China is running highly automated car factories with robots working almost nonstop—welding and assembling vehicle bodies with extreme precision and minimal human intervention.
Here we have George Yeo, Singapore’s former foreign minister.
He demonstrates a remarkably deep understanding of European history and the complex conflicts that have shaped the continent.
An understanding that seems to elude many Western politicians.
It’s genuinely rare to hear a senior statesman speak with this level of historical depth, intellectual clarity, and geopolitical insight.
🇺🇦Die Reichen kaufen sich frei. Die Armen werden in den Transporter geschoben.
In der Ukraine heißt das Busifizierung. Vor dem Bäcker, an der Haltestelle, mitten auf der Straße. Und wer genug Geld hat, taucht in den Listen der Behörden plötzlich nicht mehr auf. 2.500 bis 30.000 Dollar für eine Zurückstellung, ein Studium, eine Ausreise. Wer das nicht hat, fährt an die Front.
Oben sitzen die, die den Krieg verlängern. Unten sitzen die, die ihn sterben. Dazwischen eine Maschine, die sich die holt, die sich nicht wehren können.
Bei uns heißt das Solidarität. Wir zahlen mit, wir liefern mit und tun so, als wäre das irgendwie edel. Dabei frisst jeder längere Krieg zuerst die, die nichts besitzen. Rechts und links vom Schützengraben.
#Ukraine #Busifizierung #Mobilisierung #Klassenjustiz #Frieden #Krieg #StopTheWar
Putin says he sometimes watches Western television just to understand what European audiences are being shown. And what he sees is “mass deception.”
He gives a recent example. After an attack on Starobelsk that killed civilians, including children, Russia struck targets in the Kiev region in response.
According to Putin, Western channels spent the entire day showing the Russian strikes: the destruction, the damage, the “Russian aggressor.”
But not a word about what happened in Starobelsk before that. Not a word about the dead children.
Then the narrative moves to Ukrainian drones, their military successes and how much those weapons cost. The message to European viewers follows naturally: pay more.
Putin’s point is simple, and I completely agree with him: if you show the response while erasing what preceded it, you are manufacturing the story your audience is allowed to see.
🇺🇸🇮🇷 Stephen Walt gave Tucker his unfiltered take on why the US went to war with Iran.
He said it wasn’t because Iran was about to get a nuke or launch some imminent attack.
The real trigger was Netanyahu’s visit to the White House. Netanyahu convinced Trump the regime was teetering and a short, sharp campaign would make it collapse.
Walt argued Trump was already feeling invincible after the Maduro operation in Venezuela and saw a chance to solve a 40-year problem before leaving office. An administration full of yes-men didn’t push back hard enough.
Walt also noted that previous American presidents had rejected similar pitches from Netanyahu. This time Trump said yes, and it turned out to be far longer and messier than advertised.
Source: TCNetwork / Writer: Sol
ROB O’NEILL: “THE MORE I LOOK AT IT, THE LESS IT MAKES SENSE”
Former Navy SEAL Robert O’Neill is challenging the official account of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, arguing that the tactical and forensic details raise more questions than answers.
How did Tyler Robinson allegedly transport a rifle onto a rooftop, disassemble and reassemble it, then escape with it, all while making what is described as a precision shot? O’Neill also points to the reported ballistics: a .30-06 round should have left a clear exit wound. Why was there no obvious evidence of one, and why was the scene cleaned so quickly?
@mchooyah asks why these questions about the weapon, wound, and crime scene are dismissed rather than addressed directly. Questioning an official narrative should prompt evidence and transparency, not instant accusations of antisemitism.
China is hosting the second Robot Olympics. While the West struggles with imperial overstretch from its wars and sanctions, we should ask ourselves: how far ahead has China now become in the technologies that will shape the future?
Compilation of Tucker Carlson defending Candace Owens and promoting her INSANE conspiracy theories about Charlie Kirk.
"Why do people love Candace? They sense the purity of her intent."
Tucker even claimed Candace is "honouring" Charlie Kirk with what she's been doing.
Want to understand the Russian mindset on the all out war with NATO in Ukraine? Watch..
Great exchange with Swiss journalist Roger Köppel and Russia's Vladimir Solovyov.
Riots in Lviv over the brutal forced conscription financed by NATO.
- The majority of Ukrainians want immediate negotiations to end the war. They are obviously not in the minds of our political-media establishment, who claim to "stand with Ukraine", while boycotting diplomacy and pushing for a long war.
Our media will not show these NATO-funded military recruiters in Ukraine, as the public would start to question why "standing with Ukraine" translates into boycotting diplomacy and fighting to the last Ukrainian in the NATO proxy war.
Trump admitted: kicking Russia out of the G8 was a mistake
US President Donald Trump stated that excluding Russia from the "Group of Eight" in 2014 was a mistake.
Key points:
- If Russia had remained in the G8, the war in Ukraine might not have happened
- The absence of Russia at the negotiation table complicates the situation
- The 2014 decision turned out to be strategically flawed
Trump acknowledges: the West itself created the conditions for escalation by pushing Russia out of international dialogue. Isolation failed, sanctions did not work, and the conflict escalated.
Now Trump himself admits the obvious: serious global issues cannot be resolved without Russia.