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"... system, without speed, is useless — speed, without system, is dangerous..."
~ Shrii Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar

"...система без скорости бесполезна - скорость без системы опасна..."
~ Шри Прабхат Ранджан Саркар
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I'd just like to mention that this is a guy who's been talking about retirement for the last 10 years or so, whose job consists of ocean-going irritation on a daily basis, and also is tasked with preventing the world from self-destruction.
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🇺🇸Former President Jimmy Carter, who died yesterday, criticized the United States for its constant wars and advised Trump to end them.

Carter, who once initiated détente between America and China, wrote a letter to President Trump in 2019 outlining his views on the China issue (Trump was using harsh anti-Chinese rhetoric at the time).

Following this letter, the current president called the former, and they had a conversation that Carter himself later recounted to the parishioners of his home church (Carter was an active Baptist).

He said Trump complained to him that China was "getting ahead of us."

"And you know why?" Carter said. "I normalized diplomatic relations with China in 1979. Did you know that since 1979, China has been at war with anyone? None. And we have remained at war," he said (note that China and Vietnam did fight a brief border war in early 1979).

Carter also said the United States is "the most belligerent country in the history of the world" because of its desire to impose American values ​​on other countries, and suggested that China was putting its resources into projects such as high-speed rail rather than into defense spending.

"How many miles of high-speed rail do we have in this country?" Carter asked. "Zero," the congregation responded.

"I think we've wasted three trillion dollars," Carter said, referring to American military spending.

“China hasn’t spent a dime on war, and so they’re ahead of us. In almost every way. And I think the difference is that if you took $3 trillion and you put it into American infrastructure, you’d probably have $2 trillion left over. We’d have high-speed rail. We’d have bridges that don’t collapse. We’d have roads that are maintained. Our education system would be as good as, say, South Korea or Hong Kong,” the former president added.

It should be noted that Donald Trump also regularly positions himself as a president under whom America does not wage wars, but ends them. He promised to end the war in Ukraine, and, according to Western media, this has become his most frequently repeated promise over the past year.
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While US was busy exporting/stealing the know how from Taiwan, and building factories on US soil through Chips act ($ 50 bn USD), China was moving many levels up. Silicon based chip manufacturing tech and acompanying microscope lythography technology used by TSMC and ASML (Netherlands) will become less relevant compared to edge exposed exfoliation (creating thin diamond membrane sheets of less than 1 micrometer).

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💢Georgian elections show Europe is no longer willing to bow down to the West's outgoing liberal elites - Dugin

The Russian philosopher noted that the leaders of Georgia, Hungary and Slovakia "are the future , " while European globalists "still live in the past," said Alexander Dugin.

https://t.me/SputnikInt/73747

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❗️Trump to ANNEX Panama Canal? Not a BIG DEAL

As US President-elect Donald Trump threatens to annex the Panama Canal, one of the most well-known waterways in the world, we present to you the TOP 5 most ambitious canals in a new age of canal building around the world.

1. Nicaragua Canal (🇳🇮Nicaragua)

An ambitious proposal to rival the Panama Canal by creating a passage through Nicaragua, linking the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. It is expected to accommodate larger ships than the Panama Canal. The project is anticipated to be financed primarily by a private Chinese company.

2. Kra Canal (🇹🇭Thailand)

A proposed canal in southern Thailand to connect the Andaman Sea to the Gulf of Thailand. It would bypass the Strait of Malacca, one of the busiest and most congested shipping routes, potentially shifting the balance of power in the region.

3. Istanbul Canal (🇹🇷Turkey)

The Istanbul Canal is proposed to create a new artificial waterway parallel to the Bosporus Strait, which is governed by the Montreux Convention (1936).

This convention restricts Turkey's ability to charge tolls for its use and limits the passage of military ships. The new canal, not subject to these rules, would enhance Turkey's influence on global trade and international politics.

4. Artificial River Project (🇪🇬Egypt)

Egypt is working on a project to construct a 114-kilometre canal aimed at turning 1.2 million acres of arid desert west of the Nile Delta into arable land.

The project seeks to carry agricultural wastewater from the Nile Delta to the New Delta Agricultural Wastewater Treatment Recycling and Reuse Plant in the Hamam District of western Egypt.

5. Indian Rivers Interlinking Project (🇮🇳India)

This extensive initiative seeks to connect India's rivers through a network of canals and reservoirs to address water scarcity and flooding. The project encompasses 30 links and 3,000 storage structures, aiming to facilitate the transfer of water from surplus regions to those facing deficits.

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#Outcomes2024

🎙 Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s during a news conference on the outcomes of Russian diplomacy in 2024 (January 14, 2025)



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💬 FM Sergey #Lavrov: We are living in a historical era or confrontation between those who uphold the fundamental principles of international law< /b> <...> which have been formulated, set out and put forth in the most important international document – ​​the UN Charter – and those who are not satisfied with that document, who decided <. ..> that they could not live in accordance with the wishes of the “political West”, <...> those who oppose multipolarity.

President of Russia Vladimir Putin has repeatedly explained the true We had to begin to repel an attack, a war waged against us by the collective West with the main goal of suppressing competition when Russia re-emerged as its strong rival on the international arena.

Their main goal was to weaken our country geopolitically, creating direct military threats to us right on our borders, on Russia's native territories, <...> in an attempt to slash our strategic potential and devalue it as much as possible.

The second reason also has to do with the history of the region, only it was more about the people who have lived on that land for centuries. <...> These people were labeled ‘terrorists’ by the current Ukrainian regime, which came to power through a coup d’etat. And when they refused to accept it, that regime launched an all-out offensive against all things Russian. <...>

There has been a revival in efforts to oppose the Western diktat, with emerging economies and new centers of financial power in China, India, ASEAN, the Arab world, and CELAC. This group also includes a resurgent Russia together with its allies from the EAEU, the CIS, and CSTO. This also includes the SCO and #BRICS.

The United States does not want to have any competitors anywhere, starting with the energy sector. <...> The United States and its allies have placed sanctions policies at the core of what they do on the international stage, including regarding Russia. This demonstrates their refusal to engage in fair economic competition and their commitment to using unfair, aggressive practices for suppressing their opponents.

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#CollectiveWest

The West is intoxicated by its perceived “greatness,” its impunity, and its self-endowed authority to dictate the destinies of peoples worldwide. This reflects arrogance and a disdainful attitude towards the rest of the world. It is yet another brazen assertion that when we speak of “democracy,” it signifies merely one thing – “we do as we please.” <...> It is sheer hypocrisy, dictatorial behavior, disrespect for the populace.

#UN

UN Security Council reform is needed. Not all countries that bear special responsibility in the global economy, finance, politics, and military affairs are represented in the UN Security Council. It has been pointed out repeatedly that countries such as India and Brazil have long earned permanent Security Council membership on all counts, as has Africa.

#RussiaChina

Russia-China partnership is among the key factors stabilizing modern international life and the ongoing processes that are used, among other things, to escalate confrontation and hostility in international affairs, which is what our neighbors from NATO engage in under US guidance.

#USA #Ukraine

As soon as Donald Trump assumes the presidency and articulates his final stance on Ukrainian matters, we will examine it. <...> The increasing reference to the realities “on the ground” is a development likely to be welcomed.

#RussiaSerbia

Our relations with Serbia are grounded solely in the interests of the Serbian and Russian peoples, as well as our respective states. Our interests align on the majority majority of issues. These relations are rich with specific agreements and projects, including those in the energy sector, approved by our heads of state, governments, and companies.
Duplex Disputatio Dept:

US Global Double Talk • War & USAID Continue Unabated

Глобальный двойной разговор США • Война и USAID продолжаются без утихания

美国全球双重谈话 • 战争与美国国际开发署持续不减


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