Vladimir Putin couldn't deliver a speech at the UN General Assembly due to ICC arrest warrant, but Benjamin Netanyahu can deliver his speech at the UN even with ICC arrest warrant! How much Zionist lobby have control over the UN and US.
This world has completely lost its meaning.
🚨 BREAKING
Putin: "I want ordinary citizens of Western countries to hear me.. "
"The truth is that the problems you are facing now are the result of years of actions by the ruling elites of your own countries..."
@NewRulesGeo All the GBU-57 videos are very funny; the “most effective bunker buster” can only penetrate about 20 meters... Iran's underground missile cities are at a minimum depth of 500 meters.
@NewRulesGeo Not a single Western tracking station/missile defense system in Ukraine was capable of detecting the Oreshnik's arriving to Lvov. This is just a demo for Europe.
🚨🇺🇸🇳🇬Nigeria Strikes: Why the US Stroke ISIS, an Enemy It Helped Create?
The recent US airstrikes in Nigeria's Sokoto State against ISIS affiliate ISWAP reveal a dangerous cycle: US interventionism against a "threat" that they manage.
Based on the provided statement by former FBI Counter Terrorism Consultant Paul L. Williams from 2017, he publicly stated his that ISIS was a "creation" of Western intelligence agencies, including the CIA.
The strike was framed domestically by US politicians as stopping the "persecution of our brothers and sisters in Christ". This narrative is rejected by Nigeria, which notes Muslims are the primary victims.
Murtala Abdullahi, a Nigerian security consultant, said he did not know why the US had chosen to hit Lakurawa group (ISIS affiliated) rather than Boko Haram, which is far more notorious internationally and attacks both Christians and Muslims.
So What Is The US Looking For In Nigeria?
Look at the broader US pivot to Africa:
🔸Counter China and Russia, who are outpacing US influence in trade and security.
🔸Secure access to Africa's critical minerals and fast-growing markets.
🔸Use security partnerships (like counterterrorism) as an entry point to stabilize regions for investment, something that US and France did in the past.
🔸Soft power and aid are now viewed transactionally to "create an enabling environment" for US deals.
The Nigeria strikes are a tactical move in a strategic resource war. The US is containing a jihadist wildfire that they helped spark, all while positioning itself against geopolitical rivals for Africa's future. The real objectives of the US are influence and resources, just as they are doing in Venezuela right now.
And what do all the nations where it claims to be combatting this threat also happen to have in common?
@NewRulesGeo And don't forget, the same day that she received The Nobel "Peace" "Prize", US seized Two Venezuelan Oil Tankers in the pacific with ~3.6 M barrels.
🚨The "Maduro Precedent": A Blueprint For Regime Change?🇺🇸🇻🇪
Trump's successful capture of Maduro has set a dangerous case in point. The operation demonstrated a willingness to bypass international law for a "narco-terrorist" designation.
Without credible and unified repercussions, this becomes a replicable manual. The message “We can do the same in your country” is a direct threat to Mexico, Colombia, Cuba, and even Greenland.
🇨🇴 Colombia: Directly accused. Trump claims President Petro "has cocaine mills... sending it into the US" and issued a blunt warning: "I hope he (Petro) is listening, he will be the next".
🇲🇽 Mexico: The cartel narrative. Trump asserts cartels "are running Mexico," portraying President Sheinbaum as frightened and refusing US help to "take out the cartels." Implies unilateral action is possible.
🇨🇺 Cuba: The veiled threat. Framed as a "failing nation" akin to Venezuela, Rubio suggests upcoming action, cloaked in rhetoric of "helping" Cubans—a nod to his Cuban-American base.
🇬🇱Greenland: Revived purchase idea for "National Security" in the Arctic. Analysis: This reinforces the doctrine—projecting power and acquiring strategic assets is framed as defensive, not expansionist. Precedent matters.
The lack of severe cost (diplomatic, economic, military) normalizes the intervention. It moves the Overton Window from "unthinkable violation" to "a policy option." The threat to other leaders is now tangible, not theoretical. The Maduro operation was a field test.
@NewRulesGeo How can you trust someone who claims to seek peace but provides weapons and money to attack your territory? Biden and Trump, two different presidents, same war.