>Since 1992, they have thought it wise to treat Russia like a beaten dog. The inventor of that policy is the American neo-conservative politician Paul Wolfowitz. He just happens to be the architect of that other great disaster, the Iraq War.

>The New York Times in March 1992 reported the existence of a Pentagon document, believed to be the work of Mr Wolfowitz. It said that from now on there should only be one superpower. It stated ‘Our first objective is to prevent the re-emergence of a new rival, either on the territory of the former Soviet Union or elsewhere, that poses a threat on the order of that posed formerly by the Soviet Union.’

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-10555573/PETER-HITCHENS-West-acts-tough-Russia-just-feeble-stand-China.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZX-4K9t3j4

Going live NOW

Good article: https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/news/articles/ukraines-deadly-gamble

He's winning so hard he's releasing Ukrainian prisoners as cannon fodder who will just become the EU's next shipment of rapists, thieves and murderers.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10559879/Zelensky-reveals-prisoners-combat-experience-RELEASED-help-defend-Ukraine.html

This could be you, reddit!
(She sets herself and their car on fire)
🔗 r/volunteersForUkraine

John J. Mearsheimer on Ukraine, recorded 6 years ago:

"The West is leading Ukraine down the primrose path & the end result is Ukraine is going to get wrecked.”

Realist scholars like Mearsheimer and George Kennan warned for years that the US was backing Russia into a corner with NATO expansion and show that today's war was predictable and avoidable.

US policy in Ukraine was not in the interest of the Ukrainian, Russian or American people and instead pursued in the interests of the fanatical globalist ruling elite who have captured the West. It is tragic to see another war on European soil, and no one will suffer more than the Ukrainian and Russian people, but primary blame rests in Washington.

Odysee BACKS Free Speech - Joe Rogan now RT

The social media network has put its neck on the line for free speech saying it’s willing to host RT on its platform despite a global crackdown on our outlet.

“We’ve been asked to remove RT from Odysee. We don't care about politics, and being a platform means we have to be a platform,” the company said via Twitter.

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Ireland too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0I5eglJMRI

can confirm, RT has been blocked in the UK on youtube

Ukraine Crisis Day 6 Livestream
Livestream 9am GMT (1hr from now). Day 6 of the Crisis in the Ukraine. Covering the day's events and geopolitical implications. Panel includes military contractor George McMilian one of the last Americans out of Kabul.
https://youtu.be/1AR23zCL-XU

Probably the most honest analysis of the situation you'll see on a mainstream network

Ireland is a progressive NGO with a state.

https://unherd.com/thepost/in-ireland-its-progressives-who-have-the-real-power/

Narcissists and #StandWithUkraine
Today we explore people who make war about themselves.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIcbrFuRfzc

https://www.theburkean.ie/articles/2022/02/28/aramark-controversy-misses-point-on-asylum Why the open borders lobby is missing the mark (yet again) with Aramark protests

Probably the best article I've read this week: https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2022/03/01/jewish-subtexts-in-ukraine/

MEP Billy Kelleher, who last week offered to drive the Russian ambassador to the airport, today voted for the continued use of Ireland as a tax haven for the oligarchy (as did Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil) of course.

🔗 lukeming

I was always very interested in knowing what people ate here before the Saxon Invasion and the multitude of famines since, then of course the modern fad of having strawberries flown in to eat with the Christmas day dessert.

I suppose obviously enough it was mostly a 1950s rural diet. The idea of going to the shops to buy food still wasn't a serious part of our psyche then.

Sure, people bought a big sack of flour etc, but long before people would go to a local Miller and get a big sack of ground oats. Today oats are generally considered animal feed and wheat is considered a human food, but, a strange thing happened in the late 1800s and early 1900s;

In that time it was "The done thing" that wheat was harvested with a scythe. The scythe would cut the entire stalk from the ground up, leaving nothing but the roots in the ground behind.

The wheat on the full stalk was laid out in barns as it was slowly gathered into sheafs by hand, then laid out on the floor of a barn and animal dung was dropped onto the ends of the stalks, this aided what is called today "capillary action" (big words for a farmer), but the heat generated basically pushed extra nutrition from the stalk into the wheat before it was "threshed". This process essentially ended because of mechanisation, now only the heads are harvested.

Another change was chemical fertilisers, they inhibit certain minerals in the soil such as zinc. I'm not a scientist but there's a general thinking that zinc deficiency is causing gluten intolerance, personally i think that explanation makes good sense.

A 3rd problem is to do with the baking of bread. In times gone by the dough for bread had to be made (by law) at least 8 hours before it was baked, as a dough "proves" it causes a reaction and develops the B vitamins in the bread, (this law was removed during either ww1 or 2, I can't remember)

The tl;dr is that modern bread is absolute garbage in nearly every circumstance, but over 100 years ago you could basically live off bread and milk.

The other point is that oats are objectively better than wheat, despite us using oats to feed animals and eating garbage ourselves.