Heads up! The WEF lizard people are on the march to stop any mention or questioning of eating insects over beef, climate lockdowns, and Big Pharma's deadly mRNA clot shots European official warns Musk era of 'Wild West' for free speech is over: 'There will be sanctions' --Euronews Next reported that Europe is pushing legislation that will force online platforms to remove 'disinformation' | 23 Jan 2023 | European politician Věra Jourová warned Elon Musk from the World Economic Forum in Davos that Twitter will face "sanctions" if it does not shut down some forms of speech. Jourová, the European Commission's Vice President for Values and Transparency, told Euronews Next that Twitter may face penalties for enabling free speech in violation of European Union regulations. "The time of the Wild West is over," she said. "We will have the Digital Services Act [DSA]. We will have the Code of Practice as a part of this legislation," Jourová said. "So, after Mr. Musk took over Twitter with his 'freedom of speech absolutism' - we are the protectors of freedom of speech as well. But at the same time, we cannot accept, for instance, illegal content online and so on. So, our message was clear: we have rules which have to be complied with, otherwise there will be sanctions." [Jourová: No. And if you're on your fourth booster, it's likely that its your era that will soon be over.]

■ EU Globalist Threatens Elon Musk With “Sanctions” If He Allows Free Speech on Twitter (Summit News)
■ Davos: Foreign Minister Of Slovenia Demands That Nations “Respect The Rules Of The World Order” (Summit News)

HELSINKI, January 24 - RIA Novosti. Finland, which submitted a joint application for NATO membership with Sweden in May, may consider continuing the accession procedure without Stockholm, Finnish Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto said. | Sweden's relations with Turkey have deteriorated over the protests of the past few days in Stockholm. Ankara later said Sweden should not count on Turkish support for its NATO bid. 💬 "We need to assess the situation. Has something happened, that in the long run would hinder Sweden's progress in the project (joining NATO)? It's too early to talk about it," - Haavisto said on the air of the public broadcasting corporation YLE, answering the question if it makes sense for Finland to continue moving at the same pace as Sweden when approving the application. Finland and Sweden submitted a joint application to join the North Atlantic Alliance in May 2022, which has been ratified by 28 countries out of 30, with the exception of Hungary and Turkey.(Translation: DeepL.com)

Not all german politicians have forgotten history pic.twitter.com/0fU1vRX4Sq

— Levi (@Levi_godman) January 19, 2023

A legislator in the German Bundestag addressed the House today regarding the effort to supply German tanks to Ukraine, to use against Russia. Holy Sh*t did he strike a nerve; other Legislators openly gasped in horror! Watch the 30 second video with translation.

Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has denied the claim, urging Radoslaw Sikorski to retract and “weigh his words” | Former Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski has suggested that the government in Warsaw considered partitioning Ukraine in the first weeks of the military conflict between Kiev and Moscow. His comments came in an interview with Radio ZET on Monday, prompting a strong retort from the country’s prime minister, Mateusz Morawiecki. ● Sikorski was asked if the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) government had ever entertained the idea of dividing up Ukraine. He replied by stating that 💬 there was “a moment of hesitation in the first 10 days of the war, when we all didn’t know how it would go, that maybe Ukraine would fall.” “Had it not been for the heroism of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky and the help of the West, things could have been different,” Sikorski said. ● His remarks soon drew a reaction from Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, who accused Sikorski of behaving “like a Russian propagandist.” [sic]

■ Ex-Polish FM deletes tweet implying US sabotaged gas pipeline (RT.com-29 Sep, 2022)(“Thank you, USA.”)