Putin Recognizes Donbass Republics, Sends Russian Military to 'Denazify' Ukraine

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🇷🇺 Free housing for the mobilized if injured during the Military Operation

A Bill is being introduced in the Duma, for the mobilized and volunteers who are seriously injured during the special military operation to recieve free housing from the state.

Order of priority will be those who do not already own their home, or if their home is deemed below par for their family needs.

 
Interesting reveal by Pepe Escobar.
I never thought Erdogan would maintain any side personally. But Turkey seems to be doing quite well out of all this regardless. AFIK.

I will share the actual transcript from the 47 minute piece:
NATO is going to come out very very uh banged up and I and if they can't
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beat Russia then what's the whole point of NATO that's the great thing because this is
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going to be uh crystal clear for the whole Global cells not only for the
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eurasians as a whole but for the whole Global cells for the Latin Americans for the Africans for everybody so obviously
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it will NATO will implode and a wonderful agent of implosion is
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going to be our friend sultan erdogan which who in fact is already imploding
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NATO little by little with his Perpetual hedging of bats you know it's it's
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fascinating this is something that even my camera list friends in Istanbul they
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admitted it yeah now okay he sucks but
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now he's playing it beautifully yeah they even recognized that in among academic starters the best academic
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circles in in Turkey they admitted and erdogan is very good at that and nobody
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knows what he's going to do next and at the same time he's posing as a bridge between East and West now he's
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suggesting Istanbul to be the seat of the table for the negotiations between
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Russia and NATO without Ukraine because he already knows that Ukraine doesn't matter it's a pawn in their game so okay
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you have four uh NATO's and Russia same table in Istanbul and I'll be the
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mediator can you imagine that yeah later might might even accept might even accept it
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it's really interesting over the past few weeks I've been quite fascinated
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following erdogan because he's kind of like the guy that can go in the room the NATO
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um uh NATO World room and then you can go outside and have like a quick smoke and a coffee and he says you know what's
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going on in there and and it's like an Insight I really get a kick out of it because he loves to do it I'll be back
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in two minutes you know he gets on Twitter okay and that's right and he said the other day which was an
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important thing and he was an interview with CNN and he said Russia wants a
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reorganized security Arrangement uh with Europe I mean we of course know that but
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you know since erdogan is a member of NATO he's pretty much saying yeah this needs to be done I mean and clearly that
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the Americans had made a huge blunder in just simply dismissing uh this will all
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together one other wild card that was not as important as the other one is hungary's Victor Orban so I mean you saw
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the other day which was a little bit interesting when ruchish the president of Serbia said oh Orban told me and he's
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allowed me to reveal this confidence that in 1999 NATO was trying to get
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Hungary to invade Serbia this is clearly now the timing of talking about this now
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is brilliant yes this is a it's an extra knock on little scoffing you know
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absolutely absolutely so yeah yeah exactly so erdogan and uh and urban are
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the two key elements for the this total disaggregation of them so what NATO is going to have in the end the three
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Baltic midgets uh the poles and that's it and everybody else will be thinking
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about something different

Around all this talk about the fact that Russia did not come to war...
The best way for NATO not to lose the war to Russia is not to go to war and they won't.
 
"The head of SpaceX conceded that his attempts to de-escalate the Russia-Ukraine conflict yielded no results"

The hell with it … even though Starlink is still losing money and other companies are getting billions of taxpayer [dollars], we’ll just keep funding Ukraine govt for free,” Musk tweeted on Saturday.

"Kim Dotcom, whose real name is Kim Schmitz, replied: “In other words you will continue your support for the US proxy war in Ukraine despite your better knowledge that this is a US proxy war and the risk of a nuclear war because of the US proxy war?”

Damned if you do, damned if you don’t, so … guess I’m just damned,” Musk wrote in response."

 
What a strange response.

We immediately recognized it and at the time it was applied to Trump.

Damned if you do, damned if you don’t, so … guess I’m just damned,” Musk wrote in response."

A: Good question. He is almost damned if he does and damned if he doesn't. One thing is certain, the Biden presidency represents an almost immediate slide into totalitarianism.
 
"The head of SpaceX conceded that his attempts to de-escalate the Russia-Ukraine conflict yielded no results"

The hell with it … even though Starlink is still losing money and other companies are getting billions of taxpayer [dollars], we’ll just keep funding Ukraine govt for free,” Musk tweeted on Saturday.

"Kim Dotcom, whose real name is Kim Schmitz, replied: “In other words you will continue your support for the US proxy war in Ukraine despite your better knowledge that this is a US proxy war and the risk of a nuclear war because of the US proxy war?”

Damned if you do, damned if you don’t, so … guess I’m just damned,” Musk wrote in response."


I'm not really surprised of the development, though Musk has a tendency to deliver messages of understanding waht is going on from time to time, but then diverts it again. And who knows what happened in the background.

Meanwhile, Russia launched another military satellite:


Added from Sott comment:

Maybe the Pentagon had some words with him: Pentagon Press Secretary Sabrina Singh confirmed on Friday that "the department has been in communication with SpaceX regarding Starlink," but declined to expand on the nature of those contacts.
 
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"The head of SpaceX conceded that his attempts to de-escalate the Russia-Ukraine conflict yielded no results"

The hell with it … even though Starlink is still losing money and other companies are getting billions of taxpayer [dollars], we’ll just keep funding Ukraine govt for free,” Musk tweeted on Saturday.

"Kim Dotcom, whose real name is Kim Schmitz, replied: “In other words you will continue your support for the US proxy war in Ukraine despite your better knowledge that this is a US proxy war and the risk of a nuclear war because of the US proxy war?”

Damned if you do, damned if you don’t, so … guess I’m just damned,” Musk wrote in response."


I'm not really surprised of the development, though Musk has a tendency to deliver messages of understanding waht is going on from time to time, but then diverts it again. And who knows what happened in the background.

Meanwhile, Russia launched another military satellite:


Added from Sott comment:

Looks like Musk might start to realize that he isn't really in the position to control his own companies/projects since the deep state (via the CIA and other agencies) is deeply involved in all of "his" projects, all over the place. Who is the boss? I'm hopeful though that Musk can continue to learn a thing or two about how things really work and what is right and what is wrong. Seems like Musk is one of the few westerners in such a high profile position (money/power and publicity wise) who can actually learn and develop and has at least some decency/brains left. Looking forward to further statements and actions from him, that go against the grain!
 
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It looks like populism, nothing more.


And here is the real news from Russia today:


The family of the deceased lawyer from St. Petersburg received new subpoenas

The body of the lawyer Andrei Nikiforov, who died during the SVO, who was among the first to be mobilized on September 22, will be delivered from Rostov to St. Petersburg next week. This was reported to relatives at the military registration and enlistment office. Now the family is looking for a place to bury. The military registration and enlistment office offered a site at the Beloostrovsky cemetery in the village of Pesochny, where dead soldiers are buried.

And again Nikiforov

Meanwhile, other members of Andrei Nikiforov's family are receiving new calls to the military registration and enlistment offices. This was reported to Fontanka by the sister of the deceased man Yulia Nikiforova-Kuznetsova. The summons first came to her 23-year-old son (he was not at home, his relatives refused to put their signature on the notice), and then to the 44-year-old spouse, who does not currently live at the registration address. According to the woman, the family is raising a child with cerebral palsy, and the budget is completely dependent on the income of the man. Relatives, who are experiencing the loss of a loved one, categorically refused to sign the summons. Also, Yulia Nikiforova said that the brother of the deceased was under mobilization, but they did not take him away, since he had a working "booking".

Killed while performing missions

Yulia Nikiforova told the publication that in the case of her brother Andrei Nikiforov, the training for combat operations, which took place near Vyborg, took only three days. Already on October 2, my brother called from someone else's phone from Belgorod and asked his relatives to pick up their passports, including other mobilized ones, and distribute them to their relatives. The last time Andrei Nikiforov got in touch was on October 4, on his daughter's birthday. He said that they were "somewhere in the fields, in tents and on dry rations." The news of the death of a man was received the day before by his ex-wife. The funeral says that Nikiforov died on October 7 while performing tasks during a special military operation on the territory of Ukraine, the DPR and the LPR. There is no more detailed information, the family only managed to find out that their relative died, most likely, near Lisichansk in the north-west of the Luhansk region.
 
Looks like Musk might start to realize that he isn't really in the position to control his own companies/projects since the deep state (via the CIA and other agencies) is deeply involved in all of "his" projects, all over the place. Who is the boss? I'm hopeful though that Musk can continue to learn a thing or two about how things really work and what is right and what is wrong. Seems like Musk is one of the few westerners in such a high profile position (money/power and publicity wise) who can actually learn and develop and has at least some decency/brains left. Looking forward to further statements and actions from him, that go against the grain!
Yes, and Elon Musk's next reply in that tweet suggests that he's honest about wanting to do something about the situation although he's probably starting to realise that his ability to influence the players is rather limited.

Kim Dotcom: "I love you E. You know that. Many people look up to you. I believe in you. We are facing nuclear war because of reckless US foreign policy in Ukraine. You know that. This is a big one. We have to put our personal interests aside for the sake of humanity. I know you love humanity."

Elon Musk: "I’m trying my hardest to de-escalate this situation and obviously failing"


 
Elon Musk: "I’m trying my hardest to de-escalate this situation and obviously failing"

In 2016, one of his SpaceX rockets exploded on the launch pad seconds before launch when a UFO hurtled past at hypersonic speeds in the background. Which left many wondering if this object caused the explosion. Even Musk raised this question


SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has said that investigators have "not ruled out" some kind of flying object -- an unidentified flying object, you might say -- causing the explosion.



Whatever the reason for this was. I don't think Musk has ever asked or dared to ask the right questions about who really holds the strings on this planet.

Just trying to say, I think he is rather clueless about a lot of things and on some point if not already he will find out that he is not in control. Not even of his own companies and space ambitions.
 
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