Kastero
@kastero.bsky.social
Always prepared to influence the world - by arguments.
If buying gas from Russia is a regional wish, the federal state should put its foot down.
September 18, 2026 at 3:51 PM
If buying gas from Russia is a regional wish, the federal state should put its foot down.
Moscow definitely doesn´t hate Witkoff, as no negotiator has ever been more sleezy, and spoken in favour of the Russians, like he did on his last visit.
It was vomiting to hear, but he is very likely the best the US can present for the job.
It was vomiting to hear, but he is very likely the best the US can present for the job.
September 18, 2026 at 3:18 PM
Moscow definitely doesn´t hate Witkoff, as no negotiator has ever been more sleezy, and spoken in favour of the Russians, like he did on his last visit.
It was vomiting to hear, but he is very likely the best the US can present for the job.
It was vomiting to hear, but he is very likely the best the US can present for the job.
That is a good idea.
It´ll signal to the participant, that they are participating in a real election - not just a predetermined one. 🫠
It´ll signal to the participant, that they are participating in a real election - not just a predetermined one. 🫠
September 18, 2026 at 3:11 PM
That is a good idea.
It´ll signal to the participant, that they are participating in a real election - not just a predetermined one. 🫠
It´ll signal to the participant, that they are participating in a real election - not just a predetermined one. 🫠
It would be beneficial, if Ukraine could somehow scale up a little.
September 18, 2026 at 2:22 PM
It would be beneficial, if Ukraine could somehow scale up a little.
North Korea is well known for abducting Japanese children.
So they are probably also willing to bring back those saved sailors, while they are around in the area anyway.
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So they are probably also willing to bring back those saved sailors, while they are around in the area anyway.
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Abductions of Japanese citizens by North Korea
For nearly fifty years, the abductions of Japanese citizens by North Korea have constituted a serious and ongoing human rights violation. (Partner Content)
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September 18, 2026 at 2:20 PM
North Korea is well known for abducting Japanese children.
So they are probably also willing to bring back those saved sailors, while they are around in the area anyway.
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So they are probably also willing to bring back those saved sailors, while they are around in the area anyway.
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It´s quite difficult to tell, what the mob is being told, but probably a lot of people don´t understand the connection to their own stately pursuit of foreign territory.
And many may not even understand that explosions are not just local incidents.
And many may not even understand that explosions are not just local incidents.
September 18, 2026 at 11:47 AM
It´s quite difficult to tell, what the mob is being told, but probably a lot of people don´t understand the connection to their own stately pursuit of foreign territory.
And many may not even understand that explosions are not just local incidents.
And many may not even understand that explosions are not just local incidents.
A couple of calls to Putin could teach him a thing or two about, how to set up elections, that can´t fail.
September 18, 2026 at 11:39 AM
A couple of calls to Putin could teach him a thing or two about, how to set up elections, that can´t fail.
Only half of the population thinks, that filling the gas tank really hurts their economy. And basically that half is irrelevant to the Trumps when it comes to addressing voters.
September 18, 2026 at 11:32 AM
Only half of the population thinks, that filling the gas tank really hurts their economy. And basically that half is irrelevant to the Trumps when it comes to addressing voters.
Such information is unlikely to reach the Russians.
And even if it would, they probably wouldn´t associate it with the so cherished pursuit of foreign territory. People in general seems to have very little insight in how stately finances are spend.
And even if it would, they probably wouldn´t associate it with the so cherished pursuit of foreign territory. People in general seems to have very little insight in how stately finances are spend.
September 18, 2026 at 11:26 AM
Such information is unlikely to reach the Russians.
And even if it would, they probably wouldn´t associate it with the so cherished pursuit of foreign territory. People in general seems to have very little insight in how stately finances are spend.
And even if it would, they probably wouldn´t associate it with the so cherished pursuit of foreign territory. People in general seems to have very little insight in how stately finances are spend.
Such reactions should be taken as proof of deliveries work.
If the British needed an incitement to scale up the support for Ukraine, they have it from the de-nazifiers themselves.
If the British needed an incitement to scale up the support for Ukraine, they have it from the de-nazifiers themselves.
September 18, 2026 at 10:51 AM
Such reactions should be taken as proof of deliveries work.
If the British needed an incitement to scale up the support for Ukraine, they have it from the de-nazifiers themselves.
If the British needed an incitement to scale up the support for Ukraine, they have it from the de-nazifiers themselves.
How many North Koreans engaged in the war directly or indirectly does it take, before it is fair to conclude that North Korea is a party of the war?
September 17, 2026 at 10:44 AM
How many North Koreans engaged in the war directly or indirectly does it take, before it is fair to conclude that North Korea is a party of the war?
Reporters should rather focus on, how many bear attacks have been in vain.
September 17, 2026 at 10:38 AM
Reporters should rather focus on, how many bear attacks have been in vain.
It could be.
But nobody knows, if there is a reliable way past airdefence, when that time comes.
But nobody knows, if there is a reliable way past airdefence, when that time comes.
September 17, 2026 at 10:32 AM
It could be.
But nobody knows, if there is a reliable way past airdefence, when that time comes.
But nobody knows, if there is a reliable way past airdefence, when that time comes.
Ukraine should aim for permanent closure of the site, and as such not at all wait for repair work to be finished.
September 16, 2026 at 2:22 PM
Ukraine should aim for permanent closure of the site, and as such not at all wait for repair work to be finished.
The same surveilance should be done on the railroad systems.
And means should be deployed so no moving freight locomotive throughout the western half of the country should be left unattacked.
And means should be deployed so no moving freight locomotive throughout the western half of the country should be left unattacked.
September 16, 2026 at 2:12 PM
The same surveilance should be done on the railroad systems.
And means should be deployed so no moving freight locomotive throughout the western half of the country should be left unattacked.
And means should be deployed so no moving freight locomotive throughout the western half of the country should be left unattacked.
To witness such engament and dedication from the US side is beneficiary.
But to see it influence anyone at her homefield is probably very unlikely. It´s just a personal expression of empathy.
But to see it influence anyone at her homefield is probably very unlikely. It´s just a personal expression of empathy.
September 16, 2026 at 11:36 AM
To witness such engament and dedication from the US side is beneficiary.
But to see it influence anyone at her homefield is probably very unlikely. It´s just a personal expression of empathy.
But to see it influence anyone at her homefield is probably very unlikely. It´s just a personal expression of empathy.
Such insider knowledge from an independent source is extremely valuable.
September 16, 2026 at 11:30 AM
Such insider knowledge from an independent source is extremely valuable.
That cost price is irrelevant, as the US can just issue more bonds for a loan.
They just pay 3 BN US $ per day in interest rates now, so there is plenty of room upwards from that.
They just pay 3 BN US $ per day in interest rates now, so there is plenty of room upwards from that.
September 16, 2026 at 11:25 AM
That cost price is irrelevant, as the US can just issue more bonds for a loan.
They just pay 3 BN US $ per day in interest rates now, so there is plenty of room upwards from that.
They just pay 3 BN US $ per day in interest rates now, so there is plenty of room upwards from that.
He is absolutely right.
Also this idiot has made that clear:
Also this idiot has made that clear:
September 16, 2026 at 11:19 AM
He is absolutely right.
Also this idiot has made that clear:
Also this idiot has made that clear:
European companies should be encouraged and engaged in developing AI driven protection from incoming drones.
The investments are far from enough, as the Europeans themselves also lack reliable protection.
Right now the situation is perfect for testing and developing systems in Ukraine.
The investments are far from enough, as the Europeans themselves also lack reliable protection.
Right now the situation is perfect for testing and developing systems in Ukraine.
September 15, 2026 at 2:09 PM
European companies should be encouraged and engaged in developing AI driven protection from incoming drones.
The investments are far from enough, as the Europeans themselves also lack reliable protection.
Right now the situation is perfect for testing and developing systems in Ukraine.
The investments are far from enough, as the Europeans themselves also lack reliable protection.
Right now the situation is perfect for testing and developing systems in Ukraine.
I think they live in a different reality than you.
They have lost many troops and still the support of the war is great.
Most of the lost people come from remote areas, which a lot of the important ones have maybe never even been to.
So the territorial pursuit is cherrished.
They have lost many troops and still the support of the war is great.
Most of the lost people come from remote areas, which a lot of the important ones have maybe never even been to.
So the territorial pursuit is cherrished.
September 15, 2026 at 12:57 PM
I think they live in a different reality than you.
They have lost many troops and still the support of the war is great.
Most of the lost people come from remote areas, which a lot of the important ones have maybe never even been to.
So the territorial pursuit is cherrished.
They have lost many troops and still the support of the war is great.
Most of the lost people come from remote areas, which a lot of the important ones have maybe never even been to.
So the territorial pursuit is cherrished.
The losses are irrelevant, as the families get compensated.
Things could change though, if the perspective of gaining foreign territory fainted.
Things could change though, if the perspective of gaining foreign territory fainted.
September 15, 2026 at 12:36 PM
The losses are irrelevant, as the families get compensated.
Things could change though, if the perspective of gaining foreign territory fainted.
Things could change though, if the perspective of gaining foreign territory fainted.
They are laughing their asses off, as whatever happens the worst retaliation they´ll face, is a few more names and companies on the sanctions list.
The world is a great place to be Russian these years.
The world is a great place to be Russian these years.
September 15, 2026 at 12:31 PM
They are laughing their asses off, as whatever happens the worst retaliation they´ll face, is a few more names and companies on the sanctions list.
The world is a great place to be Russian these years.
The world is a great place to be Russian these years.
It has only a fraction less fabric used, than the so popular burka.
September 15, 2026 at 12:24 PM
It has only a fraction less fabric used, than the so popular burka.