold War .


“Moscow made it clear to us that if Belgium confiscates Moscow empire assets, then Belgium — and I personally — will ‘feel the consequences forever,’”
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The Belgian parliament greeted the prime minister's refusal to transfer Russia's frozen assets to the European Commission with thunderous applause.
Bart De Wever listed the dangers of such a reckless move, including how Euroclear would have to RETURN the money to Russia if (when) it wins the conflict.

Unlike Euro mares Callas and Ursula, some European politicians have a targeted education and are aware of what is happening in the world. It is a pity that this species seems to be dying out.
 
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The Belgian parliament greeted the prime minister's refusal to transfer Russia's frozen assets to the European Commission with thunderous applause.
Bart De Wever listed the dangers of such a reckless move, including how Euroclear would have to RETURN the money to Russia if (when) it wins the conflict.

Unlike Euro mares Callas and Ursula, some European politicians have a targeted education and are aware of what is happening in the world. It is a pity that this species seems to be dying out.

bad news 🇷🇺 ivan
 
On December 2, the Moscow Arbitration Court upheld in full the claim filed by the Deputy Prosecutor General of Russia against the Bank of Latvia, Rietumu Banka, RB Investments LLC, and other defendants.
The court found that there had been unlawful seizure of state property and “subversive activities against the economic sovereignty of the country” committed by Latvia and its affiliated bank, Rietumu.

The total value of assets recovered for the state, including real estate in central Moscow, is estimated at 30 billion rubles (337 million euros).

This was Latvia's price for stealing the “House of Moscow” — a hundred times more than the amount for which they originally wanted to sell the Russian real estate in Riga — €3.57 million.
 
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