Debt Rattle November 22 2024
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“Ads are catering to desires – if not of the perceived customers then the ad campaign creators at least – this is what they desire? All others dead?”
“Hell Is Other People”
~Jean-Paul Sartre
“The Storm”
https://x.com/Matt_Bracken48/status/1859025830678327643
Couple most recent articles in SCF:
Alastair Crooke:
Editorial Board:
They’re at it again… the U.S. and Britain, inciting global war, must be defeated for good
Anyway, … will insanity be arrested? I gravely doubt…
F.S.
According to this gal, Gaetz justifiably thought the young lady was over 18.
A little soap opera in real life.
“How can you convict someone of statutory rape when this woman was using a real state of Florida driver’s license to present as being of age?”Another reason both men and women should only have sex in a long term relationship they would be willing to have babies in? …Nevermind. People think I’m talking Swahili.
Trying to make sense, Luongo proposes it was NOT an ATACMs missile. As the Pentagon shot down RUDELY, only a week or two ago. It was a Stormshadow missile. Okay, whut?
The Stormshadow — also — is completely worthless without FULL U.S. satellite mapping data punched in. Our express permission. SO: BRITAIN double-crossed us, and got TRAITORS in the US Arm somewhere, maybe CIA, maybe 4-stars, who knows? And EXPRESSLY SHOT RUSSIA. And the U.S. is going to admit this? Nah, maybe if WE take responsibility, it remains all under CONTROL.
Now this is also exactly Ze’s lunatic tour of this “Victory” Plan. Now we know the one side: escalation of missiles in Kursk that are not expelled. Then air sheild (how???). Then Hillary Clinton’s Russian no-fly zone. Jan 6, NATO is everywhere occupying Russia + Ukraine. Trump then has to openly retreat. Nope. Or leave NATO, nope. Or keep the war going, Yup.
Now, that’s the NATO/War side, what about Perfidious Albion again, the worst nation in the history of nations, outdoing Ghengis Khan? Yeah, not only that, so yes, green light, but why NOW?
Simple, what we’ve been saying all along: Bond rates. Bye Europe. Bond defaults. UK falls. Germany Falls. Austria doesn’t pay. All these LeGaurde bonds hit their tripwire number as DOGE gets going, market anticipates the move. HOWWWWWW, do you drive money INTO bonds, instantly, panic button, overnight? Remember, it’s that or the world ends, worldwide financial collapse end of Europe for 200 years, no moves.
War. Nuke strike. $$$ to US$, yes, but also, but because of that, ALSO to Eurobonds.
Got it? Does this now start to sound plausible? More plausible than the cockamaime NATO occupation? I mean, sure they’d do it, but Austin already said it would LOSE, wouldn’t change a thing, already said no. But add the TIME factor? Yeah, I can see that.
@ Dr D: Pretty sure Russia would have pointed out Stormshadow (what a preposterously pretentious name) vs ATACMS. Their S400 radar would be able to identify which it was based on the very different flight profiles.
Notwithstanding the incomprehensibly aggressive attitude of the chihuahua UK, I don’t think we can let Blinken and Sullivan off the hook for giving the OK for US involvement. Not sure how they got around the Pentagon this time though. Maybe they found and exploited the traitors within the Military.
The tribe murdered JFK 61 years ago today, does anyone even remember? The USS Liberty, forgotten. 911, basically forgotten. Soon they’ll forget being penned up and injected like cattle. Imagine what’s coming when no one stops your crime spree. No one ever held to account, and you have all the money in the world to continue it.
I stand corrected on the latest Russian missile after visiting Andrei Martyanov’s Blog.
In his latest post he clarifies the missile in question.
He says it it Not an ICBM, it’s an intermediate range ballistic missile not meant to span continents but to reach every nook & cranny of Euroturdistan and turn it into a giant glass ashtray.
It is a missile category that was suppose to be limited by a treaty on intermediate range ballistic missiles that the Empire of Lies bailed out on years ago and hasn’t been able to develop one of it’s own from a general lack of competence and technical retardation.
The new Russian missile is called Hazel Grove
If you’ve seen the video of it hitting the Ukronazi missile factory it looked like a giant cluster of hypersonic explosions mimicking a hazelnut grove when viewed from above. Like a bunch of deadly Venn diagrams giving overlapping coverage of a large area andd smoking it.
The individual warheads in the video were coming in at Mach 7 or 8 and meant to deeply penetrate the ground.
Anyone familiar with physics will appreciate the momentum of an object weighting about a 1000 kilos going 5,000 miles an hour going straight into the ground from near Earth orbit.
Make a Big Impression
It was design to be armed with multiple nuclear warheads, each on it’s own maneuvering glide vehicle.
The Russians customized this one’s maiden voyage of a LIVE test by swapping out the nukes for conventional warheads.
As the old hunting expression goes, “It was slicker than deer guts on a doorknob”
Andrei says that the Russian SMO is OVER.
This missile marks the official end of the SMO and the new Russian position that this is now a WAR.
That’s right kids, surprise, it’s a real War now and one more cowardly cunt stunt by the Empire of Lies and they and the Limeys and Germans and Polocks will result in a strike on their facilities.
Andrei said, “The West is lost.”
You feelin’ lucky Punk?
From Larry Johnson:
A more detailed explanation and Putin’s exact words on the subject without MediaWhore filters
“Now, with respect to ATACMs. Describing these missiles as long-range is inaccurate.
I want to briefly review how the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (aka INF) came to be.
The Europeans were terrified in the early 1980s by Soviet intermediate-range ballistic missiles because those missiles could hit all major cities in Europe. The US responded by deploying Pershing II missiles.
According to Ray McGovern, the Soviets approached the United States and suggested making a deal to eliminate the intermediate-range missiles. Ray says he briefed the White House that this was a legitimate offer and the rest is history —
Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev signed the INF Treaty on December 8, 1987. The treaty did the following:
The INF Treaty banned all of the two nations’ nuclear and conventional ground-launched ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and missile launchers with ranges of 500–1,000 kilometers (310–620 mi) (short medium-range) and 1,000–5,500 km (620–3,420 mi) (intermediate-range).
So, by the definitions in this treaty, an ATACM is NOT even a short medium-range missile because it only can travel a maximum of 190 miles.
Storm Shadow and SCALP missiles are another ball game.
They fall into the short medium-range category.
Russia, on the other hand, now has demonstrated that it has a hypersonic MIRV (i.e., Multiple Independently Targetable Reentry Vehicle) intermediate-range missile that can strike every city in Europe withing 20 minutes. It covers up to 5,000 kilometers. NATO has no answer to this threat.
Let’s review what Vladimir Putin said today:
“I repeat: The testing of the ‘Oreshnik’ (Hazel Grove) missile under combat conditions is being carried out by us as a response to the aggressive activities of NATO countries towards Russia. The issue of the later deployment of short- and medium-range missiles will be addressed depending on the actions of the USA and its satellite states.
The targets to be destroyed in the framework of further tests of our new missile system will be determined based on their threat to the security of the Russian Federation. We consider ourselves entitled to use our weapons against military targets of those countries that deploy their own weapons against our targets.
In the event of an escalation of aggressive activities, we will respond decisively and reciprocally.
To the ruling elites of those countries who are planning to deploy their own troops against Russia, I strongly advise them to seriously reconsider.
It goes without saying that, if necessary, and as a retaliatory measure, we will choose to use weapons like the ‘Oreshnik’ against targets in Ukraine, and we will instruct the civilian population, as well as citizens of friendly nations, to leave the danger zones in advance.
We will do this for humanitarian reasons. We will make this public, openly, without the danger of any countermeasures from the opponent, who will also receive this information.
Why can we do this? Because, as of today, there are no countermeasures against this weapon.
The missile strikes targets at a speed of 10 Mach…
The West is now on notice.If they allow Ukraine to continue to fire missiles supplied by the US, the UK, France or Germany into Russia, the Russian military will attack Western military targets, but give enough warning so that civilians and soldiers can be evacuated.
It is that simple. Don’t make this overly complicated.
Putin ain’t bluffing.
Russia Did Not Fire an ICBM Yesterday, They Fired Something Much Worse
Russian fiber-optic drone lookin’Good
Russian Roulette:
American version: Remove 5 bullets. Leave 1 bullet in chamber.
Russian Version: Remove 1 bullet. Leave 5 bullets in chamber.
Which game are you playing?
Has anyone seen the Lincoln aircraft carrier?
Has anyone seen the Ike aircraft carrier?
Is the US Navy suddenly having veteran re-enlistment problems?
Everything is moving too fast.
I’m not getting popcorn.
It’s too dangerous to get robbed by starving people.Good on you for taking note of this dark day, November 22, 1963 and Their murder of John F. Kennedy.
November 22nd is awful day of Remembrance in my mom’s Irish-Catholic house.
She talked with me about that day 61 years ago throughout the day and in an anticipation of the anniversary this past week.
911 fades away too.These events aren’t simply forgotten. Their existence was being denied while it happened.
The latter represents some rather dark, very strange psychology.
Reread my post on McGonagle’s Medal of Honor ceremony, the only one given in secret and not by The President of the United States. I spoke with McGonagle several times over a few decades ago.
On forgetting as if it never happened even while it was happening Harold Pinter and John Pilger agreed.
Rationalizing the Horrors of Israel’s War in Gaza
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The novelist Howard Jacobson has argued that too much press coverage of dead Palestinian children is a new form of “blood libel” against Jews.
By Isaac Chotiner
October 14, 2024
https://www.newyorker.com/news/q-and-a/rationalizing-the-horrors-of-israels-war-in-gaza
….and to think rationalization and intellectualization are considered adult, mature coping mechanisms when both are just another expression of denial.
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