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Please remain safe. I understand your frustration. You are in the middle of it all.
The Kiev camarilla has come up with a project of "security guarantees", which are essentially a prologue to World War III. Of course, no one will provide any "guarantees" to the Ukrainian Nazis. After all, it is almost the same as applying Article 5 of the North Atlantic Pact (Washington Pact) to Ukraine. For NATO it is the same, only from aside. That's why it's scary.
Our sworn friends - Western bosses of various calibres, to whom this hysterical appeal is addressed - must finally understand one simple thing. It directly relates to NATO's hybrid warfare with Russia. If these morons continue to unbridledly pump the Kiev regime with dangerous weapons, sooner or later the military campaign will move to another level. It will lose its visible borders and potential predictability for the parties to the conflict. It will follow its own military scenario, involving new actors. This has always been this way.
And then the Western countries will not be able to sit back in their tidy houses and flats, laughing at how they are carefully weakening Russia at the hands of others. Everything will catch fire around them too. Their people will suffer a lot. The ground will literally burn and the concrete will melt. We're going to get hit hard, too. It will be very, very bad for everybody. It is said, "By these three plagues a third of all mankind was killed, by the fire and smoke and sulfur billowed from their mouths, " (Rev. 9:18).
But meanwhile, short-sighted politicians and their dullards, twisting thoughtfully their wineglass in their hands, speculate about how they will be able to deal with us without engaging in direct warfare. Dull idiots with a classical education.
The "bad cop" role reminded me of Vladimir Zhirinovsky who died on April 6 this year. He was known for his "prophetic" predictions, the stuff no other official talked about publicly. Medvedev created his public Telegram channel on March 14 when Zhirinovsky was terminally ill after getting 6 or 7 Covid vaccine shots. Interesting coincidence.
Lumiere_du_Code, thanks for reporting from your perspective on what is going on in your country. I also was not aware that you have been experiencing shelling and loss of your water. I cannot imagine living in these circumstances and pray for your safety and the well being of the innocent people who are at the mercy of war, living on the edge and not knowing who is friend or foe.
On TG, there were reports that many cargo planes are flying between Iran and Moscow. I didn't copy the link, but it is possible, as Russia is buying drones, so who knows.
Regarding Danish officers training soldiers in Ukraine, that is also what was heard from a POW captured and interviewed in Mariupol. The soldier also mentioned UK and one more country. The article continued to speak of the efforts to raise money, which of course has been easier than for some beneficial and constructive project like rebuilding some of the countries already bombed by these philanthropic nations.
So not only did they organize a charity event for weapons and support, they keep the fundraiser going by renewed contact to the participants, how generous and professional they are. However, Denmark did not help or encourage the implementation of the Minsk agreements, the papers of the country did very rarely if ever voice concern regarding the irregularities around Maidan, Odessa Trade Union House fire, Donbass, bioweapon finds, or recent ZNPP shelling. The politicians of the country with one exception have either supported or not opposed the sanctions policies. And as if to instil the proper in support of the Ukrainian national cause, the law permitting the use of the Ukrainian flag along with the Danish at public buildings has been prolonged until the end of the year.
The last person was a former Danish PM who after retiring from NATO became advisor to the president of Ukraine. It does not seem to me that the former PM is alone in his support of a "shrewd" plan like the one proposed. He represents what many in Denmark, including commentators, if asked would think is a great idea, but for how long? Probably not forever, if Dmitry Medvedev is correct.
This was referring to the recent TG statement:
In a video from the end of August, Medvedev referred to Rev 8:7
While Rev. 9:18 has:
Medvedev speaks, as if he is aware he is living through a transition phase, even if his interpretation turns out to be a little off. What he says certainly is a trumpet-call for attention.
I can't imagine how the total surrender will happen without the defeat of NATO or its dissolution or serious weakening. Requiring total surrender is not exactly a stepping down compared to what others have been thinking after recent events. If now Russia had great relations with Europe the above statement could become modified, and diplomats probably will, but here is more from September 7, which shows where EU-RU relations are situated: The message below covers the EU before Brexit.
Borrel and the EU elite are getting to the level of the current UA government.
The fate of Ukraine in terms of widespread privatization will probably come to pass also among the EU warmongers as the horsemen of the apocalypse show up, and the angels sound their trumpets. When the EURO loses value, the Government will have to change their spending plans and might end up on par with what are currently poor countries:
Notice the above are averages; there are many people who earn much, much less.
From the above it is not far away to the Telegram channels that do a similar job, and therefore also may have a few minors on their list.️ Comment (Комментарий в связи с отсутствием реакции со стороны ЮНИСЕФ на противоправную деятельность украинского сайта «Миротворец» ) Permanent Missions of Russia to the UN (Постпредство России при ООН ) due to the lack of response from UNICEF to the illegal activities of the Ukrainian website "Peacemaker"
Since October 2021, Russia has repeatedly publicly and through diplomatic channels called on the UN Children's Fund (#UNICEF) to pay attention to the illegal activities of the Ukrainian nationalist website "Peacemaker", which publishes personal data of citizens objectionable to Kiev, including minors. At the moment, the specified resource contains personal information, including home addresses, of at least 327 children, which poses a direct threat to their life and safety.
We call on UNICEF to abandon double standards in the implementation of its mandate to "protect all children, all over the world" and condemn the obvious violations of children's rights in connection with the activities of the Peacemaker website.
Below the text, there is a list of more than 20 channels that collect personal information about people somebody does not like. Many have several thousand subscribers.
It is kind of jaw dropping to read this from wiki,
West really is lost in time and space. What is described is like going to the store and pay for the merchandise the amount you find suitable and not what the merchandist really cost. Total nonsense.Latest from Alastair Crook :
Doing ‘Whatever It Takes’ to Keep Europe in ‘Intervention Lockstep’ (paraphrasing Jaroslav Zajiček, Czech Coreper Ambassador)
The EU leadership is resolved to ignore protest messaging, however loud it becomes. There is a whiff of desperation floating across the Brussels battlespace. Forget…strategic-culture.org
Doing ‘Whatever It Takes’ to Keep Europe in ‘Intervention Lockstep’ (paraphrasing Jaroslav Zajiček, Czech Coreper Ambassador)
"...Separately, but as part of the collective West’s financial war on Russia, the G7 finance ministers have agreed to proceed with a plan to cap the price of Russian oil exports. This initiative would not replace G7 countries’, or the EU’s separate embargoes on Russian oil, but would be supplemental
Since over 90% of the world’s ships are insured through London-based insurers like Lloyds of London, U.S. and EU officials expect the initiative to impact Russian energy revenues massively. The cap would be actuated through the “comprehensive prohibition of (insurance) services” that would be permitted only where the cargoes are purchased at, or below a price, that will be set by a “broad coalition of countries”.
This scheme essentially is the brainchild of U.S. Treasury Secretary, Janet Yellen: “This price cap is one of the most powerful tools we have to fight inflation and protect workers and businesses in the United States and globally from future price spikes caused by global disruptions.”
In Yellen’s vision, the price would be set above the price level that Russia requires to balance its national budget (and thus incentivise Russia to continue to pump oil); yet be below the price required to keep western economies thriving – and low enough deeply to cut into Russia’s oil revenues, thereby weakening its economy, and its war effort.
But it won’t work. Russia can easily replace Western insurance. The two main paths are self-insurance (you reserve part of your revenues in a fund to pay claims if needed), and captive insurance (you set up your own insurance companies with participation by affected parties). Shakespeare actually described it in The Merchant of Venice in 1598.
Simply put, Russia can easily get insurance on other markets not participating in the boycott including Dubai, India, and China – along with Russia itself. So, insurance will not serve as an effective weapon against Russia, and the price cap will fail.
In essence, Russia has both effectively won the military war in Ukraine, and the global financial sanctions war (though both are far from over). The longer the denial continues, the more Europe will be hurt economically. That is obvious; and also obvious is that it will be ugly this winter in Europe"
"....In any event, the EU is built as a steamroller steadily crushing flat the path towards more central control; more news management; more citizen surveillance. The acquis, the ECJ, and the bureaucracy simply grind forwards in unstoppable momentum: Reverse gear was never included. In fact, the architecture has almost no provision for reversal, except by invoking Article 50 – quitting the Union, and that intentionally has been made unbearably painful.
So, expect the EU leaders dogmatically to persist with transforming the EU into a Soviet-style command economy. And even to seek more powers, the more the economy weakens. The EU is sanguine that public protests can, and will be, repressed forcibly (possibly with the army on the streets). Protests have begun. However, it is only September, and the haze of summer still lingers on … winter beckons, yet somehow seems a distance away.
What is certain is that with the EU massively supporting demand through widespread bailouts – at a time of already reduced supply and aggravated by command economy type disruptions and shortages – higher inflation is coming, and the Euro will be ‘toast’.
Is there a way out? Perhaps a figure will arise, taking all by surprise. Maybe the Euro crashing and the U.S. November midterm election outcomes will be the catalyst that will allow such a figure to arise and articulate a vision that seems to offer some solution. The solution, after all, is pretty obvious. But first, comes the pain."
