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Dummies guide for Psychological Manipulation
(Propaganda is persuasive messaging )
• Anger Towards the Unvaccinated was Intentional Psychological Manipulation (NE)Credit: https://nakedemperor.substack.com/p/why-anger-towards-the-unvaccinated?s=r
Yale University with a study which began in July 2020. The study,https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8531257/
Persuasive messaging to increase COVID-19 vaccine uptake intentions
Erin K. James,a,b Scott E. Bokemper,c,d Alan S. Gerber,c,d,e Saad B. Omer,a,b,f,g and Gregory A. Huberc,d,e,⁎https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04460703
COVID-19 Vaccine Messaging, Part 1
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WHAT!!!!
Not a sound in Canada
Trudeau is an hypocrite• “Dictatorship Of The Worst Kind” – Trudeau Lambasted In EU Parliament (TNC)
Croatian Member of European (MEP) Parliament and former judge Mislav Kolakusic called Prime Minister Justin Trudeau out to his face in Brussels on Tuesday, savaging Trudeau over “civil rights violations” against Freedom Convoy protesters. Speaking before the European Parliament, Kolakusic accused the prime minister of engaging in a “dictatorship of the worst kind” by using the Emergencies Act to crush peaceful demonstrations. Kolakusic’s speech followed Trudeau’s own address to the parliament, where the prime minister had sounded off on purported threats to democracy posed by freedom protesters. Kolakusic responded to Trudeau’s claims through a Croatian translator.
Our leaders/democracy are NOT talking/promoting peace
There is only “Blame Putin”
They want to destroy Russians.
Our leaders are cheering the Ukraine leader, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, while 90% of the Ukrainians have had their lives destroyed.
The world leaders and EU will harvest what they have sowed, a pile of devastation and rubble.Go look. A lot of info
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/2/28/russia-ukraine-crisis-in-maps-and-charts-live-news-interactive
Russia-Ukraine war by the numbers: Live TrackerWWIII is being fought with modern tools.
1. Volodymyr Zelenskyy is doing effective propaganda using “face time” by speaking directly to the foreign snobs.
2. Biden has used faster than sound smart missiles.
3. Ukraine has been reduced to a demolished pile of raw material that can only be used by a recycler.
4. Food shortages will haunt all countries.
5. Our leaders have not learned that everyone loses in a modern war.It takes two to make a transaction
“the most corrupt nation in Europe” – Ukraine
“The most corrupt nation in the world” – USA
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If you get covid more than once then you don’t have immunity
1. https://www.ft.com/content/b4bf71b1-0b60-41fd-b445-ce13379a270c (Paywall)
2. https://www.theblaze.com/op-ed/horowitz-record-infections-in-super-vaxxed-uk-seniors-as-double-vaxxed-show-negative-efficacy-against-covid-death
3. https://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(22)00076-9?rss=yes#relatedArticles“vaccines ……. preventing people from achieving immunity………
“Covid infections surge to record high for over-70s in UK …. seniors are now experiencing record numbers….. after nearly every senior was vaccinated ……. Nearly 95% of all adults are fully vaccinated, and nearly 100% of seniors are vaccinated and boosted……
Among seniors, boosters are nearly universal. Thus, there is nowhere to run or hide from the vaccine failures.
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Sanctions cause price inflation because it artificially reduces supplies
• Next Inflation Shock Comes From Resource Nationalism (Cerasuolo)
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Live updates:
Ukraine’s defence ministry says its forces have regained control of the key Kyiv suburb of Makariv.
The United Nations’ refugee agency says 3.5 million people have fled Ukraine since Russia launched its invasion.
Russian Nobel Peace Prize winner announces plan to auction medal in a bid to raise funds for Ukrainian refugees.
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urges his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to hold direct talks, reiterates he is prepared to commit to not seeking NATO membership.
US President Joe Biden warns Moscow is weighing the use of chemical weapons in Ukraine as West suggests Moscow’s offensive has stalled.12 mins ago (15:16 GMT)
Ukraine’s deputy prime minister says at least 100,000 civilians want to escape from Mariupol but cannot because of a lack of safe corridors out of the besieged southeastern port city.
Iryna Vereshchuk said shelling by Russian forces was also preventing rescue workers from accessing the site of a bombed theatre in Mariupol where city officials say hundreds were believed to be sheltering underground when it was hit by an air raid last week.
Russia has denied bombing the theatre or attacking civilians.
Question for Canadians
Why did the new media just tell us/announce that Liberals and the NDP made a power sharing agreement?TAE is asking …..With democracy and liberty,
Who has the real truth
Me or You?
Citizens of the USA can see the true variation
Citizens of Ukraine have been seeing/shown a different variationIf you are looking for answers look/read todays collection here …..
If you did not find an answer in the collection of articles, then you must have found it in the commentsNO !!!! ….
What a waste of your time.
Go back to sleep.Get your priorities right
Food EMERGENCIES (Ukraine is at the bottom)AFGHANISTAN EMERGENCY
COVID-19 PANDEMIC
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO EMERGENCY
HAITI EMERGENCY
NORTH EASTERN NIGERIA EMERGENCY
SAHEL EMERGENCY
SOUTHERN MADAGASCAR EMERGENCY
SOUTH SUDAN EMERGENCY
SYRIA EMERGENCY
UKRAINE EMERGENCY
YEMEN EMERGENCY
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Have you got your mind made up?
Don’t read …. Don’t listen ….. Don’t look….
If you are here …. Then you might change your mind ….
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Armchair Generals have been replaced by Armchair psychiatristA psychiatrist is a physician who specializes in psychiatry, the branch of medicine devoted to the diagnosis, prevention, study, and treatment of mental disorders. Psychiatrists are medical doctors and evaluate patients to determine whether their symptoms are the result of a physical illness, a combination of physical and mental ailments or strictly mental issues. Sometimes a psychiatrist works within a multi-disciplinary team, which may comprise clinical psychologists, social worker…
Wikipedia
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Some people have got a superior way of expressing their thought
Performance-Enhancing TesticlesThis works for me
https://consortiumnews.com/https://www.rt.com/russia/552285-donbass-russia-ukraine-history/
Historic roots of the Donbass problem explainedCurrent events have brought a renewed focus on the Donbass, a historical region on the border of Ukraine and Russia. By the standards of history, this area has emerged quite recently, and has always stood a little apart. It’s important to understand its evolution when viewing this crisis, which began in 2014.
Today, Donbass is an industrial and mining region, but for a long time it was largely uninhabited. The steppe zone that ran along the southern borders of medieval ‘Rus’ (not yet divided into Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus) was called the ‘Wild Fields.’ It was home to nomadic peoples and farmers only moved south with great difficulty. After the Mongol invasion in the 13th century, the Wild Fields was a dangerous place to find yourself.
Around four hundred years, a few peasants from Russia and Ukraine began to gradually settle in the future Donbass.
A great leap forward came in the 19th century when the coal deposits discovered there became necessary for industry. It was then that many of the cities without which it is impossible to imagine today’s Donbass were founded. In 1869, the British industrialist John Hughes built a factory around which the village of Yuzovka grew – it had a few more names, including Stalino, before a local man renamed it Donetsk, in 1961.
In 1868, Kramatorsk appeared and, in 1878, Debaltseve. The cities grew rapidly. Coal deposits and increasing factories formed the unique ‘face’ of the region. This even applies to the landscape: wherever you go in modern Donbass, giant landfills catch your eye. Donbass was formed as an industrial region and its cities and factories often flow into one another, even today. The region was inhabited by several streams of colonists from Russia and Ukraine and its population was very diverse, but its peoples mixed easily due to the proximity of their languages and cultures.
It was meteoric development in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when it became a huge mine and forge for the Russian Empire, that made it the Donbass we know today.
A great deal changed in 1917. Two revolutions and a civil war divided the history of the whole of Russia into ‘before’ and ‘after.’
After the February Revolution, when the monarchy fell, a Provisional Committee ruled the region. Meanwhile, the Central Rada in Kiev declared Ukraine autonomous, before making a declaration of independence after the October Revolution. The Rada made broad territorial claims, which included the territory of Donbass. However, not entirely so. Yuzovka was a border city, according to the Rada’s stipulations. The nuance was that the Rada did not exercise any authority over most of these territories, and it soon was quarreling with the Provisional Government in Petrograd.
The whole argument could have been quashed in parliamentary debates but, on November 7, 1917, the socialist revolution took place. After that, events took off at a gallop. In Kiev, the Communist uprising was suppressed, and Russian officers, who considered the Rada a lesser evil than the Reds, actively participated.
Meanwhile, in the east of the self-proclaimed Ukraine, a very unusual coalition was being formed. Its center was Kharkov, a large industrial city that was not part of the Donetsk Basin region but closely tied to it. The Donbass’ distinct identity had already emerged by that time. Although the area was administratively divided into three entities, they had a common economy and interests. While the Rada was in session, local councils in the east of Ukraine announced the unification of the Donbass and Krivbass coal basins. It also included cities belonging to the region of the Don Cossack Army, such as Mariupol and Krivoy Rog, which was administratively part of the Kherson province, as well as Kharkov. This structure, which was informally called ‘Donkrivbass’ or simply ‘Donbass,’ did not claim independence and deemed the idea of separating from Russia absurd, considering itself, instead autonomous within it. Moreover, Ukraine’s independence projects were of no interest to it creators.
Nikolai von Ditmar, chairman of the Council of Congresses of Miners of the South of Russia, noted:
“Industrially, geographically, and practically speaking, this whole area is completely different from that of Kiev. This whole district has its own completely independent fundamental importance for Russia and lives a separate life. The administrative subordination of the Kharkov district to Kiev is not called for by anything at all, but on the contrary, does not correspond with reality. Such artificial subordination will only complicate and impede the life of the district, especially since this subordination is dictated by questions of expediency and state requirements, and exclusively by the national claims of the leaders of the Ukrainian movement.”
In February of 1918, Fyodor Sergeyev, a Bolshevik known by the party pseudonym Artyom, proclaimed the Donetsk-Krivoy Rog Soviet Republic (DKR) to be an autonomous region within the RSFSR, or Soviet Russia.
Was the DKR legitimate? No more and no less than any other self-proclaimed entity formed on the ruins of the Russian Empire, where states proclaimed their independence and then collapsed in a week. Another example was “Green Ukraine,” an attempt to found an independent Ukrainian state, near the Pacific Ocean. That project centered around the city of Khabarovsk, which today is a 8,924km drive from Kiev.
The DKR project was not the idea of the leadership of the Bolshevik Party. It appeared precisely on the basis of a regional identity that had already been formed. The leader Vladimir Lenin knew of the upcoming creation of the DKR and did not object. The borders Artyom claimed for the republic were more modest than those drawn by the Rada, but still very wide. The DKR’s problem was the same as the Rada’s – actual control over the territory was very tenuous or nonexistent. The DKR had its own government, which included representatives of three left-wing parties – the Bolsheviks, Mensheviks, and Social Revolutionaries. Some of its legislation’s nuances appear very unusual and mild by the standards of the time and place. For example, the death penalty was officially banned there. In general, Artyom and his team had a reputation among the Bolsheviks as soft-hearted liberals who hindered repression and released the ‘bourgeois’ from prison.
In short, by the standards of civil war-torn Russia, the DKR was a real stronghold of humanity. In reality, everything was not going as smoothly as the creators of the republic would have liked. For example, arbitrary reprisals were prohibited but the local authorities secretly practiced them. However, the general trend was more lenient than in other places.
The main problem was that Artyom and his comrades could not hold on to power. The German army, which was continuing its offensive during the First World War, was rolling in from the west, and Berlin’s forces destroyed the DKR by May of 1918.
Donbass and all of Russia collapsed into the abyss. At first, the Germans plundered the region. Then it became the scene of battles between the Reds and Whites – the main sides in the civil war.
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However, Donbass’ ‘distinctiveness’ had not disappeared. The debate over how to deal with the area continued until 1923. The region’s place in the new order was not at all obvious. Its cities were mostly Russian in both language and self-identification. However, the occupying German forces installed a collaborationist Ukrainian government. Both Germans and Ukrainians shot political opponents and those suspected of sympathizing with the Reds. At the same time, the Ukrainian government began to implement a policy of ‘Ukrainization’ – an attempt to impose its own language and identity on the local population. One of its first orders read:“In all state institutions of the Kharkov region, all business should be conducted only in the Ukrainian language.” Another requirement was “for all institutions to replace all writing on signs, posters, and announcements with the Ukrainian language within three days… The statements from leaders claiming that it is impossible to replace the writing in three days are not considered convincing because there are already some establishments that have fulfilled this order… If signs, posters, announcements, etc have not been replaced with those containing the state language within the stipulated period, then the designated heads of districts, transportation departments, and post offices will be severely punished according to the laws of the Ukrainian People’s Republic.”
These attempts were unsuccessful for a banal reason: there were not enough experts in Ukrainian to introduce the language in schools and offices. The situation reached the level of comedy when the head of the Ukrainization commission greeted subordinates in Ukrainian, after which everyone switched to Russian.
After the defeat of Germany in the First World War, Donbass was easily cleared of Ukrainian formations, and the real struggle began – between the Reds and the Whites. However, the issue of Donbass’ status remained in question.
Neither the Reds nor the Whites recognized any independent Ukrainian states. The Bolsheviks, however, welcomed the creation of Ukraine, but only a strictly Red one. Whatever the desires of the Rada, it could not secure its claims by force of arms, and authority on the ruins of Russia could only be imposed at gunpoint.
Artyom insisted that the region should be part of Soviet Russia, basing his argument on economic ties and the language of the population. However, this idea was torpedoed by none other than Lenin, who instantly scoffed at the idea of recreating the DKR, declaring it “playing with independence.” The logic on which the Soviet leaders based Donbass’ inclusion in Ukraine is interesting:
“Separating the Kharkov and Yekaterinoslav (today Dnepropetrovsk) provinces from Ukraine will create a petty-bourgeois peasant republic and lead to perpetual fear that the peasant majority will gain the advantage at some other Congress of Soviets, because the only purely proletarian districts are the mining areas of the Donetsk basin and Zaporozhye.”
The Bolsheviks, who were supported mainly by workers, literally hammered the region into Ukraine precisely because the industrial region was very different from the rest of the republic. Artyom died in a railway accident in 1921 and, of course, couldn’t have prevented this. Donbass was incorporated into Soviet Ukraine without any special status, and a campaign of ‘indigenization’ was launched in the region. Soviet ideology called for the culture, language, and traditions of the people who were considered indigenous to this republic to be literally implanted in the national republics. The USSR, especially in the early days, maintained a kind of governmental ‘affirmative action’ policy. One of the leaders of the nascent Soviet Union, Nikolai Bukharin, formulated the task as follows:
“One cannot even approach this from the point of view of equality of nations, and Lenin has repeatedly proved this. On the contrary, we must say that we, as a former great-power nation, must… put ourselves in an unequal position by making even greater concessions to national tendencies… Only with such a policy, when we artificially put ourselves in a lower position compared to others, only at this price can we buy ourselves the real trust of formerly oppressed nations.”
The Ukrainization of Donbass was carried out systematically, and with the rigidity typical of the USSR. All mention of times when the region was autonomous were banned, there was an attempt to introduce the Ukrainian language everywhere, and, in 1930, a number of university teachers were arrested for refusing to switch to the Ukrainian language and adopt ‘Ukrainian culture.’ The Ukrainization of the press, education, and culture continued until the second half of the the decade, when Joseph Stalin took national policy in different direction.
However, Donbass’ distinctiveness, although somewhat faded, had not completely disappeared. The region’s way of life still significantly differed from that in the rest of Ukraine. The industrial, Russian-speaking and largely ethnically Russian region retained its distinct character both during the era of incredible upheavals in the first half of the 20th century and the stagnant times of the late USSR. And it has, likewise, been preserved since the Soviet Union collapsed, in 1991.
By Evgeniy Norin, a Russian historian focused on Russia’s wars and international politics
There is more than one way to lose money in housing real estate and find yourself homeless
1. neighbourhood full of idle/unemployed refugees/has become a slum
2. neighbourhood abandoned/need infrastructures/ has no job opportunities
3. bombingBut, What’s good for the goose is good for the gander is a proverb about equal treatment—specifically against double standards and hypocrisy. What’s good for the goose is good for the gander was historically used to say that, what’s good enough for a man is good enough for a woman.
What’s good for the goose is good for the gander …
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Ya know Klaus Schwab and the rest of those Davos jerks almost got it exactly right. When they own nothing, I will be happy.In fact, that might be a good place to start that Great Reset they keep talking about.
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Those with the money are convinced that there will not be a backfire/reversal of who will get on noah’s ark@phoenixvoice
As a a grand parent, my influence and responsibilities are limited
As a parent, You are different and special.
Unfortunately, our society is not following your good mothering advise
Our leaders are mentally challenged children with outsized egos and cannot make decisions for the good of their voters.
We would not have to say anything if they read TAE.
Obviously, we would not have created the situations for war but we would not even be looking for peace or “off ramp”Political suicide
Russia is giving safe passage to Ukrainians
If NATO does not feed or cannot feed the Ukrainians refugees, it will be committing genocideThe link to Chris Hedges:
read the comments to find that many think the sameReality, truth
Why?
When is the right time to tell the truth to children about reality, lies?
God, Tooth fairy, Santa, Easter bunny?
Let them read TAE?disinformation/Who does not lie
God is on our side
Our side is right
Democracy, and freedom is in a world of peace and stability, and is on our side
Accidental damages is acceptable if its done by our side
The enemy is always wrong,
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Wiki may have some info
Why bomb Mariupol?
• Was Bombing Of Mariupol Theater Staged By Ukrainian Azov Extremists? (GZ)
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Where are the Russian oil consumers?
There’s a reason US oil(field) service companies operate in Russia, and their withdrawal may hurtRussia.Europe.• Halliburton, Schlumberger Draw Back From Russia Amid US Energy Sanctions (R.)
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Omicron needs peace and life to exist@Archie
Are you referring to the two articles vs shipping from Mariupol?The Kerch Strait incident By T. Grant Benson -November 29, 2018
and the
24/02/2022
Vladimir Putin has cut off a vital shipping route used by UkraineMaybe you knew but not everyone else about those events and how they related to the bombing of Mariupol.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/putin-cuts-off-shipping-route-to-ukraine-while-forces-move-on-kiev/ar-AAUfHeF?ocid=BingNewsSearch
Putin cuts off shipping route to Ukraine while forces move on Kiev
Rory Tingle and James Robinson and Chris Pleasance for MailOnline 24/02/2022Vladimir Putin has cut off a vital shipping route used by Ukraine as his forces launched an all-out invasion of the country by land, sea and air.
Marine trackers show Russian tankers appear to be blockading the Kerch Strait, which links the Azov Sea with the Black Sea. The ships are currently at anchor, with a large number of foreign vessels unable to get through.
Ukraine’s military has now suspended operations at its ports. Russia had earlier closed the Azov Sea to commercial vessels until further notice, but kept Russian ports in the Black Sea open.
Putin authorised ‘a special military operation’ against Ukraine in the early hours of the morning, and by midday the skies over Kiev swarmed with Russian attack helicopters which seized control of Gostomel air base.
Russia and Ukraine are both major exporters of wheat and grain, and industry experts predict the war will prompt a rise in global food prices.
By T. Grant Benson -November 29, 2018
Russia Blocks Ukraine From Azov SeaKIEV – Two critical Ukrainian trade ports, Berdyansk and Mariupol, have effectively been placed under blockade by the Russian Federation as harbour traffic has essentially been halted, the country’s infrastructure minister said Thursday.
Some 35 vessels have been mooted and unable to carry out usual operations, with only ships destined for Russian ports allowed to sail, Minister Volodymyr Omelyan wrote in a statement.
“The goal is simple – by placing a blockade on Ukrainian ports on the Azov Sea, Russia hopes to drive Ukraine out of our own territory – territory that is ours in accordance will all relevant international laws,” he said, according to a Reuter’s translation of his Facebook post.
Omelyan said 18 vessels were awaiting entry into the Azov Sea at the Kerch Strait, with four destined for Berdyansk and 14 for Mariupol.
There is also a line of nine vessels to leave the sea and eight other vessels are standing by near the port berths.
Russia blockaded the Kerch Strait, and fired upon and captured two Ukrainian naval vessels and a tugboat on Sunday, the only entrance into the Azov Sea, which both Kiev and Moscow have coastal territory on.
The Russians also brought 24 Ukrainian sailors into custody, 12 of which will be incarcerated for at least two months, Moscow said earlier this week.
The Kerch Strait incident has brought the Ukraine crisis back into the international spotlight, and driven tensions to its highest level since Russian-back separatists went to war with Kiev in 2015, following Moscow’s annexation of Crimea during the year previous.
What goes up must come down
WWI – trenches
WWII – Tanks, artilery
WWIII – Russia “said” it used its newest Kinzhal “hypersonic missiles” for the first time in Ukraine to destroy an underground weapons storage site in the country’s west. ( can go 8ookm travel at a speed between Mach-2 and Mach-3, which is up to 2,300 miles per hr)A few changes results in enough energy
The price of gas would go lower if the war machines were cut off from the use of the supply of oil energy.
Since there are many great thinker and writers here, I know that everyone can write a better detailed explanation than me.FOOD EMERGENCIES
(white)
UKRAINE EMERGENCY(non-white)
AFGHANISTAN
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO
HAITI
NORTH EASTERN NIGERIA
SAHEL
SOUTHERN MADAGASCAR
SOUTH SUDAN
SYRIA
YEMENRussia is breaking windows.
Unbelievable “build back better” rebuilding opportunities.
There are no peacemaker.• NATO Calls up 100s of 1000s of Troops Ready to Begin WWIII (Armstrong)
The pressure to start World War III is on.
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Hunter is the USA poster boy for liberty and democracy and the American Dream.• How Dem Officials, The Media And Big Tech Buried The Hunter Biden Story (NYP)
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More Suffering, Cold and hungry
• Food Supply Chains “Falling Apart” In Ukraine (ZH)
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Is this how to do “tit for tat”
Russian Navy was preventing 200-300 ships from leaving the Black Sea — most of them were carrying grain. Other reports suggest around 100 vessels are blocked.
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Spikes are justcoincidenceor old age
———-MSM are noticing that Russia has and can used smart bomb/missiles/WWIII armament and that they can accurately hit from 500 miles, a depo/warehouse/factory at an airport near Poland. WWII inventories is not infinite.
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Doctors Without Borders have said that they do not fear chemical/bio/nuclear attack by the combatants. However, there is the possibility of the accidental release of chemicals from warehouse stockpiles. (false attack)
————I must repeat Susmarie108
Every word thoughtfully chosen. Thank you for bringing it all TOGETHER, Dr. D.
Hat-tip Ilargi for headlining this insight.
LOVE to all.
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Critical question
Where is the food? Today? Tomorrow?
…. for the refugees
….. for the volunteers
….. for the 18 to 60 men
….. for the influx of foreign mercenaries
…… for the idle workforce
…… for the emergency responders
…… for the agricultural workforce
…… for the Russian Army
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Hunter Biden is the poster child of the ruling American snobs.
• Sure Seems Joe Biden Knowingly Lied about the Hunter Biden Laptop Story (NR)
• While You Weren’t Paying Attention (QTR)———–
False propaganda is prep ground work for false flag attack
Look …. there are not thousand of victims from the destruction of the Theater
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Main stream media calling Putin a liar.
MSM does not want peace.• Putin Lays Out Demands For Cease-Fire In Call With Erdoga (ZH)
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Omicron, seeker of life, has given birth to a daughter, Its called BA.2
According to Fauci, ” as infectious as Omicron, but less fatal.”
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I would call propaganda/lies, “soft cyberattacks”NATO IS OBSOLETE.
MAKE PEACE.
Therefore, the riffraf want gov. to spend 2% of GDP on feeding refugees that resulted from spending 2% on guns.April fools joke
Tourist travel industry ecstatic.
As of April 01, Refugees from war zones, (Afghanistan, Ukraine), will not need to be tested for covid to come to Canada.
Last year, spring break did not cause a spike in covid hospitalization.
Football season did not cause a spike in covid hospitalization.
However, be careful, waiting in the wings, to attack, Omicron 2.Due to covid, China is imposing another lockdown.
Will USA respond with more tariffs on the shortage of goods mfg in China.Dr. D
My executive summary
This is what Russia is doing, and why they aren’t worried about Ukraine.
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Russia invasion of Ukraine has stalled.1. First, the invasion used, on the first day, modern missiles, and smart bombs to destroy all air opposition and set up air superiority.
2. Second wave, Russia took their WWII museum war machines and lined them up for miles and used their WWII artillery to make a siege of some cities.
3. Presently, we are witnessing WWI trench warfare with dumb bombs
4. What is implied, is that tomorrow, there will be a hoards of people, with clubs, and body armor, attacking each other.
5. Finally, we will see Peace. Russian and the west insulting each other from a safe distance of 6 feet.
———–Update – Ukraine Crystal ball story (19 Feb)
Ukraine will become Empty/firing range/waste land/ left unseeded for a season or more; uncultivated/fallowed
Update – Ukraine Crystal ball story (19 Feb)
Ukraine will become Empty/firing range/waste land/ left unseeded for a season or more; uncultivated/fallowed
Path to peace is not through death.
Col. Doug Macgregor is a voice of reason, sees the path to peace.
The USA and west think that Path through peace is with the death/defeat of Russia
Bet you did not know that.
We only know what we are told.
Thanks TAEhttps://iceni.substack.com/p/covid-19-deep-dive-part-iii-criminal?s=r ”
https://stevekirsch.substack.com/p/dr-flavio-cadegiani-just-published?s=r
Donbass refugees share their memories of eight years of war waged against them by the Kiуv regime.
Path to peace?
$13.6bn in aids ( money will go to USA manufacturers of guns not to farmers)World Economy Braces For Supply Chain Chaos As COVID Closes China
Futures Surge On Beijing Market Rescue, Ukraine Ceasefire Hopes As Fed Rate Hike Looms
What Russia did by going/attacking Ukraine.
Black Swan – Our social/economic/political/financial system have change/are going on a new unexpected trajectory
