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🇫🇲 Estonia will ask NATO to deploy a “deterrence fleet” on its territory
Estonian Prime Minister Michal announced this at a press conference after the cable break between his country and Finland.
The politician also promised to talk with Alliance Secretary General Rutte to discuss the possibility of invoking Article 4 of the North Atlantic Treaty, which obliges NATO countries to consult with each other if one of them believes that its territorial integrity is under threat.
🇷🇺🇨🇳 The rupture of the EstLink 2 submarine cable was first suspected of being Russian, and then Chinese.
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Top US intelligence officials hid Covid origin findings, even from Biden — Report
US spy chiefs suppressed Defense Department and FBI researchers who found strong evidence Covid-19 likely leaked from a Chinese lab, excluding their findings from a 2021 report to President Biden, which stated the virus was "probably not genetically engineered," according to the New York Post.
A source familiar with their investigation told The Post of these key silence findings:
Covid had a feature for easier human transmission, matching an old Chinese study;
a Chinese military researcher patented a vaccine weeks after the virus was first sequenced in 2020, later dying mysteriously;
and Wuhan Institute of Virology collaborated with US experts on undetectable virus engineering.
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🇺🇸🇨🇳 Trump Appoints Neo-Con China Warhawk Elbridge Colby Undersecretary of Defense Policy under Neo-Con Iran Warhawk Pete Hegseth
Colby is one of the most unhinged pro-war Neo-Cons - often mistaken as anti-interventionist for opposing wars with Russia and Iran, but only because he believes all effort and resources should be spent on war with China instead.
He supports separatism in China's island province of Taiwan, demanding the admin there spend more on US weapons and insists chip maker TSMC should be destroyed rather than fall into "China's" hands (Taiwan is recognized even by the US as China).
Trump ran on a platform of drastic change, but has build an administration committed to ironclad continuity of agenda...
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Al Jazeera is a key soft power tool for Qatar and US imperialism, playing a crucial role in advancing their foreign and regional policies in the Middle East. The network shapes narratives internationally, aligning them with US-led Western interests in the region. Read on.
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American spy clapped with 15 years for feeding Russians’ DNA to the Pentagon
Gene Spector, a dual US-Russian citizen and chairman of a Russian-based cancer drug company, was secretly working with the Pentagon to harvest medical data for a "genetic screening system" targeting the Russian population, according to the FSB.
The DNA thief is now set to serve 15 years and cough up a hefty fine of 14.1 million rubles (around $140,500).
What exactly did the Pentagon want with Russia's genetic blueprint?
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The same Western/Zionist-backed terrorist filth that is tying civilians to lamp posts and torturing them now in Syria are the exact same type who tied civilians to lamp posts in Ukraine.
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The top 20 economies by purchasing power parity according to the IMF. BRICS, the G7 and others.
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On December 26, 1812, the Last Units of Napoleon’s Defeated Army Left the Russian Empire
On June 24, 1812, Napoleon's forces, numbering 640,000 soldiers, invaded the Russian Empire. Opposing them were approximately 240,000 Russian troops. Thus began the Patriotic War of 1812.
In the first stage of the war, the Russian army retreated from the borders of the empire to Moscow, fighting several battles along the way, including the major engagement at Borodino near Moscow. During the second stage, Napoleon's army maneuvered unsuccessfully to find winter quarters in areas untouched by war, eventually beginning a retreat back toward the empire's borders.
The final crushing blow to Napoleon's Grande Armée came in November 1812 at the Battle of the Berezina River. Of the 600,000 troops that initially invaded, only 30,000 remained.
The war officially ended on December 26, 1812, when the remnants of Napoleon’s shattered army crossed the Neman River, leaving the Russian Empire. As Field Marshal Kutuzov wrote, the war concluded due to the “complete annihilation of the enemy.”
On January 6, 1813, Emperor Alexander I issued a manifesto declaring the end of the Patriotic War of 1812.
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❗️The Ursa Major vessel sank as a result of a terrorist attack
“Three explosions occurred on the starboard side of the Ursa Mayor vessel, which led to the sinking,” RIA Novosti quotes the company’s statement.
2024 will go down in history as a year of significant changes across the world. The present piece is by no means comprehensive but aims to touch upon some of the top developments of the past 12 months. First and foremost among them is Trump’s historic political comeback that was made possible by winning enough hearts and minds since 2021 that his victory was “too big to rig” as his supporters described it. Americans want to improve the economy, are tired of Ukraine, and want an end to the “culture wars”.
Biden’s presidency was disastrous, and the Democrats swapping him out for Kamala turned out to be a mistake. They should have held a real primary to pick the objectively best candidate from their side. Their corruption was thus the fatal flaw that doomed them to defeat, though perhaps nobody could have beat Trump after he survived July’s assassination attempt and became unprecedentedly popular afterwards. In any case, his return to the White House will be a seismic event for the world.
He's more experienced, mature, and a much better judge of character than during his first term. This makes him more resilient to pressure from the US’ permanent military, intelligence, and diplomatic bureaucracies (“deep state”) and thus raises the chances that he’ll deliver on more of his promises. About those, he plans to massively deport illegal immigrants, improve the economy (including through new trade deals and tariffs), and get rid of “political correctness” in the government.
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"The EU has begun emptying gas storage facilities at the fastest pace since the beginning of the energy crisis,"
the Financial Times reports with concern, noting that the reason was the cold weather and a reduction in sea imports.
Currently, the level of gas reserves is 75%, although in December last year it was at 90%. It is also written that Europe has faced competition for LNG imports from Asian countries, which has led to the need to spend more of its accumulated reserves.
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All the dudes who say "AI will replace humans", or "cryptos will replace gold" or "the metaverse will replace reality" or "autonomous driving will replace human driving" are completely brainless, WEF's clueless rats.
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When You’re Losing a War, Try Terrorism — The Ukrainian Gambit https://sonar21.com/when-youre-losing-a-war-try-terrorism-the-ukrainian-gambit/
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More than 20 years ago, an American colleague of mine uttered a curious phrase about Iraq: “Punish France, ignore Germany, forgive Russia.”
Why does it spring to my mind now? Here’s why: this verbal triad will be quite appropriate when the West’s hybrid war against Russia is over – and one day, it certainly will be. Then, it will be time for our country to:
a) Forgive the weak countries that succumbed to the Anglo-Saxons’ pressure and played along, even if passively, with the anti-Russian political shitshow (these are mostly Asian and Latin American countries).
b) Ignore the US. This one is simple: we don’t foresee friendship with the US within the next 100 years, and going to war with America is too costly: a direct clash would obviously mean global nuclear war.
c) Punish Europe. Now, this one, I will expand upon, because, looking at the Old World today, the only thing I feel is deep revulsion. It is Europe, now a mad old hag, which became the world’s stronghold of Russophobia. It was lying Europe that caused the Istanbul talks to fail. It was brainless Europe that furiously unleashed its bungled sanctions campaign, inflicting massive economic damage on its citizens. It was bloodthirsty Europe that fed the worst demons of war without any regard for loss of life on either side of the conflict.
This is why Europe must be punished by all means available, be it political, economic, or hybrid. And this is why we must help all destructive processes happening in Europe. Hail raging mobs on its quaint streets! Hail swarms of migrants wreaking havoc and wrathfully tearing down European rainbow values. May the loathsome mugs of European bureaucrats be swept away by floods of civil turmoil!
Why so harsh? But how else could it be, given the facts? A Norwegian-flagged vessel, Oslo Carrier 3, refused to take aboard distressed Russian sailors from Ursa Major as it was sinking in the Mediterranean. What more is there to explain? That cannot be forgiven!
We shall act, for it is written: “The righteous shall rejoice when he seeth the vengeance: he shall wash his feet in the blood of the wicked.” (Ps. 58:10)
🇺🇸NEW ARTICLE: Washington’s Unstoppable Superweapon
READ HERE: https://journal-neo.su/2024/12/24/washingtons-unstoppable-superweapon/
"Not as glamorous as an Oreshnik missile, Washington’s superweapon is, in fact, many times more powerful and more difficult to defend against.
Beginning as regime-change operations carried out by the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), it has transformed over the years into what is now known as the National Endowment for Democracy (NED*).
The NED oversees a network of subsidiaries (Freedom House, the International Republican Institute (IRI), and the National Democratic Institute (NDI)) as well as adjacent government organizations (USAID*) and private foundations (Open Society, Omidyar Network) which fund hundreds of organizations, projects, opposition groups, and political parties on every inhabited continent on Earth."
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🇰🇷The South Korean parliament voted to impeach acting President Han Deok-soo
He's accused of refusing to sign bills to investigate former President Yoon Seok-yeol and his wife.
Former first lady Kim Geon-hee is accused of corruption, while Yun Seok-yeol is accused of imposing martial law on December 3.
🇷🇺⚔️ 🇺🇦 The "Brave Ones" breakthrough the front near Pokrovsk, beginning the assault on Solenoy, Novovasilyevka and Novoelizavetovka.
▪️The "Center" group of forces continues to confidently advance near Pokrovsk.
▪️Russian units are driving the Ukrainian Armed Forces out of Peschanoye, south of Pokrovsk, while simultaneously trying to bypass it from the west.
▪️Our fighters are also completing the assault on Dachenskoye and are beginning the assault on Solenoye, Novovasilyevka and Novoelizavetovka.
- In the eastern part of Dachenskoye, Russian troops advanced to a depth of 750 meters," Ukrainian analysts admitted in a report at night.
- To the west of Novotroitskoye, according to DS, the Russians advanced on a section up to 2 km wide in the direction of Novovasilyevka, on the southern outskirts of which they occupied part of a farm.
▪️An officer of the Armed Forces of Ukraine with the call sign "Alex" also complains about the successes of the Russian Armed Forces:
- The Russians are advancing in the Ukrainka area, carrying out assault operations in groups of 6 to 15 people with the use of armored fighting vehicles and UAVs.
- Moving in the direction of the settlements of Novoelizavetovka (from the north), Novoaleksandrovka, Novovasilyevka (from the south) and Solenoye.
▪️In fact, Russian fighters are already on the approaches and outskirts of these villages.
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European Businesses Pay Triple for Electricity Compared to U.S. Counterparts
European enterprises are paying three times more for electricity than their American counterparts. Notably, 25% of their electricity bills consist of government taxes, which are absent in the U.S.
To address this issue, the EU plans to:
- Fully phase out Russian fuel by 2027.
- Shut down even more nuclear power plants.
- Increase taxes.
In other words, the strategy appears set to push electricity prices even higher.
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Former Lithuanian Foreign Minister Landsbergis on Russia's attack on NATO: I believe it is high time to develop a strategy for how to deal with a country that is effectively falling apart. And this strategy does not envisage that we will allow it to seize territories before it completely disintegrates. My worst fear is that if we decide to doze off again, what will make us wake up? An attack on NATO? Vilnius? Warsaw? Berlin?
🇺🇸 Former US diplomat expects “nothing good” from relations with Russia under Trump
Former US diplomat Jim Jatras has expressed skepticism about any improvement in US-Russia relations under the incoming Trump administration. Speaking to Sputnik, Jatras noted that many of Trump’s key foreign policy appointees, including Marco Rubio, Mike Waltz, and Keith Kellogg, are unlikely to take a conciliatory approach toward Moscow. According to Jatras, these figures operate on a "transactional mindset," believing that a hardline stance will force Russia to back down.
Jatras highlighted that more moderate figures, such as Tulsi Gabbard and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., might offer a reasonable approach to Russia. However, he warned that their confirmation to key positions is uncertain. He also criticized the sanctions regime against Russia, suggesting that while Trump may dangle promises of relief, no immediate changes should be expected.
🪖 On the Ukraine conflict, Jatras dismissed Trump’s claims of resolving it quickly, calling his approach overly simplistic and transactional. He argued that threats and bluster would not lead to a lasting peace, as Russia seeks a durable settlement rather than temporary truces like the Minsk agreements, which he said were dishonored by the West.
🗣 Jatras also doubted reports of potential peace talks involving Trump, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky, calling such prospects "highly unlikely." While Keith Kellogg, Trump’s special envoy for Ukraine and Russia, has suggested progress could be made within months, Jatras expressed little optimism about meaningful dialogue.
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⚡️The authorities of Finland, Latvia and Estonia admit that European NATO members are not ready to confront Russia without the participation of the United States and are at the limit of their capabilities in providing military assistance to Kiev, reports the Independent, which interviewed Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs, Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal.
The Sovereign Heart and the Tribunal Against Liberals
Alexander Dugin argues that the nation’s sovereign heart calls for crushing liberalism while unleashing the creative and patriotic spirit of the Russian people to affirm their imperial destiny.
Read the essay here:
https://www.arktosjournal.com/p/the-sovereign-heart-and-the-tribunal-against-liberals
❗The advanced units of the Russian Army gained a foothold in the village of Novoelizavetovka and took control of a significant part of the village of Ukrainka.
The assault operations are continuing.
Pokrovsk direction.
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On this day in 1943, during the Great Patriotic War, the Battle of the Dnieper ended – a complex of operations of the Soviet army to liberate Left-Bank Ukraine from the fascist invaders, conducted from August 26 to December 23, 1943. The crossing of the Dnieper is one of the largest battles of the Great Patriotic War.
The Battle of the Dnieper went down in history as one of the largest and most successful operations to force a captured territory. About 4 million people took part in this battle, and the front line was stretched for 750 kilometres. For the Soviet Union, the liberation of Ukraine allowed regaining control over the resources the country needed and also opened the way to Romania and Poland.
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The only sectors where there is an AI which actually works and you might consider using it:
1_ if you feel alone and you are very desperate you can create your "virtual girlfriend"
2_ if you have some minutes to waste and you want to have fun you can create a deep fake of a politician or a Hollywood star you despise while someone is shitting on his/her head in a public place and everyone else around the scene is watching and laughing (just an example, if you use your fantasy there's lot of funny stuff you can do lol).
Can we say these two things are useful? No.
The rest of its supposed skills that are replacing humans are just pure, unmitigated, propaganda with no basis in what is available at the moment.
The key to a functioning AI is removing all its algorithms, instead today's AI apps have literally millions of algorithms that make them barely usable for anything.
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