Likelihood of war escalates as Putin promises to support proxy Ukraine states
Just as the magnitude of the danger posed by Covid-19 begins to fade an ominous new threat looms into view: military conflict in Europe and a potential clash with Russia
Just as the magnitude of the danger posed by Covid-19 begins to fade an ominous new threat looms into view: military conflict in Europe and a potential clash with Russia
Huge Russian naval armada moves into position in the Black Sea, off the coast of Ukraine. Supported by strike aircraft and bombers armed with hypersonic missiles
Paul Joseph Watson explains why arming rebels and occupying territory as a pretext to invade and topple governments is only bad when Russia does it. When NATO does exactly the same thing, with disastrous consequences, it’s “humanitarian intervention”
Putin’s demand for security guarantees was reasonable. As instructed, Western leaders played dumb. Ukraine is just another way globalist Jews are destroying the West.
For merely noticing and sharing my observations with others who have noticed, I’ve been flagged by the Southern Poverty Law Center, banned by Airbnb and, most recently, tarred as a white supremacist sympathizer
All sorts of people are shrill accusers and apologists on both sides of an ancient delusion. Some become policemen high and low, to keep order and to serve the public good. Others see it as a fine way to steal. Others want to punish. You see it at every level where people exercise authority over others.
Richie From Boston presents graphic footage from actual exorcisms
Max Igan on the mounting protests against vaccine mandates in Australia and Canada, and the government’s increasingly dictatorial response.
Brother Nathanael on Madame Clinton’s re-emergence into the political arena
Russian troops move into the breakaway regions in eastern Ukraine for ‘peacekeeping duties’
The lockdowns have failed. The powers that be NEED a war to distract attention from growing public discontent. This makes the once unthinkable prospect of war with Russia an increasingly viable option
US missiles are not in Poland and Romania to protect those countries, writes Paul Craig Roberts. Washington wants its missiles as close to Russia’s border as possible because it gives Moscow no time to respond if and when Washington decides to strike Russia