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  • Exposing the Big Ugly

    During December 2022, Angela Merkel let a mad cat out of a dark bag.  Soon after, the previous French president Hollande confirmed that they only signed the Minsk agreements to afford the time for the Ukraine, to build up its warfighting capability.

    Background

    The Minsk agreements were a series of international agreements which sought to end the… Continue reading

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  • General Suleimani

    Iran’s Raeisi: Revenge for the assassination of General Soleimani ‘definitive’
    It’s the 3rd anniversary of Gen Suleimani’s assassination.
    On Jan. 3, 2020, the U.S. military assassinated Soleimani in a drone strike near the Baghdad International Airport. The assassination was condemned by Iran as “state terrorism.”
    Iran’s Foreign Affairs Minister Hosein Amir Abdolahian affirmed that his institution and the Judiciary… Continue reading

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  • The WHO?

    We are all aware of the Russian objectives in the Ukraine, that of denazification and demilitarization.  The real objective is toward security stability in the area, and to do that, Russia must deal a healthy blow to NATO.

    There is a concomitant process. Let’s call it de-westernization. We described the current woes of the WTO here: … Continue reading

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  • Daily Chronicles

    The Daily Chronicles are snippets of the most important news across the world for this and each day as it rolls in – as such, this thread is non-structured. Kindly also use it as an open thread.

    Putin announces Christmas truce
    https://www.rt.com/russia/569439-russia-putin-truce-christmas/

    A view from the gentlemen at the Duran on the fairly positive moves regarding Syria.

    I love… Continue reading

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  • Getting tired of fighting Russia?

    It is difficult to believe any words that come out of this man’s mouth, but I think sometimes these types leak a little, and they leak truth.  Take a look at the Ollie North interview that I posted on Daily Chronicles.  He has no shame and openly pours out the evil deeds done.

    Now we have… Continue reading

  • Brian Berletic on the Ukraine

    I’m posting this for a specific reason.  During the last few weeks I expressed my own doubt that Russia will in short order go over to a winter offensive and major actions in the Ukraine.  Most analysts and commentators were keenly awaiting ‘Russia’s major offensive’.  Now, I am not saying a major offensive will not… Continue reading

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  • Xi Jinping & Vladimir Putin + Update

    Most of the substantive issues discussed in this video conference will only trickle out with more time.  Here is a short summary of what is public now.

    Relations between 🇷🇺 & 🇨🇳 ‘Best in History’ – Putin-Xi Video Call Key Points

    📍The Russia/China partnership is a stabilizing force against the backdrop of geopolitical tensions and pressure
    📍Relations between… Continue reading

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  • Pentagon theorists predict scenarios

    This is a machine translation of an article by Director Elena Panina of the Russtrat Institute

    MOSCOW, December 29, 2022, RUSSTRAT Institute.  The RAND Corporation (an analytical center working for the US Department of Defense) published a report in which it presented its vision of the confrontation between the united West and Russia, which is based only on… Continue reading

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  • Let the Patriot Games Begin

    By Pepe Escobar and first posted at Strategic Culture

    Little did we know that by 2023 the raging would go beyond paroxysm, Pepe Escobar writes.

    It’s idle to dwell on the cringe-worthy visit of the Kiev clown to Crash Test Dummy at the White House, coupled with a “Churchillian” speech at the War Party dominions in Capitol… Continue reading

  • Lavrov: interview with TASS

    Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s year-end interview with TASS news agency, December 27, 2022
    Question: The launch of the special military operation in Ukraine and ensuing developments, including an unprecedented deterioration of our relations with the West, was the main event of the outgoing year. Do you think the conflict in Ukraine can last a long time,… Continue reading

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