Russia`s top spy claims France fixing to position troops in Ukraine
As diplomatic efforts falter and the situation on the ground remains precarious, the specter of further escalation looms large over the region.
As diplomatic efforts falter and the situation on the ground remains precarious, the specter of further escalation looms large over the region.
President Putin recently noted that French President Macron’s belligerence over Ukraine was borne out of resentment over France’s spectacular loss of standing in Africa. One after another, its former African colonies have told Paris to stop interfering in their internal affairs.
Candace Owens opens a can of worms with the French equivalent of the scandal surrounding President Obama and ‘Michelle’. Only this involves French President Macron and his wife ‘Brigette’. Does this explain why Macron has adopted a more hawkish stance toward Russia? Has he been threatened with exposure if he doesn’t?
This article illustrates how elements in the Western MSM are now advocating a wider war with Russia, although of course, it doesn’t say so openly. Instead the writer argues that if we want to avoid a wider conflict we must consider putting NATO “boots on the ground” in Ukraine
Although Germany has rejected the French president’s suggestion, and there has been no firm decision among European nations convened to discus the crisis, the Kremlin has warned that any such intervention would be viewed as an act of war against Russia
Gabriel Attal ticks all the right boxes. He was appointed unelected, he’s a WEF global Young leader, a Bilderberger and to cap it all he’s a homosexual too
The politician who has criticised plans to restrict migrant’s welfare was attacked yards from her own front door. By men identified as ‘North African’
French law enforcement officers have arrested around 30 who protested the stabbing and at least six have since been imprisoned
Paul Joseph Watson looks at another news item that has barely received any coverage in the mainstream media. Probably because it raises too many awkward questions about EU immigration policies
Working for Vichy President Philippe Petain and the Gestapo, Bernard Fay compiled a list of 170,000 Freemasons, of whom 989 were sent to concentration camps where 549 were shot. In addition, about 3000 lost their jobs. All Freemasons were required by law to declare themselves to authorities
The demographic balance of power is slowly but surely shifting in France, and the authorities are facing a challenge they created themselves.
Although the Western MSM will avoid stating the obvious, the link between social fragmentation and uncontrolled migration is clear. It has been encouraged in the West to further the principle of divide and rule. However, eastern Europeans can see what has happened in France and they want no part of it.