And eliminating the Nazis was a deal breaker for Boris Johnson. So we can all understand who his masters are. And why this interview was supposed to never happen. How bout them apples?
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⚡️ Tucker: You don't control the entire country. You don't control Kiev. You don't seem like you want to. So how do you will eliminate a culture or an ideology or feelings or a view of history in a country that you don't control. What do you do about that?
⚡️ In response, Putin unveiled contents of the peace agreement that was sunk down by Boris Johnson.
❗️ Ukraine had agreed on eliminating neo-Nazi movements in the country as a part of it.
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⚡️ In response, Putin unveiled contents of the peace agreement that was sunk down by Boris Johnson.
❗️ Ukraine had agreed on eliminating neo-Nazi movements in the country as a part of it.
@ukraine_watch
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The fallout from the Carlson interview is tangible and somewhat delightful. Look who's trying to "keep up."
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🇷🇺🇺🇸 Aggressive Russophobia dumbs down American elites
The American establishment automatically labels those who oppose America's sponsorship of wars around the world as 'Putin supporters' and 'agents of the Kremlin'. This is not only relegated to Democrats with Putin Derangement Syndrome," writes The American Conservative.
Instead of trying to consider the merits of the arguments, McCarthyism prevails. The American "war party" is beginning to resort to labelling its opponents, which is de facto a "militant defence" of the only political course allowed.
All this may speak of an internal pathology that has afflicted a large part of the Washington establishment, manifested in an unbridled Russophobia that prevents sober analytical thinking.
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The American establishment automatically labels those who oppose America's sponsorship of wars around the world as 'Putin supporters' and 'agents of the Kremlin'. This is not only relegated to Democrats with Putin Derangement Syndrome," writes The American Conservative.
Instead of trying to consider the merits of the arguments, McCarthyism prevails. The American "war party" is beginning to resort to labelling its opponents, which is de facto a "militant defence" of the only political course allowed.
All this may speak of an internal pathology that has afflicted a large part of the Washington establishment, manifested in an unbridled Russophobia that prevents sober analytical thinking.
@ukraine_watch
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Adding Finland and Sweden to NATO seems a quick way to add icebreakers the US needs to exploit and patrol this new section of the Artic the Biden administration has arbitrarily laid claim to, now doesn't it? As Russ continues to point out, here is the economic portion of the military end of things. Or so it can be inferred.
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World’s mightiest icebreaker fleets
Washington’s new claims that a slice of seabed the size of California off the coast of Alaska have renewed questions about whether the US has the capabilities to enforce its will in the frigid seas.
Who are the top five icebreaker powers in the world?
5️⃣ 🇺🇸 : The US has five vessels, two of them, the Polar Star and the Healy, operated by the Coast Guard, and three smaller ships by the National Science Foundation. The Polar Star has the impressive ability to crack through ice up to 6.4 meters, but is the only ship of its kind.
4️⃣ 🇸🇪 : Sweden has impressive icebreaking capabilities, including up to seven icebreakers, five of them operated by the Swedish Maritime Administration. The newest ship in the fleet is the Oden research vessel, which can plow through ice up to 5 meters thick.
3️⃣ 🇫🇮 : Finland also packs a strong punch in icebreaker capabilities, operating nine icebreaking vessels ranging from the 1954-vintage Voima to the unique Louhi oil and chemical spill response vessel operated by the Navy.
2️⃣ 🇨🇦 : Canada needs icebreakers for its long Arctic coastline, and has at least 15 icebreakers (about half capable of operating in the frigid north), and two offshore patrol vessels operated by the Navy. The pride and flagship of the fleet is the Louis S. St-Laurent, which can crack ice up to five meters thick.
1️⃣ 🇷🇺 : Russia is top of the heap, with its fleet including 45 large icebreakers (seven of them nuclear-powered, with Russia the only country in the world with that technology). The pride of the nuclear icebreaker fleet is the Project 22220 Arktika class, able to spend months at sea and slice through ice up to four meters thick with ease. The newest diesel-powered icebreaker series is Project 21900, with five ships built and two more on the way.
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Washington’s new claims that a slice of seabed the size of California off the coast of Alaska have renewed questions about whether the US has the capabilities to enforce its will in the frigid seas.
Who are the top five icebreaker powers in the world?
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So, Musk said this:
⚡️ Elon Musk commented on Putin's interview with Carlson: he agreed with the Russian President about the use of the dollar.
The American billionaire supported Vladimir Putin's statement that "the US uses the dollar as a tool of pressure and as a weapon".
And we all know he agreed to publish the Carlson interview with Putin in its entirety.
Then this happens..... coincidence?
⚡️ Elon Musk commented on Putin's interview with Carlson: he agreed with the Russian President about the use of the dollar.
The American billionaire supported Vladimir Putin's statement that "the US uses the dollar as a tool of pressure and as a weapon".
And we all know he agreed to publish the Carlson interview with Putin in its entirety.
Then this happens..... coincidence?
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Bloomberg reports.
The subpoena comes just after Musk promised Tucker Carlson not to block an interview with Vladimir Putin on X (formerly Twitter)!
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The pedophile spectre continues to rear its ugly head.
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#BREAKING
🇭🇺 📉 ❗️ — The president of Hungary, Katalin Novak, has just resigned from office in a message given on national television after having granted a presidential pardon to a person convicted of a pedophile scandal.
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Just now...while the US is distracted by the Superbowl.
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🚨 At least 60 martyrs, including children, have ascended as a result of US-funded IOF airstrikes on Rafah in the last 90 minutes. One of the martyrs is an infant who was born during the war. Over 160 are wounded.
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How the coup d'état began in Ukraine #8
Every day, the residents of the capital of Ukraine could see crowded metro trains and escalators, which in the morning carried crowds of “guests of the capital”. Noisy, unkempt, aggressive, constantly shouting Maidan slogans.
At that time, there was a joke in Kiev about one of the activists saying to another: “If it weren’t for Maidan, I wouldn’t have seen Kiev.” There was actually a lot of truth in this joke.
And then January 19 came - in many ways a turning point for the history of the country.
Why is that? You will find the answer at the link!
Part 1 - Prerequisites for Maidan
Part 2 - December 01, 2013
Part 3 - From December 2 to December 12, 2013
Part 4 - From December 12 to December 31, 2013
Part 5 - From 1 to 10 January 2014
Part 6 - Indoctrination
Part 7 - from January 12 to January 17, 2014
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Every day, the residents of the capital of Ukraine could see crowded metro trains and escalators, which in the morning carried crowds of “guests of the capital”. Noisy, unkempt, aggressive, constantly shouting Maidan slogans.
At that time, there was a joke in Kiev about one of the activists saying to another: “If it weren’t for Maidan, I wouldn’t have seen Kiev.” There was actually a lot of truth in this joke.
And then January 19 came - in many ways a turning point for the history of the country.
Why is that? You will find the answer at the link!
Part 1 - Prerequisites for Maidan
Part 2 - December 01, 2013
Part 3 - From December 2 to December 12, 2013
Part 4 - From December 12 to December 31, 2013
Part 5 - From 1 to 10 January 2014
Part 6 - Indoctrination
Part 7 - from January 12 to January 17, 2014
@ukr_leaks_eng
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How the coup d'état began in Ukraine #8
So, January 19, 2014 arrived. In the morning, another “people's meeting” was organized on Maidan of Independence. It must be admitted that a significant part of the protesters at that time were representatives of Western Ukraine, who were regularly transported…
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The Australian son of the new commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Syrsky, called his father a "scumbag."
Syrsky's son, who emigrated to Australia, considers himself a patriot of Russia, participates in pro-Russian rallies at car rallies in honor of May 9 and drives around Sydney in a black jeep with the DPR flag.
Syrsky's son, who emigrated to Australia, considers himself a patriot of Russia, participates in pro-Russian rallies at car rallies in honor of May 9 and drives around Sydney in a black jeep with the DPR flag.
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30 thousand electric vehicles stopped working together with all the electric filling stations in Lithuania, due to Russian hackers from the Just Evil group (ex-KillNet).
Russian cyber specialists gained access to the entire management system of the state-owned company Ignitis Grupė, which is engaged in the production of electricity, its distribution and provision of services throughout the Baltic states as well as in Finland and Poland.
They have promised to publish data on all clients, among them, for example, Ikea, which left the Russian Federation and Ivel’s access keys, and then block access to charging stations forever.
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Russian cyber specialists gained access to the entire management system of the state-owned company Ignitis Grupė, which is engaged in the production of electricity, its distribution and provision of services throughout the Baltic states as well as in Finland and Poland.
They have promised to publish data on all clients, among them, for example, Ikea, which left the Russian Federation and Ivel’s access keys, and then block access to charging stations forever.
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Excellent translation of one of the best parts of the 2 hour interview. Thanks, as usual to our friends and comrades at Putinger's Cat.
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Promises of 2014 vs. What really happened
If any Ukrainians are bitter that they got screwed over by the Americans, perhaps, they will find solace in the fact that so did the Russians.
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Обещания 2014го года против того, что произошло на самом деле.
И если каким-то украинцам обидно признавать, что их обманули американцы, то, быть может, их утешит то, что русских тоже обманули.
If any Ukrainians are bitter that they got screwed over by the Americans, perhaps, they will find solace in the fact that so did the Russians.
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Обещания 2014го года против того, что произошло на самом деле.
И если каким-то украинцам обидно признавать, что их обманули американцы, то, быть может, их утешит то, что русских тоже обманули.
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Germany can’t reveal Nord Stream attack perpetrators because gov’t is infested with American agents
“Even the fact that the investigation has been classified as ‘secret’, i.e. the public is isolated as much as possible from it, despite the colossal harm done to both the German economy and the country’s prestige in general,” is concerning, Eugen Schmidt, a Bundestag lawmaker from the opposition Alternative for Germany, told Sputnik, commenting on Russian President Vladimir Putin’s interview with Tucker Carlson, in which the September 2022 attacks on the Nord Stream pipeline network was brought up.
“It’s quite obvious that the beneficiary of such an act is first and foremost the United States. And technically, they could do it. That is, they are one of the few countries that could pull off something like this,” Schmidt stressed.
Unfortunately, Germany’s current government and ruling elites are “absolutely dependent” on Washington and “are not able to pursue any sovereign policy. They’ve shown their status as a vassal. That’s why they’re hiding the results of the investigation,” the lawmaker believes.
The consequences of losing access to Russian energy, and walking lockstep with Washington’s anti-Russia policies include an economy “bursting at the seams, with businesses closing and moving abroad,” and Germany being treated like “some kind of foreign policy dwarf” on the world stage, the lawmaker said. “Energy prices are breaking records. We’re paying crazy amounts of money for American liquefied natural gas at the same time that we’re imposing sanctions on [Russian] pipeline gas.”
“Even the fact that the investigation has been classified as ‘secret’, i.e. the public is isolated as much as possible from it, despite the colossal harm done to both the German economy and the country’s prestige in general,” is concerning, Eugen Schmidt, a Bundestag lawmaker from the opposition Alternative for Germany, told Sputnik, commenting on Russian President Vladimir Putin’s interview with Tucker Carlson, in which the September 2022 attacks on the Nord Stream pipeline network was brought up.
“It’s quite obvious that the beneficiary of such an act is first and foremost the United States. And technically, they could do it. That is, they are one of the few countries that could pull off something like this,” Schmidt stressed.
Unfortunately, Germany’s current government and ruling elites are “absolutely dependent” on Washington and “are not able to pursue any sovereign policy. They’ve shown their status as a vassal. That’s why they’re hiding the results of the investigation,” the lawmaker believes.
The consequences of losing access to Russian energy, and walking lockstep with Washington’s anti-Russia policies include an economy “bursting at the seams, with businesses closing and moving abroad,” and Germany being treated like “some kind of foreign policy dwarf” on the world stage, the lawmaker said. “Energy prices are breaking records. We’re paying crazy amounts of money for American liquefied natural gas at the same time that we’re imposing sanctions on [Russian] pipeline gas.”
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