Col. Macgregor said in this interview that Prigozhin is surrounded by numerous SSB informants and it is ludicrous to think Prigozhin was under the influence of MI6 or the CIA. If that’s the case, then how did the US State Department brief the Congress two days before the attack and Moscow apparently didn’t know anything about it? Clearly Moscow knew it was coming and therefore permitted it.
I think the attack was staged to expose Washington’s involvement. Victoria Nuland stated officially in a recent video conference in Kiev that WW3 will start on July 11, 2023, but for that to happen, the west needs a false flag event to justify NATO’s entry into the war. Now any false flag by the west will be that much less believable just two weeks after the Pirgozhin attack exposed the American’s involvement.
Putin is playing 3D chess and the US checkers team didn’t see it.
ken
on June 26, 2023 at 1:54 pm
It appears both bought the Maskirovka (Art of Deception). While everyone was looking at the baby squirrel and saying really stupid things the Wagner Group, at least most, was heading west into Belarus hanging a left at Rostev,,, not going north to Moscow. They are now less than 100km from Kiev. And why does anyone think Prigozhin was ‘Exiled’ to Belarus? Probably to command his team into Ukraine.
I believe this feint will be in future military history books.
cyborgasm
on June 26, 2023 at 5:56 pm
It seems the Americans who are disgruntled at not having hypersonic missiles demanded of Russia they close down their own hypersonic missile systems. But not content with that America has demanded an inventory of all Russia’s such systems AND samples of every one. Apparently the Russians warned the only samples the US could expect would be individual ones sent over to DC. I guess that’s no then.
America’s MIC has pretty much robbed the country since Eisenhower first warned of its existence, and the country is now almost bankrupt with a dying dollar. But to make such a stupid request of Russia to “give us yours” suggests the US can now no longer afford a hypersonic missile development program.
Wonderful! We can always trust Colonel Macgregor to give us the true picture. So now we know that Prigozhin did not stage a coup against President Putin. On the contrary, he wanted to save Putin from his bad advisors, his military high command. But very interestingly, Putin did not know that. He accused Prigozhin of treason, and voiced his intention to punish him pretty hard.
Belarus’s Lukashenko seems to have put Putin in the real picture. Putin immediately backtracked, and Prigozhin sent the Wagner Goup’s band of the willing back to their Donbass camp, and thus aborted his march on Moscow.
Even Scott Ritter had grabbed the wrong end of the stick. So had Alexander Mercouris. Well, when the latter two greats get things wrong, little wonder the rest of us are flummoxed. This was high drama at its best: the outcome was unguessable, and the dramatis personae were nothing like transparent stereotypes.
White Elephant
on June 26, 2023 at 8:55 pm
Rixon,
What is the point in having a comment section if you’re only going to post comments once a day or every two days? Either leave the comments on, unmoderated, or don’t have them on at all. By not posting comments (most likely because you’re busy) you’re stifling debate between your viewers. By not posting comments frequently you’re going to kill this comment forum.
Your website, your choice, but I will say that I now visit and comment far less than I used to. By the time you get round to posting comments they get one view and then relegated to the back pages.
andyay
on June 27, 2023 at 3:40 pm
Our host is certainly an enigmatic fellow. The little we do know about Rixon Stewart hints at an intriguing life story. He seldom reveals any personal details about himself but we know that he is a veteran of the Rhodesian paratroop regiment. He’s a professional journalist whose writing is notable for its clarity of exposition and its essentially educational ethos. We know that he was once the publisher of an underground magazine, which was the precursor to this site. He’s told us about his calamitous motorcycle accident and his recovery from the brain trauma that he suffered in the crash. He’s spoken of his mentorship in Anthroposophy and his love for Rudolf Steiner.
Yet, these are no more than biographical fragments that I’ve gleaned from the occasional candid comment left by Rixon himself. It would be fascinating to read an interview him.
He can be a bit tetchy but he can also be gracious. There’s a bit of a presbyter in him, I’d say and I suspect also, a pecuniary thriftiness, endowed of Scottish zeitgeist. I’m only guessing, though – and I’m guessing that I probably shouldn’t.
Whatever it is that guides your rationale in these matters, Rixon, please don’t marginalize us. Two reader updates per day would be an improvement over the current, one, posted close to the witching hour each night.
This site is blessed with exceptionally insightful commenters. It is occasionally blighted by a few, wearisome, obsessive-compulsives and I do appreciate what a drag it must be, having to vet the same repetitive narcissistic drawl daily.
Personally, I’m here for the meaty debate that ensues from featured articles. I want to know what other people think and it’s this human dimension that is diminished by such lengthy intervals between comments updates.
I have the greatest respect for you, Rixon. I love the truthseeker and would have its reach grow and its readership multiply. I also have genuine admiration for and feel a peculiar kinship for my fellow contributors.
I bet that you don’t say anything, Rixon, you taciturn old fox, you.
Parakings
on June 27, 2023 at 4:24 pm
Get your daily dose of propaganda from the Freemasonic “retired” US Army Colonel Douglas McGregor…
If McGregor had anything of significance to say about the current geopolitical / military situation in Ukraine, then he wouldn’t have his almost daily public platform…
He’s steering a narrative in the direction that his Freemasonic Talmudic bosses want him to portray… Nuf said.
antiJHWH
on June 27, 2023 at 5:57 pm
I find it better only for my statements !
on other sites I see mostly to many insults,
quarrel + dirt in the comments , seldom
something uplifting, exception UNZ .
Col. Macgregor said in this interview that Prigozhin is surrounded by numerous SSB informants and it is ludicrous to think Prigozhin was under the influence of MI6 or the CIA. If that’s the case, then how did the US State Department brief the Congress two days before the attack and Moscow apparently didn’t know anything about it? Clearly Moscow knew it was coming and therefore permitted it.
I think the attack was staged to expose Washington’s involvement. Victoria Nuland stated officially in a recent video conference in Kiev that WW3 will start on July 11, 2023, but for that to happen, the west needs a false flag event to justify NATO’s entry into the war. Now any false flag by the west will be that much less believable just two weeks after the Pirgozhin attack exposed the American’s involvement.
Putin is playing 3D chess and the US checkers team didn’t see it.
It appears both bought the Maskirovka (Art of Deception). While everyone was looking at the baby squirrel and saying really stupid things the Wagner Group, at least most, was heading west into Belarus hanging a left at Rostev,,, not going north to Moscow. They are now less than 100km from Kiev. And why does anyone think Prigozhin was ‘Exiled’ to Belarus? Probably to command his team into Ukraine.
I believe this feint will be in future military history books.
It seems the Americans who are disgruntled at not having hypersonic missiles demanded of Russia they close down their own hypersonic missile systems. But not content with that America has demanded an inventory of all Russia’s such systems AND samples of every one. Apparently the Russians warned the only samples the US could expect would be individual ones sent over to DC. I guess that’s no then.
America’s MIC has pretty much robbed the country since Eisenhower first warned of its existence, and the country is now almost bankrupt with a dying dollar. But to make such a stupid request of Russia to “give us yours” suggests the US can now no longer afford a hypersonic missile development program.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtRgLmFmPNo
Wonderful! We can always trust Colonel Macgregor to give us the true picture. So now we know that Prigozhin did not stage a coup against President Putin. On the contrary, he wanted to save Putin from his bad advisors, his military high command. But very interestingly, Putin did not know that. He accused Prigozhin of treason, and voiced his intention to punish him pretty hard.
Belarus’s Lukashenko seems to have put Putin in the real picture. Putin immediately backtracked, and Prigozhin sent the Wagner Goup’s band of the willing back to their Donbass camp, and thus aborted his march on Moscow.
Even Scott Ritter had grabbed the wrong end of the stick. So had Alexander Mercouris. Well, when the latter two greats get things wrong, little wonder the rest of us are flummoxed. This was high drama at its best: the outcome was unguessable, and the dramatis personae were nothing like transparent stereotypes.
Rixon,
What is the point in having a comment section if you’re only going to post comments once a day or every two days? Either leave the comments on, unmoderated, or don’t have them on at all. By not posting comments (most likely because you’re busy) you’re stifling debate between your viewers. By not posting comments frequently you’re going to kill this comment forum.
Your website, your choice, but I will say that I now visit and comment far less than I used to. By the time you get round to posting comments they get one view and then relegated to the back pages.
Our host is certainly an enigmatic fellow. The little we do know about Rixon Stewart hints at an intriguing life story. He seldom reveals any personal details about himself but we know that he is a veteran of the Rhodesian paratroop regiment. He’s a professional journalist whose writing is notable for its clarity of exposition and its essentially educational ethos. We know that he was once the publisher of an underground magazine, which was the precursor to this site. He’s told us about his calamitous motorcycle accident and his recovery from the brain trauma that he suffered in the crash. He’s spoken of his mentorship in Anthroposophy and his love for Rudolf Steiner.
Yet, these are no more than biographical fragments that I’ve gleaned from the occasional candid comment left by Rixon himself. It would be fascinating to read an interview him.
He can be a bit tetchy but he can also be gracious. There’s a bit of a presbyter in him, I’d say and I suspect also, a pecuniary thriftiness, endowed of Scottish zeitgeist. I’m only guessing, though – and I’m guessing that I probably shouldn’t.
Whatever it is that guides your rationale in these matters, Rixon, please don’t marginalize us. Two reader updates per day would be an improvement over the current, one, posted close to the witching hour each night.
This site is blessed with exceptionally insightful commenters. It is occasionally blighted by a few, wearisome, obsessive-compulsives and I do appreciate what a drag it must be, having to vet the same repetitive narcissistic drawl daily.
Personally, I’m here for the meaty debate that ensues from featured articles. I want to know what other people think and it’s this human dimension that is diminished by such lengthy intervals between comments updates.
I have the greatest respect for you, Rixon. I love the truthseeker and would have its reach grow and its readership multiply. I also have genuine admiration for and feel a peculiar kinship for my fellow contributors.
I bet that you don’t say anything, Rixon, you taciturn old fox, you.
Get your daily dose of propaganda from the Freemasonic “retired” US Army Colonel Douglas McGregor…
If McGregor had anything of significance to say about the current geopolitical / military situation in Ukraine, then he wouldn’t have his almost daily public platform…
He’s steering a narrative in the direction that his Freemasonic Talmudic bosses want him to portray… Nuf said.
I find it better only for my statements !
on other sites I see mostly to many insults,
quarrel + dirt in the comments , seldom
something uplifting, exception UNZ .
Macgregor becoming a MacComment
Who’s lovin’ it?