"‼️🚨☦️🇷🇺 On 6 October 1991, in the Yubileyny Sports Palace in St. Petersburg, Russian Orthodox poet, singer, and composer Igor Talkov was killed by an Israeli assassin named ‘Shlyafman’ 🇮🇱

At the height of his popularity, when the entire country was singing his songs, Talkov published his book ‘Monologue’ in a large print run, where he exposed a Zionist conspiracy against Russia and the Russian people.

The Talmudic enemy then began to attack Igor, directly threatening him.

According to his wife, Tatiana, on either the 3rd or 4th of October, Igor Talkov received a phone call, and the conversation ended with Igor saying:

“Are you threatening me? Fine. Declaring war? I accept it. Let’s see who comes out the winner."

And just a few days later, on 6 October in St. Petersburg, in the Yubileyny Sports Palace, Igor Talkov was shot by Valery Shlyafman. The killer was warned by the Prosecutor investigator in charge of the case and quickly left for Israel.

He has never been extradited to Russia, and the case was quietly ‘shut down’.

Igor Talkov’s son had an interview in 2019 where he said the entire event surrounding his father’s death was mysterious & foul. Apparently the strange looking doctor that first ‘arrived on the scene’ failed to assist his wounded father, the singer was not taken to hospital for 40 minutes, and what’s even more bizarre was that the first local hospital refused to take the bleeding & wounded singer in.

He ended up passing away, after a clear failure by both the ‘strange doctor’ and the paramedics.

In that same interview Igor Talkov’s son called the entire event a ‘Ritual murder’ and a ‘sacrifice’, he then proceeded to quote the Talmud which proclaims that one must: “Kill the best of gentiles”."

Orthodox Canonist

Igor Tal'kov I will return (Ya vernus') with English lyrics
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‼️Prof. Jeffrey Sachs: “We have an absolutely serious problem with the Deep State.”

According to Sachs, this is “actually the most important issue” for the 2024 election, “because we are so close to total catastrophe and world war.”

ROME, Oct 6 — RIA Novosti.

A hundred posters congratulating Russian President Vladimir Putin on his upcoming birthday appeared on the streets of the Italian city of Genoa, according to Vincenzo Lorusso, a journalist and founder of the Telegram channel Donbass Italia, who spoke to RIA Novosti.

The A3-format posters, plastered on house walls, fences, and staircases, feature a photo of Putin with the caption “Happy Birthday, President!” in both Russian and Italian.

“I regret that this news might be seen as provocative, but this message resonates with many Italians,” said Lorusso.

According to Lorusso, the posters were placed in various neighborhoods of Genoa within walking distance of the historic center by the local socio-political association Contronarrazione. He emphasized that in the coming days, they will prepare another event that “also reflects the sentiments of many Italians.”

Putin celebrates his birthday on October 7, turning 72 in 2024.

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🎥 “There is a France… that says that a ceasefire must be immediate. We no longer want weapons to be sold [to Israel] to commit massacres.”

Jean-Luc Melenchon, leader of the France Unbowed (LFI) party and former member of the European Parliament, urged French students to speak freely and show solidarity with Palestine and Lebanon.

Melenchon made the comments at a rally in Paris, where he also criticised French minister Patrick Hetzel for denouncing pro-Palestine protests.

🎥 Israeli air strikes hit the southern suburbs of Beirut on Sunday night, shortly after the Israeli army called on residents to evacuate the area, which has been repeatedly bombed for several consecutive days.

🎥 Tens of thousands of protesters marched from Times Square to Washington Square Park on Saturday, marking one year since the onset of Israel’s war on Gaza.

Demonstrators called for an arms embargo, a ceasefire, the lifting of the siege on Gaza, and the full liberation of Palestine.

🎥 “When the attacks on the seventh happened, I kind of took the side of Israel at that time. Only after the attacks I started doing more research into it and now I know, that this is a colonial state, and what they actually do to Palestine people.”

MEE’s Mohammad Saleh spoke to protesters in London about why they have continued to come out in protest, one year into Israel’s war on Gaza.

Saturday’s march was the 20th national march for Palestine since the 7th of October last year, with over 300,000 protesters from across the UK calling for an end to Israel’s genocide in Gaza and its attacks on Lebanon.

🎥 Large groups of civilians were seen fleeing from Sabra and Shatila refugee camps, in scenes reminiscent of those from 1982. Nearly 3,500 Palestinian and Lebanese civilians were killed over two days during the Sabra and Shatila massacre in September 1982, which was carried out by right-wing Lebanese militias in coordination with the Israeli army.

The massacre is considered one of the most violent acts against Palestinian refugees since their expulsion from their homes following the creation of Israel in 1948.