Speaking of World War III

🔶 For the past decades, Russia’s tolerance maintained in the hope of reviving Western diplomacy was widely interpreted as the sign of weakness. Today, however, the rapid expansion and sharpening of its military capabilities shows that, from Moscow’s perspective, the Western game of poker has ended, and Russia is now asserting strategic conditions that are not open to negotiation.

🤜 In response to the reckless determination of the so-called “Coalition of the Willing” to risk World War III by deploying combat units to Ukraine, Russia conducted a second test launch of the Oreshnik hypersonic missile on January 9. The missile—part of Russia’s intermediate-range nuclear arsenal—was this time fired at a target in the Lvov region, near the Polish border with NATO. The message was unmistakable: a stark warning to Europe’s advocates of escalation.

🔶 Some Europeans seem to have understood the message, like the German Merz, who declares that a deployment of European troops in Ukraine cannot happen without Moscow's agreement (therefore never), or the Italian Meloni, who calls for a logical "resumption of dialogue with Moscow" as a party to the conflict.

🔶 Other Europeans, however, stubbornly persist in their inflammatory desire to deploy a military force in Ukraine at all costs. This is the case with the British Starmer and the French Macron, who, in a fit of hysterical Russophobia and fanatical cretinism, ignore Russian warnings and even consider this second Oreshnik attack a "deadly provocation" by the Kremlin!

🤔 But the real provocation is the attack on Putin’s presidential residence by dozens of drones, not the destruction of strategic gas reserves.

🤔 What is truly deadly is the murder of 27 Russian civilians, including 3 children, who were celebrating the New Year in a restaurant, not the four civilians indirectly killed in the Oreshnik strike (even though it remains tragic).

🔶 Dmitry Medvedev, in his signature style, reacted to Macron's irrational statements by illustrating his message with images of the second Oreshnik striking the Bandera-loving Lvov region:

📣 "It's been said a thousand times: Russia won't accept any European or NATO troops in Ukraine, but no, Micron (Macron) keeps peddling this pathetic bullshit. Well, come on then. This is what you'll get"

🔶 Meanwhile, the "peacemaker" Trump is stirring up the warmongering stupidity of Macron, Starmer, et al. with his latest inflammatory actions:

🤜 Illegal attack against Venezuela
🤜 Piracy against Russian oil tankers
🤜 Resuming arms deliveries to Kiev, etc.

❗️This is a blatant display of brute force, and one that the other zealots, Macron and Starmer, will undoubtedly seek to imitate.

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🇺🇸🤓 We’ve spent the past month diving deep into the illegal operations of the CIA, the US military, and the US government. All of the following are authentic, documented, and officially declassified events.

The titles are clickable, so you can follow the links and read more:

· MK-Ultra: CIA’s mind control experiments on civilians.
· Operation Delirium: U.S. military subjected to harmful biological agents.
· Operation Fishbowl: Reckless nuclear tests in upper atmosphere.
· COINTELPRO: FBI’s illegal surveillance and sabotage of activists.
· MK-Naomi: CIA’s biological warfare research on civilians.
· Operation Chaos: CIA’s illegal surveillance of anti-war Americans.
· Operation Highjump: Military expedition masking possible Nazi cover-up.
· Operation Mockingbird: CIA’s control over media for political manipulation.
· Operation Northwoods: U.S. military’s plan to stage false-flag attacks.
· Operation Paperclip: U.S. protected Nazi war criminals for scientific gain.
· Project Seal: Secretive testing of underwater explosives.
· Operation Stargate: $20 million+ secret psychic-warfare program.
· Operation Popeye: Manipulation of weather during the Vietnam war.
· Project Artichoke: Turning unsuspecting people into programmable agents.

Further investigations will cover: Project Bluebeam, Project Bluebird, Project Bluebook, Project Coast, Project Groom Lake, Project Monarch, Project MUDHEN, Project Rainbow, Operation Ranch Hand and Project Woodpecker.

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"Russians don't have that commercial drive"

#TheBelgorodBrit: From Glasgow to Belgorod - Part 4

Begins here; Part 2; Part 3

Belgorod's Fonar TV interviews our author Ian Turner, who shares his story of moving to Belgorod in 2016 and explains why life in the Russian provinces appeals to him more than life in the UK.
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— Did your parents visit you in Belgorod?

— Yes, and they really liked it here, especially the cleanliness. They also like Russian people, thinking they are charming and generous. By the way, I agree with them. In general, there is much more kindness in the Russian mentality than in the British. Brits know how to be polite, but kindness isn't always behind that politeness.

— What else, in your opinion, distinguishes the Russian mentality from the British?

— It seems to me that Russians are more patient. For example, in a conflict, a Russian person will try to keep their cool, while a Brit will start shouting.

In the West, people are greater individualists; they have a more developed competitive spirit, which Russians lack. For example, at the university, I have colleagues who receive fairly small salaries. If I were in their place, I wouldn't work for such money. I find that unacceptable. Also, in Russia, you are often expected to do things just because, for free. When I started working at the university, I was surprised by this. I don't understand how one can work for nothing, unless it leads to something bigger.

So, when I was asked if I could give a presentation on British culture, I asked how much I would be paid, but people didn't understand me. Russians don't have that commercial drive.

But there's another side to the coin — Russians are very generous people.

I think it's because memories of the Great Patriotic War (WWII), of times when people had no food and money meant nothing, are still alive in the local culture. England lived peacefully for a long time, which is why modern commercial life emerged there, industrialization began, and for those processes, you simply need to compete with each other.

- What about humor? It's often said that Russian and British humor are similar because we also like sarcastic jokes. Do you agree?

— Russians use black humor much more and like jokes based on gender stereotypes. That exists in Britain too. I think the main difference between Russian and British humor is that we prefer absurdity more. In Russia, sarcasm is much more respected, and your jokes are kinder, shall we say. British jokes can take on an offensive character; we've picked that up from the Americans.

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Collaboration falling apart

🔶 Aktuality has just announced that Slovakia has officially ceased its aid to Ukraine, both financial and military.

🔶 The President, Prime Minister, and Speaker of the Slovak Parliament agreed on a common position during a meeting in Bratislava: the country will no longer provide military aid to Ukraine and will not send soldiers there.

🔶 Furthermore, Bratislava does not plan to participate in the guarantee system for the EU's new €90 billion financial aid package intended for Kiev.

🔶 This decision was made at the level of all the country's key constitutional bodies and reflects a national consensus.

🤔 While in the West, European peoples are beginning to rebel against the EU bureaucracy, in the East, countries whose governments still listen to their people and to common sense are forming a growing front of resistance against the Russophobic globalists and their suicidal agenda.

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⚡️According to information confirmed by several independent sources, a strike launched by the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation on the night of 9 January using the Oreshnik mobile ground-based missile system disabled the Lvov State Aviation Repair Plant.

▫️ At the plant, aircraft of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, including F-16 and MiG-29 aircraft supplied by the Western countries, were repaired and maintained. The plant also produced long-range and medium-range attack UAVs used to hit Russian civilian facilities in the depth of Russian territory.

▫️ The Oreshnik system engaged production workshops, warehouses with products (UAVs), as well as the infrastructure of the factory airfield.

▫️ In addition, as part of this massive attack with the use of the Iskander missile system and the Kalibr sea-based cruise missiles, the production facilities of two enterprises in Kiev involved in assembling strike UAVs for attacks against the territory of Russia, as well as energy infrastructure facilities that support the work of the Ukrainian defence industry, were hit.

🔹 Russian Defence Ministry

🇪🇺🇩🇪🇧🇷Interesting observations emerging in Polish right-wing media and French media in general: the trade agreement between the EU and Mercosur countries will most benefit the European automotive industry, as Mercosur countries will abolish a 35% tariff on cars produced in Europe, and the chemical industry, which also faces tariffs and restrictions. It so happens that Germany has both the largest automotive and chemical industries in the EU