Thursday, March 20, 2025
Trump Wants a Ceasefire? Actions Speak Louder than Words.
Labels: Drone Attack, Engels, Russia, Ukraine
BREAKING: Massive Explosion at Russian Nuclear Bomb Base Following Ukrainian Drone Strike
BREAKING: Massive Explosion at Russian Nuclear Bomb Base Following Ukrainian Drone Strike
On Thursday Ukraine carried out a drone-bombing attack against a Russian nuclear weapons base 450-miles outside of Moscow resulting in a massive explosion and numerous fires which spread to neighboring cottages.
The base, Engels airfield, hosts a number of Russia’s nuclear-capable heavy bombers and cruise missiles.
Labels: Explosion, Nuclear Site, Russia, Ukrainian Drone
Russia Accuses Ukraine of Attacking Energy Facilities After Putin-Trump Talk
Russia Accuses Ukraine of Attacking Energy Facilities After Putin-Trump Talk
19.03.2025
Following talks between Russian and US Presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, the Russian army received an order from the Supreme Commander-in-Chief to cease attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, the Russian Defense Ministry reported . However, according to the agency, the Ukrainian Armed Forces then deliberately attacked an energy facility in the Krasnodar Territory with drones.
Labels: Attack, Energy Facilities, Putin-Trump Talk, Russia, Ukraine
Wednesday, March 19, 2025
Trump Unseats Zelensky as Coalition War Leader
Trump Unseats Zelensky as Coalition War Leader
At the root there's nothing here for Russia to celebrate, more danger than salvation
Seeing that the US interruption in material aid to Kiev lasted only a week, which means in practice there wasn’t an actual interruption at all, a question has been raised whether it was all an act. I don’t think so. I think what we saw was Ukraine that was treated incredibly harshly when it made demands on the United States, but then got full backing when it made demands on Russia.
Ukraine attempted to tie its top priority, namely getting the security guarantee from the US, to what is important to Trump (minerals deal, the Trump process), and all hell broke lose. The US literally demonstratively downgraded its participation in the war. (AKA fed Ukraine somewhat less intelligence.) However when Ukraine limited itself to asking for an advantageous cease-fire from Russia it had the full backing of the US, and Witkoff to take the silly proposal to Moscow.
Symbolically I think what happened there was that Trump took over the formal leadership of the US-Ukrainian war coalition. Since Ukraine can’t sustain its war effort without backing from the Empire it is in the unfortunate position of not being the coalition leader in a war it sacrifices the most to. However, Biden and the Democrats preferred to “lead from behind” and outsource this leadership role to Zelensky, not the least because as a native he was the much better spokesman for their common radical grand strategy. Trump however has demoted the Ukrainian, which took two weeks that were as volatile as they were brief.
Trump Bombs Yemen and Threatens Iran
Trump Bombs Yemen and Threatens Iran. Rep. Thomas Massie Says MIC Demands Payment
The Houthis suspended their retaliation since the ceasefire began. However, after Israel implemented a total blockade of humanitarian relief to citizens of Gaza last week, Houthi leaders threatened to again begin blocking Israel’s Red Sea shipping activities. Trump responded with a barrage of bombs that killed at least 53 people, including women and children. He also threatened to bomb Iranian ships. Ron Paul says the US should leave the Middle east and that Israel’s war on Gaza is not our war.
US Representative Thomas Massie revealed that the military industrial complex (MIC) demands about $50 billion a year from our government, above and beyond what’s necessary to defend our own country. He gave examples of wars that shut down and are replaced with new ones so that the MIC is paid off.
Thomas Massie posted these messages on X:
Regarding US activity in Yemen: I recently said to watch for a new military engagement to compensate for the pull back in Ukraine. The Military Industrial Complex demands about $50 billion a year from our government, above and beyond what’s necessary to defend our own country.
The military industrial complex demands about $50 billion per year in war. As soon as we quit spending $50b per year in Afghanistan, we started spending $50b per year in Ukraine. Watch where the next $50b per year goes when we stop sending it to Ukraine. The MIC is always hungry.
Monday, March 17, 2025
BREAKING: RUSSIA BEGINS NUCLEAR WEAPONS DRILLS
BREAKING: RUSSIA BEGINS NUCLEAR WEAPONS DRILLS
Labels: Drill, Nuclear Weapons, Russia
Thursday, March 13, 2025
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Labels: Bird Flu, Ceasefire, Dissent, Macron, Political Speech, Putin, RFKJr. Culling, Russia, Syrian Death Squads, Ukraine, USA











