"For some reason, people thought that I was in charge..." - 6.

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Irina Poltorackaya, a woman who was called a People's Mayor. She was among organizers of the Russian Spring in Donetsk. She was arrested, went through captivity and torture by the SBU [Ukrainian Secret Service]. Irina is also a miner's wife, a wonderful mum and a grandmother. Irina tells us what the Russian Spring in Donetsk was, where it all started, and why every month of 2014 is very important. She recalls scary things. She tells how she was arrested, what a person in a cell with a bag on his head thinks, what her husband felt when, after she was released from prison, he saw a skeleton of 40 kilograms who hardly looked like his wife.
Irina Poltorackaya, a courageous woman with a rare charm.

Source: https://xn--r1a.website/podcastDPR/404

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In the 18th century, the USA was an English colony.

254 years ago on March 5, 1770, the "Boston Massacre" occurred.
Today, Boston is recognized as an intellectual, technological, and political hub of the USA, one of the oldest and wealthiest cities in the country. The city's history includes ups and downs, as well as events that have become synonymous with its name.

On March 5, 1770, a street clash took place in Boston between citizens expressing dissatisfaction with the British tax policies, and British soldiers. The British soldiers fired upon unarmed demonstrators. During the clash, soldiers killed three and fatally wounded two Bostonians.

This incident ended with the removal of all British military from the city, and in the history of the USA, it became known as the "Boston Massacre." In 1888, an obelisk was erected in Boston in memory of this event. The "Boston Massacre" became one of the culminating points of the confrontation between Britain and its North American colonies. It also served as a signal for the equally legendary "Boston Tea Party," organized by local patriots in 1773, involving the symbolic dumping of tea chests into the harbor. It was also a significant factor in the process of establishing the sovereign United States of America.

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Viktor Orban, Prime Minister of Hungary:

Now we see that problems are pouring out of Brussels

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🐻 All Russians have pet bears. I've promised to mine that I won't drink 🥃 without him.

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❗ Statement by a Russian representative during the general debate on Agenda Item 2, 55th Session of the UN Human Rights Council:

📍 March 4, 2024, Geneva

❗️ We note the selectiveness of the reports and statements of the High Commissioner and his Office. Most of them are written off the manuals of a group of self-proclaimed “beacons of democracy and human rights”. Faced with a budgetary crisis, as the OHCHR lacks funds for its mandate activities, the Office releases biased reports that are not sanctioned by the Council.

🤐 Meanwhile, the OHCHR defiantly turns a blind eye on the situation in the "collective West", where indigenous peoples, national and linguistic minorities are being deprived of their rights, hate speech and neo-Nazi ideology thrive, alternative viewpoints are "silenced," and opposition figures, journalists, and civil activists face persecution.

❌ The OHCHR continues to ignore the materials provided by the Russian side about the lawlessness in Ukraine, the use of torture and extrajudicial executions of civilians and POWs, the oppression unleashed against the canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church, attacks on civilian infrastructure in Donbass and other Russian regions, Russophobia, and infringements of the rights of the Russian and Russian-speaking population in Europe. Instead, the Office has no shortage of blatantly fake materials on our country.

⚖️ This looks especially cynical given the January 31 judgement of the International Court of Justice, which rejected many accusations against our country, effectively discrediting the anti-Russian reports of the OHCHR that spread fabricated accusations from Ukraine and the West.

👉 We once again call on the High Commissioner and the OHCHR to finally start providing an objective assessment of the situation in the world in order to preserve their remaining credibility.

The mainstream media is promoting two new narratives:

1. Ukrainian army is running out of shells because of the “supply chain breakage” (a euphemism for “Congress is not approving the $61 billion military aid.”)

2. The Russian army is suffering “staggering casualties” (a euphemism for “we have no idea what else to say when Ukraine is running out of ammunition while retreating along the frontlines.”)

How these two narratives fit together is anybody’s guess … other than “GO RUSSIA!” that is.

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The Ukrainian army is retreating, slowly.

▪️It's impossible for Ukraine to challenge Russia on the battlefield. It's a matter of how many efforts and lives would have to be sacrificed before the inevitable defeat. The US understood that from day one. They want to weaken Russia as much as possible. They invented a fairytale about Kiev winning this war - you just need to try harder, sacrifice more, die more, just for a little bit longer. The people of Ukraine have caught up with these lies, and are resisting their government's mobilization efforts.

▪️The interests of the US and the EU are different. Americans want to weaken Russia while having Ukraine and the EU carry the burdens of war. Europeans want these burdens to be carried by Ukraine alone.

▪️ The majority of European media companies are owned or controlled by the Americans or the British. They are preparing the narrative for other European countries to be the next to go to the slaughter in the name of fighting Russia.

▪️For now, Zelensky is very useful to their goals. The war is still going, and it could drag on for a while longer. The EU was weakened considerably, and European companies are migrating to the US. Europe is in a deep recession while Americans are experiencing an economic boom. They enjoy the influx of money and tech-smarts from the Old World.

▪️Ukraine has moved its reserves to many places and is trying to mount counterattacks. They're even using the "Abrams" tanks to stop the bleeding. Two elite brigates are trying to stop Russian advances along the Berdychi - Tonenkoye line.

▪️They are retreating, but slowly. Their objective is to stabilize the frontline. If Russia can bleed out these brigades quickly, the situation for Ukraine will turn from bad to worse.

▪️Russia drops up to 150 guided bombs a day across the entire frontline.

▪️In Krasnogorovka, Ukrainian soldiers are panicking. They realize that they were sent here to die. It's only a matter of time before the city falls.

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On March 5, 1942, in Kuibyshev, the famous Seventh Symphony (also known as the "Leningrad Symphony") by composer Dmitri Shostakovich was first performed. This great work reflects not only the will to victory but also the indomitable spirit of the Russian people. The music serves as a chronicle of the wartime years, with every sound echoing the trace of history.

In Leningrad, the symphony was performed on August 9, 1942, the day when, according to Hitler's plan, the city was supposed to fall under blockade. The piece was broadcasted on the radio and played through the city's loudspeakers on the streets.

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Join us for an immigration live stream!

#TheBelgorodBrit:
Ever wondered what it is like to move to a foreign country where the customs are strange and the people speak unintelligibly? No, I am not talking about Glasgow. On Saturday, March 9th, at 11am Moscow time (8am GMT), we will talk to Mike Jones AKA iEarlGrey about coming to Russia.

Follow the link

In the meantime, we'll be interested to hear from you in the comments:

❓Have you ever thought about relocating in general and moving to Russia in particular?

❓What's attractive about Russia: low cost of living / adherence to traditional values / culture / people / President Putin / something else?

❓What is your biggest concern or fear when you think about relocation?

❓Would you like to learn more about the relocation process and procedure? Maybe you have any specific questions?

❓Do you know anyone who has moved to Russia and settled there? (Well, if not, our speaker is a good case in point!)

The recording of our previous livestream is available here

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The Historical Background section of the Chamber of Commerce of the city of Odessa, Texas states:
"It is believed that Odessa was named in 1884. Records state that the name was acquired from founding promoters who thought that the wide flat prairies of the local terrain resembled the good wheat country like Odessa, Russia, which was the wheat distribution center of the world."

According to the official History of Pasco County, Florida, "Odessa, Florida was given its name by Russian Peter Demens, developer of the Orange Belt Railway, in 1888. He named Odessa and St. Petersburg, to the south, for cities in his native land."

Notice that there is no doubt in the above statements that the original Odessa is a Russian city. Not Ukrainian, but clearly Russian. Also, notice that in both cases, Odessa is spelled with two letters "s", and not one.

In fact, even the CIA-controlled Wikipedia states: "Until recently, the foundation of Odessa was considered to be the signing by the Russian Empress Catherine II of a decree on the establishment of a military port and a commercial pier in the fortress of Khadzhibey in 1794." Two letters "s" again! But notice the sneaky "Until recently". What do you suppose it means? 🤡

The original Odessa was indeed founded by Catherine the Great of Russia. And the internationally accepted Russian name of this Russian city is spelled "Odessa", and not the Ukrainian spelling "Odesa", used nowadays by CNN, MSNBC, WaPo, and all other mainstream media outlets to please the Zelensky regime.

As President Putin unequivocally stated in a recent speech - ODESSA IS A RUSSIAN CITY. There are no ifs, ands, or buts about it!

P.S. Have you ever wondered why they started to call Kiev (its traditional English-language name) by the transliteration of its Ukrainian name "Kyiv," but at the same time, they keep calling Moscow by its traditional English-language name "Moscow" and not by the transliteration of its Russian name "Moskva"?

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