Compilation of videos I found on Internet #99 (Swedish subtitles)
1. "One of the most LEGENDARY lines from President Trump’s speech at the UN"
2. "Acetaminophen Is Dangerous To Everyone. No One Should Be Taking Tylenol...No One."
3. Puzzle pieces coming together for RED OCTOBER?
4. "The U.S. Secretary of War has called for a meeting of all U.S. Generals and Admirals on Marine Corps Base Quantico."
5. "These elites [in France, Germany and the UK] aren't gearing up for war with Russia because they care about freedom—they're doing it because their grip on power is slipping, and fast... And now they're panicking."
6. "Pay attention.. be ready.. stock up, martial law is close.."
7. "They knew in 1981"
8. American vlogger in Russia: "What we're being told in the West is a lie."
9. The Dark Secret Behind Your Snacks
10. "Joe Biden's portrait is an actual auto pen... Hilarious"
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Daily News with Charlie Ward - October 15, 2026 (Swedish and Russian subtitles)
https://rumble.com/v7gw6oi-daily-news-with-charlie-ward-october-15-2026-swedish-and-russian-subtitles.html
https://www.bitchute.com/video/6zc6xcqBQuAG/
https://vkvideo.ru/video678957093_456243458
FINNS ARE BEING BLED DRY AT THE FUEL PUMP – AND THE PUBLIC KINDLY PAYS UP!
https://x.com/petteri_vaara/status/2110272549946826833?s=20
Petteri Vaara:
As I recall, back in June 2025, diesel at the Teboil station in Kiiminki cost about 1.50 euros per liter!
Now, we’re talking about prices as high as 2.60 euros per liter!
That’s an increase of 1.10 euros—a jump of a staggering 73 percent!
And what has happened in the meantime?
Teboil has been driven out of the market due to sanctions; competition has decreased, and Finnish motorists are paying even more.
Meanwhile, Neste is raking in massive profits—fuel refining can be an extremely lucrative business.
But don’t worry!
We are told that the rising cost of fuel is due to the international situation, issues in the Strait of Hormuz, conflicts in the Middle East, and uncertainty in the global markets.
There’s always some explanation for why Finns have to dig even deeper into their pockets!
But let me ask one simple question.
How is it possible that, in our eastern neighbor’s country, diesel can...
