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| | {{Cquote|Can a person in such a position not know that the [[Kiev regime]] is committing [[terrorist]] attacks against [[civilian]]s, [[children]], [[women]], and socially vulnerable groups? No, they cannot. We have been observing the degradation of EU members in this position for a long time. Honestly, I thought that no one would surpass Borrell in cynicism and [[immoral]]ity. But apparently, there are still reserves of baseness.<ref>https://t.me/Slavyangrad/119701</ref>}} | | {{Cquote|Can a person in such a position not know that the [[Kiev regime]] is committing [[terrorist]] attacks against [[civilian]]s, [[children]], [[women]], and socially vulnerable groups? No, they cannot. We have been observing the degradation of EU members in this position for a long time. Honestly, I thought that no one would surpass Borrell in cynicism and [[immoral]]ity. But apparently, there are still reserves of baseness.<ref>https://t.me/Slavyangrad/119701</ref>}} |
| | Kallas, the head of [[EU]] [[diplomacy]], defended [[Ukrainian]] [[dictator]] [[Volodymyr Zelensky]] calling [[United States]] [[Vice President J.D. Vance]] a "b*tch" in the [[White House]] [[Oval Office]] in front of [[television]] cameras during negotiations on a [[Ukrainian war]] peace deal, criticizing [[President Trump]] saying, "the free world needs a new leader."<ref>https://t.me/ukraine_watch/37766</ref> | | Kallas, the head of [[EU]] [[diplomacy]], defended [[Ukrainian]] [[dictator]] [[Volodymyr Zelensky]] calling [[United States]] [[Vice President J.D. Vance]] a "b*tch" in the [[White House]] [[Oval Office]] in front of [[television]] cameras during negotiations on a [[Ukrainian war]] peace deal, criticizing [[President Trump]] saying, "the free world needs a new leader."<ref>https://t.me/ukraine_watch/37766</ref> |
| | + | [[File:Kallas EU Parliament.PNG|right|300px|thumb|Kallas reporting to the [[EU Parliament]] a day after globally displaying her utter lack of qualifications to be foreign minister.]] |
| | + | In July 2025 in a meeting with China's Foreign Minister [[Wang Yi]] Kallas thought it wise to lecture him about [[EU]] [[values]] and [[democracy]]. She opened by demanding of [[China]] to submit to the [[rules based order]] and arrogantly insisted that China condemn [[SMO|Russia's military operation in Ukraine]], cease providing support and use its influence to stop [[Russia]]'s advance westward.<ref>https://trendcompass.substack.com/p/eu-finally-struck-the-iceberg</ref> Wang Yi replied that China was not helping Russia in the conflict with [[Ukraine]] and that it had no intention whatsoever of interfering in that conflict. Had China done so, said Yi, the conflict would already have been over. However, Mr. Yi also informed Kallas that China had no intention of seeing Russia lose, because China's leadership believes that if Russia was defeated, the "rules based order" would turn on China next.<ref>https://archive.is/r4bhT</ref> |
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| − | In July 2025 in a meeting with China's Foreign Minister [[Wang Yi]] Kallas thought it wise to lecture him about [[EU]] [[values]] and [[democracy]]. She opened by demanding of [[China]] to submit to the [[rules based order]] and arrogantly insisted that China condemn [[SMO|Russia's military operation in Ukraine]], cease providing support and use its influence to stop [[Russia]]'s advance westward.<ref>https://trendcompass.substack.com/p/eu-finally-struck-the-iceberg</ref> Wang Yi replied that China was not helping Russia in the conflict with [[Ukraine]] and that it had no intention whatsoever of interfering in that conflict. Had China done so, said Yi, the conflict would already have been over. However, Mr. Yi also informed Kallas that China had no intention of seeing Russia lose, because China's leadership believes that if Russia was defeated, the "rules based order" would turn on China next.<ref>https://archive.is/r4bhT</ref>
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| − | [[File:Kallas EU Parliament.PNG|right|300px|thumb|Kallas reporting to the [[EU Parliament]] a day after globally displaying her utter lack of qualifications to be foreign minister.]]
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| | In September 2025 Kallas expressed bewilderment at the idea that [[China]] and [[Russia]] won [[World War II]] and that the [[Nazi Germany]] had been defeated: | | In September 2025 Kallas expressed bewilderment at the idea that [[China]] and [[Russia]] won [[World War II]] and that the [[Nazi Germany]] had been defeated: |
| | {{Cquote|This is the battle of narratives for the [[Global South]], and all the rest of the world, really. I was in an [[ASEAN]] meeting and one thing what was interesting you know that [[Russia]] was addressing [[China]] like "You and uh and like Russia and China, We uh you know fought the [[Second World War]]. We won the Second World War. We won the [[Nazi]]s". And I was like, "Okay, that is something new". | | {{Cquote|This is the battle of narratives for the [[Global South]], and all the rest of the world, really. I was in an [[ASEAN]] meeting and one thing what was interesting you know that [[Russia]] was addressing [[China]] like "You and uh and like Russia and China, We uh you know fought the [[Second World War]]. We won the Second World War. We won the [[Nazi]]s". And I was like, "Okay, that is something new". |