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For months, I’ve been reporting on a shift in strategy: instead of fighting on the front lines, Ukraine — backed by Europe — has been striking civilian targets inside Russia. Schools. Buses. Apartment buildings. Infrastructure. The goal is to terrorize the Russian public. And how does the Western media cover it? As a "brilliant new military strategy." If any other country was deliberately bombing civilians, it would be called terrorism. But because it’s Ukraine, the media excuses it. As a journalist, the hypocrisy is sickening.
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For months, I’ve been reporting on a shift in strategy: instead of fighting on the front lines, Ukraine — backed by Europe — has been striking civilian targets inside Russia. Schools. Buses. Apartment buildings. Infrastructure. The goal is to terrorize the Russian public. And how does the Western media cover it? As a "brilliant new military strategy." If any other country was deliberately bombing civilians, it would be called terrorism. But because it’s Ukraine, the media excuses it. As a journalist, the hypocrisy is sickening.

Rick Sanchez

21,920 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

There’s an obvious reason why the vast majority of Russians adore Vladimir Putin. It’s because he loves Russia. There’s also an obvious reason why the vast majority of Western Countries absolutely loathe their leaders. It’s because they hate Western Civilisation & are employed to destroy it. FYI - This is a War Cry - Not because Russia wish for War, but because they know it’s a necessity for the Deep State, it begun years ago and now British Drones & Missiles are literally killing Russian Civilians.
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There’s an obvious reason why the vast majority of Russians adore Vladimir Putin. It’s because he loves Russia. There’s also an obvious reason why the vast majority of Western Countries absolutely loathe their leaders. It’s because they hate Western Civilisation & are employed to destroy it. FYI - This is a War Cry - Not because Russia wish for War, but because they know it’s a necessity for the Deep State, it begun years ago and now British Drones & Missiles are literally killing Russian Civilians.

Concerned Citizen

32,953 görüntüleme • 9 gün önce

🇷🇺 A Former Russian Vice Prime Minister on Russia’s Inevitable End Former Russian Vice Prime Minister Poltoranin says that death for Russia will come in any case. He believes that Putin will definitely not win this “special operation”. This will lead to the death of Russia. And even if Putin were to win, that would also provoke the death of Russia. Fascism would begin in Russia. But it is beneficial for Russians for Ukraine to win. He also says that Russia needed to invent a reason to attack Ukraine, which is why they fabricate various lies about nationalists — and Russians swallow this lies without any problem, while the main enemy of the Russian people is Putin himself.
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🇷🇺 A Former Russian Vice Prime Minister on Russia’s Inevitable End Former Russian Vice Prime Minister Poltoranin says that death for Russia will come in any case. He believes that Putin will definitely not win this “special operation”. This will lead to the death of Russia. And even if Putin were to win, that would also provoke the death of Russia. Fascism would begin in Russia. But it is beneficial for Russians for Ukraine to win. He also says that Russia needed to invent a reason to attack Ukraine, which is why they fabricate various lies about nationalists — and Russians swallow this lies without any problem, while the main enemy of the Russian people is Putin himself.

Devana 🇺🇦

126,505 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

Ukraine is a piece of land being used by the West to provoke Russia into reaction. Ukraine's modern history: the coup -> the anti-Russian leadership -> the attacks on ethnic Russians -> the hundreds of billions for weapons, intel and sabotage. This was never really about “saving Ukraine.” The best Europe can do to "save" Ukraine is to leave it alone, but again, that's just not on their radar. Watch FULL here:
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Ukraine is a piece of land being used by the West to provoke Russia into reaction. Ukraine's modern history: the coup -> the anti-Russian leadership -> the attacks on ethnic Russians -> the hundreds of billions for weapons, intel and sabotage. This was never really about “saving Ukraine.” The best Europe can do to "save" Ukraine is to leave it alone, but again, that's just not on their radar. Watch FULL here:

Rick Sanchez

476,292 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

The Ukrainians were fed a lie by the Biden administration, who threw Ukrainian bodies into the Russian meat grinder in an effort to weaken Russia. Instead, the opposite happened. Russia is stronger as a result of the war, contrary to the lies being pumped out by the mainstream media. Secretary of State Marco Rubio: “There is one lie—we were told that Ukraine would not only defeat Russia, but destroy it, completely pushing it back to the borders of 2012 or 2014, to Crimea and other territories. But the reality is this: for a year and a half now, Ukraine has been asking for funding to maintain a dead-end, protracted conflict.” “The President's position is that this is a protracted conflict and it needs to end. And it needs to be ended through negotiations. In all negotiations, the parties have to give up something.” “Both sides have an incentive to end the conflict. It will not end with the achievement of the maximalist goals of one of the sides.” Finally, Rubio made it clear that the war in Ukraine has strengthened Russia. "If you look around the world, I would say that in many cases our adversaries are stronger than they have ever been, and have gotten stronger in the last four years. Certainly Russia does not consider itself weaker than it was four years ago. They now control territory that they did not have when Donald Trump left office.”
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The Ukrainians were fed a lie by the Biden administration, who threw Ukrainian bodies into the Russian meat grinder in an effort to weaken Russia. Instead, the opposite happened. Russia is stronger as a result of the war, contrary to the lies being pumped out by the mainstream media. Secretary of State Marco Rubio: “There is one lie—we were told that Ukraine would not only defeat Russia, but destroy it, completely pushing it back to the borders of 2012 or 2014, to Crimea and other territories. But the reality is this: for a year and a half now, Ukraine has been asking for funding to maintain a dead-end, protracted conflict.” “The President's position is that this is a protracted conflict and it needs to end. And it needs to be ended through negotiations. In all negotiations, the parties have to give up something.” “Both sides have an incentive to end the conflict. It will not end with the achievement of the maximalist goals of one of the sides.” Finally, Rubio made it clear that the war in Ukraine has strengthened Russia. "If you look around the world, I would say that in many cases our adversaries are stronger than they have ever been, and have gotten stronger in the last four years. Certainly Russia does not consider itself weaker than it was four years ago. They now control territory that they did not have when Donald Trump left office.”

Ian Miles Cheong

27,943 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

PUTIN🇷🇺: ‘If Ukraine joins NATO and attempts to bring Crimea back by military means, it means the European countries will automatically be pulled into a war conflict with Russia. Of course, NATO and Russia's potentials are incomparable. We understand it. But we also understand that Russia is one of the leading nuclear states. And with some modern components, it even outperforms many. There will be no winners. And you will be pulled into this conflict against your will. You won't even have time to blink your eye when you execute Article 5.’
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PUTIN🇷🇺: ‘If Ukraine joins NATO and attempts to bring Crimea back by military means, it means the European countries will automatically be pulled into a war conflict with Russia. Of course, NATO and Russia's potentials are incomparable. We understand it. But we also understand that Russia is one of the leading nuclear states. And with some modern components, it even outperforms many. There will be no winners. And you will be pulled into this conflict against your will. You won't even have time to blink your eye when you execute Article 5.’

Afshin Rattansi

670,948 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

🚨Do You Think Russia Doesn't Know Any of this History? 🚨Former British Diplomat Alastair Crooke: What is the AIM of this war for America? 🚨It's the same aim that's been there for NEARLY 200 years: to BREAK UP Russia, to PARTITION it into its SEPARATE PARTS and to STEAL its RESOURCES. We've seen it happens three times now that this war has been waged on Russia. You have to think what Russians feel about this because even during the Second World War, when Russia was an ally fighting the Germans, at some point Britain was supposed to support Russia, provide assistance to Russia who was stuck in Leningrad at that time. And what happened? Well, Churchill whispered to Roosevelt and he said, look, you know, maybe the reserves should be delayed in going there because isn't it better that they just kill more of each other during this time? Isn't that better? Does it really think that this whole war started suddenly on the date that Russia invaded Ukraine after Kiev increased the attacks on Donbas by a factor of 17, the artillery shelling of the civilian areas of Donbas? It was obviously intended to provoke Russia into this attack in order to try and turn it into a NATO-wide conflict against Russia. But the Russians, I mean, you know, they know their history. I mean, unlike us, they do study history. They know their history.
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🚨Do You Think Russia Doesn't Know Any of this History? 🚨Former British Diplomat Alastair Crooke: What is the AIM of this war for America? 🚨It's the same aim that's been there for NEARLY 200 years: to BREAK UP Russia, to PARTITION it into its SEPARATE PARTS and to STEAL its RESOURCES. We've seen it happens three times now that this war has been waged on Russia. You have to think what Russians feel about this because even during the Second World War, when Russia was an ally fighting the Germans, at some point Britain was supposed to support Russia, provide assistance to Russia who was stuck in Leningrad at that time. And what happened? Well, Churchill whispered to Roosevelt and he said, look, you know, maybe the reserves should be delayed in going there because isn't it better that they just kill more of each other during this time? Isn't that better? Does it really think that this whole war started suddenly on the date that Russia invaded Ukraine after Kiev increased the attacks on Donbas by a factor of 17, the artillery shelling of the civilian areas of Donbas? It was obviously intended to provoke Russia into this attack in order to try and turn it into a NATO-wide conflict against Russia. But the Russians, I mean, you know, they know their history. I mean, unlike us, they do study history. They know their history.

Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil

15,338 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

🚨Tucker Carlson Warning “It Could Lead to NUCLEAR WAR.” 🇷🇺 West’s delusion that it can control Russia by force is long-standing Those in the West making the decisions regarding the proxy war in Ukraine have wanted an open war with Russia “since day one,” says Tucker Carlson. “They expect that they'll win somehow. Of course, they won't,” he notes. “There is something about Russia and the idea that outside powers can conquer it, take its resources or something, prevent it from becoming a global power that is very alluring to Western leaders. But there is zero track record of success,” Carlson says, warning that “It could lead to nuclear war.” But in the war ongoing against Russia has deteriorated to the point that the Russians are considering using nuclear weapon. And so we've done everything we could by calling people to find out, is that true? And it's hard to know exactly if that's true. But here's the way to think about it. So the war in Russia, despite getting almost no attention in American media, is not only ongoing, but it's accelerating. That's the first thing to know. And it's accelerating because NATO, the United States, and the Western European powers are hitting targets, including civilian targets and energy targets, deep within mainland Russia. And that would include a school, killing people on beaches with drones, hitting the Kremlin itself multiple times in drone attacks. So that's becoming more intense. Public opinion in Russia clearly is moving in a more bellicose direction. There are elections underway in Russia right now, which end September 20th, the Duma elections, the lawmakers' elections. And it's very clear that more and more Russians, and it's hard to quantify this precisely, but are surprised and dismayed that their government is allowing attacks, not by Ukraine, but by Ukraine sponsors, NATO and the United States, against Russia. And it's not destroying the Russian economy, we haven't been able to do that, but it is hurting the Russian economy, and of course, it is a threat to ordinary Russians. 🚨People are getting killed on beaches by drone attacks paid for by the United States or NATO. And if those attacks are being targeted with coordinates given to the Ukrainians by the CIA, and that's exactly what's happening, then your average Russian is beginning to wonder, "Why aren't we doing anything about this?" And so there is mounting pressure on the leadership of that country, Vladimir Putin, who despite American and Western propaganda, is not an absolute totalitarian dictator, which is to say he can't make any decision he wants. He is subject to the opinions, influenced by the opinions of all kinds of different power centers within that country, including public opinion. So the point is, pressure is mounting on Putin to do something to stop these attacks on Russia. And of course, the people mounting the attacks, paying for them, it's not the Ukrainians, by the way, there is no real Ukraine anymore. Its population has been decimated in this war. The big decisions are made by outside powers..Ukraine has no sovereignty, unfortunately for Ukraine. But the, the people who are making the decisions, and that would include the CIA in the United States, the NSA in the United States, the heads of state of Great Britain and France and Germany and basically the rest of the West, those people clearly understand that we're moving toward some sort of more open conflict with Russia. And that's kind of the point. Push Russia to do something radical against the West, blow up Kiev, for example, the Ukrainian capital, hit Poland, maybe even lob some kind of weapon into Western Europe. And at that point, you get what they've wanted since day one, which is an open war with Russia that they expect that they'll win somehow. Which of course they won't. But the delusion that Western powers can control Russia by force is longstanding.
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🚨Tucker Carlson Warning “It Could Lead to NUCLEAR WAR.” 🇷🇺 West’s delusion that it can control Russia by force is long-standing Those in the West making the decisions regarding the proxy war in Ukraine have wanted an open war with Russia “since day one,” says Tucker Carlson. “They expect that they'll win somehow. Of course, they won't,” he notes. “There is something about Russia and the idea that outside powers can conquer it, take its resources or something, prevent it from becoming a global power that is very alluring to Western leaders. But there is zero track record of success,” Carlson says, warning that “It could lead to nuclear war.” But in the war ongoing against Russia has deteriorated to the point that the Russians are considering using nuclear weapon. And so we've done everything we could by calling people to find out, is that true? And it's hard to know exactly if that's true. But here's the way to think about it. So the war in Russia, despite getting almost no attention in American media, is not only ongoing, but it's accelerating. That's the first thing to know. And it's accelerating because NATO, the United States, and the Western European powers are hitting targets, including civilian targets and energy targets, deep within mainland Russia. And that would include a school, killing people on beaches with drones, hitting the Kremlin itself multiple times in drone attacks. So that's becoming more intense. Public opinion in Russia clearly is moving in a more bellicose direction. There are elections underway in Russia right now, which end September 20th, the Duma elections, the lawmakers' elections. And it's very clear that more and more Russians, and it's hard to quantify this precisely, but are surprised and dismayed that their government is allowing attacks, not by Ukraine, but by Ukraine sponsors, NATO and the United States, against Russia. And it's not destroying the Russian economy, we haven't been able to do that, but it is hurting the Russian economy, and of course, it is a threat to ordinary Russians. 🚨People are getting killed on beaches by drone attacks paid for by the United States or NATO. And if those attacks are being targeted with coordinates given to the Ukrainians by the CIA, and that's exactly what's happening, then your average Russian is beginning to wonder, "Why aren't we doing anything about this?" And so there is mounting pressure on the leadership of that country, Vladimir Putin, who despite American and Western propaganda, is not an absolute totalitarian dictator, which is to say he can't make any decision he wants. He is subject to the opinions, influenced by the opinions of all kinds of different power centers within that country, including public opinion. So the point is, pressure is mounting on Putin to do something to stop these attacks on Russia. And of course, the people mounting the attacks, paying for them, it's not the Ukrainians, by the way, there is no real Ukraine anymore. Its population has been decimated in this war. The big decisions are made by outside powers..Ukraine has no sovereignty, unfortunately for Ukraine. But the, the people who are making the decisions, and that would include the CIA in the United States, the NSA in the United States, the heads of state of Great Britain and France and Germany and basically the rest of the West, those people clearly understand that we're moving toward some sort of more open conflict with Russia. And that's kind of the point. Push Russia to do something radical against the West, blow up Kiev, for example, the Ukrainian capital, hit Poland, maybe even lob some kind of weapon into Western Europe. And at that point, you get what they've wanted since day one, which is an open war with Russia that they expect that they'll win somehow. Which of course they won't. But the delusion that Western powers can control Russia by force is longstanding.

THE ISLANDER

13,533 görüntüleme • 1 gün önce

🇷🇺⚡The Russian Intelligence forces, FSB has detained 8 teenagers who carried out arson on communication and transport facilities. The group was contacted by a Ukrainian through the messenger app. And then many ask why Russia bans most of these western apps. The western companies have been requested to release data on users for security reasons and prevent possible future terrorist attacks but Russia has been rejected although the companies are obligated to. These companies are complicit in these attacks. The teenagers could face up to or more than 10yrs behind bars. Still unclear if this was done for money or liberal beliefs.
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🇷🇺⚡The Russian Intelligence forces, FSB has detained 8 teenagers who carried out arson on communication and transport facilities. The group was contacted by a Ukrainian through the messenger app. And then many ask why Russia bans most of these western apps. The western companies have been requested to release data on users for security reasons and prevent possible future terrorist attacks but Russia has been rejected although the companies are obligated to. These companies are complicit in these attacks. The teenagers could face up to or more than 10yrs behind bars. Still unclear if this was done for money or liberal beliefs.

Spetsnaℤ 007 🇷🇺

61,955 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

With Ukraine losing ground on the battlefield, the strategy appears to be shifting toward asymmetric strikes designed for headlines as much as for military effect. The idea is simple: hit infrastructure inside Russia, create dramatic images, and turn that into a narrative of momentum in Western media. But the effect inside Russia may be the opposite. Instead of weakening support, these attacks are fueling anger and calls for a much harder response — at a time when many analysts say Russia’s military position is stronger than NATO’s.
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With Ukraine losing ground on the battlefield, the strategy appears to be shifting toward asymmetric strikes designed for headlines as much as for military effect. The idea is simple: hit infrastructure inside Russia, create dramatic images, and turn that into a narrative of momentum in Western media. But the effect inside Russia may be the opposite. Instead of weakening support, these attacks are fueling anger and calls for a much harder response — at a time when many analysts say Russia’s military position is stronger than NATO’s.

Rick Sanchez

24,575 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

🔥 “A period of hysteria in Europe — and Moscow isn’t buying it.” Former British diplomat Alastair Crooke (Alastair Crooke) breaks down what he saw on the ground in Russia… and it’s not what Western leaders are telling you. 🇪🇺 Europe is spiraling into fear of a future Russian invasion, but Crooke says Russia has “absolutely no interest in coming into Europe — none.” 🇷🇺 After a recent conference he attended in Moscow, he says Russians now see Europe as “weak” and culturally unfocused. 🧭 Russia isn’t even interested in potential westward conquest, he said, because “they’ve got enough land, enough resources of their own" and have neither the interest nor need to conquer anyone. ⚠️ So why the escalating rhetoric in Europe? And what does it mean for the next phase of the conflict? A troubling trend: Western elites that cannot detach from a view of the world post 1990 that no longer exists. If they do not join the real world, they may drag us all into a war that we cannot win - and if it goes nuclear, could destroy us all. 🎥Watch the full exchange on Daniel Davis Deep Dive: Hysteria from the West: Preparing for War w/ Russia: 👉 #Russia #Europe #Geopolitics #UkraineWar #ForeignPolicy #DanielDavisDeepDive #AlastairCrooke #SecurityAnalysis #GlobalAffairs #NATO
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🔥 “A period of hysteria in Europe — and Moscow isn’t buying it.” Former British diplomat Alastair Crooke (Alastair Crooke) breaks down what he saw on the ground in Russia… and it’s not what Western leaders are telling you. 🇪🇺 Europe is spiraling into fear of a future Russian invasion, but Crooke says Russia has “absolutely no interest in coming into Europe — none.” 🇷🇺 After a recent conference he attended in Moscow, he says Russians now see Europe as “weak” and culturally unfocused. 🧭 Russia isn’t even interested in potential westward conquest, he said, because “they’ve got enough land, enough resources of their own" and have neither the interest nor need to conquer anyone. ⚠️ So why the escalating rhetoric in Europe? And what does it mean for the next phase of the conflict? A troubling trend: Western elites that cannot detach from a view of the world post 1990 that no longer exists. If they do not join the real world, they may drag us all into a war that we cannot win - and if it goes nuclear, could destroy us all. 🎥Watch the full exchange on Daniel Davis Deep Dive: Hysteria from the West: Preparing for War w/ Russia: 👉 #Russia #Europe #Geopolitics #UkraineWar #ForeignPolicy #DanielDavisDeepDive #AlastairCrooke #SecurityAnalysis #GlobalAffairs #NATO

Daniel Davis Deep Dive

37,067 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

A large-scale attack on Kiev last night and a continued naval blockade on Ukraine. NATO's strategy of increasing deep strikes into Russia to weaken Russia's economy and make Russian civil society also feel the pain of war is a disastrous plan - for Ukraine. Why does NATO go up the escalation ladder at a time when Ukraine has run out of air defence missiles? Russia always had the option to intensify strikes on Kiev and impose a naval blockade to make Ukraine a de facto landlocked country. However, this was reserved as a step further up the escalation ladder. When the NATO political class pursued this strategy and their mouthpieces in the media uncritically celebrated the attacks on Russian civilian ships and commercial targets deep inside Russia, they certainly knew that it would trigger a response from Russia. However, this is the luxury of fighting a proxy war. NATO does not pay any cost yet, as the Russian retaliation is aimed against Ukrainian targets.
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A large-scale attack on Kiev last night and a continued naval blockade on Ukraine. NATO's strategy of increasing deep strikes into Russia to weaken Russia's economy and make Russian civil society also feel the pain of war is a disastrous plan - for Ukraine. Why does NATO go up the escalation ladder at a time when Ukraine has run out of air defence missiles? Russia always had the option to intensify strikes on Kiev and impose a naval blockade to make Ukraine a de facto landlocked country. However, this was reserved as a step further up the escalation ladder. When the NATO political class pursued this strategy and their mouthpieces in the media uncritically celebrated the attacks on Russian civilian ships and commercial targets deep inside Russia, they certainly knew that it would trigger a response from Russia. However, this is the luxury of fighting a proxy war. NATO does not pay any cost yet, as the Russian retaliation is aimed against Ukrainian targets.

Glenn Diesen

389,575 görüntüleme • 26 gün önce

The West has always tried to tear multinational Russia apart with its favorite divide and rule playbook. Russia has answered differently throughout its history. People of different faiths and ethnicities lived together in the empire and identified as Russians, became Soviet people together, and after 1991 identify as Russians again. Not because they're forced to, but because they choose to. A Russian is someone who belongs to the cultural code of Russia, something that goes deep into centuries. No blood tests, no race charts, no passport entries… In 2023, Putin explained: “ Russian is the one who loves Russia and serves it.” That's a civilizational answer to Western identity politics, and it's exactly why Russia hasn't broken, no matter how hard it's been pushed.
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The West has always tried to tear multinational Russia apart with its favorite divide and rule playbook. Russia has answered differently throughout its history. People of different faiths and ethnicities lived together in the empire and identified as Russians, became Soviet people together, and after 1991 identify as Russians again. Not because they're forced to, but because they choose to. A Russian is someone who belongs to the cultural code of Russia, something that goes deep into centuries. No blood tests, no race charts, no passport entries… In 2023, Putin explained: “ Russian is the one who loves Russia and serves it.” That's a civilizational answer to Western identity politics, and it's exactly why Russia hasn't broken, no matter how hard it's been pushed.

Rina Lu🇷🇺

21,418 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

You may not have believed this IDIOT said what he Said... so here it is on a VIDEO CLIP !!! BASICALLLY, USA will officially give MISSILES to KIEV....so they can launch into RUSSIA and make Russian stop!!! These guys are TOTALLY FUCKING MAD ! Rubio on how strikes deep into Russia create conditions for peace talks: "I think you're discussing Ukraine's ability to penetrate deep into Russian territory and launch strikes. I think that's one of the dynamics that has changed in this war over the past few months: it's become more difficult for the Russians to defend their own airspace. And we hope that this will create the conditions for negotiations to end this war. Trump: "This is an escalation, but it's also an escalation that could help bring about an end to the war." That's right, it's an escalation, and it could bring about an end to the war. But on whose terms? Of course, on the terms of whoever is carrying out this escalation. That is, on the terms of the West and Ukraine. And the conditions are well-known: Russia's capitulation. Therefore, to end the war on its own terms, Russia must escalate the war itself. I've written about this many times already. And all the Russians are demanding it. But who would believe???
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You may not have believed this IDIOT said what he Said... so here it is on a VIDEO CLIP !!! BASICALLLY, USA will officially give MISSILES to KIEV....so they can launch into RUSSIA and make Russian stop!!! These guys are TOTALLY FUCKING MAD ! Rubio on how strikes deep into Russia create conditions for peace talks: "I think you're discussing Ukraine's ability to penetrate deep into Russian territory and launch strikes. I think that's one of the dynamics that has changed in this war over the past few months: it's become more difficult for the Russians to defend their own airspace. And we hope that this will create the conditions for negotiations to end this war. Trump: "This is an escalation, but it's also an escalation that could help bring about an end to the war." That's right, it's an escalation, and it could bring about an end to the war. But on whose terms? Of course, on the terms of whoever is carrying out this escalation. That is, on the terms of the West and Ukraine. And the conditions are well-known: Russia's capitulation. Therefore, to end the war on its own terms, Russia must escalate the war itself. I've written about this many times already. And all the Russians are demanding it. But who would believe???

𝐃𝐚𝐯𝐢𝐝 𝐙 🇷🇺🇮🇪

20,073 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Alastair Crooke’s (Alastair Crooke) assessment cuts to the continuous Anglo-American policy of partitioning Russia and seizing its resources—a project spanning two centuries and three major wars. The current NATO escalation with long-range strikes is the latest iteration of that same imperial design. Russia knows this history in full. Any durable resolution requires the acknowledgment of those realities that John F. Kennedy began to voice before his assassination, not the childish, decontextualized propaganda now dominating Western discourse. “There will soon be an escalation by Russia against a close ally of the United States—against Europe. This is going to come sooner or later because the Europeans, encouraged and backed by the United States, insist on building, constructing, and designing longer- and longer-range cruise missiles and drones to attack deeper into Russia and to attack targets completely unrelated to the war effort. These attacks on the Wildberries warehouses—Wildberries is like Amazon. What would you say if Russia started attacking Amazon warehouses? You would say, “What the hell is all this about?” That is the question that needs to be asked. What is the aim of this war for America that they say they are going to win? We know, because it is the same aim that has been there for nearly 200 years: to break up Russia, to partition it into its separate component parts, and to steal its resources. We have seen it happen three times now that war has been waged on Russia. The German war was one about empire too—expanding its empire. It was envious of Britain. Britain had India and all the resources of the East, which it plundered and made itself rich. Then Britain started preparing for war against Russia. Even during the Second World War, when Russia was an ally fighting the Germans, at some point Britain was supposed to support Russia and provide assistance to Russia, who was stuck in Leningrad at that time. What happened? Churchill whispered to Roosevelt and said, “Look, maybe the reserves should be delayed in going there because isn’t it better that they just kill more of each other during this time? Isn’t that better?” Then again, after the war, Churchill and Roosevelt signed this agreement to send everybody back to Stalin. There were Cossack units sent back whole to be lined up and executed. He sent back millions, refused to allow them to stay anywhere, and they came to this agreement to send them back so that they could be tried, hooded, and then executed for their betrayal of the Soviet Union. There were some desperate things. Do you think Russia does not know any of this history? Does it not know it? Does it really think that this whole war started suddenly on the date that Russia invaded Ukraine—after Kiev increased the attacks on Donbas by a factor of 17, the artillery shelling of the civilian areas of Donbas? It was obviously intended to provoke Russia into this attack in order to try to turn it into a NATO-wide conflict against Russia. But the Russians know their history. Unlike us, they do study history. They know their history. This is a bitter conflict—long, many grudges, much ill feeling in it. But someone has to sit down. In my view, the first step was the step JFK actually took before he was assassinated, when he started to say we should acknowledge how much Russia lost fighting with us in the Second World War—how many men they lost, 27 million, how many people were lost. We should start from saying something like that. There has to be some sort of acknowledgment of the realities of what it is—not this crude, childish reducing of everything, without any context, to a decontextualized world: “Oh, Russia, it just came into Putin’s head that he wanted to be an emperor again, and so he took part of Ukraine.” This is the sort of stuff you would not even get from a seven-year-old child writing an essay at school.”
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Alastair Crooke’s (Alastair Crooke) assessment cuts to the continuous Anglo-American policy of partitioning Russia and seizing its resources—a project spanning two centuries and three major wars. The current NATO escalation with long-range strikes is the latest iteration of that same imperial design. Russia knows this history in full. Any durable resolution requires the acknowledgment of those realities that John F. Kennedy began to voice before his assassination, not the childish, decontextualized propaganda now dominating Western discourse. “There will soon be an escalation by Russia against a close ally of the United States—against Europe. This is going to come sooner or later because the Europeans, encouraged and backed by the United States, insist on building, constructing, and designing longer- and longer-range cruise missiles and drones to attack deeper into Russia and to attack targets completely unrelated to the war effort. These attacks on the Wildberries warehouses—Wildberries is like Amazon. What would you say if Russia started attacking Amazon warehouses? You would say, “What the hell is all this about?” That is the question that needs to be asked. What is the aim of this war for America that they say they are going to win? We know, because it is the same aim that has been there for nearly 200 years: to break up Russia, to partition it into its separate component parts, and to steal its resources. We have seen it happen three times now that war has been waged on Russia. The German war was one about empire too—expanding its empire. It was envious of Britain. Britain had India and all the resources of the East, which it plundered and made itself rich. Then Britain started preparing for war against Russia. Even during the Second World War, when Russia was an ally fighting the Germans, at some point Britain was supposed to support Russia and provide assistance to Russia, who was stuck in Leningrad at that time. What happened? Churchill whispered to Roosevelt and said, “Look, maybe the reserves should be delayed in going there because isn’t it better that they just kill more of each other during this time? Isn’t that better?” Then again, after the war, Churchill and Roosevelt signed this agreement to send everybody back to Stalin. There were Cossack units sent back whole to be lined up and executed. He sent back millions, refused to allow them to stay anywhere, and they came to this agreement to send them back so that they could be tried, hooded, and then executed for their betrayal of the Soviet Union. There were some desperate things. Do you think Russia does not know any of this history? Does it not know it? Does it really think that this whole war started suddenly on the date that Russia invaded Ukraine—after Kiev increased the attacks on Donbas by a factor of 17, the artillery shelling of the civilian areas of Donbas? It was obviously intended to provoke Russia into this attack in order to try to turn it into a NATO-wide conflict against Russia. But the Russians know their history. Unlike us, they do study history. They know their history. This is a bitter conflict—long, many grudges, much ill feeling in it. But someone has to sit down. In my view, the first step was the step JFK actually took before he was assassinated, when he started to say we should acknowledge how much Russia lost fighting with us in the Second World War—how many men they lost, 27 million, how many people were lost. We should start from saying something like that. There has to be some sort of acknowledgment of the realities of what it is—not this crude, childish reducing of everything, without any context, to a decontextualized world: “Oh, Russia, it just came into Putin’s head that he wanted to be an emperor again, and so he took part of Ukraine.” This is the sort of stuff you would not even get from a seven-year-old child writing an essay at school.”

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1. Russia attacks NATO member Romania. 2. All European NATO leaders immediately excuse the Russian military attack that targeted civilians as accidental on Russia's behalf, despite Russia not claiming that it was an accident. (Odd right?) 3. Deputy Chairman of Russia’s Security Council Medvedev confirms the attack on NATO and tells the Europeans: "Shut up. This is just the beginning." Says more attacks on NATO are coming. Is it time for some European NATO members to give Russia some of their land and people in the name of "peace," as they'd been pressuring Ukraine to do for 12 years? According to them there is no military solution when Russia attacks - only negotiations. Get on it, you cowards.
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1. Russia attacks NATO member Romania. 2. All European NATO leaders immediately excuse the Russian military attack that targeted civilians as accidental on Russia's behalf, despite Russia not claiming that it was an accident. (Odd right?) 3. Deputy Chairman of Russia’s Security Council Medvedev confirms the attack on NATO and tells the Europeans: "Shut up. This is just the beginning." Says more attacks on NATO are coming. Is it time for some European NATO members to give Russia some of their land and people in the name of "peace," as they'd been pressuring Ukraine to do for 12 years? According to them there is no military solution when Russia attacks - only negotiations. Get on it, you cowards.

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