now THIS is people power

💠@Middle East Spectator:
⭕ Citizens have forced the Israelis out of Yaroun, and the Lebanese Army is now entering the town |media|
⭕ Maroun Al-Ras is liberated – the Israelis have withdrawn |media|
⭕ The Lebanese Armed Forces announces in a statement that one Lebanese soldier was killed by Israeli gunfire in the South
⭕ 🇨🇴🇺🇸Colombian President Gustavo Petro has banned US planes carrying deported citizens from entering the country due to the inappropriate treatment of migrants by US authorities, according to the head of state himself.
[it may be inappropriate to the civilized and even to narco-states, but this is SOP within the Land of the Brave and the Absolutely Free. Abu Ghraib had a template: the Gulags in CONUS]

💠@Sputnik Africa:
⭕ ❗️The Oreshnik system will be deployed in Belarus “any day now,” the country’s President Alexander Lukashenko states

He added that on Belarusian territory, the missile complex could be positioned near Russia’s Smolensk.

💠@imetatronink:
⭕ ⁉️ Once again, I ask:

What is the mission description for this operation? What are their orders? What is the military objective?
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🔻 Libs of TikTok: JUST IN: Soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Division, the 10th Mountain Division, and a Stryker brigade from the 4th Infantry Division, have reportedly been told they will be deployed to the border next.]
🔻 C1: Prior to this deployment the S3/G3 created an Operation Order with related Rules of Engagement.

Distribution of that Operation Order is going to be restricted so cartels and traffickers are not reading it on X.

It may look like the Op Order currently in use by the TXARNG
🔻 WS: Succinctly:

In my view, there is no credible mission for US front-line combat forces in a border security role, nor in a meaningful series of “decapitation strikes” against Mexican drug cartels.

But Russia, China, and Iran will look favorably upon such an undertaking.
🔻 Mel Glibson: I think it is refreshing to wage war on one’s own borders versus fighting one halfway across the globe.
🔻 WS: War against whom? What is the target list? What is the order of battle? What are the operational and strategic objectives?
🔻 Tim Kennedy: I think Trump is planning a war with the Mexican drug cartels. He started by designating them terrorist organizations now he’s securing our territory in the border before taking the fight to them
🔻 WS: Where are the front lines of this putative war?

Where and what are the military targets?

How can we assess military successes in this war?

How will we know when this war is “won”?
🔻Tim Kennedy: We’re not fighting a state we’re fighting a criminal organization. They hold territory but since they don’t wear uniforms and they use gorilla warfare they might not be easy to identify.

There are some metrics that can be used for measuring success although it isn’t as clear cut as collapsing a regime. I’m sure there are smarter people than me who can lay out specific metrics but here are some hypothetical ones. Disruption of criminal operations such as cartel violence, human and drug trafficking as well as reducing the territory where they have free rein. Which can be measured in square miles of Mexican government control rather than cartel control.
[crickets. Unbelievable. I bet there are “decision makers” with this mindset. Buckle up Amarynth!!! The Retards Cometh. The Show shall go ON. Someone else needs to get “Gaza’ed” to keep the music goin’. It is AGAINST the rules for there to be uncomfortable Silences]
🔻Captain Jack: Secure the border.
🔻 WS: on sequitur.

What does this even mean? How will it be accomplished?
🔻 Captain Jack: No more illegal migration
🔻 WS: How will a few thousand of America’s front-line combat troops “secure the border”?

How will their unique set of capabilities be employed to achieve this objective?
🔻 C6: From what I understand, they plan on putting up a wall, and then prevent individuals from coming into the country except at ports of entry. Various other countries do so successfully.
🔻 WS: So front-line American combat brigades are going to build a wall? 🤔
🔻 C6: The sent engineering brigades first. I saw some cool video of the machine they use to roll out large amounts of razor wire. I would imagine the combat brigades are there to backup BP and prevent breaches of the border.
🔻 WS: I have heard no reports of “engineering brigades” being deployed. And even if there were, combat engineering brigades are not equipped to build effective border walls. This is silly talk.
🔻 C6: I never said it was a great idea, and it may be silly talk, but you should let them know that, I have nothing to do with it. I’m just letting you know what they are doing.
🔻 WS: What evidence is there that US combat engineering brigades have been sent to the Mexican border?
🔻 C6: Arizona Daily Star

tucson.com › news › local › troops-deployed-to-arizona-installing-razor-wire-on-nogales-border-fence › article_fd7831fc-68b8-5188-a4e1-54784ff0d99c.html

Troops deployed to Arizona installing razor wire on Nogales border fence
🔻 WS: I rest my case.

There is no meaningful US military capability at this time — nor any time in the near- to medium-future — to construct any fashion of barricade sufficient to block illegal immigration.

But the Russians, Chinese, and Iranians would be pleased to see the US try.
🔻 C6: That may be true, but you should tell someone who cares, which isn’t me. You asked for evidence that they are sending engineering units. They clearly are. I don’t really care, they’ll be in your area long before mine.
[LOL! Sounds like a youngster — “let him get it first” – has it already begun?]
🔻 C6: You don’t mind if I continue to enjoy your substacks, do you?
🔻 WS: It has always seemed to me that exchanging views is a net positive, even when disagreement — or seeming disagreement — is present.

I am making a narrow point about the ill-advised and inefficacious deployment of front-line US ground forces in a border security role.
🔻 Mersius: Please use your old profile pic..
[another aching youngster..]
🔻 WS: I am currently prohibited from changing it. I only meant to change it for a few hours. But 𝕏 then took away my blue check and froze my ability to alter my profile settings.
🔻 Mersius: Oh Okay…hope it won’t take long.
🔻 Uhuru Worldwide: Operation Just Because 😏

😔

For the non history buffs, it’s just a play on “Operation Just Cause” (US invasion of Panama)…
🔻 WS: Operation Just Cause

“Just ’cause we can, and no one can stop us.”
🔻 Uhuru Worldwide: Exactly!
🔻 C9: Cartels, invasion of Mexico.
[why not to seal the jail for american hostages? Many aver the border wall was to keep them in.. and given what Drumpf is about to roll out, many will certainly try to flee]
🔻 WS: To me, it is an absurd proposition. It would be a huge strategic blunder.
⭕ 📺 Star Trek is haughtily scorned by a great many. But I am confident Aristotle and Aristophanes would have heartily approved. The Poetics adapted to the limited modern attention span.
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“The troglodytes in every epoch become the masters of forging steel — and sooner or later they fashion it to their own ends, thereby catalyzing the end of an age.

The “barbarians” are at the Bab-el-Mandeb, and the lamentations have just begun.” |media| ]
🔻 WS: “In every revolution, there’s one man with a vision.”

And it’s always one the common folk understand. |media|
[I wonder, in CONUS, whether that is Trump?? And the vision is quite dark. Keats did not write “the passion of the worst” for nothing]
🔻 C1: Watching the first series on Netflix… apart from the dated female roles, the scripts are surprisingly good, the remastered video has a great color palette, and the stories cover both human and political issues without patronising the audience.
🔻 WS: In my considered opinion, Deep Space Nine (1993-1999) is, by a significant margin, the best series of the Star Trek franchise. The first season takes a while to find its focus, but from Season 2 forward, it gets better and better.

Just FYI.
[no thx! Despise Star Trek and most sci fi..]
🔻 C2: The original Star Trek, shows the future as a kind of utopia which is unattainable in my view. It posits that once man’s material needs are met, all wars and strife will be over. It completely fails to get that man is more than an animal.

Nevertheless still entertaining.
⭕Pure gold never ages.
⭕ I do not believe US JASSM missiles are significantly, if at all, more capable than their British/French Storm Shadow/SCALP counterparts.

Russian AD has dominated the SS/SCALP missiles from the time of their introduction in Ukraine.

Maybe Iranian AD is far less capable against a subsonic high-altitude cruise missile. But I wouldn’t bet heavily on that assumption. |media|
⭕retweet:
🔻 Armchair Warlord:
Good evening, Commander. Let’s talk about battle theory.

Specifically, let’s talk about the foundational concept of combined arms – which is necessary for success at all levels of modern war down to the individual soldier.

Allow me to introduce the “Iron Triangle.”⬇️

Traditionally (by which I mean during the black powder age when the concept of the modern army itself developed from earlier feudal hosts), the “Iron Triangle” of combined arms warfare involved the interaction between infantry, cavalry, and artillery on the battlefield. This interaction could be crudely described as a game of rock-paper-scissors: artillery blows up infantry, infantry shoot down cavalry, cavalry ride down artillery. Of course things were somewhat more complicated in practice (generally because the defensive measures infantry took in response to threatened cavalry attack made them particularly vulnerable to artillery), but you can immediately see how successful application of combined arms in the Napoleonic period acted as a force multiplier vis-a-vis “symmetrical” combat between the combat arms branches.
Initially I had thought to confuse the reader with a description of how the neat Napoleonic triangle had turned into a tactical dodecahedron in the modern day as technology has advanced and specialized combat arms developed. Ergo only TRVE PROFESSIONALS have the ability to really understand war in the modern day, in the intricate interplay of infantry, scouts, armor, anti-armor, fast air, slow air, anti-air, drones, sappers, light artillery, heavy artillery, electronic warfare… but that isn’t really the case. The concept of the Iron Triangle still applies if you look at things in terms of combat functions: Maneuver, Fires, and Reconnaissance.

* The US Army doctrinally uses a concept of five functional areas to organize the service branches in staff work: Maneuver, Intelligence, Fires, Protection, and Sustainment. This is too complicated to use as a tool to describe tactics.

Allow me to treat each of the combat functions in turn, keeping in mind that the basic objective of war is to find the enemy and kill him. As enemies generally come in large groups with complicated deployments, both steps are far more involved than it would appear at first blush. Similarly, the enemy is going to be trying to do this to you, so there’s an equally critical “Shadow Triangle” of countering the enemy’s own efforts: anti-Maneuver, anti-Fires, and anti-Reconnaissance.

Thus, Maneuver involves moving across the battlefield for the purposes of closing with and defeating the enemy in close combat by forcing him to run away or killing him where he stands and then physically occupying his real estate. Fires involves attacking the enemy from a distance without attempting to advance upon him. And Reconnaissance involves finding him in the first place to inflict the aforementioned violence.
You can immediately see how all the combat branches* sort themselves into either performing these functions or denying them to the enemy – and most troops can and will perform multiple functions at once. For instance, infantry can assault the enemy (Maneuver), defend positions (anti-Maneuver), do attacks by fire at range without assaulting (Fires), entrench themselves (anti-Fires), conduct offensive patrols and emplace LP/OPs (Reconnaissance), and conduct security patrols (anti-Reconnaissance). In fact, it wouldn’t be particularly unusual for the same infantry unit to do all of these in a single day of combat.

* Yes, I will be addressing logistics later. Those of you who have spent an inordinate amount of time researching and “interpretating” my service record are doubtless familiar with the fact that I’m actually something of a logistician and not one to unprofessionally handwave the matter.

Thus combined arms on the complex modern battlefield actually becomes quite simple – you need to maintain your own Iron Triangle and destroy your enemy’s to be successful. Generally this process involves finding the enemy, striking him at range to degrade him, and then closing with and destroying him. The manifold service branches of the modern army all do their bit to accomplish this.

Moreover, and quite critically, many of the branches’ efforts are somewhat fungible and redundant. So long as the infantry get across the objective in the end, it doesn’t really matter whether the enemy was hit with kill drones or artillery to soften them up, or whether their position was initially discovered by interrogating prisoners of war or triangulating radio signals – just that those combat functions were performed.
As an aside, this “results-oriented” conceptualization of combat is sort of a drastically expanded method of “backwards planning,” which is a basic time management concept taught to new recruits – you figure out when you need to be somewhere and then work backwards from that point to determine when you need to wake up in the morning. In this case it’s a process of imagining ourselves high-fiving on the objective and then working backwards from that point to determine everything that needs to happen so we can get there.
🔻 WS: This description of combined arms concepts all makes sense in the context of, for example, the war in Ukraine.

I find myself straining to apply it to border security and Mexican bandito safaris. But perhaps I simply lack sufficient imagination.

Dear crone, you said, “Trump wants to develop that excellent real estate in Gaza…”

He also wants to strip the PetroSheikhs from BRICS. He should at least muddy the waters and deny them the hefty investments. The trillion USD extortion of KSA is a first installment. After that, and likely in tandem right now, the UAE, Qataris and rest are being shaken down. The practical effect is to strip the Arab side of the Persian Gulf from BRICS at minimum, even if the crazies do not detonate Armageddon via Iran. One cannot have, nor service to such an extent, two masters!

https://www.newindianexpress.com/opinions/2025/Jan/23/trump-and-putin-stay-locked-in-staring-contest

💠@ejmalrai:
⭕ The will of the inhabitants of the south of Lebanon is stronger than the most powerful Israeli unethical and immoral occupation forces.
⭕ Israel killed@11 civilians in the south of Lebanon and wounded 34 without intimidating the southerners to leave their villages.
⭕ The Israeli occupation forces look confused with the vicinity of many Lebanese civilians at a very close distance from their tanks and guns in the southern villages they refused to leave from.
⭕ Israel murdered 15 civilians and a Lebanese army officer and wounded 83 without preventing the inhabitants from forcing their ways into their bordering villages. The bordering villages of Alma Al-Shaab, Teir Harf, Ayta, Hanin, kfar Kila, Maron Al Ras, and Yarun are free from the occupation forces.
🔻 Said: The officer had 2 kids. are you still going to say the Lebanese army are traffic police?
🔻 EM: Yes it is a police force and a border guardian. The army officer wasn’t fighting and all army armoured vehicles are not equipped with machine guns but personnel only carry light weapons.
⭕ retweet:
🔻Ghadi Francis | غدي فرنسيس:
شعبنا |media|
[the arabic word means “Our people”]

⭕ The people of South Lebanon today sacrificed 22 martyrs, the price they paid for challenging the Israeli occupation and forcing a return to their land. There is no place for occupation when the owners of the land are prepared to make the ultimate sacrifice.
[do you now understand why the criminals target women and children in Gaza, and elsewhere in Greater Syria?]
⭕ The courage I saw on the Lebanese borders today and the determination of the people of all ages to return is difficult to explain in black and white. No one is forcing people to return to their land. The Lebanese army has been extremely cooperative, opening the road for people in the southern border villages.
⭕ The Israeli settlers did not return to the bordering settlements they occupy because they don’t trust their army and their government.
[note the distinction – it is greater fear of their criminal authorities to protect them, or use them as bait, than Hezbollah’s word to honor the ceasefire!]
⭕ In theory, Palestinians in Gaza should be able to return from the south to the north via the Nitzarem corridor at local time crossing through al-Rashid costal road. Benjamin Netanyahu, accused of war crimes by the ICC, tried to delay the process for only a few days and succeeded. Let’s see what other useless tricks he has up his sleeve.

💠@DDGeopolitics:
⭕ Israel and Lebanon have extended the deadline for the withdrawal of Israeli troops to February 18, the White House stated.
[well, as much of remaining zionazis were summarily pushed out by CIVILIANS yesterday, fig leaves will be provided the demented. And you can bet the laggards will flee within next three weeks]
⭕ 🇨🇴🇺🇸 Colombia imposes retaliatory tariffs on goods from the United States. President Gustavo Petro called for replacing American products with domestic ones.

Earlier, Petro ordered a ban on U.S. planes transporting deported Colombians from landing in the country. In response, Trump stated that his administration would impose 25% trade tariffs on imports from Colombia for the country’s refusal to accept a flight with illegal migrants.
⭕ 🇷🇺 Russian flags have been raised over all areas of the liberated Velikaya Novoselka in the DPR.

💠 @Arab_Africa:
⭕ 🇱🇾🇷🇺 Europe continues to express concern over the transfer of Russian military equipment from Syria to Libya

Thus, several European publications reported that since the end of December 2024 alone, 10 flights of IL-76 and AN-124 military transport aircraft have been recorded, which delivered advanced military equipment to the Haruba and Jofra air bases, including the S-300 and S-400 air defense systems.

In addition to the existing bases of the African Corps of the Russian Ministry of Defense, “Jofra”, “Brak al-Shati” in the south of Libya, “al-Qardabiya” in the city of Sirte and “Haruba” in the northeast of the country, a new, strategic base was recently added on the border of Chad, Sudan and Libya – ” Muathan al-Sara “.

The possibility of a Russian naval base being created in the city of Tobruk, which is only a few hundred kilometers from southern Europe, continues to cause particular concern in the European press.

💠@ejmalrai:
⭕ A raining morning in Beirut.
⭕ This is what a total defeat, not victory, of Benjamin Netanyahu looks like.
Media reports the return on foot of tens of thousands of Palestinians from the south to the north of Gaza after 15 months of war through the “death corridor “ called Netzarim via Al Rashid coastal road that opened minutes ago. Cars are allowed in through Salahoddine street after an inspection conducted by an American security agency.
The Palestinians of the north are mainly 1948 refugees who refuse to leave Palestine and accept to live in a tent but stay. Israel can never defeat these people.
⭕ Yesterday in Lebanon and today in Gaza are glorious days for the resistance and a moral defeat to the most brutal, immoral and unethical government and army in the Middle East.
🔻 Syed Zeeshan Ali: @ejmalrai does the return of plaestinians mean the war is over, i mean is their return now a deterrent for IL to resume WAR. It would be catastrophic if these pure souls are once again subjected to genocide . They deserve peace and all our love
🔻 EM: Nothing is certain with Netanyahu in power.
⭕ The right of return of the Palestinians is happening.
The Palestinians love life.

⭕ Even if it means living in a tent, the people of southern Lebanon and Gaza must return to their land. This is how the occupier is ultimately defeated—through steadfastness, resilience, and an unbreakable connection to the soil of their homeland. Returning is not just an act of survival but a powerful declaration of defiance and the reclamation of dignity.

💠@Intel Slava Z:
⭕ 🇪🇺🇷🇺Foreign Ministers of 27 EU countries agreed to extend sanctions against Russia — media

💠@Middle East Spectator:
⭕ ❗️🇵🇸 🇵🇸 NEW: After civilians were finally allowed to return to Northern Gaza, Israelis are shocked at the sight of hundreds of Al-Qassam fighters emerging from the rubble |media|

💠@Yemen | Bab-el-Mandeb:
⭕ The official spokesperson for Ansar Allah in Yemen, Mohammad Abdul Salam, stated:

“The flood of return to northern Gaza is a resounding popular message that affirms the resilience of the Palestinian people and their steadfastness to their land, as well as their absolute rejection of the relocation project.

We congratulate the people of Gaza for their victory of will in the face of the most brutal and bloody wars, and we affirm that Yemen will always stand by the Palestinian right until complete liberation.

The entire world should stand in reverence and admiration for the people of Gaza and southern Lebanon for their display of steadfastness that has rendered the Israeli aggression, fully supported by America, ineffective.

What the peoples of the region must understand is that confronting Israeli and American arrogance is the safest and most appropriate path, and that true peace is achieved through the return of the Palestinian people to all of their land and the liberation of the nation’s sanctities from the filth of the Zionist occupier.”

💠@DDGeopolitics:
⭕ 🇵🇱💬🇷🇺🇪🇺’I believe that the Nord Stream pipelines must be dismantled. They pose a very big threat to Ukraine, Poland, Slovakia, and other Central European countries’ – Polish President Duda
[Brits and Poles! Eager to blow on and heap on tinder on a fire getting soggy]
⭕ 🇷🇺 Vladimir Putin laid flowers at the “Boundary Stone” on the day of the lifting of the blockade in Leningrad

The inscription on the monument says: “You, who are alive, know that we didn’t want to leave this land, and we didn’t. We fought to the death by the dark Neva. We died so that you could live” |media|
💠@imetatronink:
⭕🔻 Nina 🐙 Byzantina: Is it just me, or does this fluffy dog make you want to vote for Lukashenko STAT 🇧🇾 ? 😜

🔻 WS: All I know is that few men could pull off this fashion ensemble as well as Uncle Sasha does.
🔻 Nina 🐙 Byzantina: Facts! Luka can pull off any style though. 😅|media|
⭕🔻 Maria Dubovikova:
>>>> Due to a divine plague, he could not be received immediately, but once it passed, we met with him. However, he again spoke primarily about trade. We sent our boyar, Prince Afanasy Ivanovich Vyazemsky, our printer Ivan Mikhailov, and clerk Andrei Vasiliev to discuss the state matters, but Randolph still mainly discussed trade. Eventually, we agreed on how to proceed, wrote letters, and affixed seals. You should have similarly written letters and sent worthy envoys with Anton. We sent our envoy Andrei Grigorievich Sovin with your envoy.

Now you have sent our envoy back without sending one of your own, and the matter was not handled as agreed. The letter you sent was like a travel document, not suitable for such affairs which require oaths and exchanges of ambassadors. Your nobles only discussed trade with our envoy, and your merchants, Sir William Garrard and Sir William Chester, managed everything. We thought you governed your state, concerned for its honor and benefit, but it seems others, even mere merchants, control these matters for their profit while you remain in the status of a simple maiden. We shall set these matters aside. Let these merchants see how they will trade without our state’s cooperation. Even without English goods, the Muscovite state has not been impoverished. Return the trade decree we sent, or not; we will not act upon it. All previous decrees regarding trade are now considered void.

Written in our Muscovite state, in the year from the creation of the world 7079 [October 24, 1570].
🔻 WS: I have really enjoyed these letters, Maria. Are they from a volume printed in English, or are you translating them for our benefit? I ask, because I have now become very intrigued by the communications of Ivan IV with his contemporaries in Europe, and I would like to add such a volume of letters to my library.
🔻 Maria Dubovikova: I translate them myself. I’m not sure if they’ve ever been translated into English before, but given their original specific and complex language, even native speakers might find it challenging. Therefore, I prefer to interpret the texts myself. They are truly fascinating, and I’m glad you enjoyed them!
🔻 WS: Someone on this thread linked me to this pdf file that he seemed to believe was an English translation of the stuff you have been posting. |link|
⭕ 🧵 The Ukraine War: February – October 2022

USMC Lt. General (retired) Paul K. Van Riper et al. published a September 2022 analysis of the war in Ukraine that has aged extremely well.

* HIGHLY RECOMMENDED *
🔻 WS: In October 2022, I posted a short essay on maneuver warfare in the context of a book on John Boyd that I read at that time.

📜Maneuver Warfare
⭕ 🎸 Lunatic Fringe

Lunatic fringe
In the twilight’s last gleaming
This is open season
But you won’t get too far
‘Cause you got to blame someone
For your own confusion
We’re on guard this time
Against your Final Solution

💠@ejmalrai:
⭕ Ali’s unjust imprisonment was a violation of his fundamental rights and an attack on press freedom and the principles of justice. His detention without charges underscores the immense challenges journalists face in their pursuit of uncompromised truth.
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🔻 Ali Abunimah:
I’m free! I wrote this on the plane and I’m posting it just after landing at Istanbul. On Monday evening I was brought to Zurich airport in handcuffs, in a small metal cage inside a windowless prison van and led all the way to the plane by police. This is after three days and two nights in a Swiss prison cut off from communication with the outside world, in a cell 24 hours a day with one cell mate, not even permitted to contact my family. On Saturday in a police interview in the presence of my lawyer they accused me of “offending against Swiss law” without ever telling me what crime I had committed in Switzerland or listing any charges. As far as I know I have not been charged with any crime whatsoever and I was held in “administrative detention.” On Sunday morning, they took me from my cell for questioning by Swiss defense ministry intelligence agents without the presence of my lawyer, and they again refused to allow me to contact her or my family. I refused to talk to them without my lawyer and told them take me back to my cell. During my imprisonment I refused every meal and every cup of coffee or tea they offered me except the last meal, after I knew I would be going home. I accepted only water, which is the right of every human being. All of this was after I was abducted off the street around 1:30pm on Saturday while on my way to the Palestine teach-in by undercover agents, handcuffed, forced into an unmarked car and sped straight to the prison. My “crime”? Being a journalist who speaks up for Palestine and against Israel’s genocide and settler-colonial savagery and those who aid and abet it. I came to Switzerland at the invitation of Swiss citizens to talk about justice for Palestine, to talk about accountability for a genocide in which Switzerland too is complicit. But while I was hauled off to prison like a dangerous criminal before I even had a chance to say a word, the Israeli president Isaac Herzog, who declared at the start of the genocide that there are no civilians in Gaza, no innocents, received a red carpet welcome in Davos, a carpet soaked in the blood of the more than 47,000 known victims of the genocide and the thousands more still under the rubble, or who died of deliberately inflicted starvation and denial of medical care. And on this very day Netanyahu freely travels to Poland to make a mockery of the Auschwitz commemoration despite an outstanding ICC arrest warrant. That is the perverse, unjust world we live in. This ordeal lasted three days but that taste of prison was more than enough to leave me in even greater awe of the Palestinian heroes who endure months and years in the prisons of the genocidal oppressor. More than ever I know that the debt we owe them is one we can never repay and all of them must be free and they must remain our focus. The police gave me my phone back only at the gate of the plane so I’m only seeing now the extent of the overwhelming support and solidarity from all over the world. I’m deeply grateful to each and every person who stood up for me. I’m especially grateful to my lawyer Dina Raewel and her team, to our friends in Zurich who I learned afterwards demonstrated outside the prison, to my family and my colleagues at EI and so many others. I honestly had no idea what was happening outside that concrete room! Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I want to tell the whole story of what happened, perhaps in an @intifada livestream in the next day or two, because I think it’s important for people to know the depths to which their Western so-called “democracies” have sunk in the abject service of genocidal Zionism. Right now I’m glad to be on my way home. I’m looking forward to hugging my mom and dad, taking a shower and sleeping in my own bed. Journalism is not a crime! Speaking out for Palestine is not a crime! Standing against racist genocidal Zionism is not a crime! Say it with me:

From the River to the Sea Palestine Will Be Free! ❤️🇵🇸✌️
⭕ retweet:
🔻Eye on Palestine: “Don’t leave, don’t leave me” .. A little girl embraces her father after returning to the north of Gaza. |media|
⭕ Over 300.000 Palestinians returned from the south to the north of Gaza. Many spent the night in open air, with no water or food on al-Rashid street, waiting for the first morning light to continue their way back.
⭕ retweet:
🔴IMPORTANT🔴
The Lebanese Army Command has strongly denied a claim reported in the @thetimes of London, suggesting that a Lebanese army chief had leaked classified military secrets to Hezbollah , during the ceasefire agreement with Israel.

The allegations in The Times, reported that Suhail Bahij Harb, a senior officer in the Lebanese Army, who holds the position of Chief of Military Intelligence for Southern Lebanon, had allegedly leaked classified military information to Hezbollah.

Harb, according to the “international intelligence report seen by The Times,” was accused of sharing sensitive details from a security control room, operated jointly by the United States, France, & the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL).

The report also alleges that, “Harb is one of dozens of officers in the Lebanese army who have leaked information to Hezbollah, giving them advance warning of raids or patrols, allowing them to remove weapons and evade detection.”

A statement issued by the Lebanese Army Command on Monday strongly denied the reports “of alleged security leaks involving its officers & categorically rejected claims that any of its higher-ups had given away sensitive military information to a partisan entity.”

The Army’s statement underlined “the dedication & competence of its officers, who are tasked with carrying out their duties in various units with the utmost professionalism.”

DISSECTION & CONTEXT:
The Times report forgot to mention:
📌that Harb was personally handpicked for the job five years ago by President Michel Aoun, when the latter was Commander in Chief.

📌Aoun, who is now President of Lebanon, was actually selected, vetted & appointed by the “international” powers because of his good relations with the west & in particular the US.

📌 The fact that Harb is a “Shiite,” which the Times highlight in its report is irrelevant, since in line with the country’s 6/6 formula for distribution of power, this position in the south has always been held by a Shiite.
Even if Harb was to be replaced, the next candidate will also be from the Shiite sect.

📌 In its reporting of the breach, the Times decided to define Hezbollah as “the Iran-backed group,” as if to paint some sinister correlation with the actual accusation. If anything, Hezbollahs’s relation with Iran, on this occasion, is actually irrelevant to both the report & allegation.

📌The times report said that the “alleged breach comes at a crucial time for the tentative ceasefire, as Israeli soldiers defied a deadline to withdraw from Lebanese territory.”
— One could also argue that the timing of such accusations, by this unnamed“international intelligence report” comes at a critical time & plays directly into Israel’s hand & justification for refusing to withdraw from South Lebanon, as per the original agreement.

📌 The “intelligence document” states that apparently “ Hezbollah use internal, sensitive information regarding the Lebanese army to hide its actions from the international entities in charge of regional security.”
It adds that “the leaks raise concern over the ability of the Lebanese army to take over effectively the mountainous south of the country, where Hezbollah has for years been the dominant political and military force.”
Such an assertion is not only extremely dangerous, but also sets the stage for & on behalf of Israel, to use as false pretext & justification for a continued occupation of certain positions in South Lebanon.

CONCLUSION:
📌 The whole thing seriously raises questions about both the timing & purpose of this so called “international intelligence report.”
Given that the author of the report is based in Tel-Avi was this in fact based on Israeli intelligence & not western ones?
Whose interest does it really serve & to whose detriment?

📌 It also goes without saying that such an accusation puts Harb’s life in grave danger, given Israel’s long history of target killings/assassinations.
[the abject Lebanese “Army” and compradores will be sacrificed, whether they assume the position or not. Hezbollah CANNOT be defeated. Its people are as resilient as those of Gaza and Yemen. So like the Chinese saying of “to strangle the chicken to fright the monkey” – the compradores will be massacred, as if that will either impress Hezbollah, or give the abject compradore the wherewithal to initiate a civil war against those who were unbowed in front of the entire combined western hyenas. A lose-lose scenario for arab compradores throughout the region, every which way]

💠@Middle East Spectator:
⭕ The government of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic (PMR), a breakaway region of Moldova, has declined an offer made by the central government in Moldova and Ukraine on the supply of Ukrainian coal to help with the country’s energy crisis

The crisis began on New Years Day when Ukraine stopped the transfer of Russian pipeline gas through its territory. The PMR government stated that Ukrainian coal is unsuitable for the Cuciurgan Power Station, which is located in the PMR and was responsible for over three quarters of the electricity generation for all of Moldova prior to 2025.

Estimates are that fuel and coal reserves on the territory of the PMR will run out sometime in February, leading to a potential catastrophe in the region.
[another lever of pressure on Russia. The collapse of PMR is being linked to the ongoing collapse of 404.. a cruel and effective passive-aggressive move]
⭕ Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama has denied reports from Hebrew media claiming that Albania is in discussions with the U.S. to accept 100,000 Palestinian refugees from Gaza.
[iow, the criminal mafia regime in Albania is fully onboard with its share of the arranged Exodus. But there is the pesky issue of Palestinians themselves…]
⭕ 🇺🇸 Poll conducted among U.S. citizens aged 18-30: ‘Democracy is at the core of American values, and must be protected.’

Agree: 71%
Disagree: 23%
Not sure: 6%

Nearly 1 in 4 young Americans states that dictatorship is not necessarily bad.
⭕ 1 in 4 young Americans are now basically fine with dictatorship. The future will CERTAINLY be interesting.
⭕ Google has announced they will change the name of the ‘Gulf of Mexico’ to the ‘Gulf of America’ on Google Maps for U.S. based users once it is officially updated in the U.S. Geographic Names System

Users in countries that officially recognize the territory as the ‘Gulf of Mexico’ will still see the name used by their respective governments, while users in countries that don’t officially recognize any name will see both names.
[and that is how it is done folks. The envelope of Unreality is pushed by blowhards the digital way, to be forcibly accepted in due time. So the raving hope]

💠🌎🛡GEOPOL360🕊🌍:
⭕ 🇺🇸🇪🇺🇩🇰🇬🇱The European Union’s top military official, General Robert Brieger, has proposed deploying EU troops to Greenland, citing the need to strengthen regional security and counter external threats.

Mr Brieger, who chairs the EU’s military committee, said such a move would “send a strong signal and could contribute to stability in the region”.

Denmark will spend $2.05 billion to boost its military presence in the Arctic, following US President Donald Trump’s renewed interest in controlling Greenland, a semi-autonomous Danish territory.
[so Orange’s bloviating succeeded in pushing the drive to militarize the arctic even further, now sold as EU-Anglo rivalry]
⭕ 🇬🇧 52% of British Gen Zers think the UK would be better off if it had a “strong leader” who didn’t have to deal with parliament and elections.

33% think the UK would be better off if the military were in charge.

47% think British society needs to be radically changed by revolution.

The Times
[interesting series of polling of targetted youth! The bright future being planned for them by their exceptional betters. It is a good time to die now! A soma-rich metrosexual Fascism in which ye shall having nutin’ and be grinning all the way into your grave]

(L) The FSB celebrates the Year of the Trumpotron.
(R) Moscow welcomes the Year of the Snake.
synergy of the two is total coincidence

💠 @Sputnik Africa:
⭕🇷🇺 The West is trying to disrupt the celebration of the 80th anniversary of Victory, Russian intelligence chief says

“Today, we already see attempts being made by a number of Western capitals to disrupt the participation of international, foreign leaders in the celebration of the anniversary of the Great Victory,” director of Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) Sergey Naryshkin told Sputnik.

According to the SVR chief, Western capitals understand that “their success in such actions will have a significant impact on their plans and dreams of the complete isolation of Russia.”

🎯 However, while the West fails to achieve this goal, the attempts are one of the priorities of the foreign ministries and intelligence services of Western countries, he added.

Russia will be glad to see everyone who wants to come to celebrate the 80th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War, Russian President Vladimir Putin said in December 2024 during a press conference. Many heads of state received an invitation to celebrate the 80th anniversary of Victory in Moscow, Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov told journalists last week.
[The Cup of Impotent Malice brims over..]
⭕ Biblical scenes from Palestine

Thousands of Palestinians are walking along a coastal road north of the Gaza Strip, where they were allowed to return following an agreement between Israel and Hamas.  |media|
[This is what prompted the gnashing of teeth and Orangeman’s bilious calls to Jordan, Egypt and all points vassal. Good!]
⭕ #sputnikviral | 🇷🇺🎄🇨🇳Moscow prepares to celebrate Chinese New Year on a grand scale

This is in line with the declaration made by the leadership of both countries, designating 2024 and 2025 as the years of Russian and Chinese culture. Colorful decorations, garlands, and Chinese-style red lanterns are being installed in the city’s main squares and avenues.

The festivities will take place from January 28 to February 9. For two weeks, Muscovites and visitors to the Russian capital will be able to enjoy a program that includes parades, master classes, tea ceremonies, and much more.  |media|
⭕ 📌 Major world events by the evening of January 27

• Russia’s Putin held a telephone conversation with the president of Brazil, Lula da Silva, the Kremlin reported. The leaders discussed the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict and the coming to power of the new American administration;
• Moscow has no direct contacts with the new US administration yet, said Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Ryabkov;
• The authorities of the city of Duisburg in western Germany have promised to give out free beer to voters who vote in the early Bundestag elections in February.

⭕ 🪧🇨🇩🇺🇸 Protest in front of the US Embassy in the DRC to denounce Washington’s complacency towards Rwanda

💬 “It is time for the Congolese state to declare war on Rwanda, and we demand that the heads of state conclude geostrategic partnerships with China, Iran, and Russia,” Fortifi Lushima, national coordinator of the Panafrican Emergency Movement DRC, told Sputnik Africa.

The Lumumba operation, which intended to denounce Washington’s support for Rwanda, was stifled, he said, because the government had “deployed very heavy security for the embassy.”

👉🏾 However, the organizers of the event intend to hold another gathering in the coming days.

💬 “We are not here to beg for the pity of the international community, but to say that any entity supporting Rwanda is considered hostile to the interests of the Congolese people. These entities must pack their bags and leave,” he explained. |media|
[Uncle Schmuel, who took over for Belgium in the African Heart of Darkness, lost more hearts and minds. Anglo-Zionists instrumentalize Rwanda, pumping terror and foreign militias into neighboring resource-rich Congo, as Jordan or Pakistan do against their neighbors, and at behest of the same. The hatred of the duplicitous west and their local compradores by the common man is incandescent — on every sovereign land on Earth!]
⭕ 📌Major world events by the morning of January 28

• Polish President Andrzej Duda called for dismantling Nord Streams, saying the pipelines pose a serious threat to his country, as well as Ukraine, Slovakia and other Central European states;
• US journalist Tucker Carlson believes that the Biden administration tried to assassinate Russian President Vladimir Putin. The journalist did not provide any details or arguments in favor of his version; |media|

⭕ 🇵🇸🔙 Over 300,000 Palestinians return to northern Gaza Strip on January 27, government says

💬 “Today, more than 300,000 displaced Palestinians returned from the southern and central provinces to the Gaza and Northern Gaza provinces,” the Gaza government’s media office said.

The official spokesperson of the Qatari Foreign Ministry, Majed bin Mohammed Al-Ansari, said previously that Israeli authorities would allow displaced Palestinians to return from the south of the Gaza Strip back to the north in exchange for the agreement to release three Israeli hostages. |media|  [Wow!]
⭕ 🕯 At least 5,399 civilians became victims of Ukrainian crimes in 2024, says the Russian Foreign Ministry

💬 “In 2024 alone, based on the most conservative and verified data currently available, at least 5,399 people have fallen victim to Ukrainian crimes, among whom no fewer than 809 people have been killed,” stated Rodion Miroshnik, the Special Envoy of the Russian Foreign Ministry for crimes of the Kiev regime. “But this is just the tip of the iceberg.”

He noted that these numbers are expected to rise as territories are freed from the presence of the Ukrainian regime and investigative actions are conducted.

“Facts of mass killings, violence, and looting are being uncovered. Already, the reported number of casualties does not include at least another 300-350 civilians killed by Ukrainian militants in territories already liberated or being liberated by our armed forces. Legal proceedings are still ongoing for them,” he explained.

He said that many victims of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) have been found in this area, with testimonies from their closest relatives collected, revealing new burial sites and establishing the circumstances of these individuals’ deaths.

🗣 “Speaking about the systematic and planned shelling of the civilian sector by the AFU, I can definitively state that the highest density and intensity of the shelling had cynical, deliberately calculated political motives and objectives,” Miroshnik emphasized.
⭕ 🇳🇦 🇨🇩 Namibian foreign ministry calls for end to DRC conflict

Namibia’s Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation executive director, Penda Naanda, in a statement issued Monday said Namibia is alarmed that if a solution is not found soon, there is potential for the conflict to spill over into neighboring countries.

“Namibia is monitoring with great concern the escalation of conflict and the deteriorating security situation in the eastern part of the DRC and expresses hope that only regional mediation and diplomatic efforts will bring about lasting peace in the DRC and halt the tension between the DRC and the Republic of Rwanda,” Naanda said.
[IMO, as with vaxxes, Africa, and this central region in specific, is another western testing ground, in this case for how genocide can be accomplished in broad daylight under scrutiny  of global screens, through incessant stop-and-go “ceasefires” lasting decades, leading to increasing desensitization fatigue and disinterest. And how far Chaos can be seeded. IOW, preparation for the cleansing of the Holy Land by the Moshiach and his Legion. And the example thereby to also serve to terrorize mankind to submit, lest they receive the same]
⭕ 🇷🇺🇧🇷 Russian President Putin expresses support for Brazil’s BRICS chairmanship, Brazilian presidential office says

📞On Monday, Russian President Vladimir Putin had a telephone conversation with Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, the Brazilian presidential office said in a statement.

“Putin expressed support for Brazil’s BRICS chairmanship and expressed readiness to continue working to promote trade and investment facilitation initiatives among the members [of the association],” the statement said.

President Lula has been invited to celebrate the 80th anniversary of Victory Day in Moscow, and expressed his intention to attend, the office noted.

🤝 Due to the transfer of the BRICS chairmanship from Russia to Brazil in 2025, the mutual commitment to closely coordinate positions on the entire extensive agenda of the BRICS activities was confirmed, the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
⭕ 🇫🇷🔥🇨🇩 The French embassy in the DR Congo is on fire

The population of Kinshasa is protesting against Rwandan aggression in the East, suspecting Paris of complicity.
[Good! A healthy start]
⭕ 🇧🇪 🇨🇩 In the DR Congo’s capital Kinshasa, ​​the Belgian Embassy is reportedly in flames

After the French Embassy,  the Belgian Embassy fell victim to the demonstrators, local media reported.

Scenes of chaos are currently taking place in front of the building, with the demonstrators violently expressing their discontent.
⭕ 📹🇨🇩 Demonstrators protesting events in eastern DRC attack the Ugandan embassy in Kinshasa

According to social media reports, the protesters attacked the Ugandan embassy over Kampala’s perceived support of the M23 rebels

💠 @NEWWORLDORDYR:
⭕ 🇵🇸🏴‍☠| Jenin’s oldest prisoner to be released

🔸Prisoner Raed al-Saadi, who has been in Israeli captivity since 1987, will be released today as part of the Storm of Freedom agreement.

💠 @Lex:
⭕ Keep a close eye on the fact that almost everything Trump is trying to do will be deeply damaging to the U.S. economy as currently structured. From the low oil prices he dreams about (which will destroy the U.S. oil sector) to getting rid of immigrants (who do a large portion of working class labor which is the source of capitalist profit) to gutting federal funding of loads of stuff like NIH (pharmaceutical companies don’t do research, federal grants to universities do the research).

It would be one thing if he had a replacement model and actionable means to implement it. He does not. It’s like tariffs. A good tool to protect your industry, but if you don’t have one and aren’t interested in actually building one, tariffs are just sawing off one of your limbs as performative art.

💠 @The Cradle:
⭕ Mohammad al-Tous, a Fatah leader born in 1956, is one of the 23 remaining pre-Oslo prisoners detained by Israel. He once survived an Israeli airstrike on a car he was traveling in, earning him the nickname ‘the living martyr.’ He joined Fatah in 1970 at the age of 14, and was a part of several operations between 1983 and 1985 targeting Israeli forces and settlements.

Al-Tous was arrested multiple times. He first entered prison in 1970 and escaped in 1975, becoming wanted before being re-arrested four more times by 1985. He was sentenced to multiple life terms by a military court since he refused to stand by the court. In prison, he became one of the leaders of the prisoner movement, and participated in hunger strikes to protest prison policies.

Al-Tous has authored two books: Eye of the Mountain (2021), detailing his life, resistance activities, and views on the Palestinian cause, and Sweetness and Bitterness (2023), chronicling his prison experiences.

He is expected to be liberated today.

💠 @DDGeopolitics:
⭕ 🇨🇳 “There is great disorder under heaven; the situation is excellent.”

— Mao Zedong
⭕ 🇨🇳🤜🇺🇸 Chinese AI Breakthrough DeepSeek Shakes Global Tech Market, Triggers $1 Trillion Loss for Western Giants

The rapid rise of Chinese artificial intelligence company DeepSeek, which has demonstrated superior efficiency and cost-effectiveness compared to OpenAI’s ChatGPT, has sent shockwaves through the global tech industry.

According to CNN, the success of DeepSeek has led to a significant decline in the stock prices of major Western tech companies, wiping out a staggering $1 trillion in market value in a single day.

Nvidia, a leading supplier of AI chips, saw its shares drop by 12%. Other tech giants, including Meta (parent company of Facebook) and Alphabet (Google’s parent company), also experienced sharp declines. The ripple effect extended to Nvidia’s competitors, such as Marvell, Broadcom, Micron, and TSMC, all of which reported substantial losses. The downturn also impacted companies involved in data center operations, including Oracle, Vertiv, Constellation, and NuScale.
⭕ ❗️Trump has already buried Zelensky telling him that “it’s over, it’s finished”.

“The Zelensky regime is in it’s final days like the 3rd Reich in April 1945 – desperately gang pressing civilians into front line service in a futile attempt to hold back the advancing Russian army.”  |media|
[This is opinion of Mercouris too. The plug was quietly pulled on 404, covered by Orange’s projectile noxious noise and “the temporary freeze of arms for 90 days” – that shall be as temporary as zionazi land occupations]
⭕ 🇷🇺🇸🇾 The Russian delegation has arrived in Damascus for a visit for the first time since the change of power in Syria.

The delegation includes Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov and Russian Presidential Special Envoy for Syria Alexander Lavrentyev.

💠 @Fotros Resistance:
⭕ 🇮🇷| Iran Foreign Minister’s taunt to Trump:

Instead of relocating Palestinians, take Israelis to Greenland so you can hit two birds with one stone.

💠 @Hamas/Tsahal:
⭕️ The IDF announced yesterday the death of Ihab Abu Atiwi, Hamas leader in Tulkarm, West Bank, in a drone attack.

The movement announced his death along with that of another fighter.
[And the Annihilation, and sop to zionazi polity, continues unabated.]
⭕ Images of the construction of Israeli military posts on top of Mount Hermon, Syria.  |media|

💠 @Intel Slava Z:
⭕ 🇲🇽🇺🇸Mexican drug cartel gunmen have opened fire on U.S. Border Patrol agents near Fronton, Texas.
[“Suspected”..]
⭕️ 🇨🇩🇷🇼❗️ A new war has begun in Africa

DR Congo forces have crossed the border into Rwanda and entered the town of Gisenyi. Fighting is currently raging in and around the town.
⭕ 🇺🇸🇺🇦❗️US suspends program for refugees from Ukraine

This was reported by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services. Applications for funding are no longer being accepted.
[Yeah, a useless gesture after 80 years of admittance of Banderites and other nazis to California and other states! Plenty of nazi seeds collected for future rainy days]
⭕ 🇷🇺🇸🇾Russian military equipment has been removed from Syria, according to satellite images of the port of Tartus.

Earlier, dozens of military vehicles were concentrated in Tartus after most Russian military facilities in Syria, with the exception of the Khmeimim airbase and the Tartus naval base, were closed. |media|
[Happy hunting in Africa and other points requiring pest control!]

💠 “New Delhi and Beijing have agreed to restart direct flights after a five-year hiatus caused by Covid and diplomatic tensions following the 2020 border clashes”

💠@imetatronink:
⭕ retweet:
“Foreign aid is when the poor people of a rich country send money to the rich people of a poor country” |media|

⭕ ⁉️ “Gravitic Propulsion” Update?

Have I missed all the sensational new revelations about the Las Vegas Trump Hotel Cybertruck “Bombing” — purportedly at the hands of Matthew Livelsberger, an active US special forces Green Beret with several visits to Ukraine on his resumé?

You know, with the claims that the late-2024 drone sightings were actually a demonstration of supersecret supertech flying machines powered and steered by “gravitic propulsion”?

What happened to this story? It started off with such promise … and now it seems to have entirely fizzled out.

I am so disappointed …
🔻 C1: Yeah, the Hollywood fires & smoke affected the script writer’s house for that episode.
🔻 Henry Thoreau: A high ranking commander in the US Airforce also reports that the drones were somehow stealing our precious bodily fluids
🔻 C3: I was thinking about that today.

Remember that one time two dudes both decided to rent electric trucks and launched weird quasi-terror-attacks with them and then everyone just quit caring like three days later

⭕ 21st century pharisaical canon law.

I’m surprised the prescribed sentence is not public stoning.
⭕ 🤦‍♂️ Imagine being counted among the still-devoted followers of Shawn Ryan and Sam Shoemate — who, if they were not entirely complicit in this PSYOP, were nonetheless useful idiots for its absurdity.
[links older:
“‼️ This was brought to my attention about an hour ago.

To be perfectly clear: although I have no reason to believe Shawn Ryan and Sam Shoemate are complicit, I think this whole thing reeks of amateurish PSYOP.

To what end, I will not speculate.” |media| ]
⭕🔻 Tom Luongo (Head Sneetch): https://www.rt.com/news/611694-russia-europe-political-elites/
🔻 WS: I wrote on this very topic back in February 2024:
📜Welcome to the Last World War
📜The Vladimir Putin Interview – Part Two

⭕🔻 SIMPLICIUS Ѱ:
[links above and below:
🔻Ben Hodges (27.01.2025): Russia is more fragile now than many comprehend. Their industry, economy, and oil/gas infrastructure are fragile, vulnerable. We should be putting maximum pressure on all of that, including sanctions on India and China for continuing to buy Russian oil.
🔻 WS: By the time the Russians take Odessa and are soaking their feet in the Danube, I have no doubt General Ben will have the worst eye twitch ever seen. |Pink Panther|
⭕🔻 Armchair Warlord:
A more realistic peace plan, taking into account the minimum acceptable Russian position (as otherwise the war will simply continue), in Fourteen Points:⬇️

1. Ukraine will never join NATO or the EU, and will conduct no direct or indirect military cooperation with any member of those blocs outside of that explicitly allowed under the present treaty; nor will it allow bloc members to maintain expansive diplomatic missions in Kiev or elsewhere.

2. The Armed Forces of Ukraine will be disbanded and their equipment disposed of under joint NATO-Russian supervision; NATO is invited to recover donated equipment for its own use. Postwar Ukraine may maintain a gendarmerie equipped with light weapons, as well as sufficient aerial and naval forces to police its own airspace and remaining coastline.

3. The GUR and SBU are to be disbanded and not replaced by any successor organizations.

4. All Ukrainian ultranationalist organizations are to be banned and their leadership barred from public office.

5. All personnel who served as senior leaders in the Ukrainian security services from 2014-2025 are to be barred from further service to the postwar Ukrainian state.

6. Ukraine will formally cede the five oblasts to Russia in their administrative boundaries; Ukrainian forces will withdraw from any portions of Kursk still occupied at the time the treaty enters into effect; Russian forces will similarly withdraw from occupied portions of Kharkov Oblast.

7. The Russian language is to be given coequal status with the Ukrainian language.

8. All actions taken against the canonical UOC, in communion with the Moscow Patriarchate, are to be reversed and all seized Church property returned.

9. All Soviet and Imperial-era memorials are to be restored.

10. All memorials and monuments to members of the OUN-UPA and other Nazi collaborators, as well as those erected in honor of proscribed ultranationalist entities and individuals in the current war, are to be destroyed.

11. All Ukrainian nuclear facilities are to be occupied by, and operate under the supervision of, the joint NATO-Russian disarmament task force on a permanent basis; Ukraine commits to end all nuclear research immediately and to decommission all three power plants no later than 2040.

12. All political parties and individuals proscribed and persecuted by the Maidan-era Ukrainian authorities are to be restored their freedoms and properties.

13. Free and fair elections are to be held under the supervision of the joint NATO-Russian disarmament task force within three months of the treaty entering into force.

14. Those Russian funds currently detained in Western banks are to be allocated for civil reconstruction and development in postwar Ukraine, controlled by a joint NATO-Russian reconstruction commission.

Formalities such as a ceasefire and an exchange of prisoners are of course to be incorporated. I doubt the Russians care all that much about immediate sanctions relief at this point – with peace having broken out, sanctions will be eased in the normal course of economic business.

There will additionally be an unofficial “understanding” that – the Russians having achieved their stated war aims – NATO will view any moves by the Kremlin to seize additional territory in Ukraine very dimly, and will at a minimum introduce forces to occupy Western Ukraine in such an event. |Orange BS|
🔻 WS: I remain persuaded that, if Putin were to accede to terms such as the Warlord describes above, he would fall prey to a palace coup.
📜Dictating Terms
🔻 WS: Well … I’ve been 100% consistent on this question for over two years. In my view, what you propose is tantamount to a NATO/Russia partition of Ukraine.

I believe the balance of power in the Kremlin would decisively rebel against that course of action.
📜In for a Pound

The Parable of Gaza reminds of the Parable of Nimrod, the Mighty Hunter.. As that one who had subjected most men was defeated by a mosquito, so the Last Satanic Empire by Little Gaza! Imagine the humiliation in London, DC and Tel Aviv.. In 1990s, Anglo-Zionists had declared an End to History after watching Russkies kneel and most nations rush to prostrate themselves. And today they can’t swallow Little Gaza! But the Balloon of Hubris is gonna be deflated by many more hot needles in bitter days to come. Death by a thousand cuts, even if they escape Armageddon, their most likely exit card
NB. he says repeatedly what I’ve said as well: “the Great Return is near” [to historic Palestine, between Gaza and WB] .. and finishes with last words of Nasrallah, “and the days are between us.” This was always fated to be finished with short swords at the end..

So! Trump was projecting all along. It was Yanquis that tried to steal the hypersonics in the wild 1990s

💠@Sputnik Africa:
⭕ ❗️The Doomsday Clock has been moved one second closer to midnight, to 89 seconds

“This is the closest the world has ever come to midnight,” said Daniel Holz, chairman of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists’ Science and Security Council.

The Doomsday Clock first appeared on the cover of The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists in 1947.

The time remaining until midnight symbolizes the tension in the international situation; midnight signifies the moment of nuclear cataclysm. In recent years, the hands have only been moved forward.
[LOL. The political stiffs are left to Orange’s antics and scaremongering. Come Hell or Highwater, the sun shall set on you know who!]
⭕ 🇷🇺⚓️ The Russian Navy is being equipped with unmanned surface vehicles, the production has increased significantly, presidential aide says

“I can say that the Russian Navy is already equipped with unmanned surface vehicles (USV). Their production has been significantly increased, taking into account the experience of the special military operation,” Russian presidential aide and chairman of the Maritime Board of Russia Nikolay Patrushev told a Russian newspaper.

Russia is creating a unified center of competence for the production of USV that are superior to foreign models, he noted.

“This work will involve the necessary financial resources, as well as the best personnel – not only military, but also civilian, including from leading companies in the technology sector. AI and machine learning technologies are expected to be used in the creation of new types of USV,” Patrushev added.
⭕ ⚰️ 🇳🇪 First anniversary of the AES nations exiting the ECOWAS: Niamey residents have “buried” the community

Thousands of Nigerien capital’s residents have taken to the streets to demonstrate in support of the country’s withdrawal from the Economic Community of West African States.

During the demonstration, participants “buried” an effigy covered in a shroud bearing the organization’s logo.

According to a Sputnik correspondent at the site, some demonstrators carried Russian flags. |media|
[that “Doc” needs to be fined for attempting a resuscitation!]
⭕ 🇨🇩 The embassies of Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya, Japan, the US and France have been attacked in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
[all vassals of Anglo-French…]

💠@Intel Slava Z:
⭕ 🇩🇰🇷🇺The Danish Ministry of Energy has issued a permit to Nord Stream AG, the operator of the Nord Stream pipeline, to carry out work to preserve the damaged branch of the pipeline.
⭕ 🇨🇩In the capital of the DRC, Kinshasa, supporters of the government threw burning tires at the US diplomatic mission building. People are chanting “death to the imperialists.”

This is happening because the American government is funding the rebels from the March 23 Movement group.

💠@Yemen | Bab-el-Mandeb:
⭕ During his first term as President of the United States, Donald Trump was involved in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Yemeni children, contributing to the largest humanitarian crisis in the world affecting civilians in Yemen.

Now he has returned, and his first decision upon entering the White House was to classify Yemen as a country that sponsors terrorism.
⭕ 🔘 After the United States withdrew its decision to impose sanctions on Colombia and the White House announced that the sanctions would not be enacted, Colombia achieved a significant victory in its political history. The country illustrated through its speech the American racism and the abhorrent discrimination with which the U.S. treats others with arrogance and criminal terror. It is time for America to face defeats on all fronts from the entire world.

💠@ejmalrai:
⭕ Israel has flagrantly violated the ceasefire agreement, with over 1,350 documented breaches thus far, including bombing raids on Nabatiyeh, north of the Litani River, wounding 14 people. These actions appear to be a calculated provocation aimed at dragging Hezbollah into a retaliatory response, thereby justifying Israel’s continued military presence in Lebanon far beyond the agreed timeline until the 18th of Feb.

It is crucial for Hezbollah to exercise restraint and avoid falling into this trap. Retaliation would provide Israel with the pretext it seeks to prolong its occupation under the guise of self-defense. By refraining from responding militarily, Hezbollah denies Israel the opportunity to escalate the conflict further, maintaining its focus on the agreed withdrawal timeline and protecting Lebanon’s sovereignty without legitimising Israeli provocations.
🔻 C1: Who will force ceasefire agreement…?
🔻 EM: Important for the inhabitants to return home while the settlers are afraid to return on the other side of the borders. For that, patience is essential even the ceasefire is not respected.
🔻 C2: The Resistance should act
🔻 EM: No.
🔻 C3: Do you think they have given up all their tunnels and locations to the Lebanese army? It seemed they got some of them from some videos circulating
🔻 EM: Hezbollah has plenty of weapons and missiles north of the Litani River.
⭕ Benjamin Netanyahu, who has an ICC warrant for his arrest for war crimes, should not be expected to respect the ceasefires in Lebanon and Gaza.
⭕ The US has said it will withdraw thousands of troops from Syria. There is a difference between withdrawing a certain number of troops and ending the occupation of north-eastern Syria. Let’s see if Israel will let that happen. In the previous administration, Trump said that Syria was a land of sand and death and expressed his willingness to end the occupation.

What will happen to the US-proxy Kurdish forces?

💠@DDGeopolitics:
⭕ 🇷🇺💬🇺🇸 Chairman of the Russian State Duma Vyacheslav Volodin:

Why what Tucker Carlson said should be taken seriously:

Yesterday, American journalist Tucker Carlson said that the Biden administration ‘tried to kill Putin.’

This was proposed by former US Secretary of State Blinken.

A day passed.
Everyone is silent.
Neither Biden nor Blinken denied the statements.

The preparation of an assassination attempt on Putin, the very discussion of it, is a crime. The most serious threat to global security.

A direct path to the start of a nuclear war.

This should be grounds for investigation by all international institutions.

Let me give you some facts:
– Preparations were underway for an attack on Hungarian Prime Minister Orban, which was avoided.
– An assassination attempt was made on the Prime Minister of Slovakia Fico .
– An assassination attempt was made on Trump during his election campaign.

Therefore, discussions of the intention to kill Putin must be taken seriously.

All these are links in the same chain.

What Tucker Carlson said needs to be thoroughly investigated, and Biden and Blinken should be held accountable.

We all need to realize that the Russian Federation is being subjected to a brutal fight. We need to understand the scale of the challenges and threats that we face.
And that means feeling your responsibility.

Vladimir Vladimirovich is doing everything to strengthen the country, achieve peace, and resolve issues of global security.

Putin is undoubtedly Russia’s advantage.

Today, more than ever, unity and consolidation of everyone around our President is extremely important.

Talking of Yemen in the Daily Chronicles reminds that it is mete that Yemen returns to center stage in the End Times.

Some narrations hold that Yemen is the oldest human dwelling after the Fall of Man; Their main and famous port city of Aden, long the hub of the British Empire’s Royal Navy as a coaling station and logistics hub enroute to Crown-jewel India, is the arabic word for Adam, where he supposedly landed after the First Descent (so many parallels between Adam and Jesus!). Eve fell in lovely India, to this day among the most fragrant, verdant land and of alluring spices..

As recounted in the Qur’an, the most powerful evil Empire since the Flood is also buried under the sands of Yemen, occupying nearly a quarter of the Arabian Peninsula. Yemen had many others empires, some who sent legions to war on other civilizations, such as China, taking Tibet for a while. So Yemen has featured in the Beginning, the middle and the End!

But most are ignorant of History, and boast vainly of thousand-year Reiches, not understanding how we’ve all become puny in the passage of Time. Earlier peoples were vastly larger and more powerful, and arguably more wicked. Many were of Yemeni stock, such as the relentless Pharaoh who ruled over Egypt at time of Moses; or the Amalek tribe of Babylon that the young Patriarch and his cousin Lot fought against – not to mention the Patriarch, himself of the same Yemeni Amalek tribe.

So I wonder, if folks understand when Satanyahoo claimed to war on Amalek, how many understood it meant the sons of Japeth (caucasian europeans/Turk elites) mean to exterminate not just the Canaanite semites of yesteryear, but the roots of all arabs, and semites, located in Yemen? What days await the fat defenseless PetroSheikhs, not understanding they’re mere menu, not even servants, at the High Table!

So it is proper, like a bracket, the geopolitical struggle over mankind that consumed principalities and elite alike from the very Beginning is being tied up in a neat bow many millennia later, right here in Yemen.

💠 @Hamas/Tsahal:
⭕ Two Hamas officials accuse Israel of delaying aid delivery to Gaza and warn that this could affect the release of the hostages.

One of the officials says he has asked mediators to intervene in the matter.

The sources say Israel is not sending essential aid items, such as fuel, tents, heavy machinery and other equipment, to the Gaza Strip, as agreed in the first stage of the deal.
⭕ Following Trump’s statements that the Gaza Strip must be “cleansed,” the US secretary of state told Egypt’s foreign minister this week that it was important to ensure that Hamas can never again rule Gaza.

“The secretary of state reiterated the importance of close cooperation to advance post-conflict planning to ensure that Hamas can never again rule Gaza or threaten Israel,” Washington said.

[Qiyamah = another name for Judgment Day. Palestinians shall persevere, even against Legion and all mankind marshalled against them. Even when most other arabs are gone, and they’re among the last semites. For among Palestinians are ALL mankind – the Holy Land has drawn like a moth to the flame pilgrims, travelers, traders (sitting at crossroads of Earth) of all lands. You’ll find black Palestinians from subSahara, and descendants of Vikings and Caucasians and all points. So they’ve got solutions to all problems. And their social cohesion, faith and spirit is unusual. Their warriors are among hardiest as well, survivors of the fire of western crusades and mongol invasions for over a millennium too]

💠@imetatronink:
⭕ ⚡️ Lee once again gifts us an extremely incisive piece of analysis, this time in relation to the 2023-10-07 Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, which remains shrouded by a disinformation campaign nonpareil, replete with monstrous atrocity tales that live on in the public consciousness.
🔻Lee Slusher:
Indicators and Warnings: Operation Al-Aqsa Flood

This piece belongs to the thematic series, “Flipping the Board.”

The Israeli government initially claimed to have been caught by surprise when Hamas attacked on October 7, 2023. Officials later amended this assertion, stating instead that security services had misinterpreted the gravity of the indicators and warnings of the attack, and so failed to respond appropriately.

Israel has long employed all manner of intelligence collection, both human and technical, to keep Gaza under a proverbial microscope. The entities primarily responsible for the efforts are Shin Bet, the country’s domestic security agency, and Israeli Military Intelligence, also known as Aman. There are also a great many guard towers, cameras, and ground sensors lining Gaza’s perimeter with Israel.

For reference, at least for Americans, Gaza is slightly smaller in area than Philadelphia, but it is long, narrow, and backed up against the Mediterranean Sea. Gaza’s dimensions make the task of surveillance easier than in other locations, because Gaza has such little depth from east to west. Even from north to south, Gaza measures only twenty-five miles (forty-one kilometers). Surveillance of this small strip is accomplished by land, sea, air, and space. In fact, with the exception of Gaza’s border with Egypt—which is also Gaza’s widest section at seven and a half miles (twelve kilometers)—Israel controls all surrounding land and water.

The most pressing surveillance challenge comes from Gaza’s network of subterranean tunnels. However, tunnels are not a complete black hole in terms of intelligence collection and analysis. Those who enter these passageways also exit them. They meet with others, some of whom might relay information to their adversaries. They often communicate using technology susceptible to interception. Likewise, their movements on the surface are trackable by air and space-based platforms.

Israeli security services have demonstrated such skills many times over. For instance, after amassing ground forces on Gaza’s border in 2021, the IDF tweeted, “IDF air and ground troops are currently attacking in the Gaza Strip.”(1) But no such attack was underway at that moment. This was a ruse to lure Hamas fighters into tunnels the IDF then attacked with airstrikes. This is not to say Israel has perfect knowledge of the underground happenings in Gaza, only to note that one should not consider tunnels, particularly these ones, to be impervious to surveillance. Then, of course, there is the fact that many of Hamas’s preparations for October seventh occurred aboveground, in plain view, and over an extended period of time.(2)

Consider the things one is expected to believe simultaneously. On the one hand, Hamas outwitted Israel leading up to and on October seventh. But on the other hand, Israel was able not only to kill Ismail Haniyeh, the political leader of Hamas, but to do so inside of an IRGC compound in Tehran. Months later, Israel detonated the explosives its operatives had placed surreptitiously in thousands of Hezbollah’s pagers as part of a decade-long plot. Ten days after that, Israel located and killed the longtime Secretary General of Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah, in Lebanon. In a little over a week, Israel did the same to six other members of Hezbollah’s senior leadership.

It is likely that many of these feats were the work of Mossad, Israel’s other and best known security agency. But is one to believe that Mossad possessed seemingly otherworldly degrees of competence and cunning, while Shin Bet and Aman were unable to see the events in Gaza that unfolded—quite literally—right before their eyes, both before and on October seventh?

Consider, too, the AI-based targeting technologies, such as “the Gospel” and “Lavender,” that Israel employed in Gaza shortly after the attacks. In 2019, the IDF announced the creation of a Gaza-focused “targeting center” that made use of “the fields of data science and machine learning in order to acquire targets.”(3) According to the Israeli press, the IDF employed such technologies in 2021 during “Operation Guardian of the Walls.”(4) The Jerusalem Post noted the IDF’s use of “the Gospel” and similar systems in the operation, which they declared Israel’s “first artificial-intelligence war.”(5)

Here one is expected to believe both that Israel possessed and had used such potent sensor-to-shooter capabilities prior to October seventh and that Israel was sufficiently blind not to have observed and understood Hamas’s preparations for the operation. According to the IDF, the attack involved thousands of Hamas fighters—some on motorcycles and paragliders— and the use of approximately one thousand rockets and other munitions. Yet the IDF’s response came hours later, and an unusually high number of its ground units were occupied in the West Bank.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continues to delay a public inquiry. Two related developments occurred on January 21, 2025. First, Israel’s legislature passed a law “criminalizing the denial, minimization or celebration” of the attack.(6) Second, the Chief of Staff of the Israeli Defense Force, Lieutenant General Herzi Halevi, resigned, “taking responsibility for security failures tied to Hamas’ surprise attack.”(7)

What issues might such a public inquiry address? |links|
[the Loss of the supranational satanists is manifest. They can manufacture more 911s, murder all leaders and destroy infrastructure, but they can neither erase an Idea held by Billions, nor stay in the Holy Land. Not above ground among the living that is. Such is their sad fate, as with countless raving preceding Empires]
⭕ ⁉️ “Warming Up” for China Against the Yemeni?

This otherwise worthwhile analysis cannot escape its delusional assumption that the recent battles against Yemen in the Red Sea have somehow prepared the US Navy to fight China in its own littoral waters. 🤦‍♂️ |story|
🔻 C1: What’s worse than not learning a lesson? Learning a lesson that was not in the story.
🔻 C2: Lesson #1: The importance of fast 180° turns of carrier groups.
Lesson #2: The need for refueling the refueling aircraft.
🔻 C3: Preparing to be humiliated again.
🔻 C4: They aren’t discussing an elephant in the room. The volume of missiles the Chinese would fire, and the capabilities of these missiles vastly exceeds what Ansar Allah has.

Operation Prosperity Guardian was a failure. Blockading China would be a catastrophic defeat for the US Navy
🔻 C5: Did they miss the part where they lost?😂
⭕ 🚨 “Unrecoverable”

Unrecoverable: a fancy military term for “a heap of ashes”. |story|
🔻 WS: Aerobatics |media|
🔻 Johanna deMartin: It did look unrecoverable already while it was still 50 metres off the ground.
🔻 MAKE LOVE AND NOT WAR: Layers of absorbent material “skin” from the F-22 fuselage coming off. And so the myths go… |media|
[you can stick a fork in this Empire. Way past sell date. They’re unable to even keep up pretenses. All they do now, as they circle the drain, is try to figure out the best way to take all down with them into the Pit. THAT is Orange’s wrecking crew mission, not selling defeat to Russkie.]
🔻 WS: F-35 suffers a “mishap” attempting to mimic Su-57 aerobatics. |media|
🔻 Kalibre: You have absolutely no idea what/why/how it happened
🔻 WS: Anonymous sources say …
🔻 Big Picture Entropist: It performed the falling leaf manoeuvre really well, except for one bit.
🔻 WS: No one can say it didn’t “stick the landing”.
[yes indeed. Lovely little Nadia Comaneci would understand]
🔻 Brandon: Me, as a taxpayer, knowing that we just lost $109 million in that accident. And knowing the Air Force will use this as yet another justification to spend on their even more expensive ($300 million PER PLANE) sixth-generation NGAD warplane. |media|
🔻 McTablecloth: The F-35 Joint Shitbox Fighter

⭕🔻 John Ʌ Konrad V: One key takeaway from Pearl Harbor: parking aircraft and ships too close together makes them easy targets.

Flash forward to a more recent photo
[they surely couldn’t be THIS dumb, and “Play it again, Sam?” Good Lord. All the good script writers must have been lost in LA fires]
🔻 WS: Ducks in a barrel.
🔻 Balkan Man: Really?

And how exactly would a country hit these ships in a base in the middle of the Pacific Ocean?
🔻 WS: – Admiral Husband E. Kimmel, 1941 |balancing acts|
🔻 Question More: Yep can’t even imagine the submarine/ship drones China is developing. The Ukrainians/British ones have been fairly effective.
🔻 C4: One Poseidon nuclear powered nuclear armed torpedo would do it. Can’t be intercepted by the US Navy.
🔻 C5: When you’re overly confident you’ll forever have primacy. Norfolk very much like this too.
🔻 C6: It’s a hypersonic duck shoot.
⭕ 🎸 What the World Needs Now

What the world needs now
is a new kind of tension
‘Cause the old one just bores me to death
🔻 C1: Even Better:
Cracker – Euro-trash Girl (Live)
I saw them live in Charleston 20 years ago at River Fest. From my boat in the river. Unforgettable. |media|
🔻 WS: I lost track of how many times I’ve seen them live since 1994 when they opened for Counting Crows at the old Zephyr Club in Salt Lake City (great venue!). Cracker stole the show.

I saw them live close to a dozen times over the years, in clubs all over the US southwest.
⭕ ‼️ So few people seemed to even notice when Vladimir Putin alluded to precisely this solution during his landmark interview with Tucker Carlson in February 2024.

Hardly anyone has paid close attention to the things Putin has been saying for the past quarter century.
[links:
“🔻 — GEROMAN — time will tell – 👀 –: That could get funny:

🇷🇺🇺🇦 SVR Director Proposed Discussing the “Division of Ukraine” with Three Countries in the Context of Historical Rights to Ukrainian Lands

▪️ The head of the Foreign Intelligence Service, Sergei Naryshkin, proposed that the Russian Historical Society discuss the topic of rights to Ukrainian lands with the participation of other countries. It is planned to invite 3 main states bordering Ukraine, namely Poland, Hungary and Slovakia.
▪️ Answering the question of whether a division of Ukrainian territory is possible in the future, Naryshkin said that the topic will be discussed from a historical point of view, at a round table.
➖ “We will try to invite historians from other countries, from Poland, from Hungary, from Slovakia,” Naryshkin said .” http://t.me/RVvoenkor]
🔻 C2: Wonder when Ukraine will realize this is their fate?

At the roundtable?
🔻 🇷🇺🇵🇸🇮🇷Mary Louise Blackpilled Manchester: I pay attention.

🔻 kamfongchun: Welcome to the Carvery.
Russia will of course have the tastiest cuts.
Poland, Hungary might enjoy the ‘soup bits’
Romania, a bit of bone & gristle.
Then there’s that curly part on the ‘rump’ end – that might stay as Ukraine
⭕ retweet:
🔻 Lord Bebo:
‼️A well-created map of the course of the Second World War…

Western Allies opened the second front after the Red Army liberated half of Eastern Europe. |media|

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DFaRJPypEaV/?igsh=MXg3NzU3ZHpyMXFlcw%3D%3D

💠@Middle East Spectator:
⭕ ⚡️🇪🇬🇵🇸🇺🇸 The Americans are pressuring Egypt to appoint an Egyptian ambassador to Israel before the end of March, according to Hebrew Media Outlets.

Egypt has not had an ambassador in Israel for over 7 months, and the Israeli ambassador to Egypt had his accreditations refused, he remains in Tel Aviv.
[the neo-Pharaohs, it must be admitted, are as expert in milking Anglos as the desperate Anglos are expert in milking desert Bedouins! And we do wonder, whose udders shall give way first??? Ask the good Senator Menendez!]

💠@Intel Slava Z:
⭕ 🇷🇺🇺🇸The State Duma will appeal to the US Congress and the UN with a demand to investigate Carlson’s words about the Biden administration preparing an assassination attempt on Putin

💠@Sputnik Africa:
⭕ ❗️Over the past six months, monthly sanitary and irreparable losses of the Ukrainian Armed Forces have consistently amounted to over 50,000 people, the Russian Defense Ministry reported

💠🌎🛡GEOPOL360🕊🌍:
⭕ 🇺🇸🇨🇺 Cuban President: “Sending illegal immigrants to Guantanamo is barbaric”

Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel has called Trump’s plan to send illegal immigrants to the notorious Guantanamo detention center a “barbaric” act.

Trump said hours ago that he would soon sign an executive order that would require the U.S. Department of Defense and the Interior Department to prepare a center at Guantanamo Bay to hold 30,000 illegal immigrants who have committed crimes.
⭕ 🇸🇾 Syria’s de facto leader Ahmed al-Golani abolished the country’s constitution on Wednesday and declared himself president at a meeting of armed factions in Damascus.

The former rebel leader “will assume the functions of the presidency of the Syrian Arab Republic and represent it in international forums,” commander Hassan Abdelghani said, according to Syrian news agency SANA.

Abdelghani said Golani would serve as president during a “transitional phase,” without giving further details.

Syria’s parliament has also been dissolved, Abdelghani said, adding that the president will form a temporary legislative council until a new constitution comes into force. He did not give a timetable for when that would come into force.

💠@DDGeopolitics:
⭕ 🇷🇴💬🇺🇦Romanian presidential candidate Calin Georgescu has said that Ukraine is a “fictional state” that will be divided between its neighbors.

“The world is changing. Borders will change. Moreover, if the borders change, where will we be? We have Northern Bukovina – it’s an interest. We have Budjak, we have Northern Maramures – right? From the former Transcarpathia. The Hungarians will still have a little bit left. Lvov, which will remain with the Poles, and Little Russia,” Georgescu said in an interview with CristoiuTv.

When asked about the likelihood of the division of Ukraine, he answered in the affirmative.

“One hundred percent, that’s how it will be. Well, they have no other way! The road to something like that is inevitable. Ukraine is a fictitious state. It’s the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic,” Georgescu said.
⭕ Lowering the mobilization age in Ukraine is the only chance for Zelensky to delay the collapse of the front, the Russian Defense Ministry stated.

• lowering the age of mobilization in Ukraine is being prepared under the influence of Western countries;
• over the past six months, monthly sanitary and irreparable losses of manpower of the Ukrainian Armed Forces have been consistently around 50 thousand people and higher;
• About 100 thousand Ukrainian soldiers left their military units without permission and went on the run;
• the number of recruits in the training centers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, even taking into account the “activation” of the TCC throughout Ukraine, has barely reached 30 thousand per month for about six months;
• the pace of mobilization in Ukraine does not help to replenish losses, which leads to a reduction in the number of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

💠@ejmalrai:
⭕ Thank you USA:

The US has reportedly halted the shipment of $50 million worth of condoms and contraceptives to Gaza, effectively and positively limiting access to birth control. The restriction contributes to a population increase, which is a natural response to the massive loss of life and injuries sustained during the devastating war. Historically, populations affected by war and genocide have often responded with higher birth rates as a means of demographic resistance and recovery.

Palestinians, who already have one of the highest birth rates in the region, see this as an opportunity to compensate for their losses, ensuring that the next generation continues the struggle for survival and sovereignty and encouraging high fertility rates to counteract displacement and occupation.

The impact aligns with Israel’s long-standing concerns over Palestinian demographic growth. Israel has consistently framed Palestinian birth rates as a “demographic threat,” particularly in Gaza and the West Bank.
[But the entire was another Orange Lie – a narrative filler] 
⭕ Syria:
Ahmad al-Sharaa, aka Abu Mohammad al-Joulani was declared the president of the country.
⭕ retweet:
Ben Gvir’s reaction to Trump’s plan to deport Palestinians:

For years they said I was delusional, but now the president himself is talking about it, I hope he will promote this idea. I ask the Arab world not to refuse it. Let the residents of Gaza immigrate to your countries |media|
[LOL. what a risible zionazi circle jerk – from London, through DC, to Tel Aviv!]
⭕ History has never promised that standing with the oppressed would be easy. On the contrary, it is often the path of greatest resistance—one marked by persecution, marginalisation, and sacrifice. Those who choose to stand against injustice frequently face professional, social, and even legal consequences, yet history remembers them not for their suffering but for their unwavering commitment to truth and justice.

The climate in the United States is becoming increasingly challenging for those who openly support Palestine and advocate for the right of self-determination. As pro-Israel sentiment continues to dominate political and media discourse, individuals who express solidarity with Palestinians will face growing scrutiny, professional and police repercussions, and even social ostracisation.

The consequences of taking a principled stance on Palestine are already evident. Academics, journalists, activists, and even students have been subjected to intimidation, job losses, and blacklisting simply for voicing support for Palestinian rights. Corporations and institutions are tightening their policies, while anti-boycott laws in several states have created legal barriers to economic and political protest against Israel. The chilling effect is spreading, signaling that defending Palestinian self-determination in the US will come at a steep cost.

As the US government continues to deepen its alliance with Israel, those who challenge Washington’s unwavering support for Tel Aviv may find themselves increasingly marginalised and punished. The upcoming months could see intensified crackdowns on pro-Palestinian advocacy, including greater surveillance, legal action, and targeted efforts to silence dissenting voices.

For Americans and residents who refuse to conform to the prevailing narrative, the road ahead will not be easy. But history has shown that silencing a just cause does not erase it—it amplifies it. The fight for Palestinian self-determination will persist, even if it comes at a price.
⭕ retweet:
🔻Roberta Sutton: Jan 28th RUs had talks in SY re future of RU’s bases. 49yr lease for Tartus was ended. SY gov’s leaning toward West. RU still has bases but has moved stuff to Libya. SY gov is veering toward IL, opposing IR. RU talking to Lib’s Haftar. Signed 20-yr pact w IR, won’t back any enemy |story|
[synopsis of his latest article]

The combined West is experiencing an interesting reverse process in Africa (vis-a-vis the 19th Century) — being walked backwards from the interior (“Heart of Darkness”) to the coasts. Then sharpened knives will be turned onto the coastal foreign operating bases…

💠@imetatronink:
⭕ cont. thread:
🔻 WS: Ducks in a barrel.
🔻 C1: In a real conflict, some 90% or so wouldn’t be able to conduct operations for long, anyways for lack of maintenance capacity, spare parts & crew.
So you’re essentially looking at a fleet of decoys.
🔻 WS: [reposts old] By its own admission, the US Navy cannot put to sea more than about 60 surface warships at any time. They can float 5 carriers, but only outfit a maximum of 3 of them for combat operations — they lack experienced air and shipboard crew for any more.
🔻 C2: Admiral Yamamoto would like to have a word with you regarding this.
🔻 WS: Both Russia and China have ICBMs with the range to hit Pearl Harbor; submarines with ICBMs, IRBMs, long-range ASCMs; surface warships with IRBMs and long-range ASCMs; strategic bombers with long-range supersonic and hypersonic ASMs.

There are any number of possibilities.
⭕ This has to qualify as the fulfillment of some apocalyptic prophecy. |media|
🔻 LôZion: Yeah.. Revelation 9:7-11
🔻 C2: Every Russian and Ukrainian veteran pulls out the Kalashnikov and starts spraying the sky…
🔻 C3: Locusts or something
🔻 DeepFake Dissident: Now imagine these powered by Ai to take out ALL the power transformers…

Humans all over the world MUST begin working on ways to foster cooperative interactions and suppress those promoting competitive interactions.
🔻 C5: The Mandate of Heaven has changed hands.
⭕🔻 Ian Proud: NATO could not win a conventional war against Russia.

Excellent piece by Commodore (Retd) Steve Jermy, RN. |link|
[it may not be as wholesome as appears.. could be generation of consent for “unconventional victories” per nuclear primacy doctrine of the crazies. If a pentagon or limey brass author anything nowadays, keep yer beady eyes on the ball]
🔻 WS: I submit that this reality ought to have been perceived by the “military experts” no later than July 2022.

There were, at that time, several amateurs who did see things clearly:

📜The United States Could Not Win and Will Not Fight a War Against Russia
🔻 Ian Proud: Or, indeed, in 2014.
🔻 C2: NATO’s combined military budget is over 10 times bigger than Russia’s (even now)—so what are they doing with all that money? 💰🤔
🔻 WS: The Pentagon is a black hole of waste and corruption never equaled in human history.
🔻 Ian Proud: Hard to disagree with that.
⭕ The V-22 Osprey (aka “The Widow Maker”) has had multiple fleet-wide groundings in recent years.

It has been allowed to fly again — but with the astonishing restriction that it cannot fly further than 30 minutes away from a place to land.

I kid you not. |link|
🔻 Happy Corgi Pants: Terrifying.

I found myself in my backyard sunbathing yesterday and two were flying in tandem directly over me at fairly high altitude (for them), too.

Isn’t their max ceiling around 30k ft?
🔻 WS: All I know is they shake my house when they fly about 500′ overhead. Louder than Chinooks.
[i think it must be in one of the SOPs of the Knuckle-Draggers: Build Them Big. So Big all brownies abroad with bones in their noses will be suitably impressed. Damn the cost, flightworthiness, aesthetics or longevity. Big ‘N Bold. But some nitwit forgot to tell them the Nose-Boners now live in CONUS!]
🔻 EwokBarbeque: But it looks SO COOL!

Doesn’t matter what it actually does, our enemies will see if from Avengers movies and run scared.
[there u go. Like the meat-assault war in 404 — it’s all about optics for the Last Satanic Empire. I wonder, as the Sarmats, or radioactive Tsunamis, stream in — will they be busy with selfies and HQ HD visuals and tryin’ to spin it into irrelevance??]
🔻 Johanna deMartin: The highlight of confused plane building – is it a helicopter? is it a prop plane? – now barely qualifies as aircraft.

To put it in historical context:

October 5, 1905
Wilbur Wright makes the longest flight of the year: 24 1/5 miles in 39 minutes, 23 4/5 seconds, more than twenty-nine times around the field, at an average speed of thirty-eight miles per hour.
🔻 WS: Back in 2003 during the centennial remembrance of the Wright Brothers’ first flight, I binge read several books about them. It is one of the singular achievements in American and world history.

And there was far more progress made from 1903-1953 than there has been since.
🔻 Johanna deMartin: It was a remarkable time of daring to dream and doing. Risk-takers for the sake of pushing boundaries of man’s natural abilities.
Maybe the closest thing to what ‘America’ can only dream about being today.
⭕ ‼️ Zoltán Koskovics

In this interview on @TheDuranReal, with @Glenn_Diesen and Alexander Mercouris, @KoskovicsZ shows himself an exceptionally insightful observer of geopolitical realities, particularly in relation to Europe.

* HIGHLY RECOMMENDED * |media|
🔻 Koskovics Zoltán: Thank you, Will!
⭕🔻 Armchair Warlord: By the way, notice anything about this scene? Like the difference in how noticeable the desert tan M113 is compared to the (not even particularly camouflaged) Russian tank towing it?

We’re three years in and US Army units are still deploying to Europe with bright tan vehicles.⬇️

The US Army desert tan vehicular paint scheme is simply unacceptable in temperate environments. Considering that units may have to deploy from CONUS on short notice to fight in colder climate zones without having time to run their equipment through contractor-run paint shops, this scheme should at a minimum be replaced with a darker “general arid-climate” design that provides some level of concealment in Europe.
🔻 WS: It is probably a direct reflection of the urgency with which much of this equipment has been transferred to Ukraine — an urgency dictated by the unrelenting and comprehensive attrition of such equipment on the Ukrainian battlefield.

The AFU always needs more of everything, NOW.
⭕🔻 Armchair Warlord: The level of janky improvised armor that’s been welded together in this war because both Western and Soviet AFV designers manifestly failed to anticipate future requirements is kind of soul-crushing, ngl.
[links:
🔻 People’s Art of War 人民兵法: Finally a vehicle in the war that doesn’t look like a Mad Max prop.]
🔻 WS: Now extrapolate a few years into the future from this tableau:
[links the above, “This has to qualify as the fulfillment of some apocalyptic prophecy.”]
⭕ 🃏 Mississippi Poker Game

What do you do in a big stakes poker game when two of the other guys at the table have just played four aces?

You play five and survive the shootout.

(I’m pretty sure there’s a lesson of war in there somewhere.) |media|
⭕🔻 Armchair Warlord: When in Rome, do as Romans do? 😉
[links:
🔻 Diomedes Appreciator: I served on the Danube with plenty of Goths that are more Roman than the soft senators kids in Ravenna

Sure they are marching towards Adrianople right now under arms, but that’s just good ole fashion Romanitas]
🔻 WS: This is a tangent … but I often find myself wondering what a commander like Nathan Bedford Forrest could have done in the Ukraine War with a full brigade of troops mounted on 650cc 4-stroke motorcycles, with 2 ATGM tubes carried on many, FPVs carried by others, and a significant supply of small-arms ammo and grenades on all.
🔻 C3: war and battle tactics came natural to NBF, which I assume would carry over to today’s battle fields, and using the above mentioned battle implements,
He would be as feared today as he was back in the 1860s.
Hell, even Grant feared him.
If I had ✓ mark, I could go on for hours

⭕🔻 Combination K: A thread discussing Soviet flare rounds employed in the process of delivering light support 🧵: |THREAD|
🔻 WS: My grandfather worked as a fireman at Dugway Proving Grounds and the Utah Test Range, in the northwestern Utah desert.

He used to gather up the parachutes from flares used there. We would tie the main string to bolt nuts and use slingshots to shoot them into the air. Great fun.

⭕ #FoodForThought
🔻 Sandgropper: Sounds eerily appropriate for the times and the current trajectory of the US.

⭕Guess where this is:

(answer in reply)
🔻 WS: Oman.

The answer is Oman.
[and note this is “EAST of Eden” – as with most bastardization in the english language of foreign tongues, perhaps they were referring to “Aden” ??? Eve landed east of Aden too. The primal impulse in most of human history and the ancient world was “to go East” not West…]
🔻 kamfongchun: Before i saw the answer I thought that due to the Green, the lushness, the waterways the tropical vibe perhaps its somewhere in SE Asia (Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand)

Oman? . . .would never have guessed that
🔻 WS: “And we did come to the land which we called Bountiful, because of its much fruit and also wild honey; and all these things were prepared of the Lord that we might not perish. And we beheld the sea, which we called Irreantum, which, being interpreted, is many waters.” (ca. 590BC)
🔻 Abz Hussain: Hidden Oasis
⭕ retweet:
Any criticisms you could level at China — that their domestic policy is more authoritarian than ours, that their culture is more conservative, are eclipsed in moral terms by the depravity of our own western governments. @caitoz #auspol #China |link|

💠@ejmalrai:
⭕ Killed many months ago but their death changed nothing in the course of the battle and resistance in Gaza, Hamas announced that “The martyrdom of”:

Mohammed Deif: As the supreme commander of Hamas’s military wing, the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, Deif has been a key figure in orchestrating military operations against Israel. Known for his elusiveness, he has survived multiple Israeli assassination attempts.

Marwan Issa (Abu Bara’): Serving as the deputy to Mohammed Deif, Issa was instrumental in Hamas’s military strategies.

Ghazi Abu Tama’a (Abu Mussa): a senior commander in Hamas’s military wing, the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades. He previously served as the head of Hamas’s Central Camps Brigade and was responsible for overseeing the organization’s weapons in Gaza.

Raed Thabet: Thabet served as the head of recruitment and supply acquisition for Hamas’s military wing. He was considered among the top ten most senior Hamas military commanders.

Marwan Salameh: Salameh was a senior Hamas commander, serving as the leader of the Khan Younis Brigade. He was known for his close association with Hamas’s Gaza Chief Yahya Sinwar and military chief Mohammed Deif.
⭕ The Palestinian resistance swapped 3 Israeli prisoners and 6 Thai nationals, forcing Israel to free 110 prisoners including life sentence prisoners to reach Gaza and others deported to Egypt.
⭕ retweet:
🚨📝🇱🇧 The findings of the full series of remote assessments of building destruction and debris quantities related to the recent conflict affecting Lebanon are now available via UNHabitat.org/BDDQA-Lebanon by @UNHABITAT Lebanon, @Uni_Of_Balamand, and CREEMO at @USJLiban. |link|

💠@Steve Sweeney:
⭕ Made in the USA🇺🇸 :The south Lebanese village of Aita has been flattened by Israel using western made and supplied weapons which have turned it into an apocalyptic wasteland. War crime after war crime in which Britain and the U.S. are complicit. |media|

~~~~~~

These are momentous days in Africa, lost in the brouhaha over orangish antics, and other more prominent theatres of the hybrid world war. This belongs here rather in routine news from Africa.. Frenchie was booted out of another country; the US closed its embassy in Chad as that entire region is poised to be detonated, with Rwanda and South Africa making open threats at each other (!). Angola is siding with Congo; Part of the compradore East African community (their ECOWAS) piped up to back Rwanda. Rwanda is backed to the hilt by the combined West and Zion. Losing Congo might be as catastrophic to the West as Germany losing Russian gas… So they’re going full retard in genocide atm, international law be damned.

~~~~~

💠@Sputnik Africa:
⭕ 🇹🇩 The three French military bases in Chad have been completely handed over to the Chadian National Army

According to the Chadian General Staff of the Armed Forces, the last installation concerned, that of the Sergeant Adji Kossei base in N’Djamena, was handed over to the African country on Wednesday.

This handover marks the definitive end of the French military presence on Chadian soil, the body emphasized.

The Chadian National Army is fully prepared to assume the management of the recovered infrastructure, the Chadian authorities were quoted by the media as stating.
⭕ 🇿🇦🇷🇼 South Africa warned of the threat of war if Rwanda attacks its troops in the DR Congo

💬 “The president did warn them [Rwanda], if you are going to fire, we will take it as a declaration of war and we will have to defend our people,” said South African Minister of Defense and Military Veterans, Angelina Motshekga, as quoted by the South African news portal Times Live. “That is when the firing also stopped.”

On Wednesday, Ramaphosa accused the Rwandan army of being involved in the deaths of 13 South African soldiers near the Congolese city of Goma. The president noted that the presence of the South African contingent in the DRC does not constitute a declaration of war against any state.

In turn, Rwandan President Kagame said that he does not rule out confrontation with South Africa due to the situation in eastern DRC. He also called South Africa a participant in the conflict in the DRC, noting that South Africa is conducting combat offensive operations to assist the Congolese government and is cooperating in the DRC with armed groups that threaten Rwanda.
⭕ ❓🇨🇩 Escalating conflict in Eastern DRC: What’s happening and why it matters 

The Democratic Republic of Congo is experiencing intensified conflict as M23 rebels, reportedly backed by Rwanda, advance after capturing Goma. They are now moving towards Bukavu, causing casualties, civilian displacement, and diplomatic tensions with Rwanda.

🇨🇩 M23 rebels—who are they?

M23, a Tutsi-led rebel group and offshoot of CNDP, began its current insurgency in 2022, claiming the Congolese government failed to integrate Tutsi communities per the 2009 peace agreement.

The group claims to defend Tutsis from Hutu militias like the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda, tied to the 1994 genocide.

🇷🇼 What is Rwanda’s involvement?

The DRC, UN, and Western nations accuse Rwanda of supporting M23 with troops and weapons, based on UN evidence. Rwanda denies this, claiming its military actions are defensive against threats from the DRC-based FDLR. Rwanda’s military involvement in eastern DRC dates back to the late 1990s.

Read the full explainer to understand the peacekeepers’ status, the conflict’s future, and the significance of events in the DRC
⭕🇨🇩🌍 DRC president condemns international agencies’ inaction amid violence in the country

💬 “Your silence and inaction in the face of the Kigali regime and atrocities committed by its supporters on our territories are insults not only to the Democratic Republic of Congo but also to the common human values of peace and justice,” Felix Tshisekedi said during his address to the nation.

He also said that the inaction of international organizations “borders with complicity” in the aggression against the DRC, which will not let itself be degraded and will continue fighting back.

🇷🇼 Tshisekedi also called on the nation to unite efforts to repel the “barbaric aggression of Rwanda.”

The president condemned the capture of the city of Goma in the eastern part of the country by the M23 rebels with the support of Rwanda, which he accused of “violating the UN Charter,” confirming the presence of Rwandan troops on the territory of the DRC.
⭕🇨🇩 The future of the conflict in the DR Congo: A faster, bloodier war or a fragile peace?

This current war in the country is different from previous ones, not only because of its scale but also due to technological advancements, noted Maya Nikolskaya, Acting Director of the Center for African Studies at Russia’s MGIMO University, in an interview to Sputnik Africa.

💬 “It is going to be, even to an extent, it is going to be more bloody and it is going to be much faster than the previous two wars that happened in this region,” Nikolskaya warned.

At the same time, diplomatic negotiations could pressure Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi into making territorial concessions to Rwanda. The East African Community itself faces possible fractures, mirroring tensions seen in West Africa between ECOWAS and the Sahel states that have left the bloc, the expert compared.

🇪🇺💎🩸 Meanwhile, the European Union, heavily reliant on Congolese minerals, is eager to see the conflict end. However, as Nikolskaya pointed out, the mining operations fueling this war are tainted by violence and illegal control. With M23 rebels controlling key mining areas, the global market is complicit in a trade that funds warlords and militias.

💬 “It means you’re actually exporting not only blood diamonds, but also blood cobalt, blood lithium, blood copper from Zambia and the DRC as well. So this is how bad the situation can get,” she concluded.
⭕🇨🇩🇷🇼 Who would benefit from the DRC-Rwanda confrontation?

🗣 “If we look at the final beneficiaries of this conflict in terms of precious materials, we know the multinationals that can profit from it,” noted Alphonse Maindo, a professor of political science at the University of Kisangani in the DRC, in an interview with Sputnik Africa.

💰 As Rwandan exports of coltan increase and find their way to major producers, these resources ultimately benefit multinationals, mainly Western ones, he explained.

Further, many Congolese “have the impression that France is playing a kind of double game on this issue,” Maindo continued, highlighting the puzzling lack of a firm stance from Paris, especially given France’s prominent position in denouncing the conflict in Ukraine.

💬 “We’ve even seen that funding is being provided to Rwanda, notably through the European Union, to finance Rwandan troops, and I remind you that we’re talking about millions of deaths,” Maindo emphasized.
⭕ 🇩🇿 Algerian parliament proposes to abolish French for all official legal documents, reports say

📄 Members of the Algerian parliament intend to submit a draft law to eliminate the French version of the Official Gazette, which publishes all legal texts, making Arabic the sole language for publishing legislative and regulatory texts, local media reported.

They argued that the temporary use of French for official documents, introduced by presidential decree in 1964, has lasted too long and contradicts the use of Arabic in the legislative process itself.

“It is not reasonable for the temporary to become permanent after more than 60 years of independence, […] It is not reasonable for the discussion, deliberation, voting, and ratification of legislative and regulatory texts to take place in Arabic, and in the end for them to be published in both Arabic and French,” the initiators of the proposal from the Movement of Society for Peace party reportedly explained.

The draft, which cites the constitution’s designation of Arabic as the official state language, would criminalize non-compliance with the possible law, according to reports.
⭕ 📹 Two Russian Tu-95MS strategic missile carriers fly over international waters in the Far East

For more than eight hours, the planes flew over the Sea of ​​Okhotsk and the Sea of ​​Japan, accompanied by Su-35S and Su-30SM fighters.

Footage published by the Russian Defense Ministry. |media|

💠 @Hamas/Tsahal:
⭕ Emirati defense and technology conglomerate EDGE Group has acquired a stake in an Israeli defense firm, underscoring the resilience of the Abraham Accords amid the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.

The acquisition of a 30% stake in ThirdEye is the latest example of growing defense collaboration between Israel and the UAE.

According to ThirdEye Systems Ltd, EDGE Group is investing $10 million in exchange for a stake in the company.

Additionally, the two companies will establish a joint venture with an additional investment of $12 million to focus on “the development and commercialization of state-of-the-art electro-optical object recognition systems.”

EDGE is one of the world’s top three suppliers of precision guided munitions, comprising more than 35 companies, while ThirdEye is a research and development company specializing in object recognition technology for drones used by the Israeli military.
⭕ UG Solutions, a U.S. security firm, is hiring nearly 100 U.S. Special Forces veterans to help man a checkpoint in Gaza during the truce between Israel and Hamas, according to a company spokesman and a recruitment email seen by Reuters.

Contractors/mercenaries will be present at the checkpoint located at a key intersection inside Gaza, the spokesman said.
[A well named group. A solution shall be found for them.. if there is one place more dangerous for a hostile nazi (yes I know, an oxymoron, like “intelligence agency”) than Yemen or Novorossiya, it is blessed Gaza…]
⭕ Two Palestinians were killed by Israeli gunfire in Jenin, in the northern West Bank, the Palestinian Health Ministry announced.

Also in Jenin, an Israeli soldier was killed yesterday and five others were wounded in an exchange of fire.
⭕ Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich:

I am convinced that Israel will return to combat shortly after the end of the first stage, in early March.

There is no way Trump will not allow Israel to resume war, and we have the right to act as we see fit.
⭕ The Rafah border crossing will reopen tomorrow after the release of the fourth group of Israeli hostages and Palestinian security prisoners, a Hamas official told AFP.

The source said the evacuation of the wounded will take place at the crossing “in accordance with the agreement on the ceasefire and the release of the Gaza hostages.”

💠 @Yemen | Bab-el-Mandeb:
⭕ The Political Bureau of Ansar Allah:

• We mourn the martyrdom of the great martyr, the leader of the Al-Qassam Brigades, Muhammad Deif, on the path to liberating Jerusalem.
• The martyr leader Muhammad Deif and his companions ascended in the battle to defend the honor of the nation and its sanctities, achieving a victory for the resistance and Palestine.
• The martyrdom of the faithful group of fighters and heroes, who are at the forefront engaging with the enemy bravely, brings pride.
• The blood of the martyr leaders is the torch of the resistance and the fuel for its movement, and a renewed tide that will not stop until the Zionist entity is eliminated and all of Palestine is liberated.
• The significant sacrifices of the Palestinian resistance will not weaken their resolve; rather, it will strengthen their power, steadfastness, determination, and struggle until victory and liberation.
• We affirm our steadfast position in support of the resistance, Hamas, and other factions until victory, regardless of the circumstances and challenges.

💠 @DDGeopolitics:
⭕ 🇪🇸🇩🇪 Two powerful explosions occurred in Spain at a Rheinmetall plant that produces 155mm and mortar shells. Six employees were injured.
[alotta good commies live in España. There will be nazi blood]
⭕ Trump confirmed his intention to impose tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico
[this is preliminary to subsuming them in expanded N American Anglolandia. That’s the intention anyhow]

💠@Sputnik Africa:
⭕ 🌍 “The BRICS is a global organization that many people want to join,” the Russian foreign minister says

The expansion of the BRICS following the 2024 summit in Russia has shown the main direction of global development, Sergey Lavrov said at the meeting on January 30.

According to him, this expansion is due to the growing awareness by key states in the Eurasian continent, Africa and Latin America of the role they play in the world.

The minister emphasized that the balance of power on the international stage has changed in the past four years.

🗣 “The geopolitical division that is taking place today is not between the West and Russia, but between the Western minority and the global majority,” Lavrov said.

Under the new administration in Washington, he said, the United States is targeting almost any other country that pursues an independent and sovereign policy.

The 16th BRICS Summit, also known as the Kazan Summit, was held from October 22 to 24, 2024, in Kazan, Russia.

💠@Middle East Spectator:
⭕ Former Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant has called the images of Al-Qassam Brigades and other Palestinian factions controlling Gaza ‘unbearable.’ He stated, ‘We needed to prevent the images of Hamas rule
⭕ ❗️🇺🇸/🇮🇷 Iran’s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araqchi, in an interview with Al-Jazeera:

‘Iran has the ability to build a nuclear weapon, but we choose not to do so.

If the U.S. intends to attack Iran’s nuclear program, it will be their biggest mistake in history, and we will certainly respond. They know where we can target them.’
⭕ France has withdrawn from its last military base in the country of Chad

With this withdrawal, the French military no longer has any presence in the African ‘Sahel’ region for the first time in over a century.
[no official sanctioned presence that is. For sure, there are alotta headchoppers and criminal vagabonds in the bush and semi-desert and semi-rural sprawl that have lil frenchie beside them, urging them onwards to the quick death]
⭕ For the second time this week, the Iron Dome has intercepted a Hezbollah reconaissance drone in Israel’s Upper Galilee region, marking a noticeable increase in Hezbollah activity

💠@The Communists:
⭕ It is sign of US imperialist decline that the NED has felt the need to hide details of activities which it formerly published openly.

The understanding that ‘spreading democracy’ is imperialist doublespeak for ‘overthrowing governments with sovereign ambitions’ has simply become too widespread for the CIA’s ‘overt operations’ front to continue in its old way. |link|

💠@Marx Engels Lenin Institute:
⭕ The Chinese Foreign Ministry published this handy guide on the actions of the NED back in August of last year. As someone on twitter commented when they shared it with me, the fact that the NED’s playbook is now well known and guidance on countering it is available might be an influence in the Trump gangs decision to cut its budgets. |link|

💠@Intel Slava Z:
⭕ 🇨🇳China is building a massive military command center in case of war, the Financial Times reports, citing US officials and satellite images.

It will be at least 10 times larger than the Pentagon.

Deep pits are visible at a construction site more than 4km in diameter, 30km southwest of Beijing, which military experts estimate will house large fortified bunkers to protect China’s military leaders in the event of any conflict, including nuclear war.

Main construction began in mid-2024. China declines to comment on what it is building.
[Hell cometh to the Demented West. That is for sure]
⭕ 🇺🇦Gas reserves in Ukrainian storage facilities are approaching a historical minimum – about 10% of the total volume.

The head of the Union of Consumers of Public Utilities of Ukraine reported this.
[according to lessons by our Jorge on Schwedt and gas storages in EU, there is a point where the last percentages (5%? 10%?) are unrecoverable, due to loss of pressure, leakage, etc etc. So 404 may be effectively at ZERO about now]
⭕ 🇺🇦⚡️Ukrainian authorities are calling on residents of the southeastern part of the Dnipropetrovsk region to evacuate due to the approaching front.
[this oblast was one of the USSR’s MIC powerhouse and until recently had massive industries. The Bandera Boar is being carved up, with all choice bits going back home to Mother]
⭕ The Ukrainian Defense Ministry purchased anti-tank mines from World War II for €600 each

The former deputy secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine reported this, noting that the shelf life of the TNT with which these mines are filled, in good conditions, is 35 years.
[I may have for sale a used Roman trebuchet and an antique Ottoman cannon or two, with the camel mount thrown in!]

💠🌎🛡GEOPOL360🕊🌍:
⭕ 🇨🇳 China is currently building a huge military complex 30 km southwest of Beijing. With an area of ​​600 hectares, it will be at least ten times larger than the Pentagon.

• Satellite images show the emergence of a complex of deep concrete bunkers and underground connections.
• US intelligence believes the center is designed to manage China’s war operations.
• The new facility could be linked to Chinese President Xi Jinping’s goal of developing the capability to attack Taiwan by 2027.
• China is reportedly increasing its nuclear capability and seeking to better integrate its military forces.

“If confirmed, this new advanced underground command bunker for military leaders, including President Xi as chairman of the Central Military Commission, signals Beijing’s intention to build not only a world-class conventional force, but also an advanced nuclear warfighting capability,” said Dennis Wilder, former chief of China analysis for the CIA.

“The area of ​​the land is much larger than a military camp or a normal school, so it can be assumed that it is the site of an administrative organization or a large training base,” said Hsu Yen-chi, a researcher at the Council on Strategic and Wargaming Studies think tank in Taipei.

💠@Africa Intel:
⭕ 🇪🇬 Egypt Demands Full Israeli Withdrawal from Southern Lebanon

Egypt has escalated diplomatic tensions by calling for Israel to fully withdraw its forces from southern Lebanon. This demand follows renewed clashes between Israeli troops and Hezbollah militants along the border. Egypt’s Foreign Minister emphasized the need for compliance with UN Resolution 1701, which ended the 2006 war.

The recent violence has displaced over 50,000 civilians and worsened Lebanon’s struggling economy. While the US supports Israel’s right to self-defense, Russia and China propose a UN ceasefire resolution. The humanitarian crisis deepens as international mediators seek a peaceful resolution.

💠@ejmalrai:
⭕ Hezbollah late Secretary General’s last message to the Mujahedeen before his martyrdom
🔻 EM: Meaning:
“May God brighten your faces (May God bless you with honor and dignity) until Death does not do us apart”
🔻 EM: It is a respectful and appreciative expression used to praise someone for their good deeds, kindness, or honorable actions. It conveys gratitude, respect, and a wish for the recipient to be honored and blessed.
⭕ 2023 BRICS Summit (South Africa) discussed reducing dependence on the US dollar for trade settlements, but no formal decision was made to introduce a BRICS currency. China and India have emphasised local currency trade over a unified BRICS currency.
[in response to Trumps, “President Trump issues warning to BRICS and threatens “100% tariffs” if they attempt to replace the US Dollar….”]
⭕ It is not clear if Israel will stand by the deal but Hamas has indicated its intention to secure the release of prominent Palestinian leaders Marwan Barghouti and Ahmad Saadat in the second phase of the ceasefire agreement. However, Israel has firmly opposed their release, citing Barghouti’s significant influence among Palestinians as a primary concern.

Marwan Barghouti, a former leader of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigade, was arrested in 2003 and is currently serving multiple life sentences for his involvement in attacks that resulted in Israeli fatalities. His arrest favours President Mahmoud Abbas.

Ahmad Saadat, the Secretary-General of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), was convicted for his role in orchestrating the assassination of Israeli Tourism Minister Rehavam Ze’evi in 2001.

Regarding support for Hamas, recent polls indicate a notable increase in its popularity among Palestinians in the West Bank. As of seven months ago, approximately 41% of West Bank residents expressed support for Hamas, up from 35% in March and 12% in September of the previous year. In contrast, support for Fatah has declined, with only 17% backing the party, down from 26% in September
⭕ I highly doubt that anyone in Israel genuinely believes in the notion of an “absolute victory” over Gaza or Lebanon. The realities on the ground speak for themselves.

Benjamin Netanyahu, facing an International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrant for war crimes, has failed to achieve his declared objectives. His military campaign has neither secured long-term security for Israel nor dismantled Hamas or Hezbollah.

As his political and military failures become more apparent, no Israeli investigative committee will go easy on him. The scrutiny he faces at home will be relentless, as Israelis demand accountability for the war’s devastating consequences and its failure to deliver the promised results.

💠@imetatronink:
⭕ Rumors have been swirling about for a year or more that there is an ongoing “last call” run on the gold in London and New York vaults. Lots of dollars getting exchanged for “pet rocks”. 😏

And 100% tariffs won’t bring it back.
🔻 C1: US has lost her advantage in military, has lost her advantage in tech. Trump is now using the last resort and this nations will find a way around the tariffs that is now a threat
🔻 C2: The adobe empire demands rents as it strikes you (while also crying).
⭕ 🔥 When I was a kid, 8-years-old or so, I knew a guy that loved to get a fistful of strike-anywhere stick matches, light them on his blue jeans zipper, and throw them at you for fun.

I’m sure he was the one who started several grass fires around town in the summer months.
[written in response to:
“Trump on Egypt and Jordan’s refusal to accept Palestinians from Gaza: “They’ll do it, they’ll do it… We do a lot for them and they’ll do it”” |media| ]
🔻 C1: lol! Jordan maybe, Abdallah is a sellout. But I think Egypt will never.
🔻 Ed H. Hanna: There is NO CHANCE the Egyptians would participate in such an adventure in any way, shape, or form. NONE. ZERO.

There is a better chance the Egyptians would take in the original Israelites, who no longer exist, simply because they were themselves Egyptians.

Someone should wake up Trump from this ludicrous dream.
🔻 C3: ‘some men just like to watch the world burn’ – Alfred the butler.
⭕ 🤔 I have the snows of many winters on my head. And although it’s possible it simply never made an impression on me, I don’t recall ever previously hearing the phrase “routine continuity of government training mission” out of the mouth of the Defense Secretary.

Sounds dangerous. |media|
🔻 C1: ya I missed the part of 9/11 where they threw Cheney in a poorly lit helicopter and flew him around in front of the runways at Reagan
🔻 C2: It’s basically VIP evacuation. Still doesn’t explain WTF these folks were doing flying in the final approach zone of a major airport
🔻 HalifaxCB aka GammaRat: Hegseth is a complete Zionist, so I assume he had them practicing their Hannibal Directive deployments. Just in case the DC natives get rowdy.

⭕🔻 SIMPLICIUS Ѱ:
⚡️🇺🇸🇺🇦The number of Americans killed in the war in Ukraine has risen sharply in the past six months, CNN reports.

At present, 20 US citizens who participated in the fighting are considered missing in action. At the same time, the bodies of at least five American soldiers could not be evacuated from the battlefield in time.

Experts believe that the increase in the number of dead and missing is due to the sending of foreign fighters to the most difficult sections of the front, where military experience is needed.

The Pentagon’s analysis regarding the presence of foreigners in the Ukrainian theater of operations deserves special attention. According to US military intelligence, the number of “geese” has significantly decreased and does not exceed 1.5 thousand people. In 2023, there were about 20 thousand of them.
🔻 Pistol™ 🔫: They died doing what they love.

Getting paid to murder, terrorise, commit rapes nd war crimes on civilians nd troops alike … foreigners in a foreign land.

One would think, whatever body parts cannot be found and sent home to America. Will form part of the Ukrainian famously fertile soil.

We won’t remember them.

And their god is not waiting for them, on the other side of the darkness

Sad!
🔻 WS: I’m a soldier of fortune, I’m a dog of war
And we don’t give a damn who the killing is for
It’s the same old story with a different name
Death or glory, it’s the killing game
Gonna ride across the river deep and wide
Ride across the river to the other side
⭕🔻 C1: New Sy Hersh story has something for everyone. He says a CIA asset at the Wuhan lab reported a late 2019 accident and infection to his US masters, but that Trump/American leaders at the time totally botched their advance notice as the Chinese acted quickly to protect the elderly
🔻 professional hog groomer: In case it wasn’t already obvious, Sy Hersh is fed some real but obvious info (eg. US bombing of Nord Stream) to “leak” and build his brand so that the disinfo he helps promulgate (eg. Wuhan lab leak) carries more weight.
🔻 WS: Aged master of the limited hangout.

💠@Amb. Bhadrakumar:
⭕ Trump’s bravado/ spite! “They (Egypt & Jordan accepting Palestinian refugees) will do it. They’re going to do it. We do a lot for them, and they’re going to do it.” Beggars can’t be choosers, hey? |link|
⭕ Major shift in Central Asian security as Russia returns in force as provider of regional security against backdrop of US-UK moves to use old Afghan bases to restart intelligence operations. Iran FM also visits Tehran, first time since Taliban takeover! |link|
⭕ 1/3 Let me repost fuller version of from Facebook wall. “Great game reappears in Central Asia. Major shift in Central Asian security as Russia returns in force as provider of regional security against the backdrop of US-UK moves to reopen Afghan bases. Possibly in a related move,
⭕ 2/3 “Iran’s FM also visited Kabul this week to meet with Taliban leaders, for the first time since their takeover in 2021! Tajik leader Rakhmon has fallen in line; setback to Panjshiris; French intelligence operations in Dushanbe no longer feasible; China heaves sigh of relief,
⭕ 3/3 “as the US strategy to use ISIS as geopolitical tool in the region suffers setback. Pakistan still remains X factor — Richard Grenell, Trump-nominated US envoy for special missions, recently called for Imran Khan’s release, drawing parallel with Biden’s witch-hunt of Trump!”
⭕ A crucial election in Germany that could rewrite European politics leaning toward reopening ties with Russia for its economic recovery … |link|
[a wretched “Mutti” to the dregs?? Speaking in her Anglo master’s tones.. Seems the banning of the AfD remains in the works]
⭕ “European fertilizer makers have warned for months that with natural gas exports to Europe curtailed, Moscow is turning its cheap gas into cheap fertilizer and shipping it to the EU. That ploy has allowed Russia to keep a valuable cash flow going… |link|
⭕ HURRAH! BOMBSHELL… Biden has retired to Delaware & Europeans are repairing Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline which Russia built – and he destroyed – so that European economy, esp German, can recover. Where are they – Blinken, NULAND? Putin must be laughing. |link|
[they’re not repaired yet. As Mr. May would say, “Highly Unlikely”]

A society that lives by the Sword, integrating and practicing Totalen Krieg in all sectors. Most not even aware they undergird the holocaust of continents and most other societies, obliviously preoccupied on the square meter around their desk or immediate delegated task

Both appear satanic rituals linked to the trumpet of the Moshiach.. the first plane was at coordinates that included a 77 (a 66 in hebrew) and this one had a 66 as well. Trumpet’s golden penthouse is on floor 66 of a 58-floor building! What degenerate dementia

💠@DDGeopolitics:
⭕ 🇷🇺💬 Maria Zakharova:

You have probably heard that a video was posted online in which young people of Slavic appearance, on behalf of Russia, say offensive and sometimes simply disgusting things about migrants in our country: Uzbeks, Kyrgyz, Tajiks, Armenians and all those with whom we have lived for centuries in a single state, built a common future together, defended the Fatherland, and with whom we are now connected not only by economics and language, but also by truly warm interpersonal ties.

Today we know who is broadcasting these videos. Our special services have uncovered another unsuccessful attempt to sow ethnic hatred.

The monster, who clumsily passed himself off as a Russian citizen, turned out to be… a Banderite sitting in Ukraine. Now we even know his full name: Nikolai Nikolaevich Kochmarik, a native of Nikolaev region. (https://t.me/DDGeopolitics/137642?single) Naturally, he supports the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Nikolai Nikolaevich (or does he prefer to be called Mykola?) can be sure that our colleagues know much more about him: his date of birth, place of work, and current location.

Once again, we note that the platform for the spread of hate speech was provided by the American video hosting YouTube. I will not provide a link to this abomination.

No matter how hard these “anonymous” people try to hide behind false faces and flags, they can be identified with modern technical capabilities. And it immediately becomes clear who benefits from sowing ethnic hatred in Russia – those for whom Nazi frenzy has long replaced faith, conscience and honor – the militants entrenched in Kyiv and the neo-Nazis in the capitals of its sponsors.

By the way, the same thing happened last year, when the criminal and provocateur Ilya Ponomarev provoked ethnic riots in Dagestan on his Telegram channel.

I would like to remind you that the unity of the peoples of Russia is one of the officially enshrined traditional values ​​in our country. Of course, good relations also extend to our centuries-old friends, allies and neighbors in the region. Relations between peoples within our country and friendship with the peoples of our CIS partners go back hundreds of years, and they cannot be undermined by video fakes or paid provocations from abroad. Everyone understands this, except for those whose brains Zelensky, using Western money, has washed, sent to kill and die for the ideals of Nazism and under the signs of neo-Bandera runes and swastikas.
[God Bless and preserve Russia. She is doing a fine job cleansing the dregs of humanity off the High Table]

💠@Dmitry Medvedev:
⭕ I didn’t want to comment on the statement by a completely unknown Czech senator who wished for Leningrad to live through the siege again. But yesterday I visited my hometown, and I just can’t help myself.

Just think about it: some degenerate European sleazebag with the fitting surname ‘Nemtsova’, which sounds like ‘German’ in Russian, wished for our country, and therefore for you and me, to see at least a million of our fellow countrymen killed once more. Well, how do you wrap your mind around that? What’s happened to them? What happened in the same shabby Czech Republic, where tens of thousands of our compatriots died during the operation to liberate Prague (I’m not talking about normal Czechs – there are still enough of them)? What’s happened to the notorious ‘elites’ and authorities? After all, this already goes beyond customary Russophobia.

Statements like this should not be forgotten. Nor should the vicious animals like this nemtsova that utter them. With all my heart, I wish them to perish in the bloody whirlwinds of a new Prague Spring just like the one in 1968!

💠@Sputnik Africa:
⭕ 🇨🇩🌍 SADC to send defense ministers to the DRC

In response to recent M23 and Rwandan attacks on Congolese and the Southern African Development Community (SADC) forces, SADC leaders met in Harare on January 31 and decided to send their defense ministers to the DRC to address the rising tensions.

According to the press release, the ministers and chiefs of staff of the contributing countries will be sent to “facilitate immediate repatriation of the deceased troops and those who are injured.”

The regional organization also called for an immediate joint summit of SADC and the East African Community to address the security situation in the region.

The member countries reaffirmed their “unwavering commitment to continue supporting the DRC in its pursuit of safeguarding its independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity.”
[Is the irredeemable West trying to detonate a multiregional war – south vs east Africa!??]
⭕ 🇧🇮🇨🇩 The escalating conflict in the eastern DRC could trigger a regional war, Burundi’s president states

🗣 “If Eastern Congo does not have peace, the region has no peace,” Evariste Ndayishimiye said, noting that “if it continues like this, war risks becoming widespread in the region.”

Expressing concern about Rwanda’s actions, the president warned:

🗣 “If Rwanda continues to make conquests […] I know that war will even arrive in Burundi.”

Rwandan President Paul Kagame denied any Rwandan involvement in the events in eastern Congo earlier, stating, “Rwanda did not in any way create what is happening […] I am giving you facts, go and investigate and prove me wrong.”

As the M23 pushed south towards Kavumu, a strategic city with a military airfield 40 kilometers north of Bukavu, Burundi deployed troops in eastern DR Congo as part of the EAC force, which, except for the Burundian contingent, was later accused of collusion against Kinshasa.
⭕ More than 30 Palestinian prisoners released by Israel arrive in Ramallah

The development comes as part of the exchange of 183 Palestinians for three Israeli prisoners.

Earlier, Ofer Kaldero, Yarden Bibas and Israeli-American Keith Siegel were handed over to the Red Cross in Gaza on Saturday morning, in the third and final hostage release of the day organized by Hamas.

The first phase of the Israeli-Palestinian truce is expected to last for six weeks. During this period, the two sides will exchange a total of 33 Israeli hostages, including eight who have passed away, and approximately 1,900 Palestinian prisoners. |media|

💠 @Hamas/Tsahal:
⭕ Congressional Republicans, led by Republican Senator Tom Cotton, are finalizing a bill that would recognize the West Bank as “Judea and Samaria,” which will be referred to as such in all official documents.

💠@ejmalrai:
⭕ Remember this group and others, because you will see many of them in the future, not limiting their attacks only against the Israelis.

The “Islamic Resistance in Syria” opening fire on the Israeli occupation forces in occupied Qarnaja, Quneitra, Syria.
🔻 C1: Question becomes, does Al-Sharra take action against the resistance of the Zionist entity or does he support it.

What’s your take Elijah?
🔻 EM: Take action.
🔻 C2: Is this new group of resistance.
🔻 EM: Yes.
⭕ US President Donald Trump is telling the Lebanese prime minister to exclude the Amal movement, led by speaker Nabih Berri, & Hezbollah, both of which represent a quarter of parliament & a third of the country, while France says no one should be excluded.

What the Lebanese people are saying?
[this is like China calling up the Dems and telling them to exclude the GOP ..]
⭕ Israel ordered UNRWA to cease all operations in all occupied Palestinian Territories starting from next Thursday.
⭕ The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 involved the detonation of explosive yields of approximately 15,000 tons (15 kilotons) and 21,000 tons (21 kilotons) of TNT, respectively.

In contrast, reports indicate that between October 2023 and April 2024, Israeli military operations in the Gaza Strip resulted in the deployment of over 85,000 tons of conventional explosives.

While the total tonnage of explosives used in Gaza surpasses that of the individual atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, it’s important to note that nuclear explosions have devastating immediate and long-term effects, including intense radiation exposure and environmental contamination. Factors in conventional bombings are not to be underestimated on the short and long-term effects.
⭕ The most dangerous scheme against the Palestinian people is twofold:

First, the push for Syria to grant citizenship to Palestinian refugees, effectively erasing their legal status as refugees and dismantling their right of return. This move, if implemented, would be a direct assault on one of the core pillars of the Palestinian cause—their internationally recognised right to return to their homeland. By “integrating” Palestinians into Syrian society as full citizens, their displacement would be normalised and institutionalised, weakening their claim to their original homes in Palestine.

Second, the United States’ reported pressure on Jordan to absorb hundreds of thousands of Palestinians from the West Bank is another alarming development. For decades, Israel has sought to shift the demographic balance of the West Bank by gradually pushing Palestinians out, replacing them with Israeli settlers. If Washington succeeds in forcing Jordan to accept this influx, it would serve Israel’s long-standing objective of turning Jordan into an alternative Palestinian homeland, effectively erasing the Palestinian national struggle for statehood.

Both of these moves constitute a strategic plot to erase the Palestinian identity and dilute their legal and political claims. If realised, they would fundamentally alter the Palestinian struggle by making displacement permanent and irreversible while shielding Israel from international accountability for its occupation and apartheid policies.

This is not just an administrative or political manoeuvre; it is an attempt at liquidating the Palestinian cause by dissolving the people into other nations, ensuring that the dream of return is buried and that the reality of occupation remains uncontested.
⭕ A new AI Cold War, DeepSeek, the Chinese AI model making waves in the AI landscape, is more than just another technological advancement—it represents a strategic challenge to US dominance in artificial intelligence, data control, and economic influence. It is an alternative economic models that move away from Western capitalist constraints, a multipolar technological world—one where AI is not solely dominated by Silicon Valley and Wall Street interests.
⭕ retweet:
🔻Seyed Mohammad Marandi: An ‘International Day of Commemoration in memory of the victims of the Gaza Holocaust’ should be declared.

What do you think?

#GazaHolocaust
⭕ retweet:
🔻Middle East Observer: ⚡️ Scenes from the Qassam Brigades handing over two #Israeli prisoners to the Red Cross delegation in Khan Yunis |media|

⭕ An appreciation to the services and sacrifices Iran IRGC-Qudama Brigade commander Brigadier General Qassem Soleimani offered to the Lebanese resistance where his name is not to be forgotten.
⭕ Despite the Israeli criminal war and the destruction of around 600 buildings, there are tens of thousands constructions still standing and life is normal in the suburbs of Beirut. Israel failed to destroy Hezbollah’s capabilities. |media|
⭕ retweet:
LIVE UPDATES: Red Cross workers express outrage as Palestinian prisoners being released as part of Israel-Hamas cease-fire deal are led with handcuffs above their heads
(Credit: Israel Prison Service) |media|
[and the criminal Orange Gang sent Columbians in similar way back to Columbia… birds of a flock]
🔻 EM: Israel could be setting the example, asking the Palestinians to follow suit and do the same with the Israeli prisoners.
⭕ Hamas displayed Israeli military vehicles & weapons captured during the October 7th raid on Israeli military and police installations near Gaza. This display is part of Hamas’ ongoing efforts to showcase its military capabilities and achievements against Israeli occupation forces
⭕ Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, facing an ICC warrant for his arrest on war crimes charges, suspends negotiations and prevents his team from travelling to Qatar on Monday to resume talks as expected. He is expected in Washington on Tuesday to review his decision.
⭕ The demonstrations during the release of the Israeli prisoners in Yahya al-Sinwar’s house, Jabaliya and the coast of Gaza and the parade of the Israeli vehicles and weapons are messages of the resistance to Netanyahu and the Israelis that the destruction of the resistance has failed completely and that the resistance is equipped with the Israeli occupation forces’ own military equipment and other weapons that are still available in abundance.

💠@imetatronink:
⭕🔻 U.S. Attorney DC: Former Senior Adviser for the Federal Reserve Indicted on Charges of Economic Espionage |link|
🔻 WS: Senior Fed adviser arrested for selling information normally reserved exclusively for Jamie Dimon, Larry Fink, and other Wall St. bigwigs.
[there’s a big showy round up and dismissals of finks and whatnot, at FBI, Pentagram, etc etc. The Orange Camacho Gang came in breathing heavy and with hardon for God knows what. The new scoundrels are OF the same swamp!]
⭕This is the big lie that they will try to make stick going forward.

China was set up as the fall guy for a DARPA-engineered operation they sold as
[there u go. It’s all optics and different shell game/sleight of hand. All they mesmerize is the captive disintegrating nation. The Caravan’s moved on elsewhere..]
he links: “The White House claims that COVID-19 originated from a lab leak in Wuhan.

“Conspiracy theorists” vindicated once again.” |media|
⭕Ender’s Game – 2025 |media|
🔻 C1: Please don’t tell me we are believing anything that comes out of this illiterate woman’s mouth? Or anything from the Trump administration, for that matter.
🔻 ADAM: I don’t know where it came from but I know it wasn’t a wet market.
🔻 WS: reposts old from 31 Mar 2020:
Mmmm…

Do we know where COVID-19 originated?

In June 2019, near the US bioweapons lab at Fort Detrick, MD (closed down in August 2019 due to reported “security” lapses), there was a serious breakout at a Fairfax County, VA assisted care facility. |media|
🔻 C3: Any idea why China went along with the scam? It’s probably one of the most important questions.
[LOL. Will has become the reincarnation of the Oracle of Delphi. Just ask any question.. but they’re not depositing the requisite fee to the acolyte]
🔻 WS: Maybe they just wanted to get access to what the US was doing. And then maybe they simply didn’t understand what was really happening at first, nor for a long time afterwards. The Chinese aren’t geniuses about everything.
🔻 C4: My opinion is China and the US were we’re trying to find vaccines for future illnesses and it got out of hand. They are both to blame.
🔻 WS: Nonsense. DARPA was the originator of this whole thing, and it goes back at least 20 years. The US has been the foremost developer of bioweapons going back to at least the 1950s.
🔻 C4: Are you saying China did not regulate a laboratory on its soil? Your nuts.
🔻 WS: Anyone who knows anything about China knows that the “government” is absolutely unable to strictly regulate huge sectors of Chinese society and industry.

You’re naive and uninformed.
🔻 C5: The emphasis should be on the word “sold”. It is not obvious to me that this was a pandemic at all in the real sense of the word. Cf. @JAHockett76 @NickHudsonCT
🔻 WS: It was a long-planned and clumsily executed psyop. And yet, by and large, it “worked”, and continues to “work” in a great many ways.
[reposts his old from 25 Apr 2020:
“The most disconcerting aspect of the plague hysteria is how many people to whom I had previously attributed an extraordinary degree of discernment have been rendered completely disarmed by a psyop directed at a blind spot.”]
🔻 Dr. Anton: Do you think 🇺🇸 Presidents know the real origins of said plague?
🔻 WS: I don’t believe there was any “plague” to speak of, except for a plague of psychological manipulation and social engineering.

And, to whatever extent a bioengineered “virus” was indeed unleashed, they should have let the collective human immune system deal with it unassisted.
⭕🔻 Donald J. Trump: Photo of beautiful water flow that I just opened in California. Today, 1.6 billion gallons and, in 3 days, it will be 5.2 billion gallons. Everybody should be happy about this long fought Victory! I only wish they listened to me six years ago – There would have been no fire!
🔻 WS: This post would have had a whole lot more impact if it had showed Trump walking on the water.
🔻 C2: President Knut outlaws fire, if we had only known.
🔻 C3: I read somewhere that there are consultations on holding a unification Easter service «in the name of peace» in the Hagia Sophia in Constantinople, which will be attended by Trump, the Pope and the Eastern Patriarchs. During which he can get an unattainable sacral status.And then
⭕retweet:
🔻 Jessica Hockett: …and just like that, we are back in January 2020, with people still believing six impossible things before breakfast, including a Tall Tale about a coronavirus coming out of a U.S.-funded Wuhan lab & circumnavigating the globe.

Incredible |media|
⭕ retweet of his old:
31 May 2024
‼️ Bleeding the Beast

I am inclined to believe that, in the absence of some truly egregious escalation on the part of the US/NATO, the Russians are more than willing to continue to fight this war on the strategically idiotic terms it has long-since assumed: the west expends its military strength piecemeal into the battle, and the Russians methodically defeat and/or destroy it.

Why should the Russians object if the US/NATO sends more of its scant stockpiles of short-range ballistic and longer-range cruise missiles? The success rates for ATACMS and Storm Shadow missiles has been abysmal, and steadily decreases with the passage of time. They are strategically meaningless. And there is effectively zero replenishment capacity!

Why should the Russians object if the US/NATO sends a squadron — or even five — of antiquated F-16s to Ukraine. Yes, of course, they would be piloted by NATO “volunteers”, and they might even achieve a handful of overhyped and fleeting “successes” in the early going. But if they actually attempt to mount serious sorties over the Ukraine battlefield, old F-16s with inadequate logistics and sustainment are going to have a life span numbered in mere HOURS.

And why, above all, would the Russians object if the US/NATO sends “ground troops” into Ukraine to face the Russian army?

It simply must be understood that the US/NATO could not assemble, equip, send, and sustain even a dozen competent combat brigades to engage the Russians in Ukraine.

Do you realize what would happen to 50k NATO combat troops — none of whom have EVER experienced high-intensity warfare — if they were suddenly thrust, with necessarily deficient leadership and coordination, into the Ukraine battlefield?

They would be mercilessly slaughtered.

It would be even worse for the NATO forces than it was for the AFU during its catastrophic summer 2023 “counter-offensive”.

So, if I’m Gerasimov, I would say, “Bring ’em on!”

At the rate this whole Ukraine debacle is going, essentially all European-based military power — be it indigenous or in the form of American expeditionary forces — is going to be attrited to “combat-ineffective” for at least a decade, and probably more.

If I were the Russians, I would view that objective as the summum bonum to be achieved as a result of this war, and I would be loath to interrupt the Masters of Empire while in the process of handing it to me on a silver platter.
⭕🔻 S.L. Kanthan: Trump tariffs:

🔹25% on Canada and Mexico
🔹10% extra on China
🔹Unknown tariffs on EU
🔹All pharmaceuticals and medicines (targeting Denmark)

For a man with only a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
🔻 S.L. Kanthan: Also, tariffs on:

Steel, aluminum, semiconductor chips, oil, gas and copper! 😆

How Trump thinks this won’t create massive inflation is a mystery.
🔻 WS: The ONLY answer to the US debt burden is to massively depreciate the dollar.
⭕ 🎸 Brothers in Arms

This is, imo, the single greatest performance of this majestic song, and one of the greatest performances of ANY song, ever.

It’s written in the starlight
And every line in your palm
We are fools to make war
on our brothers in arms. |media|
⭕ I’ve read several persuasive and seemingly informed explanations of how and why this could have happened, but I still find it incomprehensible that the helicopter cluelessly flew straight into that jet. |media|
[if airliners have remote control, why wouldn’t choppers…]
🔻 🇺🇸MadMike1776🇺🇸: Cone vision.
🔻 WS: Probably so. Still, that shouldn’t have affected the ability of SOMEONE in the helicopter whose job was to keep an eye on the altimeter.
🔻 🇺🇸MadMike1776🇺🇸: I agree. I still can’t understand how it had clearance to fly through an airport lane but I don’t know anything about air traffic.

💠@TASS – Agencia rusa de noticias:
⭕ 🇳🇴🇷🇺 Police in the Norwegian county of Troms have released the Silver Dania ship with 11 Russian crew members, broadcaster NRK reported, citing a statement from a law enforcement official.

According to police prosecutor Ronny Jorgensen, the officers carried out “the necessary procedures for the investigation” and received all the information necessary to comply with Latvia’s request .

The investigation will continue, but we see no reason to continue holding the ship in the port of Tromso. <…> No evidence was found linking the ship to the incident [in the Baltic Sea, where an underwater cable was damaged],” the officer added.
⭕ 🇳🇴🇷🇺 The Norwegian ship Silver Dania with a Russian crew, which was detained by Norway on suspicion of damaging a cable in the Baltic Sea, “did nothing wrong,” said Tormod Bo Fossmark, CEO of the company Silver Sea, which owns the ship.

“We were passing close to Gotland, but we did not anchor there. We did nothing wrong, the Norwegian authorities moved our ship to the port to eliminate the rumor that we were involved [in the cable damage],” he told AFP.

Law enforcement is questioning the crew members. The Russian Embassy in Norway is investigating the details of the ship’s detention.
[and Legion shall keep on prodding the Bear, until…]

💠@Intel Slava Z:
⭕ The US military will be able to conduct operations against Mexican cartels after they are designated as terrorist organizations, Pentagon Secretary Pete Hegseth said.
[life is gonna get interesting in “the New World.” But they waste their time. If they want to go after the REAL cartel bringin in the Dope – head to northern Virginia]

💠🌎🛡GEOPOL360🕊🌍:
⭕ President Trump:

🇨🇦❌🇺🇸 “Canada should become our precious 51st state. Much lower taxes and much better military protection for the Canadian people — AND NO TARIFFS!”

Donald Trump is certain that Canada will cease to exist as a viable country and is urging it to join the United States as the 51st state.

Trump:

Will there be pain?

Yes, but it will all be worth it to make America great again.
⭕ 🇨🇦❌🇺🇸 Canadian PM Justin Trudeau:

Our border is already safe and secure, but there is more work to do.

The best path is to partner with Canada, not punish us
[LOL. The crawling to Unity has begun]

💠@Sputnik Africa:
⭕ ❗️The IDF operation in Gaza Strip has left more than 61,000 dead, Palestinian authorities say
[Perhaps, if we left the global census to “the Palestinian authorities”, they would be at 1.5 Billion or so. Every group on earth has a limitation]

💠@Hamas/Tsahal:
⭕ The Israeli army has expanded its “anti-terrorist” operation in the northern West Bank.

Israeli forces have started operations in the city of Tamun, but they are also operating in Jenin and Tulkarem.
⭕ Israel carried out an airstrike on a Palestinian vehicle heading towards northern Gaza that was outside the inspection route provided for in the ceasefire agreement.
⭕ Netanyahu:

I believe that by working closely with President Trump, we can redraw the map of the Middle East even further, and for the better.
⭕ A Hamas delegation will travel to Moscow on Monday to hold talks at the Russian Foreign Ministry.

💠@DDGeopolitics:
⭕🇸🇾🇸🇦 Syria’s New Inclusive, Moderate, and Diverse Terrorist Government seems to have received a warm welcome in Saudi Arabia—nothing but smiles between MBS and terrorist-turned-saint Al-Jolani.
[well Head headchopper was reportedly born in this city. He’s sorta home, no?]
⭕Israeli terrorist regime just blew up 20 buildings in Jenin.

💠@Amore:
⭕ “I went to Saudi Arabia on my first foreign trip as President. I told MbS that I need money to rebuild Syria. A lot. It’s a tough job – much tougher than Head-Chopping – but someone’s gotta do it.”