6 Comments

1. Larry on November 18, 2022 at 9:45 am

   Of course Gonzalo! But think about weaning yourself off el tabaco……..we need you healthy!

2. Carl Jones on November 18, 2022 at 9:50 am

   Okay, started watching, but Lira is wrong.

   These missiles are tracked, they are tracked by Russia, the US, and NATO. The Germans have very good intel and military. They would be tracking these missiles.

   Germany is just one of many NATO members who want no part in any direct war with Russia. The US knows this, so why would they force the breakup of NATO?

   Macron has publicly stated that he’s sitting on the fence, Germany isn’t interested and there are others.

   Sure, I think this was a UK/ Nazi false flag, and I don’t think Z had anything to do with it. The whole thing just illustrates that Z is just a front man, and doesn’t know what’s going on.

   As I said yesterday, they (UK/Nazis) had to uses a very old S300 system/missile, because all the fancy missile/rocket units are manned by US and NATO contractors/personnel. Because the munitions for these fancy systems are so expensive, the coordinates for targets are provided by the US. Lavrov said this the other day. So are we supposed to belive the US ordered this target?

   As to the images, they could come from anywhere, and such images can be blocked by the fake news, and even if they get out, they just say it’s Russian propaganda.

   I think the US and some NATO players have been expecting this type of incident, or even had specific Intel on what MI6 and the SAS were going to do.

   When a high powered employee has been embezzling company money, they hardly ever call the police. They demand as much money back, and they fire the individual. You see, the business must consider a number of factors. Company moral, the share price, stock holders, and what their customers think. So the UK is a rogue NATO player. At the moment, the UK is being delt with in-house. There’s no upside to going public.

3. tony blurgh on November 18, 2022 at 9:51 am

   People have said that an attack by non-NATO Ukraine on NATO member Poland is an attack on all of NATO, so how come NATO and Poland isn’t getting snotty with Ukraine under Article 5 like they were with Russia who actually didn’t do it?

   I’m beginning to think the quick denial by Biden and NATO means they know they do not have the ability to confront Russia, and this is an economic and propaganda war only; and when this missile strike looked like it may drag them all into a hot war against Russia they collectively thought, “Phew! That was close!”

4. michaelpaulbo on November 18, 2022 at 1:12 pm

   Instead of erecting a monument to this potato farmer, we should make him the J.R. Simplot of potato products for that part of the world; Idaho’s doppelganger, supplying potatoes to Russia’s vodka industry.
   Is this a harbinger?

5. Carl Jones on November 18, 2022 at 5:54 pm

   tony blurgh: because UKraine is a NATO member, all but the signed paperwork. It’s the same with Israel, who sits in NATO closed door meetings.

   Never mind all the NATO money & military aid given since the SMO, what about the 8yrs since the coup? UKraine was a NATO peer power, that had been trained and tasked to retake the Dombas and Crimea.

   After Russia referendumed Crimea, and made it Russian, the BBC would routinely show maps of UKraine, as if Crimea was still UKrainian. There aren’t words to describe the anger within the UK Nazi state.

   The purpose of the coup, was to close down the Russian naval base in Savastapol, but Russia has out played MI6 on every turn.

6. Sophie Johnson on November 18, 2022 at 10:09 pm

   @tony blurgh:

   Excellent question! Oddly, none of the pundits thought to ask it. Also:

   ‘I’m beginning to think the quick denial by Biden and NATO means they know they do not have the ability to confront Russia … they collectively thought, “Phew! That was close!” ‘

   Yes. And I wonder whether this little malarky was entirely a Ukrainian one, or did someone suggest it to them. The nasty little mafioso Zelenski and his mafiosi are smelling the growing reluctance of the US to keep shelling out $billions to them. The US electorate is fed up with the constant giving, and likewise the EU electorate. So the Ukes got clever — and shot themselves in the foot. If it were not tragic for the two Polish potato farmers, it would be very funny that the Ukes did not think of shooting the missile in the right directions, i.e., East, not West. Perhaps the Ukes have now realised that they should not try to be clever. But what next? Are the Ukes going to get away with it?