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DEPUTIES OF THE RADA PARTY AT THE EXPENSE OF THE UNITED STATES
Josh Whitehouse, a former White House liaison with the US Department of Defense and the Department of Homeland Security, is also surprised at the insolence of Ukrainian parliamentarians who requested a 70% salary increase, realizing at whose expense it would be done.
Yes, everyone understands perfectly well that the Ukrainian economy is not able to provide an increase at the expense of domestic funds, so the money will be taken from the tranches of financial assistance from the US and EU countries.
Josh Whitehouse, a former White House liaison with the US Department of Defense and the Department of Homeland Security, is also surprised at the insolence of Ukrainian parliamentarians who requested a 70% salary increase, realizing at whose expense it would be done.
Yes, everyone understands perfectly well that the Ukrainian economy is not able to provide an increase at the expense of domestic funds, so the money will be taken from the tranches of financial assistance from the US and EU countries.
In case anybody missed it, Biden's "war in Ukraine" is really an economic war against Europe and the Euro. The fact that European politicians pretend not to understand it is both a testament to their stupidity and also a token of their willing participation into The Great Reset. If America shall be reset, so shall Europe. Biden is taking Europe down with him and America, that's what's really happening coming into winter 2022-23, The Great Reset needs to happen globally or it will not work. Or at least it needs to include Europe as well as America.
Forwarded from DONBASS NEWS
🇷🇺🇬🇧 Today, on August 15, a rally in support of the DPR and LPR took place at the British Embassy in Moscow
🔹The rally organizers oppose the killing of civilians in Donbass and London's support for the Ukrainian authorities, who use prohibited types of weapons against the civilian population of the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics, in particular, PFM-1 "Lepestok", which Ukrainian militants scatter on the streets of residential areas.
❗️The protesters want to draw the attention of the collective West to the problem of Kiev's use of prohibited weapons, which are used by the AFU in Donetsk, Lisichansk, Popasnaya, and Yasinovataya.
🔹The rally organizers oppose the killing of civilians in Donbass and London's support for the Ukrainian authorities, who use prohibited types of weapons against the civilian population of the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics, in particular, PFM-1 "Lepestok", which Ukrainian militants scatter on the streets of residential areas.
❗️The protesters want to draw the attention of the collective West to the problem of Kiev's use of prohibited weapons, which are used by the AFU in Donetsk, Lisichansk, Popasnaya, and Yasinovataya.
Forwarded from Florian Zimmer
A war is the perfect time for globalists to put in place the great reset. Mandatory digital ID for all transactions (enforced rationing for war efforts), fighting propaganda online (total control of online activity), limiting movements and travel (stay home or else), expropriation of companies to support the war effort (beginning to abolish private property), media 100% aligned, school curriculum adapted, snitching rewarded, diminishing of available power (fuel, electricity), continued price inflation (expropriation), etc. If there's a semi-war with Russia, we could see all that crap happen in Q4 this year, 1st semester 2023. Some of the technical solutions could take a bit longer to be launched (CBDC currencies for example).
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Forwarded from Dr. Simon
Adverse effects of COVID-19 mRNA vaccines: the spike hypothesis
"Adverse effects following vaccination have been noted which may relate to a proinflammatory action of the lipid nanoparticles used or the delivered mRNA (i.e., the vaccine formulation), as well as to the unique nature, expression pattern, binding profile, and proinflammatory effects of the produced antigens – spike protein and/or its subunits/peptide fragments – in human tissues or organs."
Link to the study: https://bit.ly/3xdxbae
Even though the authors of this study (had to) praise the vaccination without underpinning their claims that "the vaccine saved thousands of lives" (well, how many did it kill?), it is no taboo anymore to discuss this 'conspiracy theory' in scientific publications.
People have been banned from social media and society for saying the exact same thing in the last two years. It's good to see the narrative shifting. They can't hide it anymore.
Cheers,
Dr. Simon @Goddek (click and follow me!)
"Adverse effects following vaccination have been noted which may relate to a proinflammatory action of the lipid nanoparticles used or the delivered mRNA (i.e., the vaccine formulation), as well as to the unique nature, expression pattern, binding profile, and proinflammatory effects of the produced antigens – spike protein and/or its subunits/peptide fragments – in human tissues or organs."
Link to the study: https://bit.ly/3xdxbae
Even though the authors of this study (had to) praise the vaccination without underpinning their claims that "the vaccine saved thousands of lives" (well, how many did it kill?), it is no taboo anymore to discuss this 'conspiracy theory' in scientific publications.
People have been banned from social media and society for saying the exact same thing in the last two years. It's good to see the narrative shifting. They can't hide it anymore.
Cheers,
Dr. Simon @Goddek (click and follow me!)
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Parking management
Hadmut 8/21/2022 13:14
Which is greater in Berlin? The stupidity, the malice or the greed?
After all, I've witnessed this, that they are spreading "parking management" everywhere in Berlin. That somehow sounds like improvement, like somebody cares. It sounds somehow like "we're opening a restaurant there now," but in fact it's just the big cashing in.
Earlier, so in my youth, one had there still the expenditure to put up parking meters and to empty the, there one still survived, on expenditure and yield in a reasonable relationship stand. Today, they do it much cheaper, they just put a machine for the whole street, with a solar cell on top, so it doesn't even have to be wired, and then you have to go to it. And then they collect the money, even though no service is actually provided. I can understand that to a certain extent, where the parking spaces are not enough, so that it is somewhat restrained, when people go shopping or something. But where people can't influence the parking time because they work or live there, I think it's a mistake. Where I used to work, they introduced that, too. This only affected me very rarely, because I only drove to work by car in very exceptional cases, but it did affect other colleagues from outside quite a bit. And if you then have a 9-hour day, namely 8 plus lunch break and sometimes overtime, but the maximum parking time is less than 8 hours, and that in a business park, then you do wonder how much malice can actually be behind it. But it is a source of income, and drivers and employees have no lobby in Berlin.
Speaking of maliciousness, the Red-Green government is of course using it quite deliberately to drive cars out of the city.
Now the BZ writes that "parking space management" is also being introduced at the Charité, Berlin's major hospital, meaning that parking spaces now cost money. One had promised employees an exemption, but then refused it to them.
Two euros per hour is now to be charged.
The result: nurses want to quit in rows because they simply cannot pay the additional 240 euros per month in parking fees from their salaries.
So we have a shortage of nurses, we already had the problem during the pandemic that we had intensive care beds that could not be occupied because there were no nurses, who are already overworked anyway, and now the district office in Mitte is demanding such high parking fees from nurses that they can no longer afford to work.
And who is responsible for the Mitte district office?
District Mayor Stephan von Dassel (Bündnis 90/Die Grünen).
And that makes you wonder: Is it sheer stupidity? Is it greed for money? Or is it the ideological malice of wanting to drive the car away, no matter what the price?
Real satire in the best Germany ever.
Compared to that, my gallows humor is just too ridiculous - isn't it?
Hadmut 8/21/2022 13:14
Which is greater in Berlin? The stupidity, the malice or the greed?
After all, I've witnessed this, that they are spreading "parking management" everywhere in Berlin. That somehow sounds like improvement, like somebody cares. It sounds somehow like "we're opening a restaurant there now," but in fact it's just the big cashing in.
Earlier, so in my youth, one had there still the expenditure to put up parking meters and to empty the, there one still survived, on expenditure and yield in a reasonable relationship stand. Today, they do it much cheaper, they just put a machine for the whole street, with a solar cell on top, so it doesn't even have to be wired, and then you have to go to it. And then they collect the money, even though no service is actually provided. I can understand that to a certain extent, where the parking spaces are not enough, so that it is somewhat restrained, when people go shopping or something. But where people can't influence the parking time because they work or live there, I think it's a mistake. Where I used to work, they introduced that, too. This only affected me very rarely, because I only drove to work by car in very exceptional cases, but it did affect other colleagues from outside quite a bit. And if you then have a 9-hour day, namely 8 plus lunch break and sometimes overtime, but the maximum parking time is less than 8 hours, and that in a business park, then you do wonder how much malice can actually be behind it. But it is a source of income, and drivers and employees have no lobby in Berlin.
Speaking of maliciousness, the Red-Green government is of course using it quite deliberately to drive cars out of the city.
Now the BZ writes that "parking space management" is also being introduced at the Charité, Berlin's major hospital, meaning that parking spaces now cost money. One had promised employees an exemption, but then refused it to them.
Two euros per hour is now to be charged.
The result: nurses want to quit in rows because they simply cannot pay the additional 240 euros per month in parking fees from their salaries.
So we have a shortage of nurses, we already had the problem during the pandemic that we had intensive care beds that could not be occupied because there were no nurses, who are already overworked anyway, and now the district office in Mitte is demanding such high parking fees from nurses that they can no longer afford to work.
And who is responsible for the Mitte district office?
District Mayor Stephan von Dassel (Bündnis 90/Die Grünen).
And that makes you wonder: Is it sheer stupidity? Is it greed for money? Or is it the ideological malice of wanting to drive the car away, no matter what the price?
Real satire in the best Germany ever.
Compared to that, my gallows humor is just too ridiculous - isn't it?
⬆️ How’s this for sheer stupidity, greed & self-inflicted injury?
Or it is? I don’t think it’s any of the above.
It’s too obviously mad, that an elected politician introduces rules that do no good & result eventually in suffering & death.
We see specifically things just like this in other cities, countries & continents. The excuses given are often the same. But they’re wrong, yet in notional democracies, nobody is able to set things right, though solutions abound.
Once you see it, you cannot unsee it. Everywhere, officialdom goes ever so slightly out of its way to make things slightly worse for you. It’s deliberate, considered & is part of an implacable enemy, who’s goal in the end is to save the planet from you, ideally by extinguishing you.
Best wishes
Mike
Ps: I listened to this just days ago when I couldn’t sleep. I had been admiring the US interstate system & had been reading about how far sighted Eisenhower had been & what a powerful influence upon him had been his experience of the German road networks, which they invented. When I was young, Germany felt like a young country again. This is totally emblematic of that technological feel in the air. Somehow, in just 50 years, we’ve travelled from that optimism to this dystopia.
https://youtu.be/iukUMRlaBBE
This video mix was created in memory of Florian Schneider, cofounder of Kraftwerk. I had just driven several hundred miles, towing a vintage bike on my trailer to N. Lincs so join a multi day rally of the model. I’d heard Florian had died & I played this several times as I sped north. My bike had been launched a couple of years before this track was released.
Or it is? I don’t think it’s any of the above.
It’s too obviously mad, that an elected politician introduces rules that do no good & result eventually in suffering & death.
We see specifically things just like this in other cities, countries & continents. The excuses given are often the same. But they’re wrong, yet in notional democracies, nobody is able to set things right, though solutions abound.
Once you see it, you cannot unsee it. Everywhere, officialdom goes ever so slightly out of its way to make things slightly worse for you. It’s deliberate, considered & is part of an implacable enemy, who’s goal in the end is to save the planet from you, ideally by extinguishing you.
Best wishes
Mike
Ps: I listened to this just days ago when I couldn’t sleep. I had been admiring the US interstate system & had been reading about how far sighted Eisenhower had been & what a powerful influence upon him had been his experience of the German road networks, which they invented. When I was young, Germany felt like a young country again. This is totally emblematic of that technological feel in the air. Somehow, in just 50 years, we’ve travelled from that optimism to this dystopia.
https://youtu.be/iukUMRlaBBE
This video mix was created in memory of Florian Schneider, cofounder of Kraftwerk. I had just driven several hundred miles, towing a vintage bike on my trailer to N. Lincs so join a multi day rally of the model. I’d heard Florian had died & I played this several times as I sped north. My bike had been launched a couple of years before this track was released.
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Kraftwerk - Autobahn (Single version 1974)
1974 Electro Classic from German Group Kraftwerk. The full German lyrics are as follows:
Wir fahr'n fahr'n fahr'n auf der Autobahn
Vor uns liegt ein weites Tal
Die Sonne scheint mit Glitzerstrahl
Die Fahrbahn ist ein graues Band
Weisse Streifen,…
Wir fahr'n fahr'n fahr'n auf der Autobahn
Vor uns liegt ein weites Tal
Die Sonne scheint mit Glitzerstrahl
Die Fahrbahn ist ein graues Band
Weisse Streifen,…
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I like Catherine Austin Fitts description of what going on. She’ll say “You have to think like them, so when you think it’s one thing, it’s always three, four, five things, all happening at once”.
You’d think no one will fall for this bunk, but disappointingly, they do, in very large numbers.
I sense Phase I of the path to the UN2030 sustainable development goals is coming to an end, which is why MSM is orchestrating so many pieces critical of official policy, while ramping up the fear in what might become Phase II.
Best wishes
Mike
Ps: I no longer watch TV, so I hadn’t appreciated quite how persuasive this all is.
You’d think no one will fall for this bunk, but disappointingly, they do, in very large numbers.
I sense Phase I of the path to the UN2030 sustainable development goals is coming to an end, which is why MSM is orchestrating so many pieces critical of official policy, while ramping up the fear in what might become Phase II.
Best wishes
Mike
Ps: I no longer watch TV, so I hadn’t appreciated quite how persuasive this all is.
Looks like I hugely underestimated the relative risks of what is termed COVID-19 vs the “vaccines”.
Mike
https://www.globalresearch.ca/shocking-uk-government-admits-covid-vaccinated-children-4423-more-likely-die-any-cause-13633-more-likely-die-covid-19-than-unvaccinated-children/5788225
Mike
https://www.globalresearch.ca/shocking-uk-government-admits-covid-vaccinated-children-4423-more-likely-die-any-cause-13633-more-likely-die-covid-19-than-unvaccinated-children/5788225
Media is too big
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Recently released report from the Israeli Ministry of Health indicates the side effects of the Covid19 "vaccines" are not temporary, they are medium to long term, and ongoing. The Ministry has had this information since June yet has suppressed it.
Forwarded from Battlefield Insights
Just to put the current conflict in Ukraine into perspective:
In 1991 Iraq, USA has fired 60,000 rounds for the entire gulf war.
Russia fires this in one day.
The NATO industrial base is not capable of such production numbers.
Europe is not capable of producing an arsenal capable to stand up to the Russian military.
Expert opinion:
According to ex-US marine corp officer Scott Ritter, the British would run out of ammunition in 2 weeks in a war against Russia. Scott Ritter said they would “not even last 2 weeks because they’d lose their entire army by then.”
According to Scott, NATO has been demilitarized. Even the United States,
According to Scott, has run out of rounds for their most important systems which are meant to break down the russian military — in event of conflict.
Scott says that the Russian military, according to leaked documents by Ukrainian ministry of defense itself — inflicted 250,000 casualties onto the Ukrainians. This is 3x the size of Britain’s entire standing army.
Scott estimates that before the war, no European military would stand in a conflict with the Ukrainian army. He explains that the Ukrainian military would decimate Poland, Germany, Romania, etc.
Having internal knowledge due to his US military background/connections, Scott is aware of the level of support, training and supplies to the Ukrainian military since 2014. Scott describes the pre-2022 Ukrainian military as best combat equipped in Europe with more battle experience than any other army in Europe.
Scott Ritter estimates 15,000 combined casualties for Russia and its allies, this is inline with our previous estimation.
Ukrainians are losing thousands of men without ever seeing a Russian soldier face to face. This is inline with the videos we saw from various Ukrainian units who refused to fight and called on the Ukrainian authorities to pull them out of battle. They said the exact same thing. The casualty ratio between Russia and Ukraine is simply jaw dropping. These are numbers we have not seen in modern history.
Russia is doing this with 200k men, a peace time economy. Russia has not mobilized. Russia has employed 20% of its capability.
One more thing to add: while looking at maps, we only see “small advance” arrows. Small advance arrows accomplish one thing, they demilitarize Ukraine and inflict heavy casualties on the Ukrainians without putting Russian lives at danger. Russia is not on a timed schedule here. They have no reason to rush. Anyone who studied history, especially WW2 battles — is aware that big arrow map moves cost big casualties. Thousands of men die. There’s simply no reason for this. In fact, the longer Russia drags this out, the more they demilitarize Europe and drain the United States military supplies and funds.
At the same time, the Russian military is now the most combat experienced military in the world. The longer this drags on, the more soldiers get combat experience due to rotations. The more pilots get to perfect their skills, navy, intelligence, etc.
No modern military has fought a war even remotely similar to the Ukrainian war. This is not a war where the enemy gets bombed to oblivion by aviation, cities get turned into rubble and soldier then move in like heroes with minimal resistance— this is ground warfare in its purest form; artillery battles, territorial conquest. This is where individual skills and strategy are crucial.
The world has not seen anything like this since WW2. Russia will demilitarize Ukraine. Russia will reach its goals. No magical weapon can change that. No one with military background doubts this.
In 1991 Iraq, USA has fired 60,000 rounds for the entire gulf war.
Russia fires this in one day.
The NATO industrial base is not capable of such production numbers.
Europe is not capable of producing an arsenal capable to stand up to the Russian military.
Expert opinion:
According to ex-US marine corp officer Scott Ritter, the British would run out of ammunition in 2 weeks in a war against Russia. Scott Ritter said they would “not even last 2 weeks because they’d lose their entire army by then.”
According to Scott, NATO has been demilitarized. Even the United States,
According to Scott, has run out of rounds for their most important systems which are meant to break down the russian military — in event of conflict.
Scott says that the Russian military, according to leaked documents by Ukrainian ministry of defense itself — inflicted 250,000 casualties onto the Ukrainians. This is 3x the size of Britain’s entire standing army.
Scott estimates that before the war, no European military would stand in a conflict with the Ukrainian army. He explains that the Ukrainian military would decimate Poland, Germany, Romania, etc.
Having internal knowledge due to his US military background/connections, Scott is aware of the level of support, training and supplies to the Ukrainian military since 2014. Scott describes the pre-2022 Ukrainian military as best combat equipped in Europe with more battle experience than any other army in Europe.
Scott Ritter estimates 15,000 combined casualties for Russia and its allies, this is inline with our previous estimation.
Ukrainians are losing thousands of men without ever seeing a Russian soldier face to face. This is inline with the videos we saw from various Ukrainian units who refused to fight and called on the Ukrainian authorities to pull them out of battle. They said the exact same thing. The casualty ratio between Russia and Ukraine is simply jaw dropping. These are numbers we have not seen in modern history.
Russia is doing this with 200k men, a peace time economy. Russia has not mobilized. Russia has employed 20% of its capability.
One more thing to add: while looking at maps, we only see “small advance” arrows. Small advance arrows accomplish one thing, they demilitarize Ukraine and inflict heavy casualties on the Ukrainians without putting Russian lives at danger. Russia is not on a timed schedule here. They have no reason to rush. Anyone who studied history, especially WW2 battles — is aware that big arrow map moves cost big casualties. Thousands of men die. There’s simply no reason for this. In fact, the longer Russia drags this out, the more they demilitarize Europe and drain the United States military supplies and funds.
At the same time, the Russian military is now the most combat experienced military in the world. The longer this drags on, the more soldiers get combat experience due to rotations. The more pilots get to perfect their skills, navy, intelligence, etc.
No modern military has fought a war even remotely similar to the Ukrainian war. This is not a war where the enemy gets bombed to oblivion by aviation, cities get turned into rubble and soldier then move in like heroes with minimal resistance— this is ground warfare in its purest form; artillery battles, territorial conquest. This is where individual skills and strategy are crucial.
The world has not seen anything like this since WW2. Russia will demilitarize Ukraine. Russia will reach its goals. No magical weapon can change that. No one with military background doubts this.
Forwarded from Brian Berletic's New Atlas Channel
⚔️🇬🇧🇷🇺 UK "Prepares" For War with Russia
FAST FACT: Russia's military has killed more Ukrainian soldiers than than the UK has soldiers in its ENTIRE army...
FAST FACT: Russia's military has killed more Ukrainian soldiers than than the UK has soldiers in its ENTIRE army...
Forwarded from Disclose.tv
JUST IN - Euro falls below parity with US dollar as the Eurozone tumbles toward recession.
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@disclosetv
The main reason for Biden's war in Ukraine as well as lockdowns. The Euro needs to collapse before the dollar is imploded in an inside job, when the dollar CBDC is ready.
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Robin Monotti + Dr Mike Yeadon + Cory Morningstar
JUST IN - Euro falls below parity with US dollar as the Eurozone tumbles toward recession.
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Forwarded from COVID-19 Up
🚨BREAKING: Dr. Fauci to Step Down in December to Pursue His "Next Chapter"
🇺🇸@COVID19Up: Dr. Fauci announced on Monday (August 22) that he intended to leave government service in December to “pursue the next chapter” of his career, and that he would step down as President Biden’s top medical adviser and the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, which he has led for 38 years.
However, he said he was “not retiring in the classic sense” but would devote himself to traveling, writing and encouraging young people to enter government service.
“So long as I’m healthy, which I am, and I’m energetic, which I am, and I’m passionate, which I am, I want to do some things outside of the realm of the federal government,” Dr. Fauci said in the interview.
He made it clear that he wants to “hopefully inspire and mentor the next generation of scientific leaders as they help prepare the world to face future infectious disease threats."
Join the discussion:
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🇺🇸@COVID19Up: Dr. Fauci announced on Monday (August 22) that he intended to leave government service in December to “pursue the next chapter” of his career, and that he would step down as President Biden’s top medical adviser and the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, which he has led for 38 years.
However, he said he was “not retiring in the classic sense” but would devote himself to traveling, writing and encouraging young people to enter government service.
“So long as I’m healthy, which I am, and I’m energetic, which I am, and I’m passionate, which I am, I want to do some things outside of the realm of the federal government,” Dr. Fauci said in the interview.
He made it clear that he wants to “hopefully inspire and mentor the next generation of scientific leaders as they help prepare the world to face future infectious disease threats."
Join the discussion:
🗣@COVID1984chat