NJ transgender woman transferred from women’s only prison after impregnating 2 inmates

Clear evidence of how far the West has fallen. This is utter madness.

Let’s notice: 2021, New Jersey allowed prisoners to be housed according to their gender identity following a lawsuit brought forth by a trans inmate who lived in men’s prisons for 18 months and the American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey. The policy was mandated to remain in effect for at least one year.

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Press review: Russia okays shortened grain deal extension and Aussies getting nuke subs
Top stories from the Russian press on Tuesday, March 14th

❗️ Russian MoD’s latest statements on the US MQ-9 drone incident:

▪️ On the morning of March 14, in the area of the Crimean peninsula, an American UAV flight was recorded in the direction of Russia's border;

▪️ The drone flight was carried out with the transponders turned off in violation of the boundaries of the area of the regime for the use of airspace;

▪️ As a result of sharp maneuvering, the US drone went into uncontrolled flight with a loss of altitude and collided with the water;

▪️ Russian fighters did not use airborne weapons, did not come into contact with the US drone, but returned safely to the airfield.

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❗️Geopolitical Interests Of Our So-Called ‘Partners’ Turned Out To Be All Important For Them — President Putin

Key points from the Russian president on Tuesday:

▪Russia is fighting for the existence of its statehood, for its survival

▪The current international problems began after the collapse of the Soviet Union

▪Following the USSR’s fall, the West tried to rock Russia; it created a fifth column and sent hordes of international terrorists

▪Russia patiently tried for decades to improve relations with Ukraine, but that situation changed following the 2014 coup

▪For eight years, Russia has been trying to solve the problem in Donbass peacefully, but it has been deceived

▪Russia is a multinational country, but in Ukraine, it fights for the Russian world - it will not abandon these people

▪Russia must show consolidation and composure to bring peace and achieve success and victory

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🇷🇺🇺🇸What is known about the Black Sea drone incident
A US Reaper drone has crashed off the coast of Crimea, while on a spy mission
The US and other NATO countries have been flying spy missions just outside Russian airspace for more than a year, providing intelligence and other information to Ukraine while insisting they were not directly involved in the conflict.
1️⃣Where did this happen?
Neither the US nor Russia gave any coordinates for the incident. The Americans argued the drone was “operating within international airspace” over the Black Sea. The Russians said the drone was inside the restricted airspace established for the special military operation, of which everyone was properly notified months ago. Unconfirmed reports in the Russian media put the drone’s location about 60 kilometers (37 miles) southwest of the Crimean port of Sevastopol.
2️⃣What kind of drone was it?
The MQ-9 Reaper was developed from the original MQ-1 Predator. The US military described it as an “Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance” (ISR) platform. Though it certainly can be used for ISR work, the Reaper is primarily a “hunter-killer,” capable of carrying 1,700 kg (3,747 lbs) worth of Paveway laser-guided bombs or Hellfire missiles. Developed by California-based General Dynamics, the remotely-piloted aircraft has a wingspan of 20 meters and is powered by a 950-horsepower turboprop engine, capable of cruising speeds of 280-310 km/h. The US military operated around 300 of them as of 2021.
3️⃣Why was the drone there?
The US and NATO have ramped up their surveillance of Russia in both the Baltic and the Black Sea after the conflict in Ukraine escalated in February 2022. Washington has repeatedly confirmed providing Kiev with advice, intelligence and information needed to target the Russian military, as well as weapons, equipment and money – all while insisting the US is not a party to the hostilities. On Monday, a nuclear-capable B-52 bomber of the US Strategic Command deliberately flew towards St. Petersburg, turning around only after reaching the range required to launch a cruise missile.
4️⃣What happened to the wreck?
The Pentagon insists that no part of the drone has been recovered by Russia, but would not provide any more details to US reporters. Moscow has not officially commented on the matter. According to open-source researchers on social media, however, the Russian navy managed to recover several parts after a search-and-rescue operation, as the US and its NATO observed from P-8A and G-550 surveillance planes.

❗️ #DebunkingMyths spread by the EU leadership

Myth:

Russia and South America have access to significantly lower fertiliser cost thus undermining the competitiveness of EU farmers…

The European Parliament calls on the Commission to prepare a global strategy aimed at reducing the dominant role of the Russian Federation in global fertilisers and food markets, in particular in the immediate EU neighbourhood, emphasising the need for the world to become independent from Russian exports.

Facts:

Things that are defined in the established system of international economic relations as “competition-based international trade” have been transformed, in the minds of EU politicians and officials, into abusing a dominant position unless the business activity in question is beneficial to the EU itself.

🤷 Thus, any country around the world that is doing better than the European Union in the economy can be recognised as abusing its geostrategic position. Who is next?

Brussels is suggesting that third countries which did not receive our products in full should rely on themselves and the EU’s financial assistance.

🤔 Will the money and technology promised by the EU to the developing world last long, or are these proposals nothing more than a tool to promote the European private sector’s interests?

⚡️ On March 14, Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov sent letters to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, President of the UN General Assembly Csaba Korosi, OSCE Chairman-in-Office Bujar Osmani and OSCE Secretary General Helga Maria Schmid on the glaring violations of universal human and constitutional rights of Orthodox believers in Ukraine.

☝️ These violations stem from the Kiev regime’s repressive policy aimed at destroying the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC).

👉 FM Lavrov cites numerous instances of harassment of the canonical Orthodox Church:

◾️ the mass seizure of UOC churches and the forced illegal elimination of their communities under the pretext of ostensibly voluntary transfer to another jurisdiction;

◾️ so-called restrictive measures (sanctions) against bishops of the canonical Orthodox Church;

◾️ stripping a number of its bishops of Ukrainian citizenship and psychological and physical intimidation of clergy and parishioners.

❗️ FM Lavrov considers the actions of the Ukrainian authorities to be a flagrant violation of the rights of Orthodox Christians and discrimination against them.

These actions violate a number of universally recognised international legal documents – the UN Charter, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and the UN Declaration on the Elimination of All Forms of Intolerance and of Discrimination Based on Religion or Belief, to name a few.

The Foreign Minister of Russia urged the international leaders to offer a principled assessment of the illegal actions by the Ukrainian regime as regards the UOC. They should demand that Kiev stop its arbitrary treatment and repression of the canonical Orthodox Church, strictly observe its commitments under universally recognised international documents and prevent the forced eviction of monks from the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra.

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🎙 Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova’s answer to a media question on the grain deal extension

❓ Question: What can you say about statements by State Department Press Secretary Ned Price, the EU delegation in Moscow and other officials about the grain deal extension?

💬 The first comments, including those made by Washington and the EU delegation in Moscow in connection with the announcement of the Russian position on the Black Sea Initiative regarding Ukrainian food exports are stunningly hypocritical and unprofessional. They completely distort the facts.

We understand that Moscow’s decision was a kind of a cold shower for the American and EU officials.

We realise that there was confidence in Western capitals that everything would continue to follow a scenario in which they benefit. According to this scenario, Russian agricultural exports would be blocked whereas grain exports from Ukraine would continue growing unimpeded, bringing huge profits to the Kiev regime that it needs, in part, to pay for the never-ending flow of Western weapons and ammunition.

👆 We would advise the sources of such statements to read again the Istanbul agreements and statements made by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and other UN top officials to the effect that the Black Sea Initiative and the Russia-UN memorandum on bringing Russian fertiliser and food to world markets are an interconnected, package deal. Had they done so, their words about the absence of a link between the two agreements would not have sounded so absurd and humiliating for any professional diplomat, including from the EU delegation.

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