🗺Setting Sail Towards Uncharted Narratives 🌏
Warm greetings from Chay Bowes and Gerry Nolan,
We're thrilled to welcome you aboard 'The Islander' Telegram channel. With hearts anchored in the pursuit of justice and a longing for enduring peace, we embark on a daring voyage beyond the murky waters of imperialist globalism. Our compass is set on a world where partnership overpowers domination, fostering a hearty dialogue that steers the global discourse towards balance and shared prosperity.
Our keen lens 📸 breaks free from the commonplace to delve into the lively heart of the multipolar world. From the bustling dynamics of BRICS to the unfolding tales of Eurasia and Africa, we zoom into the regions that are sketching the world's geopolitical map. Our journey sails further to amplify the resonant voices from the Global Majority, making 'The Islander' a haven of diverse perspectives.
Prepare for a voyage laden with insightful articles, in-depth investigative journalism, and engaging posts that spark a robust and informed community discussion. We'll navigate the complex channels of the multipolar world, unearthing stories and analyses that often remain veiled in mainstream narratives.
Join us as we navigate through the tides, towards a world where multilateralism calms the stormy seas of cynical hegemony. Your engagement will steer this voyage as we together uncover the narratives shaping our world, ever steering towards a just peace and shared prosperity. ✊
Your fellow voyagers,
Chay Bowes and Gerry Nolan
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Warm greetings from Chay Bowes and Gerry Nolan,
We're thrilled to welcome you aboard 'The Islander' Telegram channel. With hearts anchored in the pursuit of justice and a longing for enduring peace, we embark on a daring voyage beyond the murky waters of imperialist globalism. Our compass is set on a world where partnership overpowers domination, fostering a hearty dialogue that steers the global discourse towards balance and shared prosperity.
Our keen lens 📸 breaks free from the commonplace to delve into the lively heart of the multipolar world. From the bustling dynamics of BRICS to the unfolding tales of Eurasia and Africa, we zoom into the regions that are sketching the world's geopolitical map. Our journey sails further to amplify the resonant voices from the Global Majority, making 'The Islander' a haven of diverse perspectives.
Prepare for a voyage laden with insightful articles, in-depth investigative journalism, and engaging posts that spark a robust and informed community discussion. We'll navigate the complex channels of the multipolar world, unearthing stories and analyses that often remain veiled in mainstream narratives.
Join us as we navigate through the tides, towards a world where multilateralism calms the stormy seas of cynical hegemony. Your engagement will steer this voyage as we together uncover the narratives shaping our world, ever steering towards a just peace and shared prosperity. ✊
Your fellow voyagers,
Chay Bowes and Gerry Nolan
🎙Subscribe @TheIslanderNews
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🚨🇨🇦🇺🇦 The Hunka Paradox: Canada’s Silent Approval of a Dark Legacy Exposed 🚨
How many standing ovations until the West's façade shatters? Canada's eerie silence on a dark legacy not only reveals hypocrisy but also validates Russia's existential quest for denazification.. 👀 Don't miss it!
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How many standing ovations until the West's façade shatters? Canada's eerie silence on a dark legacy not only reveals hypocrisy but also validates Russia's existential quest for denazification.. 👀 Don't miss it!
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🚨🇺🇸🇺🇦💥Unveiling Desperation: US and Ukraine's Alleged Dark Alliance with ISIS 🚨
🔥 When desperation meets darkness: The US & Ukraine's risky tango with ISIS. Sonja van den Ende risks it all to expose the lethal liaisons. A new low in geopolitics or just business as usual? Unveil the hard truths!
.👉 Read the Explosive Investigation Here 👈
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🔥 When desperation meets darkness: The US & Ukraine's risky tango with ISIS. Sonja van den Ende risks it all to expose the lethal liaisons. A new low in geopolitics or just business as usual? Unveil the hard truths!
.👉 Read the Explosive Investigation Here 👈
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🔥Nord Stream Syndrome: One year on, EU states and the US collude to sweep the pipeline attacks under the rug🔥
⚡Uncover the uncomfortable truths the West wants to ignore: One year after the Nord Stream pipeline attacks, why is the EU and US so eerily quiet? Don't miss the latest expose from Chay Bowes that unravels the web of silence.
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⚡Uncover the uncomfortable truths the West wants to ignore: One year after the Nord Stream pipeline attacks, why is the EU and US so eerily quiet? Don't miss the latest expose from Chay Bowes that unravels the web of silence.
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Forwarded from Pepe Escobar
YOU WANT HEAVY METAL? THIS IS HEAVY METAL
From one of my top Deep State sources. Highest level. 100% reliable for over two decades.
Excerpts of our latest exchange:
NUCLEAR BOMBING
"I was having dinner with *** where we were discussing the effect of the dropping of a nuclear bomb on a nation. He said it would take three nuclear bombs to overthrow the US Government. One for the state of Israel."
YOM KIPPUR WAR
"I was having dinner with X the very powerful billionaire with a high official of Israel discussing the Yom Kippur War under Golda Meir. He was a close advisor to every Israeli leader. The problem was that Israel ran out of ammunition and President Nixon cut Israel off from the resupply. Golda then threatened to send her nuclear missiles against Russia who would blame the US for the strike and the US would be destroyed. Nixon relented."
UKRAINE WEAPONS IN PALESTINE
"Ukraine weapons are ending up in the hands of the Palestinians. The question is which country is paying for it. Iran just made a deal with the US for six billion dollars and it is unlikely Iran would jeopardize that. I have a source who gave me the name of the country but I cannot reveal it. The fact is that Ukrainian weapons are going to the Gaza Strip and they are being paid for but not by Iran."
AL-AQSA
"A NKVD general predicted that if the Israelis tampered with the holy shrine of Al-Aqsa it would lead to its end. He was presented by Putin with a gold watch. He sat next to Milosevic at Dayton as his chief advisor. The Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman was his protege."
Enjoy doing the math.
From one of my top Deep State sources. Highest level. 100% reliable for over two decades.
Excerpts of our latest exchange:
NUCLEAR BOMBING
"I was having dinner with *** where we were discussing the effect of the dropping of a nuclear bomb on a nation. He said it would take three nuclear bombs to overthrow the US Government. One for the state of Israel."
YOM KIPPUR WAR
"I was having dinner with X the very powerful billionaire with a high official of Israel discussing the Yom Kippur War under Golda Meir. He was a close advisor to every Israeli leader. The problem was that Israel ran out of ammunition and President Nixon cut Israel off from the resupply. Golda then threatened to send her nuclear missiles against Russia who would blame the US for the strike and the US would be destroyed. Nixon relented."
UKRAINE WEAPONS IN PALESTINE
"Ukraine weapons are ending up in the hands of the Palestinians. The question is which country is paying for it. Iran just made a deal with the US for six billion dollars and it is unlikely Iran would jeopardize that. I have a source who gave me the name of the country but I cannot reveal it. The fact is that Ukrainian weapons are going to the Gaza Strip and they are being paid for but not by Iran."
AL-AQSA
"A NKVD general predicted that if the Israelis tampered with the holy shrine of Al-Aqsa it would lead to its end. He was presented by Putin with a gold watch. He sat next to Milosevic at Dayton as his chief advisor. The Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman was his protege."
Enjoy doing the math.
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Forwarded from DD Geopolitics
🇺🇳🇵🇸🇮🇱 The UN Security Council, following a closed meeting, did not adopt any statement regarding the situation in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict zone.
As the Russian representative, Mr. Nebenzya told reporters, he called for a ceasefire and a shift towards substantive negotiations during the Security Council session.
Malta's representative, Vanessa Fraizer, in turn, mentioned that none of the countries had proposed a draft statement. She also noted that all Security Council members condemned the Hamas attack on Israel.
🔴 @DDGeopolitics
As the Russian representative, Mr. Nebenzya told reporters, he called for a ceasefire and a shift towards substantive negotiations during the Security Council session.
Malta's representative, Vanessa Fraizer, in turn, mentioned that none of the countries had proposed a draft statement. She also noted that all Security Council members condemned the Hamas attack on Israel.
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🇺🇸⚔🇮🇶October 10: The Chime of American Missiles, Echoes of Iraqi Tears 💔
On this day, October 10, history wasn't just penned down with ink, it was stained with the tears of the unseen and unheard. The 'Authorization for Use of Military Force Against Iraq Resolution of 2002' that breezed through Congress wasn't merely the herald of a storm of 'Shock and Awe', it was the harbinger of a calamity that would soon shroud Iraq in a veil of mourning. The U.S. government, exuding an aura of moral ascendancy, marched forth under the banner of freedom, with a mission to exorcise the ghosts of Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMDs). Yet, these spectres proved to be phantoms of imagination, elusive as the mirage of justice that was promised to the Iraqi people. The thunderous applause that reverberated through the halls of Congress on the passing of the resolution, was a stark harbinger to the deadly silence that would soon cloak the once vibrant lands of Iraq.
As the American missiles rained down on Baghdad, the narrative of liberation was quickly unmasked, revealing a face of imperialism and an insatiable thirst for control. The pretense of righteousness was shattered with every civilian home that turned into rubble. The death toll wasn't just a number; it was a testimony to the horrors unleashed by a false narrative. As the smoke cleared, the world saw not the remnants of WMDs, but the graves of over a million Iraqis. The harrowing tales of loss and devastation found their way into every corner of the globe, a grim testament to a decision made on this day.
Over in Ukraine, a different narrative unfolds, a narrative of measured responses, even amidst escalating provocations. Russia’s SMO in Ukraine illustrates a contrasting approach to war. While the U.S. stormed Iraq based on falsified pretexts alongside ‘shock & awe’, the meticulous and restrained approach of Russia in Ukraine underlines a pursuit of stability over chaos, a respect for international law, and a demonstration of how power should be wielded responsibly on the world stage.
The legacy of October 10, 2002, continues to serve as a dark reminder of the catastrophic impacts of military aggression based on false pretexts. The juxtaposition of the U.S. intervention in Iraq and Russia's conduct in Ukraine underscores a profound lesson in the annals of geopolitics. As the dawn breaks on this significant day, the echoes of the past reverberate through the corridors of power, urging the architects of tomorrow to tread the path of truth, justice, and responsibility.
#Oped
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On this day, October 10, history wasn't just penned down with ink, it was stained with the tears of the unseen and unheard. The 'Authorization for Use of Military Force Against Iraq Resolution of 2002' that breezed through Congress wasn't merely the herald of a storm of 'Shock and Awe', it was the harbinger of a calamity that would soon shroud Iraq in a veil of mourning. The U.S. government, exuding an aura of moral ascendancy, marched forth under the banner of freedom, with a mission to exorcise the ghosts of Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMDs). Yet, these spectres proved to be phantoms of imagination, elusive as the mirage of justice that was promised to the Iraqi people. The thunderous applause that reverberated through the halls of Congress on the passing of the resolution, was a stark harbinger to the deadly silence that would soon cloak the once vibrant lands of Iraq.
As the American missiles rained down on Baghdad, the narrative of liberation was quickly unmasked, revealing a face of imperialism and an insatiable thirst for control. The pretense of righteousness was shattered with every civilian home that turned into rubble. The death toll wasn't just a number; it was a testimony to the horrors unleashed by a false narrative. As the smoke cleared, the world saw not the remnants of WMDs, but the graves of over a million Iraqis. The harrowing tales of loss and devastation found their way into every corner of the globe, a grim testament to a decision made on this day.
Over in Ukraine, a different narrative unfolds, a narrative of measured responses, even amidst escalating provocations. Russia’s SMO in Ukraine illustrates a contrasting approach to war. While the U.S. stormed Iraq based on falsified pretexts alongside ‘shock & awe’, the meticulous and restrained approach of Russia in Ukraine underlines a pursuit of stability over chaos, a respect for international law, and a demonstration of how power should be wielded responsibly on the world stage.
The legacy of October 10, 2002, continues to serve as a dark reminder of the catastrophic impacts of military aggression based on false pretexts. The juxtaposition of the U.S. intervention in Iraq and Russia's conduct in Ukraine underscores a profound lesson in the annals of geopolitics. As the dawn breaks on this significant day, the echoes of the past reverberate through the corridors of power, urging the architects of tomorrow to tread the path of truth, justice, and responsibility.
#Oped
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Forwarded from 🇮🇪 Chay Bowes, The Irishman in Russia 🇷🇺 (Chay Bowes)
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Israels work in Gaza, a place where 2 million people, half of them children live in unimaginable misery and deprivation.
When you treat a country like an open air prison, fence its people in like animals, what do you expect to confront you when they break through those fences? @irishmaninrussia
When you treat a country like an open air prison, fence its people in like animals, what do you expect to confront you when they break through those fences? @irishmaninrussia
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Forwarded from Press TV
🔺 Russian President Vladimir Putin blames the US for recent escalations in Palestine, citing it as a failure of the US's policies in West Asia.
He asserts that the US disregarded Palestinian interests.
#Palestine #VladimirPutin
@PressTV
He asserts that the US disregarded Palestinian interests.
#Palestine #VladimirPutin
@PressTV
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Forwarded from DD Geopolitics
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🇷🇺🇺🇸🇺🇳🇮🇱🇵🇸Putin on the worsening conflict between Israel and Palestine with the Iraqi Prime Minister:
Unfortunately, we are seeing a sharp escalation of the situation in the Middle East. I think that many will agree with me that this is a clear example of the failure of US policy in the Middle East, which tried to monopolize the settlement, but, unfortunately, was not concerned with finding compromises acceptable to both sides. On the contrary, putting forward their own ideas about how this should be done, they put pressure on both sides - namely, both - first on one, then on the other - but each time without taking into account the fundamental interests of the Palestinian people. I mean, first of all, the need to implement the decision of the UN Security Council on the creation of an independent sovereign Palestinian state. But, in any case, no matter what happens, I know your position, dear Mr. Prime Minister, and our position is that damage to the civilian population must be minimized and reduced to zero, and we call on all conflicting parties to do this sides.
🔴 @DDGeopolitics
Unfortunately, we are seeing a sharp escalation of the situation in the Middle East. I think that many will agree with me that this is a clear example of the failure of US policy in the Middle East, which tried to monopolize the settlement, but, unfortunately, was not concerned with finding compromises acceptable to both sides. On the contrary, putting forward their own ideas about how this should be done, they put pressure on both sides - namely, both - first on one, then on the other - but each time without taking into account the fundamental interests of the Palestinian people. I mean, first of all, the need to implement the decision of the UN Security Council on the creation of an independent sovereign Palestinian state. But, in any case, no matter what happens, I know your position, dear Mr. Prime Minister, and our position is that damage to the civilian population must be minimized and reduced to zero, and we call on all conflicting parties to do this sides.
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Video circulating around Arabic channels as evidence of the use of phosphorus bombs by Israel North of Gaza city.
#source
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The Islander’s Stance: In Pursuit of Just Peace Amid the Horrors in Gaza
At The Islander, our compass points towards the enduring struggle and resilience of the Palestinian people. The tumultuous waves of history have washed upon the shores of Palestine, often leaving scars that run generations deep. As Gaza once again finds itself in the crucible of horrific conflict, our solidarity with Palestine remains steadfast.
We comprehend the multi-faceted essence of this struggle, rarely are conflicts like these black and white and it's too easy to view this with an emotionally driven, myopic lens. Hamas, a formidable faction within the Palestinian framework, represents a particular response to decades of subjugation. While their engagement in the battlefield springs from a well of historical injustices, the trail of civilian anguish that follows is a route that is hard to endorse.
Drawing a parallel to the tenets we've upheld during the SMO in Ukraine, our ethos resists the vilification of entire populations based on the acts of the few. Not every Israeli wears the cloak of an "evil occupier". Similarly, not every Palestinian harbours the spirit of terror. It's the vile acts of certain factions and individuals that merit condemnation.
As the skies over Gaza reverberate with the echoes of merciless Israeli bombardment, the historical narrative unfolds yet again - of a land unjustly occupied, of indigenous rights trampled upon, and of international laws flouted. The Western media often sails with the wind, offering a selective, pro-Israeli narrative that barely scratches the surface of this profound struggle. MSM hypocrisy often runs thick when covering this historical conflict.
We, at The Islander, endeavour to navigate through these murky waters, to chart a course that acknowledges the historical injustices, yet advocates for a discourse that transcends the rhetoric of hatred. The horrific assaults on Gaza, both present and past, underscore a narrative of oppression. Yet, the call for or celebration of civilian casualties on either side of the fence is a descent we refuse to partake in.
War wages in the name of civilians, yet it's the innocent who perish without consent. This grim reality is not lost on us. We reject any narrative that turns civilians into combatants or justifies their slaughter.
Our hopeful path is towards a just peace - a path where the rights and dignities of the Palestinian people are revered, where the cycle of violence is broken, and where the seeds of a peaceful coexistence can take root. We remain committed to shedding light on the nuanced realities, to challenging the myopic views that perpetuate the cycle of hatred, and to advocating for a narrative that honours the sanctity of innocent lives.
As The Islander sails through these tumultuous seas, our beacon of empathy and justice shines bright, illuminating the path towards a more balanced and humane discourse amidst the raging storms of conflict.
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At The Islander, our compass points towards the enduring struggle and resilience of the Palestinian people. The tumultuous waves of history have washed upon the shores of Palestine, often leaving scars that run generations deep. As Gaza once again finds itself in the crucible of horrific conflict, our solidarity with Palestine remains steadfast.
We comprehend the multi-faceted essence of this struggle, rarely are conflicts like these black and white and it's too easy to view this with an emotionally driven, myopic lens. Hamas, a formidable faction within the Palestinian framework, represents a particular response to decades of subjugation. While their engagement in the battlefield springs from a well of historical injustices, the trail of civilian anguish that follows is a route that is hard to endorse.
Drawing a parallel to the tenets we've upheld during the SMO in Ukraine, our ethos resists the vilification of entire populations based on the acts of the few. Not every Israeli wears the cloak of an "evil occupier". Similarly, not every Palestinian harbours the spirit of terror. It's the vile acts of certain factions and individuals that merit condemnation.
As the skies over Gaza reverberate with the echoes of merciless Israeli bombardment, the historical narrative unfolds yet again - of a land unjustly occupied, of indigenous rights trampled upon, and of international laws flouted. The Western media often sails with the wind, offering a selective, pro-Israeli narrative that barely scratches the surface of this profound struggle. MSM hypocrisy often runs thick when covering this historical conflict.
We, at The Islander, endeavour to navigate through these murky waters, to chart a course that acknowledges the historical injustices, yet advocates for a discourse that transcends the rhetoric of hatred. The horrific assaults on Gaza, both present and past, underscore a narrative of oppression. Yet, the call for or celebration of civilian casualties on either side of the fence is a descent we refuse to partake in.
War wages in the name of civilians, yet it's the innocent who perish without consent. This grim reality is not lost on us. We reject any narrative that turns civilians into combatants or justifies their slaughter.
Our hopeful path is towards a just peace - a path where the rights and dignities of the Palestinian people are revered, where the cycle of violence is broken, and where the seeds of a peaceful coexistence can take root. We remain committed to shedding light on the nuanced realities, to challenging the myopic views that perpetuate the cycle of hatred, and to advocating for a narrative that honours the sanctity of innocent lives.
As The Islander sails through these tumultuous seas, our beacon of empathy and justice shines bright, illuminating the path towards a more balanced and humane discourse amidst the raging storms of conflict.
🎙Subscribe @TheIslanderNews
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This is a great piece from Tara Reade of RT. Is Robert Kennedy Jr’s presidential run just as an independent just an illusion of choice for voters?
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