The recent parliamentary elections in France are the latest example of the so-called Western democracy. Macron lost the elections, his party came third, but he did not appoint a PM which is the expression of the party which came first nor from the party which came second and he's ruling his country as if he were the king in an absolute monarchy even though he is despised by everyone, a Louis XVI on steroids.
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We'll see in coming weeks who will be really picked by Trump to take the most important posts in his administration but day by day it seems like all the celebrations have been very premature and at least in the foreign policy field the Trump 2.0 administration will be just like the Biden administration exactly as the Trump 1.0 administration was mostly a continuation of the Obama administration, only difference Trump 1.0 was more hawkish than Obama against Iran (Suleimani's assassination), and we can expect also Trump 2.0 to be more hawkish on Iran than Biden.
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Mike Waltz, who is being tipped as Trump's national security adviser, shared his vision for resolving the conflict in Ukraine in an interview with NPR radio the day before the election.
The journalist asked Waltz how Trump intends to bring both sides to the negotiating table in a short time. According to Waltz:
the United States has enough leverage not only on Ukraine, but also on Russia:
"First of all, real energy sanctions can be applied to Moscow. Russia is selling more oil and gas now than before the war began, but we could very quickly exhaust the Russian military machine by increasing the production of our energy resources. At its core, Russia is a gas station with nuclear weapons. I think we will be able to bring them to the negotiating table, because we also have the option of supplying Ukraine with long-range weapons."
It increasingly looks like Marco Rubio will be the new US secretary of state which means that Pompeo might be out of the race but his replacement is his exact copy, it's hard to find something in which Rubio and Pompeo disagree given their longstanding militancy in the ranks of the neocons.
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European leaders are experiencing a seasonal mental breakdown after Trump’s victory. Their goal is to push the conflict with Russia into an irreversible stage. One moment, the Frenchman is squawking about supporting Kiev in case America steps back; the next, NATO bosses are showing off their ‘wisdom’ by discussing how to escalate the fight with us even further.
Now, Germany’s chancellor candidate Merz is joining in with ultimatums. His message? Either you end your Special Military Operation, or I’ll hand Taurus missiles over to the Ukies the very next day. Obviously, such ‘ultimatums’ are nothing but election posturing. Clearly, these missiles won’t fundamentally alter the conflict’s trajectory. Sending them would simply prolong the suffering of the Banderite regime. What’s concerning, however, is that deploying such missiles would significantly increase the risk of this conflict reaching its most dangerous phase, as our President has warned.
It’s remarkable, really, how eager today’s European politicians seem to be to invite war onto their own soil. Notably, doing so pleases the Americans and goes against the wishes of their own people. The vaccine of World War II seems to have worn off completely. Europe’s smart, experienced leaders are gone, replaced by pathetic figures with inflated egos. And so, the worst-case scenario remains all too possible.
⚠️ 🇺🇸The Hidden Danger Beside Trump: Why Peter Thiel is the Real Threat
Trump tried to calm the waters, announcing that Nikki Haley and Mike “Kansas” Pompeo wouldn’t be returning to his team. Smart move, Haley and Kansas, with their cheerleading forever wars and regime change, warmongers and globalist puppets, embody the very swamp Trump claims to drain. But here’s the twist: sitting right beside Trump, grinning like the Cheshire cat, is Peter Thiel, a figure far more insidious than Haley or Pompeo ever were.
Thiel isn’t just another billionaire with influence; he’s a Zionist hawk cloaked in Silicon Valley’s libertarian veneer. For years, his empire, particularly Palantir, has been at the forefront of merging Silicon Valley's tech prowess with the national security state, feeding both U.S. and Israeli intelligence networks with data-mining capabilities that would make Orwell blush. This isn't a recent development either, Palantir was designed from its inception as a tool to empower state surveillance, a vision that has seamlessly aligned with the Zionist agenda. In Israel, Thiel’s technology has been used to surveil Palestinian populations, enforcing a brutal occupation under the guise of “security.”
And Thiel’s influence doesn’t stop there. He has deep roots in the U.S. military-industrial complex, aligning closely with the CIA through his early investment from In-Q-Tel, the CIA’s venture capital arm. From the beginning, Palantir was woven into the fabric of America’s intelligence infrastructure, sold as a “defense” tool, while it quietly expanded a surveillance apparatus across the world, from the Occupied Territories to inner cities in the United States. The Zionist vision of control and surveillance has found its ultimate tool in Thiel’s empire - a Trojan horse that’s eroding civil liberties under the radar.
Then there’s the paradox - Thiel, publicly a critic of “wokeism,” has quietly funneled money into (woke) initiatives that stir cultural war within the U.S. It’s an ancient imperial strategy: keep the masses distracted with ideological battles while the real agenda, bolstering Israel’s interests and consolidating a digital surveillance state marches on unopposed. By funding divisive causes and watching America tear itself apart, Thiel isn’t just hedging his bets, he’s ensuring that the spotlight never falls on his own agenda.
For Trump to truly align with the idea of American sovereignty, distancing himself from Thiel isn’t a suggestion but a necessity. Thiel doesn’t represent a populist, patriotic agenda; he represents the apex of corporate, Zionist interests, a technocratic elite intent on tightening its grip over policy and control. If Haley and Pompeo were symbols of the neoconservative swamp, Thiel is the lurking shadow, the hidden hand of a corporate-Zionist cabal with a vested interest in manipulating America’s course.
Trump, this is much more than merely draining the swamp, it’s about draining the Zionist infiltration embedded within Silicon Valley and the intelligence community. The art of the deal this time around means ensuring the U.S. doesn’t remain a puppet of Silicon Valley’s Zionist ambitions. If you’re serious about reclaiming sovereignty, you’ll keep Thiel at arm’s length, not in the seat beside you.
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🇪🇺🇨🇳Kaja Kallas, a candidate for the post of EU diplomatic chief, said she considers China a ‘systemic adversary’ of the European Union and called to make it pay a higher price for supporting Russia, she said at a hearing in the European Parliament, following which she is expected to be confirmed for the post.
‘China's policy has changed in recent years. It is now a competitor and a systemic adversary,’ she emphasised, calling for reducing the EU's “dependence” and reducing the risks of relations with China. ‘Without China's support, Russia will not be able to continue the conflict in Ukraine, so China must also feel the rising price of its policies,’ she argued.
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Financial Times: Zelensky offered Trump to replace the US army in the EU and partially transfer control over Ukraine's critical natural resources to the West.
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Iran connects to Russia's Mir payment system: Why it matters
Russia's Mir and Iran's Shetab payment systems have officially been linked at a ceremony in Tehran, meaning that Russian citizens will soon be able to use their Mir bank cards at Iranian ATMs.
Russia's financial system, touted by President Vladimir Putin as "absolutely healthy," now spans the globe. Which countries support it?
▪️Today, Mir cards can be used in 12 countries: Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Tajikistan, Abkhazia, South Ossetia, as well as Cuba, Laos, Myanmar, Venezuela, and Vietnam.
▪️Eight other countries are considering joining the payment system: Indonesia, Egypt, Thailand, India, Nicaragua, Mauritius, Nigeria and Ethiopia.
When it comes to Iran becoming another country where the use of the Mir platform is allowed, “it will make financial cooperation between Russia and Iran smoother and more efficient through the instant conversion and transfer of their currencies,” Paul Goncharoff, veteran financial analyst and general director of consulting firm Goncharoff LCC, tells Sputnik.
Globally, there are other countries that “want the freedom to choose their own path to economic development and find themselves in close cooperation to develop and then integrate usable payment systems using their national currencies,” he adds.
“There is still ‘the Global South’, and a host of countries such as those participating in BRICS, SCO (Shanghai Cooperation Organization), ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations), ECOWAS (Economic Community of West African States), and MERCOSUR (Southern Common Market) [among others], with plans to connect financially to one or another degree over the coming few years,” Goncharoff concludes.
Ex-Russian president accuses EU of recklessly prolonging Ukraine conflict
In a post on Telegram, Dmitry Medvedev claims European leaders are deliberately fueling the conflict with Russia, driven by a desire to escalate the situation and ultimately drag the fighting onto their territory.
He argues that their actions are driven by pre-election maneuvering and a desire to please the United States rather than the best interests of their citizens.
Medvedev warns that these actions are only prolonging the suffering of the Ukrainian people and increasing the risk of a devastating escalation.
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Zelensky offers Ukraine’s natural resources in Trump-specific ‘victory plan’ — FT
The Ukrainian leader is reportedly ready to grant Donald Trump screening powers for investment in Ukraine and for Kiev forces to replace US troops in Europe after the conflict.
Last roll of the dice?
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🇩🇪🤡Chancellor candidate Friedrich Merz has said that he is ready to issue an ultimatum to Russia to stop strikes on Ukraine's infrastructure within 24 hours. Otherwise, he promises to lift restrictions on Kiev's use of Taurus missiles.
He obviously did not listen to Vladimir Vladimirovich's statements....
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The violence taking place in Amsterdam is a Mossad psy-op and false flag to punish Holland for other recent actions.
Читать полностью…⚡️ DPRK ratifies treaty for Strategic Partnership with Russia — VOK
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has signed a decree ratifying the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Treaty between Pyongyang and Moscow, Voice of Korea reported.
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Just to remind that democracy does not exist in the West, if it really existed it would have been already abolished due to the threat it would have posed to the globalist elites in charge of the Western countries and their ability to impose their evil, anti-humanity, agenda to everyone with no accountability.
Russia, being one of the few countries that still enjoys a large degree of sovereignty (which is what really matters in the world, not the nonexistent democracy), and can have its own political agenda must pursue it regardless of the so-called "democratic elections" in the so-called "free world", it's totally unnecessary to pay attention to political farces, they are just a distraction.
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Mike Waltz looks like a student of McCain's school of dumb idiots who know nothing about Russia.
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🇷🇺🇨🇳 Beautiful photos of a demonstration flight by the Russian Su-57 fighter at the international aerospace exhibition in Zhuhai on November 12, 2024.
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Britain and France want to provoke an escalation in Europe in order to force Trump to pursue a policy similar to Biden's course in the European direction, the TG channel @pintofmind notes.
The author adds that the Old World has a chance of this, since it is very doubtful to draw Trump as a peacemaker.
▪ Here it is worth starting with the main thing: the structures of global governance in the West will never by themselves remove from the agenda the task of inflicting a strategic defeat on Russia. Some examples of disagreements, long—standing conflicts or frondas presented by the Western press, including between Britain and France, on the one hand, and Trump, on the other, are the different views of key Western players on ways to solve the "Russian question".
London and Paris are advocating for an escalation in Ukraine right now. Trump, judging by public statements, intends to first make Russia some kind of "peace proposal from a position of strength," which, in his opinion, we will not be able to refuse. That is, we are actually talking about an ultimatum. It is also clear that Russia will not succumb to pressure — and, as a result, Trump himself will escalate.
Thus, option 1 (British-French) is an escalation already today, and option 2 (Trumpian) is an escalation in a few months and potentially at a higher level. The Global West does not offer any real options. At the same time, neither Russia's demands nor guarantees of its security are even considered.
The current situation is well reflected by the position of Sergei Mardan: "Instead of talking about how the peace talks between the United States and Russia will take place, it's time to prepare for large scale mobilization."
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🇷🇺⚔️🇺🇦 The Russian Army has launched powerful attacks on the Zaporozhye front, threatening a breakthrough towards Dnepropetrovsk.
In recent days, there have been increasing reports of Russian forces intensifying activity across various sections of the key Zaporozhye front, which spans roughly 125 kilometers from the Kakhovka Reservoir in the west to the Vremyevka bulge (Velikaya Novoselovka area) in the east. The Russian Army is attacking in multiple directions.
Some sources report today that Rovnopol has already been liberated, and Russian forces have also entered Makarovka (corroborated by the map from GUR-linked DeepState).
The main direction of movement is from the south, west of Velikaya Novoselovka, with a possible objective of encircling the settlement from the west. Russian troops are already close to it from the east.
Yesterday, the Ukrainian Armed Forces (AFU) complained that Russian forces are conducting assault actions with groups of up to 50-60 personnel at a time, supported by armored vehicles and units on buggies.
The second area where the Russian Army advanced yesterday was Gulyai Pole in the Zaporozhye region. This town is located just 1.5 kilometers from the frontline. Ukrainian fighters reported a mechanized assault toward the city and Russian advances.
"On the left flank from Gulyai Pole, Russian forces made significant gains today, advancing several kilometers. While everyone is focused on the fact that it’s 11 km to the Dnepropetrovsk region, it’s now less than 9 km," wrote a AFU media representative with the call sign "Alex."
According to Voloshin, spokesperson for the AFU Southern Defense Forces, these attacks could create a new pressure point for Ukrainian forces, who are already retreating in the east. It is still unclear whether this will be a large-scale offensive by Russian forces or individual assaults.
"Assaults could start soon, we’re not even talking weeks — we expect it to happen any day," the spokesperson said, adding that Russian forces in this area significantly outnumber Ukrainian troops.
The Russian advance on the Zaporozhye front is much more dangerous for Ukraine than the advance in Donbass, as it threatens to reach Zaporozhye and Dnepr, potentially leading to the storming and liberation of these cities. Such a development could have catastrophic consequences for the entire line of contact, as it would "cut" AFU logistics and allow the Russian Army to reach the right bank of the Dnepr.
Therefore, if such a threat materializes, the Ukrainian command will likely deploy all available reserves to this direction and, if necessary, transfer units from the Kursk region.
Via: @RVvoenkor
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Ukrainian channels publish what is supposedly a video of the blowing up of part of the Kurakhovsky Reservoir dam
Apparently, the destruction process was actually carried out by the Ukrainian army, since nothing is flying within the frame and there is no impact from above on the structure.
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Moscow: No Trump Putin Call, Slams MSM; Scholz Wants Putin Call, Russia Enters Kupiansk
Читать полностью…THROWBACK: Warmongering Mike Waltz, who is alleged to be the new national security advisor in Trump's administration, has clearly promoted hawkish policies in the Middle East and direct military aggression against Iran:
"When we say we will not allow Iran to have a bomb, what does that mean and what are we prepared to do to stop it? The Israelis are very clear and we one need to be clear alongside them. But two need to be clear to the region that we will support Israel if they have to take action."
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Читать полностью…Kiev headhunting terrorists to fight against Russia — Syrian Security Services
Moscow has accused Ukraine of training terrorists in Syria, in coordination with the US, to receive fighters for deployment against Russia on the frontlines.
RT's Roman Kosarev spoke with Syrian security services to uncover the truth.
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Ukraine sends personnel to Syria to train terrorists, then recruit them – Former Ukrainian security official
Former Ukrainian security official Vasily Prozorov tells RT that as domestic enlistment dwindles, Kiev is resorting to recruiting anyone available - including terrorists.
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🇬🇪🇪🇺What "non-interference" in internal affairs looks like according to the EU standards.
In this video, representatives of the deputy corps of 8! EU countries go to speak at an opposition rally in Georgia. Did you read in the Western press this morning that EU countries are interfering in Georgia's internal affairs?
Imagine what the same media would have written this morning if instead of these deputies there were deputies from Russia and Belarus. Imagine?
And that's all you need to know about non-interference and common standards of democracy for all.
P.S. By the way, the rally was very thin. If you don't count the media and the rest of those who were there on business (including law enforcers dressed in civilian clothes), there were not even a couple of thousand people there.
I think even the Georgian opposition realizes that the protests are unlikely to take off. But the money has been received and it must be worked off. Or they won't be funded anymore.
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⚡️US launches strikes on “Iran-Linked Militia Targets” in Syria — Pentagon
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Trump taps supporter of Israel's genocide in Gaza for UN ambassador post
Congresswoman Elise Stefanik has called for sending as many weapons as needed to ensure 'Israel's 'total victory' in Gaza