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As someone who has entirely discontinued consuming Western mainstream media and has broken free from the confines of controlled perspectives & false narratives, it is rejuvenating to come across content like this. I also take great pleasure in following numerous Telegram channels that aren't Russophobic in nature, and I rely on credible sources such as Simplicius and a handful of other reliable Substack writers for alternative media consumption.

Vladimir Putin emphasizes the crucial role that media should play in establishing a just world order by providing people with an unbiased and untainted representation of global events.

The corrupt, belligerent US-led West and its ambiguous "rules-based international order," which seems to be threatened by such transparency. The Empire of Lies,, cannot afford to see its own deception exposed, and would prefer a nuclear catastrophe over relinquishing its hegemonic grip on the world.

It's a pity that I wasn't "red-pilled" earlier in my life, as I would have undoubtedly seized the opportunity to relocate to Russia, a nation that aligns more closely with the values I grew up with in the UK during the 1970s. Back then, cooler heads prevailed during the Cold War, but now, the situation has devolved into a cesspool of lies and corruption. As I watch my homeland descend into the chaos of wokeness, with even graver consequences looming on the horizon, courtesy of a succession of traitorous governments, I can't help but feel a deep sense of regret for not making the move sooner. Thanks, Richard.

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Another good one, Rob.

"If a ‘palace coup’ has indeed been carried out then Krainer believes this could involve a different relationship with Israel: a relationship in which the US will refuse to back Israel if they escalate"

Hopium reigns supreme. I expected this sort of thinking, and I was not disappointed. Most of the so-called "analysts" are now declaring US support for Israel in a wider war is "unlikely".

This is utter nonsense. There is an obvious difference between attacking the most powerful nuclear weapon nation in the world - and bombing some Third World pipsqueak of a nation like Lebanon - or even Iran. That's how the Pentagon - which has been bombing these nations for the last fifty years - views the countries of the Middle East.

They also do not grasp, as Crooke has said and Martyanov says daily, that there has been a se-change in tactics by those countries, summed up as: 1) go underground, and 2) use missile. this makes the Pentagon over-confident, despite the proven failure of air power to achieve much of anything except destruction of civilian infrastructure.

Add to that the utter control the Zionist Lobby and the donor class have on the morons in Congress, and there is absolutely zero chance, whatever the Pentagon may think, that the US won't directly - with boots on the ground - support Israel in Lebanon. The boots may not go in right away, but they will end up there once Israel gets its ass kicked by Hezbollah.

Read my Substack articles that Rob linked to: I lay it all out in long, excruciating, tl;dr detail.

As for the Israeli pager attack, almost everyone of the "analysts" are baffled as to what Israel intended, whether it was a prelude to invasion, or a botched attack because Hezbollah found out in advance. To me, it's painfully obvious: It was simply another provocation intended to get Hezbollah to over-react so Netanyahu can blame them for the war.

I also explained that psychology in my Substack articles. But all the analysts are so shocked by Israel's apparent total defiance of any international legal norms that they can't step back and understand. I can't wait for Crooke to explain it to them, as I expect he gets it.

It's clear that this was a long-term Mossad plan - possibly with CIA and Mi6 help - which is why numerous devices were tampered with. Ed Snowden posted a tweet on X about how the CIA intercepts items at airports for tampering. It seems clear that the Hungarian company involved - run by a Jewish American with ties to the government - was part of the project.

The fact that it affected items other than pagers and cell phones allegedly used by Hezbollah (to a minimal degree, according to Elijah Magnier) is proof that it's more a provocation than an invasion operation. The other possibility is that those other devices simply exploded on their own due to faulty manufacturing and it's a coincidence it happened during the pager attack - stranger things have happened, and things do explode every day, it's just never reported on.

As for the whether the Houthis had a "hypersonic" missile - it seems clear they did based on the speed, but it's more complicated than that - that is also referenced in my Substack articles.

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