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https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/ukraines-most-vital-port-city-rocked-russian-missile-attack

Is Russia playing the Odessa card? Some of us have felt its inevitable.

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Britain always has been, is now, and will be our eternal enemy. At least until such time as their arrogant, despicably dank island sinks into the abyss of the sea from a wave triggered by a cutting-edge Russian weapons system

Russia's Dmitry Medvedev, 2023

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BREAKING: Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Egypt, Jordan, the Palestinian Authority and the Arab League say in a joint statement they oppose President Trump's plan to move or Palestinians from Gaza "under any excuse"

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US strategy of 'Let's declare a tie and go home' was never going to work.

Olga Bazova @OlgaBazova

The Trump administration is slowly getting the sense of reality for the first and foremost condition for the negotiations to even occur and exhibit signs of understanding that Putin will not be signing any papers with an expired president.

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Velina Tchakarova @vtchakarova

Keith Kellogg, Trump's special envoy for Ukraine & Russia, told Reuters that presidential and parliamentary elections, suspended since the all-out war began, "need to be done."

Trump and Kellogg are pushing Ukraine to hold elections as part of an initial ceasefire with Russia.

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Russia is in a position to demand whatever they want.

They have unstoppable missiles

They have the best anti missile systems

They have nuclear torpedos, already in place

They have stealth Subs, even the 600 ft one

Everyone else should ask. how can we make up for unwarranted aggravation

Please dont kick our asses

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Those US-Hegemon chickens are coming home to…be made into multi-polar omlettes by Chef Rubio: as quoted by Bernard at MoA:

right? [..]

“[A]nd that’s the way the world has always worked. The way the world has always worked is that the Chinese will do what’s in the best interests of China, the Russians will do what’s in the best interest of Russia, the Chileans are going to do what’s in the best interest of Chile, and the United States needs to do what’s in the best interest of the United States. Where our interests align, that’s where you have partnerships and alliances; where our differences are not aligned, that is where the job of diplomacy is to prevent conflict while still furthering our national interests and understanding they’re going to further theirs. And that’s been lost.”

Entire article: https://www.moonofalabama.org/2025/02/rubio-its-not-normal-for-the-world-to-have-a-unipolar-power.html#more

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Like SO much your articulation of brass tacs, andy your word pictures..."backed by the crowd carrying the pitchforks"

Having now watched through all three pivotal confirmation hearings: two-for-RFK jr., Kash Patel, and Tulsi Gabbard, it is plain as day how twisted in knots are those Anglo-Zionist Congressional members. I could not believe my eyes, watching Sen. Amy Klobuchar (sp?) whine and cry while reading edited snippets of Kash Patel writing. It took me back to her outrageous hypocricy against Supreme Court Justice nominee, Brent Kavanaugh. She whined and commiserated with the Judge, but did not let up on falsely accusing him of prejudicial beliefs and actions. I found her way too emotionally distraught in both confirmation hearings---and remain greatly relieved that her bid for the 2020 Democratic Party nomination for president didn't succeed.

John Warner won't ever be free from shame for his Russia Hoax criminal actions---he whined too; but more than Klobachar, Warner looked frightened of the times-to-come, of truths to be revealed soon. Senators Bennet, Whitehouse, Blumenthal, Hirono, Murray, and Sanders are just crowd agitators promoting status quo deep state policy secrecy. Bud Dick Durbin showed clearly that his mental acuity has declined. He has no mean bite anymore, only mean gossip "digs" to speak against nominees with moral worth.

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As much as I prefer decorum in these hearings over yelling and snark, Klobuchar got everything that was coming to her with Kash's "you've got two minutes...". Her chastened "wow" was priceless.

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Mark - thanks for the laugh on Tucker asking Pierce, “when did Yugoslavia attack Nato”. In response to Pierce statement nato is defensive.

I would hot link it.

My guess on Kosovo and why the U.S. involvement, was Gulf money to Clinton.

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DD is arguing, as I have, that Trump is looking for a face saving exit from the war on Russia. Trump was set up for failure by Blinken, but Trump is navigating this.

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