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"We are compelled to respond to ever-increasing military and political pressure. I have said many times that it was not us who started the so-called “war in Ukraine.” On the contrary, we are trying to end it. It was not us who orchestrated a coup in Kiev in 2014 – a bloody and anti-constitutional coup. When [similar events] happen in other places, we immediately hear all the international media – mainly those subordinate to the Anglo-Saxon world, of course – this is unacceptable, this is impossible, this is anti-democratic. But the coup in Kiev was acceptable. They even cited the amount of money spent on this coup. Anything was suddenly acceptable.

At that time, Russia tried its best to support the people of Crimea and Sevastopol. We did not try to overthrow the government or intimidate the people in Crimea and Sevastopol, threatening them with ethnic cleansing in the Nazi spirit. It was not us who tried to force Donbass to obey by shelling and bombing. We did not threaten to kill anyone who wanted to speak their native language. Look, everyone here is an informed and educated person. It might be possible – excuse my ‘mauvais ton’ – to brainwash millions of people who perceive reality through the media. But you must know what was really going on: they have been bombing the place for nine years, shooting and using tanks. That was a war, a real war unleashed against Donbass. And no one counted the dead children in Donbass. No one cried for the dead in other countries, especially in the West.

This war, the one that the regime sitting in Kiev started with the vigorous and direct support from the West, has been going on for more than nine years, and Russia’s special military operation is aimed at stopping it. And it reminds us that unilateral steps, no matter who takes them, will inevitably prompt retaliation. As we know, every action has an equal opposite reaction. That is what any responsible state, every sovereign, independent and self-respecting country does."

Vladimir Putin

http://en.kremlin.ru/events/president/news/72444
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"The Ukraine crisis is not a territorial conflict, and I want to make that clear. Russia is the world’s largest country in terms of land area, and we have no interest in conquering additional territory. We still have much to do to properly develop Siberia, Eastern Siberia, and the Russian Far East. This is not a territorial conflict and not an attempt to establish regional geopolitical balance. The issue is much broader and more fundamental and is about the principles underlying the new international order.

Lasting peace will only be possible when everyone feels safe and secure, understands that their opinions are respected, and that there is a balance in the world where no one can unilaterally force or compel others to live or behave as a hegemon pleases even when it contradicts the sovereignty, genuine interests, traditions, or customs of peoples and countries. In such an arrangement, the very concept of sovereignty is simply denied and, sorry, is thrown in the garbage.

Clearly, commitment to bloc-based approaches and the push to drive the world into a situation of ongoing “us versus them” confrontation is a bad legacy of the 20th century. It is a product of Western political culture, at least of its most aggressive manifestations. To reiterate, the West – at least a certain part of the West, the elite – always need an enemy. They need an enemy to justify the need for military action and expansion. But they also need an enemy to maintain internal control within a certain system of this very hegemon and within blocs like NATO or other military-political blocs. There must be an enemy so everyone can rally around the “leader.”

Vladimir Putin

http://en.kremlin.ru/events/president/news/72444
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"Eventually, they will probably find the money, and print some more. They printed over $9 trillion during the pandemic and post-pandemic period, so they will not think twice about printing more and spreading it worldwide, thereby exacerbating food inflation. They will most likely do that.

As for Europe, the situation there is more difficult because, if in the US, we still see GDP growth of 2.4 percent in the previous period, in Europe the matters are far worse. In 2021, their economic growth was 4.9 percent, and this year it will be 0.5 percent. And even this growth is mostly due to the southern countries, Italy and Spain, which showed some growth.

Yesterday, we discussed this with our experts; I think the growth in Italy and Spain is related mostly to increasing real estate prices and a certain revival of the tourism sector. The main economies of Europe are currently experiencing stagnation; and most manufacturing sectors are showing negative results. In the Federal Republic of Germany, it is minus 0.1 percent; in the Baltic countries – minus 2, or even minus 3 percent in Estonia, I believe; in the Netherlands and Austria, it is also dropping. This is particularly true of industrial production which is in a critical condition, if not a disaster, especially the chemical, glass and metallurgy sectors.

We know that due to relatively cheap energy prices in the United States and some administrative and financial decisions made there, many European production facilities are simply moving to the United States. They shut down in Europe and relocate to the US. This is a well-known fact, and this is what I hinted at some time earlier, when speaking at this forum. The burden is also growing on the people in the European countries, and this is also a fact, as confirmed by European statistics. The quality of life is getting worse, and was reduced by 1.5 percent over the past month, if I am not mistaken.

Can Europe manage or not? It can. But how? At the expense of the further worsening of its economy and the lives of the people in the European states."

Vladimir Putin

http://en.kremlin.ru/events/president/news/72444
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"We [Italy] are treated more like a colony than a valued ally", says artist Salvatore about his country’s role in NATO.

In 2022, Rome and other NATO members approved military aid for Kiev, a decision that was met with opposition from many Italians. The citizens have been questioning the benefits of such policies, puzzled by their country's weapon supply to Ukraine and the increased presence of more American soldiers. "Getting involved in the war, Europe is losing its true self, becoming NATO’s dumb little brother," says journalist Giorgio Bianchi.

Many Italians believe that by supporting NATO’s strategies, they will inevitably suffer from the consequences of such decisions. Now, they are trying to make their voices heard...

Another Italy / 2022
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🆕 UN Power Grab Faces Resistance From 11 Countries Refusing To Be Bulldozed

https://worldcouncilforhealth.substack.com/p/un-power-grab-faces-resistance

The United Nations is facing one of the worst scandals in its controversial history, caused by its brazen tendency to defy democratic principles and disrespect national sovereignty.

This time, given significant socio-political developments, the world is paying attention. The UN and WHO have gone too far in their diabolical attempts to engineer a one world government.

Eleven countries took a justified stand on the attitudes and procedures around critical agenda items in high level meetings at the 78th UN General Assembly. These countries include:

Belarus, Bolivia, Cuba, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Eritrea, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Nicaragua, the Russian Federation, the Syrian Arab Republic, Venezuela, and Zimbabwe.

Dated 17 September 2023, the three page letter to the UN GA president Dennis Francis (Trinidad and Tobago) and UN secretary-general Antonio Guterres (Portugal), objected to unilateral coercive measures and other glaring issues in international law. The eleven countries raised, in summary:

• No consent, lack of transparency and illegal unilateral coercive measures

• Unfair practices such as veto, lack of inclusion, absence of balance, neglect

• Forced consensus, bulldozing, and ignoring repeated breaking of silence

• Discrimination against LMIC’s, perpetrated through the United Nations

• Opposition to any attempt that formally adopts draft outcome documents

• Delegations call for a recall of the nature and legal standing of UN meetings

• Countries reserve the right to take action regarding their objections

Visit the WCH Substack to learn why Shabnam Palesa Mohamed anticipates more countries joining this coalition.

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Well worth listening carefully to Denis Rancourt on all cause mortality.
His analyses leave no room for doubt that deaths after pandemic announcement were due to policies and are inconsistent with the spread of a [deadly] viral respiratory disease,
Best wishes
Mike

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Inferred (63), recovered (23), and potential (5) hydrate locations in the world [Kvenvolden and Rogers, 2005].

INEXHAUSTIBLE HYDROCARBON (NOT "FOSSIL" FUELS!) RESERVES:

"The theory of the abiogenic deep origin of hydrocarbons confirms the presence of enormous, inexhaustible resources of hydrocarbons in our planet, allows us to develop a new approach to methods for petroleum exploration and to reexamine the structure, size and location of the world’s hydrocarbons reserves.

https://x.com/robinmonotti/status/1710399413200327167
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This thorough description of how digital ID will be linked to our finances & it’s claimed that “financial inclusion” hinges on establishing a global digital ID.
We have been warning about this for several years. It is a core objective coming out of fake crises, of which we may be sure there’ll be more from where the last ones came.
It’s quite long, but despite that, I encourage you to wade through it.
Note you will repeatedly encounter the same, short list of names & institutions which I’m classifying as TWNF (turds that will not flush).
See, it’s not only BMGF that can come up with abbreviations you don’t need (AYDN).
Best wishes
Mike

https://unlimitedhangout.com/2023/10/investigative-reports/sdg16-part-2-enforcing-digital-identity/
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FREE podcast #44 Dr. Ivana Pavic and Dr. Chris Flowers: "The conversation about turbo carcinomas as a new term that we did not encounter before mass vaccination will be interesting."
🙏Treat us with a coffee☕️ https://www.buymeacoffee.com/slobodnipoI Dr. Ivana Pavić, specialist in pathology, and Dr. Chris Flowers, specialist in radiology, present the worrying trend of growth of turbo carcinoma after mass vaccination. The term turbo carcinoma did not exist before. There is an additional danger because there is no known treatment for this new phenomenon. There is even greater concern because official institutions do not initiate investigations into the causes of these dangerous types of cancer.
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