🇬🇧🤝🏻🇺🇦 Ukraine ‘winning’ so hard that Oksana and friends go to the UK for military training – Sky News U.K. on Ukraine preparing to cull the female population.

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🇮🇶🇷🇺🖇️ There is a growing interest among Global South countries in exploring the media opportunities offered by Russia. This has become particularly noticeable as these nations seek to build an independent information policy, free from the influence of Western media.

A recent meeting of @rybar with Iraq's Prime Minister, Muhammad Shia al-Sudani, in Baghdad vividly illustrates this trend. Although the format of the event did not allow for an in-depth discussion of all issues, the attention given to media was especially noteworthy. Al-Sudani emphasized the importance of creating an environment that welcomes foreign journalists to challenge stereotypes and foster a positive image of his country.

The fact that representatives of a Russian media network were invited to such a meeting indicates that Iraqi authorities recognize the role of media in modern information warfare. This suggests that the Global South is ready to consider alternative media platforms, such as Telegram, to advance their interests on the global stage.

Thus, the interest in the media opportunities offered by Russia could be a significant step for Global South countries in their efforts to establish an independent information policy, free from Western media influence.

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🇮🇱💥🌍 Jake Sullivan pretending to impartially want all Israel and Hezbollah to de-escalate.

What has been done to reign in Israel Jake? You could have pulled back lethal and financial aid but instead you have escalated that aid and provided full diplomatic cover to the aggressor, commiting genocide and war crimes.

You may not like the inevitable kinetic response coming to your settler colony Jake. No crying for Israel when that day comes.

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The American nuclear arsenal and related infrastructure are significantly outdated and need to be re-equipped, the Wall Street Journal writes, citing sources.

The projected 10-year service life of the missiles located inside 450 launch silos expired decades ago. The cost of modernization is about $141 billion, according to the WSJ.

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👀🇵🇸 Palestine applying to join the BRICS

If approved (can't see why it won't) this would be much more than mere tokenism and symbolism. The global majority that expanded BRICS represents would be firmly with Palestine.

The G7/"West" and their settler state of Israel are the isolated pariahs.

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🤡 "Not politically motivated"

Right.... We know who Macron takes orders from... Be it in the bedroom or political orders.

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Ukraine's crippled economy is dead on its feet, it defines a country that was already on a downward trajectory long before the events of 2022 unfolded. This reality, often overlooked in Western media, highlights the systemic issues that plague Ukraine's economic landscape, setting the stage for what many now describe as an economic calamity.

long Before Russian troops crossed the border in 2022, Ukraine was not the thriving democracy or potential economic powerhouse its western "sponsors" have portrayed it to be. The country grappled with deep-rooted corruption, oligarchic control, and a governance system that struggled to implement effective reforms. Transparency International's corruption perception index placed Ukraine among the world's most corrupt nations, a testament to the pervasive influence of oligarchs who emerged post-Soviet dissolution, controlling vast swathes of the economy and political life, including the one that had Zelensky elected, his ex boss and business partner Ihor Kolomoyskyi

Ukraine's dismal economic and social performance reflected this governance malaise, Ukraine's economic growth was irreparably stunted. The country experienced one of the most significant drops in income per capita among former Soviet states, pushing many into poverty and reducing life expectancy. This period sparked what amount to "neoliberal experiments," where economic policies led by international financial institutions like the IMF resulted in Ukraine becoming one of the IMF's top borrowers, indicative of its economic frailty.

The escalation of the war in 2022 didn't just exacerbate these issues; it transformed them into a full-blown economic disaster, Zelenskys failure (at the behest of hos western masters) to engage in a peaceful resolution via the Minsk accords, has now severed Ukraine from its resource-rich eastern regions, traditionally more aligned with Russian interests. The loss of these regions, including the industrial heartland of Donbas, has significantly undermined Ukraine's already crippled industrial output, particularly in the steel and coal, sectors vital if it was to stand any chance of rescuing its economy.

The economic impact was immediate and severe. Ukraine's GDP contracted by over 30% in 2022, a figure that, while catastrophic, was slightly better than some of the direst predictions. However, this contraction wasn't just a number; it represented a collapse in living standards, skyrocketing poverty rates, and a complete reliance on Western aid, which from this perspective, is seen more as life support than sustainable in the long run

The blockade of Black Sea ports, the heart of Ukraine's grain exports, has not only affected agricultural output but also highlighted Ukraine's absolute geographic vulnerability. The economic shift leaves Ukraine in a dismal game of master and servant with Ukraine increasingly seen as a "problem" as the conflict drags on,

Meanwhile, Russia's economy is actually growing.

Ukraine's economic journey is not just a story of war-induced calamity but a continuation of pre-existing economic and governance failures exacerbated by the current conflict, a conflict Zelensky, now a de facto dictator promised to end in 2019. While the acceleration of the war might have accelerated Ukraine's economic decline, the roots of that economic distress were firmly planted long before 2022.

But like everything else, the more convenient truth is that Ukraine's started when the Russian crossed the border in 2022

The actual truth is far less appealing to the western and CIA controlled Kiev media. Follow me @irishmaninrussia

Ukrainian press writes that during the clearing of the rubble of a hotel in Kramatorsk, the body of a British journalist was found

But, as expected, it was not a journalist who died, but a certain British "security adviser."

Evans, 38, is a former British military officer who has worked at Reuters since 2022, advising on journalist safety around the world, including in Ukraine, Israel and at the recent Paris Olympics.

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🇺🇦❌🇷🇺 Ukrainian wet dreams reached their peak.

The ‘glorious’ Ukrainian air defences are back to shooting down everything 🤣🤣🤣

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Lights out Ukraine was just a psyop trust me bro 😉

In an ideal world there wouldn't be this or that platform. There should be no platform at all and no identifiable individuals unless they choose to willingly provide identity details.

There ought to be protocols not platforms. No different from HTTPS or email that cannot be coopted or controled by a centralized player (government or large corporation).

Privacy and decentralization ought to be a right and not demonized, and when it is, it's because governments fear the truth. Hence the obsession for control.

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Jack Dorsey explains why NOSTR could be the most censorship-resistant social media platform. "The future of free speech is decentralization."

🚨 With the recent arrest of Telegram founder Pavel Durov in France, it's clear that free speech is under attack like never before. Durov's arrest is a stark reminder of the lengths to which centralized authorities will go to silence voices and control narratives. They fear inconvenient truths hence obsession for control.

Imagine a world where your voice can’t be silenced by a single entity, where your privacy is paramount, and where decentralization is the bedrock of communication. This isn’t a fantasy, it’s happening now with NOSTR.

As Jack Dorsey aptly puts it, NOSTR represents the next evolution in social media—a platform that’s resilient against censorship and built on the principles of decentralization. Just as Monero has revolutionized financial privacy by decentralizing and securing transactions, NOSTR could do the same for free speech.

🔐 In a world where centralized powers increasingly infringe on our privacy and freedom, systems like NOSTR and Monero are not just alternatives—they’re necessities. Both embody the ethos of decentralization, ensuring that your rights to privacy and free expression are preserved.

The recent censorship crackdowns, including Durov’s arrest, show the urgent need for decentralized solutions. With NOSTR’s censorship-resistant social platform and Monero’s untraceable transactions, we have the tools to safeguard our freedom. This isn’t just about the future, it’s about protecting the present.

The future of communication and finance is here, and it’s decentralized. The arrest of Pavel Durov is a chilling reminder of the stakes, but with sysrems like NOSTR and Monero, we’re ready to fight back. Join the movement that’s reshaping the world—one secure transaction and one censorship-resistant message at a time.

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