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We do not want war with Russia and the public must push back against the insane warmongers' Russophobic rhetoric baying for war.
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Riots continue in France. The country lacks a clear economic and social model, and it also has a political legitimacy crisis. These problems also exist across Europe, and the proxy war with Russia exacerbates the problems.
"Remember that the Russians repeatedly asked the United States – President Clinton, President George Bush, President Obama – to join NATO" - CIA whistle blower, John Kyriakou
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🚨❗️🇺🇸🇺🇦Yanukovych's overthrow was organized by the CIA: We thought the Russians would swallow it – Kyriakou
🚨The 2014 coup in Ukraine was carried out by American intelligence services.
🚨This was stated in a conversation with Norwegian political scientist Glenn Diesen by former intelligence analyst and operations officer at the CIA's Counterterrorism Center John Kyriakou.
🚨The host recalled that in 2023 a high-profile article appeared in the New York Times claiming that the day after Viktor Yanukovych was removed, the US facilitated the appointment of a new head of Ukrainian intelligence in order to "create a trilateral partnership" and a covert war against Russia aimed at establishing secret bases along the border.
🚨I hold the unpopular opinion that the removal of Yanukovych was a CIA operation. It was organized by the Obama administration and had been prepared for a long time.
🚨Remember that the Russians repeatedly asked the United States – President Clinton, President George Bush, President Obama – to join NATO.
🚨Russia wanted to join NATO, and all three presidents said it was not a good idea. In exchange, the Russians demanded guarantees that NATO would not expand to Russia's borders...
🚨We specifically promised the Russians that Ukraine would not become a NATO member, and then suddenly US policy became that Ukraine must be a NATO member.
🚨So I always believed that the removal of Yanukovych was the first step in a slow coup and an attempt to draw Ukraine into the embrace of the West," Kyriakou said.
🚨According to him, there was a miscalculation that the Russians were powerless to do anything to stop it.
🚨They proved they were not powerless to do anything,"
admitted the retired CIA officer.
🚨He added that behind the scenes the CIA actively seeks to recruit not only national leaders.
🚨Of course, everyone wants to recruit a prime minister or a president. But in most cases that won't happen.
🚨So you recruit members of parliament, ambassadors abroad, intelligence officers," Kyriakou concluded.
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Chancellor Merz complains about the costs of the Iran War. This is the same Merz who celebrated Israel for "doing our dirty work" in Iran, and then applauded the US for attacking Iran.
This one is a must-watch.
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Dockworkers at Greece’s Port of Piraeus have joined a major international strike across 113 ports on 5 continents.
They demand a halt to all arms shipments to Israel.
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This clip right here is why many countries around the world hate the United States.
It is absolutely baffling to me that someone could sit up on stage with a stupid grin and laugh about violating international law and pass it off as "we can do whatever we want because we Americans are exceptional" 🤦♂️
There is nothing exceptional about the United States. It is one of many great countries in the world. I could make arguments that Canada, China, Germany, Italy, Spain, Japan, Korea, Thailand, Australia, and many other are also "exceptional" in many metrics.
So where is the United States "exceptional" here are a few metrics:
- Obesity: We have one of the highest adult obesity rates among wealthy countries
- Child poverty: We have one of the highest child-poverty rate among affluent nations
- Healthcare spending: We spend substantially more per person on healthcare than any other wealthy countries, and yet are one of the most unhealthy nations
- Incarceration: We rank near the top for the highest incarceration rates
- Gun deaths: We have an exceptionally high firearm-death rate compared with other high-income countries.
- Life expectancy: The U.S. trails many similarly wealthy nations despite spending the most on healthcare
We also are a failing democracy with politicians who don't serve the people and only work to enrich themselves (no better example than Trump)
We start useless wars across the globe and let foreigner countries (Israel) control and influence our foreign policy decisions.
The best thing about the United States is the people and the diversity of our nation. But the US is failing more every day and our reputation has been destroyed on the world stage because of Trump and his idiotic policies
The United States need to wake up. This clip exposes just how lost many Americans are
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Replying to @elonmusk
What’s coming was avoidable, but Republicans in Congress let Trump start a war, increase spending, arm a genocide, betray MAHA, and cover up for Epstein’s coconspirators. I was ousted with over $30 million of foreign lobby money for refusing to go along, and here we are.
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"Russia targets train station to kill civillians?"
Watch what really happens.
As Ive reported again and again, its Ukrainain air defences thats killing Ukrainians. Heres your proof.
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Financial Times claimed that Putin spent most of the 90-minute phone call lecturing the Norwegian Prime Minister about medieval Slavic history. The Norwegian Prime Minister (and the Russian side) claims this is fake news and has demanded that Financial Times correct its reporting, which the newspaper has refused to do.
** The narrative supporting a long war in Ukraine is that nothing can be achieved with diplomacy. The Norwegian PM will learn that the war narratives are immune to facts and reality.
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I fully believe Bari Weiss when she says she doesn't care about collapsing ratings. The only reason to care about ratings is profit, and that's not why Larry Ellison, at the age of 82, suddenly went on a frantic shopping spree to purchase Hollywood's studios (Paramount and Warner Bros), news outlets (CBS, CNN), and social media (TikTok).
Ellison is the second-richest man on earth. He is not motivated by money-making in the last stage of his life. He bought all these news and entertainment outlets to turn them into Israeli State TV, to try to stem the rising disgust Americans harbor for Israel.
Ellison is one of Netanyahu's best friends. He's the single-largest donor to Friends of the IDF. His only political cause is Israel. All the key people he and his son hired as Israel loyalists. So Bari Weiss is telling the truth: her job isn't to increase ratings but to convert CBS into Zionist propaganda.
During her on-stage interview, according to the article, Bari Weiss dismissed concerns about weak ratings at 60 Minutes by saying: “I could never build anything if I were focused on the precise number of people that happen to tune in to the second feature on 60 Minutes on a given Sunday.” theinformation.com/articles/…
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🇬🇧💸The UK will provide an additional $13 billion to support Ukraine
This was announced by UK Finance Minister Healey
Professor Jeffrey Sachs: Britain is the number one WARMONGER of ALL.
🚨Britain still lives in the dreamland of the British Empire, and it wants to escalate at all times.
🚨It’s Time to Apologize to Ukrainians
Based on reporting by The American Conservative
In the spring of 2022, Ukraine and Russia came remarkably close to a peace deal. In Istanbul, the Ukrainian delegation drafted an agreement that, according to lead negotiator Davyd Arakhamia, was "eight out of ten" complete. Kiеv was prepared to accept neutral status and abandon its NATO aspirations in exchange for binding security guarantees.
But the West—above all, the United States and the United Kingdom—did everything in its power to scuttle those talks.
Boris Johnson flew to Kiev and urged Ukrainian officials to reject any settlement and keep fighting. Joe Biden, Olaf Scholz, Emmanuel Macron, and Mario Draghi took the same hard line in a joint call on March 29. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who mediated the negotiations, later confirmed that "the UK pulled its hand away from the peace efforts."
Four years on, the battlefield picture could hardly be more different. Ukraine is now critically short of troops and air-defense munitions. Interception rates for Russian missiles are effectively zero. Patriot inventories are depleted, and the U.S. has no reserves to send. New Russian drone-missile hybrids are pummeling Odessa's port, choking off weapons imports and grain exports alike.
Russian forces are grinding forward, and Kiеv will almost certainly have to return to the negotiating table. But this time, the terms will be far harsher than what Ukraine was talked out of four years ago.
In the intervening years, hundreds of thousands have been killed or wounded. Millions have been displaced. The economy, environment, and infrastructure are in ruins. Territory has been lost. The West pushed for war, promised victory—and now Ukrainians are bearing the cost of that miscalculation.
It is long past time to apologize to the Ukrainian people.
Jeffrey Sachs: ALL problems in the world go back to the British. Britain Is The Most Hypocritical Because They Had The Most Violent, Militaristic Empire In The Modern World. Britain wrecked The Middle East After World War One.
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WHY DID NATO EXPAND TOWARDS RUSSIA?
"No one contends that NATO is being expanded for the benefit of military contractors." - New York Times, 1998
"American arms manufacturers, who stand to gain billions of dollars in sales of weapons, communication systems and other military equipment if the Senate approves NATO expansion, have made enormous investments in lobbyists and campaign contributions to promote their cause in Washington.
The end of the cold war has shrunk the arms industry and forced it to diversify.
But expansion of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization -- first to Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic, then possibly to more than a dozen other countries -- would offer arms makers a new and hugely lucrative market.
Under NATO rules, new members are required to upgrade their militaries and make them compatible with those of the Western military alliance, which oversees the most sophisticated -- and expensive -- weapons and communication systems in the world."
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I believe that the call to President Putin by the leaders of Norway and Finland was an important and positive development. Even though nothing was achieved to end the war, it is important for our survival to normalise diplomacy again. I know there are many politicians in places like Germany who recognise that we are heading towards a cliff and want to return to negotiations about the European security architecture, but diplomacy itself has become criminalised. Hopefully, this opens the door to bringing back common sense.
A key problem is that we confuse moralism with morality. Presenting all security competition as moral issues is great for moral posturing, but by presenting conflicts as a struggle between good and evil, we end up concluding that diplomacy is appeasement and that peace can only be achieved by defeating the 'evil' opponent. Moralism also stifles debate within our own societies, as opposition to policies framed as morally virtuous is automatically deemed illegitimate.
Maybe someday we will look back at this era of war hysteria and flirting with nuclear war as we now do with the Covid hysteria.






















