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

Astrology predicts equally as many worse outcomes as good outcomes. Timing is the key! Always open your minds to good / better outcomes, for each situation has an option to improve in the future!

Don't close your minds into the STS Narrative of Collapse-Decay-disintegrate of the Lizards! We have a battle of souls here: any negative "feelings" for the future in you arising now are - I think - malevolent Lizard-controlled projections! Psychic COINTELPRO!

On which-ever future timeline you concentrate on - that one might be that you will inhabit!

Now the problem is how to get out the Ukraine army from Donbass and Lugansk:
At present, Ukrainian forces control large swaths of the territory to which the separatist leaders lay claim

Nord Stream 2 will remain there safely a trump card for the Kremlin, I think: can be used expertly in the future in Russian political tactics.

We have to expect now another chaos-situation created by the Deep State. Will it be Plandemic v2.0? Or will it be some other remote country, like Nepal?

The unlikely nation now at the centre of US-China tensions

Largely unseen by the Western world, the Himalayan nation of Nepal has been rocked by protests over the past few weeks, amid mounting opposition to a controversial aid package signed with the United States in 2017.
 
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And there's something else they miss in their own words: the significance of Putin's use of, and grasp of, history. I don't have his work to hand, so perhaps others can correct me, but didn't Collingwood say something to the effect that the most judicious solutions to current problems are those which emerge from 'going deep into history'?

I don't have the passage from Collingwood present, but Machiavelli talks about it in "The Prince" as well, although from the understanding of history at his time: he says that leaders (Princes) should study all successful previous leaders in depth to see what worked for them and why and under which circumstances. When reading The Prince there were a few passages where I thought that Putin might have read it too (for example, Machiavelli recommends that if you are going to be cruel, you must do it very swiftly and decidedly, and then immediately refocus on being good to the citizenry, which reminded me of Putin's actions in Chechnya). But that would be hardly surprising since Machiavelli is a cornerstone of "real" political education almost everywhere. You might be interested in reading that short book if you haven't already, although of course it is very dated, it gives a good feel of how people in politics who actually have some power really think, as opposed to all the fluff about democracy, political theory and so on.
 
Something tells me that Plans for what just happened in Moscow might be connected to the following,

Part of the December 30, 2019 trilateral political agreement between Russia, Ukraine and the EU, which prevented a gas conflict at the last minute, is also an agreement between Gazprom and Naftogaz on the organisation of gas transit. Accordingly, for a $7.2 billion payment from Gazprom, Naftogaz books annual transport capacity for Russian gas at 65 billion cubic metres yearly (bcm/y) for 2020 and 40 bcm/y for the periods of 2021-2024. Capacity was reduced in the contract from 2021 onwards because it was assumed that Nord Stream 2 would be completed by 2020. However, this was prevented by US sanctions. The ship-or-pay agreement does not provide seasonal flexibility as it is calculated on a daily basis of 178 million cubic metres per day (mcm/d) in 2020 and 110 mcm/d for 2021-2024. In addition, the Ukrainian Gas Transmission System Operator (GTSOU) has offered 15 mcm/d of firm capacity since February 2021 for monthly bookings, which Gazprom has consistently booked since then. Yet, the additional 63.7 mcm/d of interruptible capacity that has been offered by GTSOU since May 2021 has come into focus. Although it was expected that Gazprom would book the latter in view of price increases, this has not been the case. According to GTSOU, the volumes are in line with the interconnection agreement with Gazprom for the Sudzha and Sokhranivka interconnection points. It is unclear why the additional firm volumes have been limited to that amount since 2020 and the interruptible capacities are not offered at a discounted rate like they usually are. A shame and blame game between Moscow and Kyiv has commenced. In any case, 2 bcm less gas arrived from Russia in July 2021 due to maintenance work on Yamal from 6 to 10 July and on Nord Stream 1 from 13 to 23 July.

Did the Russians start cutting deliveries back in 2021 so that when the recognition hammer came down Europe was as close to EMPTY as possible ?

Then there is a compensation clause in the contract to build NS II to consider. If Germany plays games with this while they are shutting down coal and nuclear energy sources, then the German consumer may be in for a big surprise when they see their future energy bills (not only).
 

Putin asks parliament for right to use Russian military abroad​

The Russian Senate is now considering the authorization of the president’s request for military deployment
Putin asks parliament for right to use Russian military abroad

President Vladimir Putin has requested the upper chamber of the Russian parliament to use the country’s armed forces abroad, the Senate speaker said on Tuesday, adding that the legislature will announce its decision shortly.
The request has been already weighed by the Senate’s committees, the Speaker of the Russian Federation Council, Valentina Matvienko, has said.
 
Still waiting for the promissed "sanctions from Hell," nothing terribly impressive so far.
Binden's handlers are aggressively talking smack. As well as the Brit's, and Gemany trying to eradicate any voice from RT news.


And in the end, any sanctions by Europe will Fu%k itself and the population considering the current Solar Cycle.


Putin's patience and integrity are beckon of hope in world going mad. I guess the drills of hiding under a desk (like in the fifties) will become the new fear Pron once again.




Meanwhile:
 
When the West smashed Yugoslavia and the state broke up into several small states, nobody got upset about these new border regulations. Not even when the Slovaks and the Czechs separated in 1992. There have also been countless deaths in Yugoslavia and NATO has played its part. Nevertheless, peace has finally returned to some extent. The EU has absorbed large parts of Yugoslavia and that is just “okay”. Now Putin has put a stop sign to Kiev’s attacks and murders in the east. He acknowledged that the Minsk process has brought nothing, absolutely nothing, towards peace for seven years. What point could there be in an agreement that Kiev has simply ignored for seven years? What possible solution could there have been?
If Russia now officially extends its protective hand over the citizens of eastern Ukraine, the price will be high for Kiev should they continue to destroy their breakaway provinces there. sanctions? One can only laugh. This declaration of war on Russia has long been exhausted. Refusing gas supplies via Nord Stream 2? Excellent! We threaten Russia to cut off the branch on which we are sitting with our insane energy policy. Russia dependent on SWIFT? Excellent! How then are we going to pay our gas bill and can we expect to receive gas without being able to pay it?

VT sometimes has good articles worth the time spent reading them. Overall VT takes the US Deep State point of view. So make your own mind about its quality of analysis.
The revolutionary events of 1917 led to the collapse of the Russian Empire and the emergence of a number of pseudo-independent states on the territory of Ukraine (today's) : The Ukrainian People’s Republic centered in Kiev, the Ukrainian People’s Republic of Soviets centered in Kharkov, the Donetsk-Krivoy Rog Soviet Republic centered first in Kharkov and then in Lugansk, the Odessa Soviet Republic, and the Taurida Soviet Socialist Republic in Crimea and the Northern Black Sea region. But after the Central Council of Ukraine signed a separate agreement with the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the Kaiser of Germany, the entire territory of Ukraine and Crimea, which had never belonged to either Germanic country, was occupied by Austro-German troops.

Ukraine in many ways is like United States. A mix bag of ethnic groups. But in case of Ukraine these ethnic groups were always there and were not immigrants like in the case of the USA.
This Kenyan ,as well as the lady who passed on the tweet, has no clue about what happened in Ukraine in 2012. They have no clue why those two regions of Eastern Ukraine decided to fight for their lives. What he says maybe working in Kenya but it sure is not working in many of his neighboring countries. In Ukraine things are not working because there are no people to make it work.

After Maidan Color Revolution managed to unseat a democratically elected President Yanukovych
Early life and career
Viktor Yanukovych
was born in the village of Zhukovka near Yenakiieve in Donetsk Oblast, Ukrainian SSR, Soviet Union. He endured a very hard childhood about which he has stated, "My childhood was difficult and hungry. I grew up without my mother who died when I was two. I went around bare-footed on the streets. I had to fight for myself every day."[25] Yanukovych is of Russian, Polish[26][27] and Belarusian descent.
a small minority of western Ukrainians were given free hand to take vengeance on the Eastern Ukrainians who supported Yanukovych !!!!
Here is one example of how they operate. This was in Odessa where the local people dared to protest against what happen in Maidan. All started peacefully until large group of men came and started to destroy what the protesters brought. Slowly this escalated to burning and beating people with sticks and stones. To get away from the violent people ran into the building near by. There things got even more ugly.
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Two years after May the 2nd there are still no results from the investigation, no one is punished, nor guilty. The House of Trade Unions is sealed. Many questions are not answered as to why there were semi-burned corpses on the upper floors, where there are no traces of a fire, ie they were deliberately lit while they struggled to escape the lower floors; why were there corpses with gunshot wounds, knife wounds, rapes, beatings. Why is the door to the basement of the House of Trade Unions welded; why was water in the building stopped just before the assault; why were water hoses cut – again on the day of the event; why is plaster scrapped in the form of repairs – to hide the traces of gas, chlorine; plaster and artifacts – evidence from the crime scene are reserved by Odessans and wait for the right time; the courageous journalist and Odessan, now living in Donetsk, Irina Lashkevich has extensively written about this.

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The roots of this mentality are partly here,

and these traditions are continued today in Western Ukraine without any problem. EU also has no problem with these people and the fact they participate in the military and government.
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Politicians representing these people are in the Ukrainian Parliament !!!

So someone making noise about a single Nazi flag in Ottawa simply doesn't understand the bigger picture.
 

And more evidence of asinine policy considering: US turns off keystone pipeline, continues importing oil - from Russia - sanction said country therefore causing oil barrels to increase (now above $100 a barrel - US pays more for oil 🤔🤪🤡 Clowncrats wielding bonkers politics or the snake continues to devour its own tail…

How much oil does the US import from Russia?

Across 2021 the US imported between 12 million as 26 million barrels of crude oil and petroleum from Russia every month. In November 2021, the most recent figures on record, the Energy Information Agency reports that the US took 17.8 million barrels.

 
A 'crossing of the Rubicon' indeed.

Thanks to Laura's research, we know that that doesn't mean what they think it means: 'a dictator come to destroy our way of life'. It actually means 'one good man commits to right action in the face of all the powers ranged against him'.

Ave Putin! Ave Caesar!

Perhaps worth noting in passing the glaringly obvious - this has all happened on 22-02-2022. Some deep water in that Rubicon...
 

Russian parliament grants Putin right to deploy military abroad​



After discussing the situation in Donbass, the Senate has authorized the president’s request
Russian parliament grants Putin right to deploy military abroad

Russian and Belarusian armed forces take part in the Allied Determination 2022 military drill in Belarus on February 11, 2022. © Getty Images / Anadolu Agency
The upper house of Russia’s parliament has granted permission for the country’s military to be deployed abroad, following a request on Tuesday from President Vladimir Putin.
The authorization grants Putin the right to use Russian forces abroad “in accordance with the principles and norms of international law,” the Senate’s resolution, released to the media, shows. The document does not impose any specific limits on the use of the military, with the number of troops, as well as “the areas of their activity, their goals, and length of stay outside Russia” to be decided by the president “in accordance with the Constitution.”
The decision was taken after Russia recognized the breakaway Donetsk (DPR) and Lugansk (LPR) People’s Republics in eastern Ukraine.
Later on Tuesday, Putin told journalists Moscow was ready to provide military support to the Donbass republics, if required. The president was speaking in the Kremlin after holding talks with his Azerbaijani counterpart, Ilham Aliyev.
“Yesterday we signed agreements with the DPR and LPR. They contain clauses that we will provide, among other things, military assistance ... If necessary, we will fulfill our obligations,” he said.
Ahead of the vote, representatives of its committees said they supported the authorization, suggesting the troops could be sent to Donbass as peacekeepers. Valentina Matvienko, the Speaker of the Russian Federation Council, said they would “create normal conditions for people’s lives and ensure security” there.
Russia will defend Donetsk and Lugansk – MoscowREAD MORE: Russia will defend Donetsk and Lugansk – Moscow
Immediately after announcing the recognition of the DPR and the LPR on Monday, Putin signed bilateral friendship and cooperation treaties with each republic.
The treaties were ratified on Tuesday by both chambers of the Russian parliament, as well as by the legislatures in the DPR and the LPR. Putin explained his decision in a televised address later in the day, pinning the blame on Kiev and claiming the Ukrainian authorities were seeking to end the years-long conflict by force rather than through negotiations.
“They are not interested in peaceful solutions – they want to start a Blitzkreig,” Putin said. “Every day they are amassing troops in the Donbass.”
 
All I hear in my area is how Putin is the bad guy and how he's going through with the invasion. The Western propaganda is working and now they will be even more convinced of a Russian "invasion" now that Putin recognized Donetsk and Lugansk. There's so much evidence to show how the West is clearly the antagonizing side but of course no one even bothers looking.
 
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