🇺🇸🇷🇺Western Media Admits US-Ukraine Drones Strikes on Retailers in Russia is Solely Political
▪️First of all - these decisions are made in Washington, not Kiev - this is US money, ISR, drones, all being directed by the US' admitted command center in Europe running the war on Russia from top to bottom;
▪️Damaging Wildberries, Russia's massive online retailer, is admittedly being done to bring the US proxy war on Russia directly to Russia's civilian population - violence for political, not defensive motives, is literally the definition of terrorism;
▪️Of course, the war is waged and directed by the US simply through Ukraine - the recent escalation is another reminder that the US can directly strike at and hurt Russia but Russia cannot strike/harm or even credibly threaten the US - simply strike at and destroy Ukraine - a completely disposable proxy from Washington's point of view
▪️Strategically this will not change the course of the war in Ukraine, but it does raise the costs for Russia further, one of the US' primary objectives in waging the proxy war;
Germany declines to disclose intel on Nord Stream sabotage – media
The chancellor’s office has reportedly refused to clarify whether it received warnings ahead of the Russian gas pipeline bombing.
The refusal came in response to a parliamentary question from Bundestag member Anna Rathert.
Officials cited national security interests as the reason for not answering “yes”.
China sanctions Rheinmetall and 13 other weapons producers; all of them delivering weapons to Ukraine.
The 14 Chinese sanctions mirror EU sanctions on 14 Chinese companies.
There is one difference: China can replace the EU immediately, while Rheinmetall has no access to rare earths and magnets anymore.
A typical example where the EU in their hubris MISTAKENLY believe they can “punish” China.
#FAFO
Ukraine has changed the army commander again. Professional military officers are running out.
Soon Zelenskyy will be appointing Nazis and war criminals as ministers and generals. The brightest example is Andrey Biletsky.
He sat in prison for the attempted murder of a Ukrainian journalist who wrote about fascism in Ukraine.
After the coup, he created his own army - Azov - which robbed and killed civilians.
He hasn’t spent a single day at the front, but constantly gives interviews in a fancy military uniform and begs for money from US and European taxpayers to continue the war.
And he wants to lead the Ukrainian army against the world government and Jews. With your money.
@JudiciaryGOP People whose only concern is privately enriching themselves while virtue-signaling are not Marxists. Keep red-baiting though cuz we love to watch a legitimate critique of unpopular policies be packaged into a PR campaign that will do nothing more than drive people away.
This is another example of the disgusting ways animals are treated in the UK
The sentences given for animal cruelty in the UK are an absolute joke. They usually result in a suspended sentence. Very rarely is a custodial sentence given.
The people who carry out these atrocities are the scum of the earth and SHOULD get custodial sentences!! 😡😡
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A world map of countries with universal healthcare.
Universal healthcare has existed in different forms for more than a century. Germany created the world’s first national health insurance system under Otto von Bismarck in 1883, while the United Kingdom launched the National Health Service in 1948. Today, countries provide universal coverage through various approaches, including national health services, social insurance programs, single-payer systems, and regulated private insurance models.
As shown on this map, universal healthcare is now widespread across most of Europe, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, and much of Latin America. Meanwhile, many countries in Africa and parts of Asia continue working to expand access. The United States remains the only high-income country without a universal healthcare system.
Universal healthcare does not always mean medical care is completely free. Many systems include copayments, deductibles, or mandatory contributions, while private hospitals and insurance companies often operate alongside public programs. The core idea is that everyone can access essential healthcare without facing overwhelming financial hardship.
American elites aren't used to consequences for dangerous decisions, or accountability for failures. They think taking risks whose costs others bear is the mark of elite leadership, and they're genuinely outraged by blowback. Nothing will be learned.
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@CheburekCzech@RALee85 Yeah, and? Perhaps the US shouldn’t have provided ISR to UA all these years. Go ahead & concentrate on destroying Europe even more b4 you tell us what to do.
Ortega didn't say this. He said that Nicaragua won't allow US-financed candidates and election meddling. That's very different than claiming Nicaragua "Will No Longer Hold Elections." @democracynow should retract this.