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    Multiple blasts were reported in Venezuela’s capital early Saturday after President Trump was said to have authorized U.S. airstrikes targeting military installations and other sites. Residents of Caracas saw plumes of smoke and reported hearing aircraft flying at low altitude around 2 a.m. local time, according to the Associated Press and Reuters. Power outages were...
  • @Truth Vigilante
    @Z-man


    Fuentes saying that Charlie Kirk was killed by a lone gunman in troubling but I’ll give young Nick the benefit of a doubt.
     
    If it were just that, perhaps we could turn a blind eye to it.
    But there's more - all of which leads to one inescapable conclusion.
    (ie: that Fuentes is working in cahoots with the ZOG inbreds).

    I was reading the following article authored by Ron Unz yesterday:
    https://www.unz.com/runz/the-trump-doctrine-they-have-it-we-want-it-we-take-it/

    And in the first quarter of the thread I read this:

    In recent months, Nick Fuentes has become the rising star of youthful rightwing podcasters, greatly increasing his audience in the wake of the Charlie Kirk assassination.
    His cheerleading reaction to Trump’s attack on Venezuela was positively gleeful:
    “We will kill all of you and take your oil!”
     
    I mean ... WTF?
    Anyone cheering on the Orang-U-tan's murderous imperialist provocations in Venezuela (and elsewhere), is ALL-IN WITH ZOG.
    There is NO WAY it can be construed otherwise.

    Summary: Anyone who thinks Nick Fuentes is running his own race and is not controlled by the ZOG puppet masters, has either:

    1) Not looked into Fuentes in any depth to see what he stands for (and that person is thus a useful idiot unknowingly advancing the agenda of the Talmudic financiers that control the entirety of the western financial and political systems). OR ....

    2) They knowingly promote Fuentes - because they themselves are trying to advance the Jewish agenda.
     
    There are no shades of grey here.
    (And what I say about Fuentes is equally applicable to Alex Jones at InfoWars - who smeared Candace Owens recently, coupled to a long history of B.S he's propagated covering for Jewish malfeasance over the years).

    And it certainly applies to that fat prick Cenk Uygur, who was smearing Julian Assange relentlessly some years ago, in addition to being an apologist for the corrupt Democratic party - which can do no wrong in his eyes.
    A genuine honest broker (like a Dr Ron Paul, a George Galloway or a Jimmy Dore), will go into attack dog mode against BOTH* parties when they're up to mischief.

    (*Of course the Dems and the GOP are just two factions of the ZOG controlled Uniparty, each with slightly differing policies, but essentially the same on ALL the issues that matter).
    In other words, no matter who wins:

    i) The wars/bombing of civilians in various conflict zones continue,
    ii) Military expenditure escalates further upward with each passing year,
    iii) Funding for the Apartheid Israeli state (and its genocide of the Palestinians) is ongoing, as is the hundreds of billions that flow to that poisonous sweaty dwarf Zelensky and his proxy war with Mother Russia.

    Replies: @Z-man

    Yes, Fuentes cheerleading Trump’s Venezuelan adventures is not a good sign. One big strike against the boy.

  • @gT
    @showmethereal

    The Venezuelan oil fields are open for business. The US has lots of light crude but not enough heavy crude which is needed for diesel. So the US has to import the crude needed for diesel.

    Diesel runs the trucks and locomotives needed for industry and most of the vehicles needed for warfare. US refineries on the Gulf Coast and Midwest are designed to process imported heavy, sour crude oil. Sure seems like these refineries can handle the Venezuelan crude.

    https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/jan/05/venezuelan-crude-oil-appeals-to-us-refineries

    Definitely re-tooling these refineries to process solely U.S. crude oil (light crude) would cost billions.

    Previously, in the event of WW3, America was at a disadvantage as it had to import the crude more suited for diesel. Now in the event of WW3 America just has to take the Venezuelan crude and process it, over the objections of its oil people if need be. Of course lots of US boots on the ground have to be placed in Venezuela to secure the oil, unless the new Venezuelan government is more conducive to American interests ...

    So while previously the US was not in a very good WW3 situation due to resource constraints related to diesel, now the US's diesel situation is secured. During war the economics of obtaining the Venezuelan oil is not as important as it is during times of peace. It is a strategic resource and it will be obtained. There is no business like the war business.

    Replies: @showmethereal

    “The best laid plans….” It’s not going to work as easily as you think. Be prepared for it

  • @Vidi
    @showmethereal


    Who says the oil fields are open? In fact many U.S. oil executives are publicly balking because 1) the same government is still in power in Venezuela 2) the heavy sour crude requires a whole lot of new investment to extract.
     
    And 3) Exxon ("Venezuela is uninvestible") does not want to be shot at by resistance fighters while the company is constructing new facilities.

    Replies: @showmethereal

    He could be right. As I’ve read – the militias in Venezuela are similar to FARC in operation. I did see in news from Venezuela where the people were saying “yeah we can’t match your technology – but fighting us on the ground face to face will be different!”

    But even if that weren’t the case – because the U.S. sanctioned the country and they weren’t able to replace parts – it would cost huge amounts of money to modernize and fix the equipment to deal with that heavy crude. So the U.S. would have scored an own goal anyway. Oil companies don’t want a glut on the market because that would not be profitable for them. So yeah their robbery and attempts at extortion are backfiring. They wanted to do the same as in Iraq but the situations are very different…. Though as a side bar – Iraq does business with Chinese oil companies too – lol. Trump wants to force Venezuela to only work with the U.S.

  • @showmethereal
    @gT

    Who says the oil fields are open? In fact many U.S. oil executives are publicly balking because 1) the same government is still in power in Venezuela 2) the heavy sour crude requires a whole lot of new investment to extract.

    Replies: @Vidi, @gT

    The Venezuelan oil fields are open for business. The US has lots of light crude but not enough heavy crude which is needed for diesel. So the US has to import the crude needed for diesel.

    Diesel runs the trucks and locomotives needed for industry and most of the vehicles needed for warfare. US refineries on the Gulf Coast and Midwest are designed to process imported heavy, sour crude oil. Sure seems like these refineries can handle the Venezuelan crude.

    https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/jan/05/venezuelan-crude-oil-appeals-to-us-refineries

    Definitely re-tooling these refineries to process solely U.S. crude oil (light crude) would cost billions.

    Previously, in the event of WW3, America was at a disadvantage as it had to import the crude more suited for diesel. Now in the event of WW3 America just has to take the Venezuelan crude and process it, over the objections of its oil people if need be. Of course lots of US boots on the ground have to be placed in Venezuela to secure the oil, unless the new Venezuelan government is more conducive to American interests …

    So while previously the US was not in a very good WW3 situation due to resource constraints related to diesel, now the US’s diesel situation is secured. During war the economics of obtaining the Venezuelan oil is not as important as it is during times of peace. It is a strategic resource and it will be obtained. There is no business like the war business.

    • Replies: @showmethereal
    @gT

    “The best laid plans….” It’s not going to work as easily as you think. Be prepared for it

  • @Z-man
    @Truth Vigilante

    Like I said, Galloway is one of my faves, but he still doesn't call out the Jew like say David Irving did. Your arguments are compelling, and I might definitely have missed many of Galloways more forceful statements against The Jew, and Ron Unz too sardonically asks me 'what more do you want him/them to say to satisfy you?' But, if they've already attacked him to the point that he's needed medical care, what does he have to lose? Candace Owens isn't scared and the wave of public opinion, thanks to the young, would diminish murder as a tool for the Zionists in the West. It hasn't stopped them in Iran though.
    Candace Owens, who would have 'Thunk it' that a black woman would lead the charge against the Tribe, but there she is. Little young Nick Fuentes is another one with brass balls that has to be supported. If the Cabal kills these two, all hell will break out, or it should!
    Interesting that a serpent like Shapiro isn't being threatened or doesn't seem concerned about being killed, he should be.

    Replies: @Truth Vigilante, @TitusAlone

    Candace Owens, who would have ‘Thunk it’ that a black woman would lead the charge against the Tribe, but there she is.

    I fear for Candace Owens. She has vicious enemies and few friends.

  • @Z-man
    @Truth Vigilante

    Yes, I've imagined the same ZOG blackmail scenarios as you've described.
    Fuentes saying that Charlie Kirk was killed by a lone gunman in troubling but I'll give young Nick the benefit of a doubt.
    Godspeed to 'the great Scott' Galloway, like I said, he's one of my favorites even though he's too globohomo on certain issues.

    Replies: @Truth Vigilante

    Fuentes saying that Charlie Kirk was killed by a lone gunman in troubling but I’ll give young Nick the benefit of a doubt.

    If it were just that, perhaps we could turn a blind eye to it.
    But there’s more – all of which leads to one inescapable conclusion.
    (ie: that Fuentes is working in cahoots with the ZOG inbreds).

    I was reading the following article authored by Ron Unz yesterday:
    https://www.unz.com/runz/the-trump-doctrine-they-have-it-we-want-it-we-take-it/

    And in the first quarter of the thread I read this:

    In recent months, Nick Fuentes has become the rising star of youthful rightwing podcasters, greatly increasing his audience in the wake of the Charlie Kirk assassination.
    His cheerleading reaction to Trump’s attack on Venezuela was positively gleeful:
    “We will kill all of you and take your oil!”

    I mean … WTF?
    Anyone cheering on the Orang-U-tan’s murderous imperialist provocations in Venezuela (and elsewhere), is ALL-IN WITH ZOG.
    There is NO WAY it can be construed otherwise.

    Summary: Anyone who thinks Nick Fuentes is running his own race and is not controlled by the ZOG puppet masters, has either:

    1) Not looked into Fuentes in any depth to see what he stands for (and that person is thus a useful idiot unknowingly advancing the agenda of the Talmudic financiers that control the entirety of the western financial and political systems). OR ….

    2) They knowingly promote Fuentes – because they themselves are trying to advance the Jewish agenda.

    There are no shades of grey here.
    (And what I say about Fuentes is equally applicable to Alex Jones at InfoWars – who smeared Candace Owens recently, coupled to a long history of B.S he’s propagated covering for Jewish malfeasance over the years).

    And it certainly applies to that fat prick Cenk Uygur, who was smearing Julian Assange relentlessly some years ago, in addition to being an apologist for the corrupt Democratic party – which can do no wrong in his eyes.
    A genuine honest broker (like a Dr Ron Paul, a George Galloway or a Jimmy Dore), will go into attack dog mode against BOTH* parties when they’re up to mischief.

    (*Of course the Dems and the GOP are just two factions of the ZOG controlled Uniparty, each with slightly differing policies, but essentially the same on ALL the issues that matter).
    In other words, no matter who wins:

    i) The wars/bombing of civilians in various conflict zones continue,
    ii) Military expenditure escalates further upward with each passing year,
    iii) Funding for the Apartheid Israeli state (and its genocide of the Palestinians) is ongoing, as is the hundreds of billions that flow to that poisonous sweaty dwarf Zelensky and his proxy war with Mother Russia.

    • Agree: acementhead
    • Replies: @Z-man
    @Truth Vigilante

    Yes, Fuentes cheerleading Trump's Venezuelan adventures is not a good sign. One big strike against the boy.

  • @showmethereal
    @gT

    Who says the oil fields are open? In fact many U.S. oil executives are publicly balking because 1) the same government is still in power in Venezuela 2) the heavy sour crude requires a whole lot of new investment to extract.

    Replies: @Vidi, @gT

    Who says the oil fields are open? In fact many U.S. oil executives are publicly balking because 1) the same government is still in power in Venezuela 2) the heavy sour crude requires a whole lot of new investment to extract.

    And 3) Exxon (“Venezuela is uninvestible”) does not want to be shot at by resistance fighters while the company is constructing new facilities.

    • Agree: showmethereal
    • Replies: @showmethereal
    @Vidi

    He could be right. As I’ve read - the militias in Venezuela are similar to FARC in operation. I did see in news from Venezuela where the people were saying “yeah we can’t match your technology - but fighting us on the ground face to face will be different!”

    But even if that weren’t the case - because the U.S. sanctioned the country and they weren’t able to replace parts - it would cost huge amounts of money to modernize and fix the equipment to deal with that heavy crude. So the U.S. would have scored an own goal anyway. Oil companies don’t want a glut on the market because that would not be profitable for them. So yeah their robbery and attempts at extortion are backfiring. They wanted to do the same as in Iraq but the situations are very different…. Though as a side bar - Iraq does business with Chinese oil companies too - lol. Trump wants to force Venezuela to only work with the U.S.

  • @Smith
    @showmethereal

    Sorry but I'm no troll.

    Vietnam has never NOT said China contributed in the American war, it's just that China invaded Vietnam in '79 and we cannot trust China since.

    Talking about Cambodia and Laos, Cambodia is now in a war with Thailand, right on China's doorstep, and despite all attempts to stop it from US and China, the war continues.

    Worse of all, Chinese netizens are now calling one of the biggest pro-China govt in SEA, the Hun Sen/Hun Manet's government to be pro-US instead, quite an irony considering Cambodia always plays favor for China in the SEA sea dispute. Meanwhile, China tanks now fight against China RPGs (rocket propelled grenades not the games) in Thailand vs Cambodia, making clear the performance of both for foreign military observer.

    And Vietnam won't be helping Cambodia either, all of these brotherly military parades are for show.

    Replies: @Smith, @Deep Thought, @showmethereal

    Ok yes we will ignore Vietnam invaded Cambodia in 1979…?

    Oh ok and thanks for noting that Vietnam is pretending to be friendly towards Cambodia. So basically you are saying it’s Vietnam who is not to be trusted?

  • @Truth Vigilante
    @Z-man


    But, if they’ve already attacked him [George Galloway] to the point that he’s needed medical care, what does he have to lose?
     
    You know, many brave truth seekers are prepared to lose their lives if need be in their pursuit of justice. And I suspect Galloway is one such individual.

    But what right does any of us have to put the lives of our loved ones at risk?
    And that is PRECISELY what the ZOG misfits would be prepared to do.
    Indeed that have a track record of doing just that.

    When the ZOG miscreants encounter a tough nut to crack, they do things like this:
    (Picture the following scenario, as a foot soldier of ZOG approaches someone that's interferring with the ZOG agenda - perhaps someone like a U.S Congressman, a Senator or some other western politician):

    ZOG Foot Soldier (ZFS): My goodness you have a lovely grand daughter (said while he's showing the politician some photos taken from a vehicle that was obviously stalking the child as she walked home from school).

    We sure wouldn't want to encounter a situation where a car lost control, veered on to the foot path, and struck little Katie while she was walking home, would we now?
    That might result in a loss of limb or worse.

    Congressman: OK, OK I understand. I won't oppose your agenda. I will vote in favour of that resolution that allocates more taxpayer money to Apartheid Israel and the poisonous dwarf Zelensky, to fund his proxy war.

    Meanwhile, in the aftermath of the 9/11 False Flag, Senator Paul Wellstone was pressing for a Congressional investigation into 9/11. He knew that the official Gubmint narrative was B.S.
    Additionally, he was strongly opposed to the the proposed invasion of Iraq scheduled for early 2003.
    In Oct. 2002, this occurred: ZOG killed Wellstone, his wife, his daughter and one or two of of his Congressional aides.

    Not deterred, Congressman Dennis Kucinic (Wellstone's friend), said he'd keep pursuing the need for a Congressional investigation into 9/11.
    He was forewarned by ZOG's henchmen to back off - or risk the consequences.
    Kucinic did not back off - he instead doubled down.

    So ZOG killed his younger brother Perry.
    Still Kucinic did not back down.
    Soon thereafter they murdered his kid sister Beth-Ann.

    It was evident at that point that the ZOG miscreants would not stop.
    They'd just keep knocking off his family members one by one until they got the desired outcome.

    BTW, if I were you, I wouldn't be 'all-in' with the Fuentes kid.
    Yes, he says a lot of things that resonate with many of us.
    But his positions on other matters leave me shaking my head.
    (Example: He came out publicly and said that Israel had nothing to do with Charlie Kirk's murder. He said he was certain the patsy Robinson did it in the capacity of a Lone Gunman).

    As far as I'm concerned, Fuentes reeks of Controlled Opposition (like Alex Jones at InfoWars or that fat cunt Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian at the Young Turks).
    I wouldn't trust any of them as far as I could throw them.

    Meanwhile, people like Dr Ron Paul, Jimmy Dore, George Galloway, G Edward Griffin, Thomas Massie and so forth, they are the REAL deal.
    They have not given the slightest hint that they're anything other than the genuine article.

    Replies: @Z-man

    Yes, I’ve imagined the same ZOG blackmail scenarios as you’ve described.
    Fuentes saying that Charlie Kirk was killed by a lone gunman in troubling but I’ll give young Nick the benefit of a doubt.
    Godspeed to ‘the great Scott’ Galloway, like I said, he’s one of my favorites even though he’s too globohomo on certain issues.

    • Replies: @Truth Vigilante
    @Z-man


    Fuentes saying that Charlie Kirk was killed by a lone gunman in troubling but I’ll give young Nick the benefit of a doubt.
     
    If it were just that, perhaps we could turn a blind eye to it.
    But there's more - all of which leads to one inescapable conclusion.
    (ie: that Fuentes is working in cahoots with the ZOG inbreds).

    I was reading the following article authored by Ron Unz yesterday:
    https://www.unz.com/runz/the-trump-doctrine-they-have-it-we-want-it-we-take-it/

    And in the first quarter of the thread I read this:

    In recent months, Nick Fuentes has become the rising star of youthful rightwing podcasters, greatly increasing his audience in the wake of the Charlie Kirk assassination.
    His cheerleading reaction to Trump’s attack on Venezuela was positively gleeful:
    “We will kill all of you and take your oil!”
     
    I mean ... WTF?
    Anyone cheering on the Orang-U-tan's murderous imperialist provocations in Venezuela (and elsewhere), is ALL-IN WITH ZOG.
    There is NO WAY it can be construed otherwise.

    Summary: Anyone who thinks Nick Fuentes is running his own race and is not controlled by the ZOG puppet masters, has either:

    1) Not looked into Fuentes in any depth to see what he stands for (and that person is thus a useful idiot unknowingly advancing the agenda of the Talmudic financiers that control the entirety of the western financial and political systems). OR ....

    2) They knowingly promote Fuentes - because they themselves are trying to advance the Jewish agenda.
     
    There are no shades of grey here.
    (And what I say about Fuentes is equally applicable to Alex Jones at InfoWars - who smeared Candace Owens recently, coupled to a long history of B.S he's propagated covering for Jewish malfeasance over the years).

    And it certainly applies to that fat prick Cenk Uygur, who was smearing Julian Assange relentlessly some years ago, in addition to being an apologist for the corrupt Democratic party - which can do no wrong in his eyes.
    A genuine honest broker (like a Dr Ron Paul, a George Galloway or a Jimmy Dore), will go into attack dog mode against BOTH* parties when they're up to mischief.

    (*Of course the Dems and the GOP are just two factions of the ZOG controlled Uniparty, each with slightly differing policies, but essentially the same on ALL the issues that matter).
    In other words, no matter who wins:

    i) The wars/bombing of civilians in various conflict zones continue,
    ii) Military expenditure escalates further upward with each passing year,
    iii) Funding for the Apartheid Israeli state (and its genocide of the Palestinians) is ongoing, as is the hundreds of billions that flow to that poisonous sweaty dwarf Zelensky and his proxy war with Mother Russia.

    Replies: @Z-man

  • @JWalters
    @JM

    I agree it's important to understand that these particular imperialists are guided by the principles of the Talmud. It explains their obsession with Israel, and their ruthlessness toward non-Jews. Consequently, it helps in identifying their traitorous operatives in our midst.

    Replies: @JM

    This academic provides some empirical bases for the kind of approach to which you refer above:


    Video Link

  • @Z-man
    @Truth Vigilante

    Like I said, Galloway is one of my faves, but he still doesn't call out the Jew like say David Irving did. Your arguments are compelling, and I might definitely have missed many of Galloways more forceful statements against The Jew, and Ron Unz too sardonically asks me 'what more do you want him/them to say to satisfy you?' But, if they've already attacked him to the point that he's needed medical care, what does he have to lose? Candace Owens isn't scared and the wave of public opinion, thanks to the young, would diminish murder as a tool for the Zionists in the West. It hasn't stopped them in Iran though.
    Candace Owens, who would have 'Thunk it' that a black woman would lead the charge against the Tribe, but there she is. Little young Nick Fuentes is another one with brass balls that has to be supported. If the Cabal kills these two, all hell will break out, or it should!
    Interesting that a serpent like Shapiro isn't being threatened or doesn't seem concerned about being killed, he should be.

    Replies: @Truth Vigilante, @TitusAlone

    But, if they’ve already attacked him [George Galloway] to the point that he’s needed medical care, what does he have to lose?

    You know, many brave truth seekers are prepared to lose their lives if need be in their pursuit of justice. And I suspect Galloway is one such individual.

    But what right does any of us have to put the lives of our loved ones at risk?
    And that is PRECISELY what the ZOG misfits would be prepared to do.
    Indeed that have a track record of doing just that.

    When the ZOG miscreants encounter a tough nut to crack, they do things like this:
    (Picture the following scenario, as a foot soldier of ZOG approaches someone that’s interferring with the ZOG agenda – perhaps someone like a U.S Congressman, a Senator or some other western politician):

    ZOG Foot Soldier (ZFS): My goodness you have a lovely grand daughter (said while he’s showing the politician some photos taken from a vehicle that was obviously stalking the child as she walked home from school).

    We sure wouldn’t want to encounter a situation where a car lost control, veered on to the foot path, and struck little Katie while she was walking home, would we now?
    That might result in a loss of limb or worse.

    Congressman: OK, OK I understand. I won’t oppose your agenda. I will vote in favour of that resolution that allocates more taxpayer money to Apartheid Israel and the poisonous dwarf Zelensky, to fund his proxy war.

    Meanwhile, in the aftermath of the 9/11 False Flag, Senator Paul Wellstone was pressing for a Congressional investigation into 9/11. He knew that the official Gubmint narrative was B.S.
    Additionally, he was strongly opposed to the the proposed invasion of Iraq scheduled for early 2003.
    In Oct. 2002, this occurred: ZOG killed Wellstone, his wife, his daughter and one or two of of his Congressional aides.

    Not deterred, Congressman Dennis Kucinic (Wellstone’s friend), said he’d keep pursuing the need for a Congressional investigation into 9/11.
    He was forewarned by ZOG’s henchmen to back off – or risk the consequences.
    Kucinic did not back off – he instead doubled down.

    So ZOG killed his younger brother Perry.
    Still Kucinic did not back down.
    Soon thereafter they murdered his kid sister Beth-Ann.

    It was evident at that point that the ZOG miscreants would not stop.
    They’d just keep knocking off his family members one by one until they got the desired outcome.

    BTW, if I were you, I wouldn’t be ‘all-in’ with the Fuentes kid.
    Yes, he says a lot of things that resonate with many of us.
    But his positions on other matters leave me shaking my head.
    (Example: He came out publicly and said that Israel had nothing to do with Charlie Kirk’s murder. He said he was certain the patsy Robinson did it in the capacity of a Lone Gunman).

    As far as I’m concerned, Fuentes reeks of Controlled Opposition (like Alex Jones at InfoWars or that fat cunt Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian at the Young Turks).
    I wouldn’t trust any of them as far as I could throw them.

    Meanwhile, people like Dr Ron Paul, Jimmy Dore, George Galloway, G Edward Griffin, Thomas Massie and so forth, they are the REAL deal.
    They have not given the slightest hint that they’re anything other than the genuine article.

    • Agree: Brad Anbro
    • Replies: @Z-man
    @Truth Vigilante

    Yes, I've imagined the same ZOG blackmail scenarios as you've described.
    Fuentes saying that Charlie Kirk was killed by a lone gunman in troubling but I'll give young Nick the benefit of a doubt.
    Godspeed to 'the great Scott' Galloway, like I said, he's one of my favorites even though he's too globohomo on certain issues.

    Replies: @Truth Vigilante

  • @gT
    @Quantum007

    Interesting, but "Violence, naked force, has settled more issues in history than has any other factor, and the contrary opinion is wishful thinking at its worst." What you are saying is true, but its also true about violence. Look at Venezuela, it was more the threats of violence plus some actual violence, proceeded by years of sanctions and blockades (a form of violence) that opened those oil fields for the USA.

    Replies: @showmethereal

    Who says the oil fields are open? In fact many U.S. oil executives are publicly balking because 1) the same government is still in power in Venezuela 2) the heavy sour crude requires a whole lot of new investment to extract.

    • Replies: @Vidi
    @showmethereal


    Who says the oil fields are open? In fact many U.S. oil executives are publicly balking because 1) the same government is still in power in Venezuela 2) the heavy sour crude requires a whole lot of new investment to extract.
     
    And 3) Exxon ("Venezuela is uninvestible") does not want to be shot at by resistance fighters while the company is constructing new facilities.

    Replies: @showmethereal

    , @gT
    @showmethereal

    The Venezuelan oil fields are open for business. The US has lots of light crude but not enough heavy crude which is needed for diesel. So the US has to import the crude needed for diesel.

    Diesel runs the trucks and locomotives needed for industry and most of the vehicles needed for warfare. US refineries on the Gulf Coast and Midwest are designed to process imported heavy, sour crude oil. Sure seems like these refineries can handle the Venezuelan crude.

    https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/jan/05/venezuelan-crude-oil-appeals-to-us-refineries

    Definitely re-tooling these refineries to process solely U.S. crude oil (light crude) would cost billions.

    Previously, in the event of WW3, America was at a disadvantage as it had to import the crude more suited for diesel. Now in the event of WW3 America just has to take the Venezuelan crude and process it, over the objections of its oil people if need be. Of course lots of US boots on the ground have to be placed in Venezuela to secure the oil, unless the new Venezuelan government is more conducive to American interests ...

    So while previously the US was not in a very good WW3 situation due to resource constraints related to diesel, now the US's diesel situation is secured. During war the economics of obtaining the Venezuelan oil is not as important as it is during times of peace. It is a strategic resource and it will be obtained. There is no business like the war business.

    Replies: @showmethereal

  • @Commentator Mike
    @Truth Vigilante

    It doesn't look good for Venezuela any way you look at it. With the US blockade they can't sell their oil to China or anyone else except USA. And if USA refuses to pay, or pay much, or buy a lot of oil, and if US companies refuse to invest much, or any, money in Venezuela, things are going to get a lot worse for the people there. And now they can't even export Colombian cocaine from their countey. They're f.cked. Cuba too will be f.cked. These countries are sealed off from the world and US may not even bother to send them any aid now Trump has stopped all those aid programmes and US participation in international programmes. They could well be better off becoming US colonies but even that may not happen.

    Replies: @Z-man, @showmethereal

    Actually since 2017 Venezuela diversified their economy to be just an oil economy. What do you think all those Chinese loans were for. Hunger isn’t an issue in Venezuela much anymore because they are basically self sufficient in food now. Don’t believe everything western media says

  • @Truth Vigilante
    @Z-man


    another guy that’s one of my faves ..... is ‘the great Scott’ George Galloway.
    Even he can’t fully call out the Jew ...
     
    You are mistaken. He does as much as he can without being killed.
    (When you watch the video, Galloway speaks of his scars - he was set upon and beaten up severely by thugs on the ZOG payroll).
    You have to remember, Galloway has a HUGE following around the world, and thus has the capacity to INFLUENCE SCORES OF MILLIONS.

    And for the very same reason, people like Julian Assange, Dr Ron Paul, Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens and the rest will only go so far on a range of issues.
    But, by god, Candace Owens has pushed further than anyone I can think of to be saying some of things she does - she has balls the size of grapefruit.

    If Galloway were to come out and tell the truth on the big issues (eg: that ZOG perpetrated the 9/11 False Flag, it orchestrated the assassinations of JFK/RFK/JFK Jr, it foisted the Covid Psyop and Mass Cull of humanity by way of the clot shots), he would be lying dead in a ditch by the side of the road the very next day.

    Before any of you watch the 12 min video below, a bit of background info for those of you that don't follow the 'World Game'.
    This interview occurred in the aftermath of the [from recollection 2019] Champions League Final, to determine the champion football club of Europe.

    The two teams contesting it were Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur (both from Gross Britain).
    The former is a club supported by the working class in the north of England.
    Tottenham is in London and is supported disproportionately by well-to-do Jews.
    So, if I could use a U.S analogy, it was like a Rust Belt Town in mid America (Liverpool), playing the Jewish enclave of Brooklyn NYC (Tottenham).

    Lord Alan Sugar is a malignant Jew who is (or was) the Chairman of Tottenham football club and/or is a substantial owner (or at the very least has a controlling interest in the franchise).
    And, during the game, many of the Jewish spectators were waving the flag of Apartheid Israel and flaunting their support for that vile abomination of a state (initimating that a win for Tottenham was a win for Jewish worldwide depravity).

    The good news is that EVIL WAS VANQUISHED THAT DAY and Liverpool won the game.
     
    So needless to say, Lord Sugar was livid in the aftermath of the game - especially after George Galloway rubbed his face in the excrement with a choice tweet.
    So here it is - start at 0:50.
    (My apologies for the picture quality - I searched for a while and could not find the original perfect quality* clip):
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nucctuqHLYI

    The caption under the clip reads:

    George Galloway V's Lord Sugar. Galloway fired from talk radio after 'anti- semitic ' tweet.
     
    (*If any of the UR readers can locate a good quality version of that video above, I would be very grateful. Because I can bookmark it and watch it again and again - it is that entertaining).

    Replies: @Z-man

    Like I said, Galloway is one of my faves, but he still doesn’t call out the Jew like say David Irving did. Your arguments are compelling, and I might definitely have missed many of Galloways more forceful statements against The Jew, and Ron Unz too sardonically asks me ‘what more do you want him/them to say to satisfy you?’ But, if they’ve already attacked him to the point that he’s needed medical care, what does he have to lose? Candace Owens isn’t scared and the wave of public opinion, thanks to the young, would diminish murder as a tool for the Zionists in the West. It hasn’t stopped them in Iran though.
    Candace Owens, who would have ‘Thunk it’ that a black woman would lead the charge against the Tribe, but there she is. Little young Nick Fuentes is another one with brass balls that has to be supported. If the Cabal kills these two, all hell will break out, or it should!
    Interesting that a serpent like Shapiro isn’t being threatened or doesn’t seem concerned about being killed, he should be.

    • Replies: @Truth Vigilante
    @Z-man


    But, if they’ve already attacked him [George Galloway] to the point that he’s needed medical care, what does he have to lose?
     
    You know, many brave truth seekers are prepared to lose their lives if need be in their pursuit of justice. And I suspect Galloway is one such individual.

    But what right does any of us have to put the lives of our loved ones at risk?
    And that is PRECISELY what the ZOG misfits would be prepared to do.
    Indeed that have a track record of doing just that.

    When the ZOG miscreants encounter a tough nut to crack, they do things like this:
    (Picture the following scenario, as a foot soldier of ZOG approaches someone that's interferring with the ZOG agenda - perhaps someone like a U.S Congressman, a Senator or some other western politician):

    ZOG Foot Soldier (ZFS): My goodness you have a lovely grand daughter (said while he's showing the politician some photos taken from a vehicle that was obviously stalking the child as she walked home from school).

    We sure wouldn't want to encounter a situation where a car lost control, veered on to the foot path, and struck little Katie while she was walking home, would we now?
    That might result in a loss of limb or worse.

    Congressman: OK, OK I understand. I won't oppose your agenda. I will vote in favour of that resolution that allocates more taxpayer money to Apartheid Israel and the poisonous dwarf Zelensky, to fund his proxy war.

    Meanwhile, in the aftermath of the 9/11 False Flag, Senator Paul Wellstone was pressing for a Congressional investigation into 9/11. He knew that the official Gubmint narrative was B.S.
    Additionally, he was strongly opposed to the the proposed invasion of Iraq scheduled for early 2003.
    In Oct. 2002, this occurred: ZOG killed Wellstone, his wife, his daughter and one or two of of his Congressional aides.

    Not deterred, Congressman Dennis Kucinic (Wellstone's friend), said he'd keep pursuing the need for a Congressional investigation into 9/11.
    He was forewarned by ZOG's henchmen to back off - or risk the consequences.
    Kucinic did not back off - he instead doubled down.

    So ZOG killed his younger brother Perry.
    Still Kucinic did not back down.
    Soon thereafter they murdered his kid sister Beth-Ann.

    It was evident at that point that the ZOG miscreants would not stop.
    They'd just keep knocking off his family members one by one until they got the desired outcome.

    BTW, if I were you, I wouldn't be 'all-in' with the Fuentes kid.
    Yes, he says a lot of things that resonate with many of us.
    But his positions on other matters leave me shaking my head.
    (Example: He came out publicly and said that Israel had nothing to do with Charlie Kirk's murder. He said he was certain the patsy Robinson did it in the capacity of a Lone Gunman).

    As far as I'm concerned, Fuentes reeks of Controlled Opposition (like Alex Jones at InfoWars or that fat cunt Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian at the Young Turks).
    I wouldn't trust any of them as far as I could throw them.

    Meanwhile, people like Dr Ron Paul, Jimmy Dore, George Galloway, G Edward Griffin, Thomas Massie and so forth, they are the REAL deal.
    They have not given the slightest hint that they're anything other than the genuine article.

    Replies: @Z-man

    , @TitusAlone
    @Z-man

    Candace Owens, who would have ‘Thunk it’ that a black woman would lead the charge against the Tribe, but there she is.

    I fear for Candace Owens. She has vicious enemies and few friends.

  • Max Igan on the imperialist pretentions of Trump, on the humiliation of Maduro who was paraded through the streets of New York for the American public to heckle and shout insults at the Venezuelan president and cheer on Trump’s officers driving the captive through the streets. Watch!

    https://rumble.com/v745a5e-new-world-assault.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp_a

  • @Z-man
    @Z-man

    Oh, another guy that's one of my faves, even though he's too liberal/globalist on many issues to suit me, is 'the great Scott' George Galloway. Even he can't fully call out the Jew and I'm sure he's just as knowledgeable as other British public figures that have called them out over the years but he doesn't want to be called an anti 'you know what'.
    And look what he's gone through just recently. He's basically in exile after he and his wife were held incommunicado at a British airport. He had to be hospitalized because of the stress he endured. All because of his anti Zionist stance, but still he can't call out the Jew.

    Replies: @Truth Vigilante

    another guy that’s one of my faves ….. is ‘the great Scott’ George Galloway.
    Even he can’t fully call out the Jew …

    You are mistaken. He does as much as he can without being killed.
    (When you watch the video, Galloway speaks of his scars – he was set upon and beaten up severely by thugs on the ZOG payroll).
    You have to remember, Galloway has a HUGE following around the world, and thus has the capacity to INFLUENCE SCORES OF MILLIONS.

    And for the very same reason, people like Julian Assange, Dr Ron Paul, Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens and the rest will only go so far on a range of issues.
    But, by god, Candace Owens has pushed further than anyone I can think of to be saying some of things she does – she has balls the size of grapefruit.

    If Galloway were to come out and tell the truth on the big issues (eg: that ZOG perpetrated the 9/11 False Flag, it orchestrated the assassinations of JFK/RFK/JFK Jr, it foisted the Covid Psyop and Mass Cull of humanity by way of the clot shots), he would be lying dead in a ditch by the side of the road the very next day.

    Before any of you watch the 12 min video below, a bit of background info for those of you that don’t follow the ‘World Game’.
    This interview occurred in the aftermath of the [from recollection 2019] Champions League Final, to determine the champion football club of Europe.

    The two teams contesting it were Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur (both from Gross Britain).
    The former is a club supported by the working class in the north of England.
    Tottenham is in London and is supported disproportionately by well-to-do Jews.
    So, if I could use a U.S analogy, it was like a Rust Belt Town in mid America (Liverpool), playing the Jewish enclave of Brooklyn NYC (Tottenham).

    Lord Alan Sugar is a malignant Jew who is (or was) the Chairman of Tottenham football club and/or is a substantial owner (or at the very least has a controlling interest in the franchise).
    And, during the game, many of the Jewish spectators were waving the flag of Apartheid Israel and flaunting their support for that vile abomination of a state (initimating that a win for Tottenham was a win for Jewish worldwide depravity).

    The good news is that EVIL WAS VANQUISHED THAT DAY and Liverpool won the game.

    So needless to say, Lord Sugar was livid in the aftermath of the game – especially after George Galloway rubbed his face in the excrement with a choice tweet.
    So here it is – start at 0:50.
    (My apologies for the picture quality – I searched for a while and could not find the original perfect quality* clip):

    Video Link

    The caption under the clip reads:

    George Galloway V’s Lord Sugar. Galloway fired from talk radio after ‘anti- semitic ‘ tweet.

    (*If any of the UR readers can locate a good quality version of that video above, I would be very grateful. Because I can bookmark it and watch it again and again – it is that entertaining).

    • Agree: TitusAlone
    • Replies: @Z-man
    @Truth Vigilante

    Like I said, Galloway is one of my faves, but he still doesn't call out the Jew like say David Irving did. Your arguments are compelling, and I might definitely have missed many of Galloways more forceful statements against The Jew, and Ron Unz too sardonically asks me 'what more do you want him/them to say to satisfy you?' But, if they've already attacked him to the point that he's needed medical care, what does he have to lose? Candace Owens isn't scared and the wave of public opinion, thanks to the young, would diminish murder as a tool for the Zionists in the West. It hasn't stopped them in Iran though.
    Candace Owens, who would have 'Thunk it' that a black woman would lead the charge against the Tribe, but there she is. Little young Nick Fuentes is another one with brass balls that has to be supported. If the Cabal kills these two, all hell will break out, or it should!
    Interesting that a serpent like Shapiro isn't being threatened or doesn't seem concerned about being killed, he should be.

    Replies: @Truth Vigilante, @TitusAlone

  • @anarchyst
    The Venezuela invasion by the USA is an attempt to prop up the “petrodollar”, the unit of currency used worldwide to purchase oil products.
    The USA dollar has been the principle currency used to purchase oil products throughout the world. This system was established in 1974 by none other than Henry Kissinger in order to prop up the USA dollar.
    THAT is the reason forced regime change is being imposed on Venezuela.
    Venezuela has been selling oil to all comers, demanding payment in any currency but petrodollars. This is causing USA interests to react negatively towards Venezuela.
    The same situation existed in Libya which was set to demand payment for oil in gold, silver, and other non-USA currencies. This is why the USA assassinated Libya’s leader Ghaddafi.
    If the petrodollar goes down, so does the USA federal reserve system. The only thing propping up the USA dollar is its use in petroleum transactions.
    If Iran is successful in shutting down the Strait of Hormuz after an israeli attack, Venezuela will be the only large petroleum reserve in the world.
    The USA dollar is on life-support, only being worth about 0.22 cents compared to its worth in 1970. It's use as the petrodollar is the only think keeping it afloat.

    Replies: @xcd, @TitusAlone

    If the petrodollar goes down, so does the USA federal reserve system.

    Indeed. A crisis is looming for the dollar, and thus these actions of international piracy become ever more extreme.

    I think that it is the gold and silver mines of Venezuela, rather than the oil, which is the drawcard for the USA. They are of immense value in a world where precious metals are taking off. The Americans also want to steal Venezuela’s gold reserves, which are kept in England.

  • @antibeast
    @Vidi



    I have done some thinking … What are the chances that an insurgency will grow in Venezuela? “They have come to steal our country’s wealth” would likely be a devastatingly effective recruiting slogan for insurgents. Would US oil companies invest billions of dollars, maybe tens of billions, on new facilities that resistance fighters can blow up with missiles?

     

    That's the $18T question as Venezuela has the world's largest oil reserves with 300B bbl at $60/bbl. Given the size of Venezuela's oil reserves, the USA has no choice but to seize control of Venezuelan oil in order to monetize those energy resources as part of the Petrodollar System. Otherwise, China could access those energy resources which would have become part of the Yuan Zone.

    However, Trump's kidnapping of Maduro is not enough. The US military would have to invade Venezuela with boots on the ground in order to seize control of Venezuelan oil. The Trump Administration has no way of pacifying the pro-Maduro and anti-American Chavista forces in Venezuela which could potentially result in a Vietcong-style Venezuelan insurgency. The ensuing political instability could drag the Trump Administration into another Vietnam-style quagmire in trying to capitalize those energy resources.

    From from being "mission accomplished", Venezuela could turn into another Vietnam for the USA.

    Replies: @Vidi

    From from being “mission accomplished”, Venezuela could turn into another Vietnam for the USA.

    I thought an insurgency might erupt in Venezuela. Well, it seems to be happening already. According to the Guardian today (link)

    The United States has urged its citizens to leave Venezuela immediately amid reports that armed paramilitaries are trying to track down US citizens

    Things are happening faster than I can think!

  • @Quantum007
    In the modern world, power is quietly changing. It no longer needs armies to dominate. Instead, influence spreads through propaganda, incentives, economic pressure, rules, and narratives. People are not hypnotized; they are nudged, persuaded, and habituated. The ones who refuse to align are not destroyed physically—they are quietly marginalized. Their currencies lose relevance, their influence fades, and the system simply moves on without them.
    Human nature hasn't changed in 2,500 years. Leaders still act on survival, resources, and power. Populations still follow instincts, social habits, and cognitive biases. Attempts to impose perfect moral hierarchies or "eliminate lower nations" fail against this stubborn reality. What persists is not morality, but efficiency: power channels human behavior, co-opts elites, and quietly removes obstacles.
    At the same time, legitimacy is shifting. Once, authority rested on higher principles—"One Nation Under God"—external standards that constrained rulers and guided citizens. Now, we see the seeds of a new model: "One Nation as God." The system defines its own rules, decides what is true, and determines who counts. Obedience is justified not by ethics, but by incentives, dependencies, and the authority of the structure itself. Resistance becomes costly or meaningless.
    The lesson is stark. Power no longer needs to shout or wield swords. It thrives on subtlety, adaptation, and human compliance. Non-aligned nations do not vanish with violence—they disappear quietly, deemed irrelevant. Ordinary people are not coerced magically—they respond predictably to incentives, fatigue, and habit. The modern empire is not moral or heroic. It is self-legitimizing, indifferent, and chillingly efficient.

    Replies: @gT

    Interesting, but “Violence, naked force, has settled more issues in history than has any other factor, and the contrary opinion is wishful thinking at its worst.” What you are saying is true, but its also true about violence. Look at Venezuela, it was more the threats of violence plus some actual violence, proceeded by years of sanctions and blockades (a form of violence) that opened those oil fields for the USA.

    • Replies: @showmethereal
    @gT

    Who says the oil fields are open? In fact many U.S. oil executives are publicly balking because 1) the same government is still in power in Venezuela 2) the heavy sour crude requires a whole lot of new investment to extract.

    Replies: @Vidi, @gT

  • @Z-man
    @Ron Unz

    Woow, must've hit a nerve there Ron.
    No, I make my opinions and feelings on the International Jew apparent to my friends and relatives to the consternation and stress of my wife. And only my concern for her health makes me reign it in sometimes.
    A lawyer classmate of mine who I still deal with because his brother in law, also a classmate, is a good friend of mine, has labeled me a Nazi on many occasions.
    Funny you should ask about my name since 99% of your posters use, I forget the other more accurate word, aliases. But as a matter of fact Z is the first letter of my last name. And I've made it quite obvious on this site that I'm of Italian descent.
    I like Mearsheimer more than Sachs but he also has a wall, more like a line he won't cross. Colonel Douglas MacGregor is my favorite but even he has to qualify his comments by saying he's got a lot of good memories of working with the IDF, oy vey!
    Since the assassination of Charlie Kirk by the Mossad I've become familiar with and come to like that kid Fuentes, who smartly prefers his Italian heritage to his one quarter Mexican line. I hope he stays alive.
    I forgot to mention TuckerCarlson and Candace Owens. How many times does Carlson have to say he's not an anti Semite, oofah! Also Phil Giraldi needs a special mention since I actually send him money for his Center for the National Interest (CNI).
    Lastly I have to send a shout out to Pat Buchanan, who got me started on this internet commenting years ago. I've spent so much time commenting that I haven't spent more time trying to sell or embellish my screenplay(s). Damn you Pat! (Grin)

    Replies: @Greg Garros, @Z-man, @Z-man

    Oh, another guy that’s one of my faves, even though he’s too liberal/globalist on many issues to suit me, is ‘the great Scott’ George Galloway. Even he can’t fully call out the Jew and I’m sure he’s just as knowledgeable as other British public figures that have called them out over the years but he doesn’t want to be called an anti ‘you know what’.
    And look what he’s gone through just recently. He’s basically in exile after he and his wife were held incommunicado at a British airport. He had to be hospitalized because of the stress he endured. All because of his anti Zionist stance, but still he can’t call out the Jew.

    • Replies: @Truth Vigilante
    @Z-man


    another guy that’s one of my faves ..... is ‘the great Scott’ George Galloway.
    Even he can’t fully call out the Jew ...
     
    You are mistaken. He does as much as he can without being killed.
    (When you watch the video, Galloway speaks of his scars - he was set upon and beaten up severely by thugs on the ZOG payroll).
    You have to remember, Galloway has a HUGE following around the world, and thus has the capacity to INFLUENCE SCORES OF MILLIONS.

    And for the very same reason, people like Julian Assange, Dr Ron Paul, Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens and the rest will only go so far on a range of issues.
    But, by god, Candace Owens has pushed further than anyone I can think of to be saying some of things she does - she has balls the size of grapefruit.

    If Galloway were to come out and tell the truth on the big issues (eg: that ZOG perpetrated the 9/11 False Flag, it orchestrated the assassinations of JFK/RFK/JFK Jr, it foisted the Covid Psyop and Mass Cull of humanity by way of the clot shots), he would be lying dead in a ditch by the side of the road the very next day.

    Before any of you watch the 12 min video below, a bit of background info for those of you that don't follow the 'World Game'.
    This interview occurred in the aftermath of the [from recollection 2019] Champions League Final, to determine the champion football club of Europe.

    The two teams contesting it were Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur (both from Gross Britain).
    The former is a club supported by the working class in the north of England.
    Tottenham is in London and is supported disproportionately by well-to-do Jews.
    So, if I could use a U.S analogy, it was like a Rust Belt Town in mid America (Liverpool), playing the Jewish enclave of Brooklyn NYC (Tottenham).

    Lord Alan Sugar is a malignant Jew who is (or was) the Chairman of Tottenham football club and/or is a substantial owner (or at the very least has a controlling interest in the franchise).
    And, during the game, many of the Jewish spectators were waving the flag of Apartheid Israel and flaunting their support for that vile abomination of a state (initimating that a win for Tottenham was a win for Jewish worldwide depravity).

    The good news is that EVIL WAS VANQUISHED THAT DAY and Liverpool won the game.
     
    So needless to say, Lord Sugar was livid in the aftermath of the game - especially after George Galloway rubbed his face in the excrement with a choice tweet.
    So here it is - start at 0:50.
    (My apologies for the picture quality - I searched for a while and could not find the original perfect quality* clip):
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nucctuqHLYI

    The caption under the clip reads:

    George Galloway V's Lord Sugar. Galloway fired from talk radio after 'anti- semitic ' tweet.
     
    (*If any of the UR readers can locate a good quality version of that video above, I would be very grateful. Because I can bookmark it and watch it again and again - it is that entertaining).

    Replies: @Z-man

  • In the modern world, power is quietly changing. It no longer needs armies to dominate. Instead, influence spreads through propaganda, incentives, economic pressure, rules, and narratives. People are not hypnotized; they are nudged, persuaded, and habituated. The ones who refuse to align are not destroyed physically—they are quietly marginalized. Their currencies lose relevance, their influence fades, and the system simply moves on without them.
    Human nature hasn’t changed in 2,500 years. Leaders still act on survival, resources, and power. Populations still follow instincts, social habits, and cognitive biases. Attempts to impose perfect moral hierarchies or “eliminate lower nations” fail against this stubborn reality. What persists is not morality, but efficiency: power channels human behavior, co-opts elites, and quietly removes obstacles.
    At the same time, legitimacy is shifting. Once, authority rested on higher principles—”One Nation Under God”—external standards that constrained rulers and guided citizens. Now, we see the seeds of a new model: “One Nation as God.” The system defines its own rules, decides what is true, and determines who counts. Obedience is justified not by ethics, but by incentives, dependencies, and the authority of the structure itself. Resistance becomes costly or meaningless.
    The lesson is stark. Power no longer needs to shout or wield swords. It thrives on subtlety, adaptation, and human compliance. Non-aligned nations do not vanish with violence—they disappear quietly, deemed irrelevant. Ordinary people are not coerced magically—they respond predictably to incentives, fatigue, and habit. The modern empire is not moral or heroic. It is self-legitimizing, indifferent, and chillingly efficient.

    • Replies: @gT
    @Quantum007

    Interesting, but "Violence, naked force, has settled more issues in history than has any other factor, and the contrary opinion is wishful thinking at its worst." What you are saying is true, but its also true about violence. Look at Venezuela, it was more the threats of violence plus some actual violence, proceeded by years of sanctions and blockades (a form of violence) that opened those oil fields for the USA.

    Replies: @showmethereal

  • @Commentator Mike
    @Truth Vigilante

    It doesn't look good for Venezuela any way you look at it. With the US blockade they can't sell their oil to China or anyone else except USA. And if USA refuses to pay, or pay much, or buy a lot of oil, and if US companies refuse to invest much, or any, money in Venezuela, things are going to get a lot worse for the people there. And now they can't even export Colombian cocaine from their countey. They're f.cked. Cuba too will be f.cked. These countries are sealed off from the world and US may not even bother to send them any aid now Trump has stopped all those aid programmes and US participation in international programmes. They could well be better off becoming US colonies but even that may not happen.

    Replies: @Z-man, @showmethereal

    Yep, and what’s the remedy? Another flood of illegal immigrants into America. Just what the globalist Jews want and what stupid Trump is going to facilitate.
    I can see another 2 million Venezuelans and Cubans coming over in no time, more after that. 3rd World America, here we come!
    Donald Trump has completely betrayed his America First/MAGA constituents.

  • The good thing about Denmark’s rule over Greenland is that it left the native Eskimos alone and didn’t threaten their culture or living space by forcing White, Black, Latino and Pajeet colonists on them. This would change with US rule and the native Eskimos could quickly become a minority on their own island. Just look at what happened to Hawaii.

  • @Truth Vigilante
    @Commentator Mike


    Will Trump send Delta forces to capture Ortega and wife?
     
    The Ortega project may have to be put on the back burner for the time being.
    You see, Donald J Chump has an image problem that needs urgent attention.

    The Orange simian had hoped to win over the hearts and minds of the Venezuelan citizenry by kidnapping the tyrant Maduro and bringing American style democracy to their country.
    ie: to introduce living standards to Venezuela that are in line with how a growing proportion of Americans now live.
    (Watch the following video below from 5:25-6:50 and you'll see what I mean):
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meSRYKZdw0s

    Chump was hoping that the Venezuelan people would be cheering him on.
    But it didn't work out that way.
    So the Orange baboon's handlers have advised him to undertake a 'Chavista makeover'.
    Here's a sneak peak of the South American friendly Donald J Chump (3 min video):
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v17aUGBAzF8

    Replies: @Commentator Mike

    It doesn’t look good for Venezuela any way you look at it. With the US blockade they can’t sell their oil to China or anyone else except USA. And if USA refuses to pay, or pay much, or buy a lot of oil, and if US companies refuse to invest much, or any, money in Venezuela, things are going to get a lot worse for the people there. And now they can’t even export Colombian cocaine from their countey. They’re f.cked. Cuba too will be f.cked. These countries are sealed off from the world and US may not even bother to send them any aid now Trump has stopped all those aid programmes and US participation in international programmes. They could well be better off becoming US colonies but even that may not happen.

    • Replies: @Z-man
    @Commentator Mike

    Yep, and what's the remedy? Another flood of illegal immigrants into America. Just what the globalist Jews want and what stupid Trump is going to facilitate.
    I can see another 2 million Venezuelans and Cubans coming over in no time, more after that. 3rd World America, here we come!
    Donald Trump has completely betrayed his America First/MAGA constituents.

    , @showmethereal
    @Commentator Mike

    Actually since 2017 Venezuela diversified their economy to be just an oil economy. What do you think all those Chinese loans were for. Hunger isn’t an issue in Venezuela much anymore because they are basically self sufficient in food now. Don’t believe everything western media says

  • @Ron Unz
    @Z-man


    I’ve heard Sachs now alot on the Napolitano show and he gets tiresome beating around the bush. He’s either deflecting for his tribe or his good inner self won’t let him see the evil of his co-religionists. If it’s the latter, as I think it is, his intelligence has to overcome the blind spot in his mind to call out the conspiracy of his tribe.
     
    That really sounds more than a little unreasonable to me.

    Let's take Napolitano's podcast since you listen to it. There are probably about 15-odd regular guests including Sachs, and of those I'd say that Sachs is in the most forceful 1/3, maybe the most forceful 1/5.

    For example, beginning at least a couple of years ago, he began regularly declaring that Netanyahu was obviously America's president, which was a pretty forceful statement to make. Meanwhile, lots of the other guests like Wilkerson and McGovern were still claiming that Israel was just America's attack-dog, totally under our control, though I think they finally abandoned that nonsense some time in 2025. John Mearsheimer is someone of academic rank comparable to Sachs, and his very famous book was entitled The Israel Lobby rather than The Jewish Lobby. In fact, I'd really say that Sachs has generally been harder-core than Mearsheimer.

    Tucker Carlson just was just officially named "anti-Semite of the Year" and his positions seem somewhat similar to those of Sachs, though much less hard-core. Isn't "anti-Semite of the Year" good enough for you?

    Given your high standards, whom would you put above Sachs, whether Jew or Gentile? There was that very weird Jewish guy who always wore an Orthodox monk's cassock, but he seems to have disappeared from the Internet. And there's Nick Fuentes, who's a 27-year-old college dropout banned from YouTube. And maybe a few others here and there.

    Also keep in mind that Sachs is 71 years old, and until the last couple of years ago had apparently never paid much attention to the Middle East, so all of this stuff is totally new to him. When he read Khalidi's book in 2023 and interviewed him, he said he'd been forced to "unlearn" a huge number of things.

    Finally, here's a personal question. I doubt that your real name is actually "Z-man" so isn't it a little unreasonable for someone spouting off on the Internet under a cloak of anonymity to condemn someone who is speaking out under his real name, let alone someone as high-profile as Sachs? I'm also curious whether you're as direct and forceful in your views on Jewish matters when you talk with your friends and relatives in real life.

    Replies: @Z-man, @Z-man

    Given your high standards, whom would you put above Sachs, whether Jew or Gentile? There was that very weird Jewish guy who always wore an Orthodox monk’s cassock, but he seems to have disappeared from the Internet.

    Oh yeah, Brother Nathanael (Kapner), ‘Brother Nat’ as I called him, and yes, he came off comical and weird, but he spoke the truth, definitely no lies.
    I just googled him (on Bing, lol). His site is still on the internet with videos as recent as January 2nd, but yes, I haven’t easily seen them recently. Maybe the Zionist Jew internet billionaires are cyber attacking his site.

  • @Commentator Mike
    Daniel Ortega and his wife don't give a toss about Trump. Anybody expressing support for Trump's operations goes straight to jail.

    https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/jan/10/nicaraguan-authorities-arrests-dozens-for-reportedly-supporting-maduro-capture

    Will Trump send Delta forces to capture Ortega and wife? The US lost out in Nicaragua to the Sandinistas - will Trump be back to avenge the fallen Contras and CIA spies?

    Replies: @Truth Vigilante

    Will Trump send Delta forces to capture Ortega and wife?

    The Ortega project may have to be put on the back burner for the time being.
    You see, Donald J Chump has an image problem that needs urgent attention.

    The Orange simian had hoped to win over the hearts and minds of the Venezuelan citizenry by kidnapping the tyrant Maduro and bringing American style democracy to their country.
    ie: to introduce living standards to Venezuela that are in line with how a growing proportion of Americans now live.
    (Watch the following video below from 5:25-6:50 and you’ll see what I mean):

    Video Link

    Chump was hoping that the Venezuelan people would be cheering him on.
    But it didn’t work out that way.
    So the Orange baboon’s handlers have advised him to undertake a ‘Chavista makeover’.
    Here’s a sneak peak of the South American friendly Donald J Chump (3 min video):

    Video Link

    • Replies: @Commentator Mike
    @Truth Vigilante

    It doesn't look good for Venezuela any way you look at it. With the US blockade they can't sell their oil to China or anyone else except USA. And if USA refuses to pay, or pay much, or buy a lot of oil, and if US companies refuse to invest much, or any, money in Venezuela, things are going to get a lot worse for the people there. And now they can't even export Colombian cocaine from their countey. They're f.cked. Cuba too will be f.cked. These countries are sealed off from the world and US may not even bother to send them any aid now Trump has stopped all those aid programmes and US participation in international programmes. They could well be better off becoming US colonies but even that may not happen.

    Replies: @Z-man, @showmethereal

  • Trump can not only take Greenland without firing a shot, he can just as easily take Canada? Are Canadians going to fight and die, only to lose, for what? Not that anything will change for them when they become part of USA as their living standard will remain the same. They just won’t get to wave their flag, that’s all.

  • The US is bragging about some advanced secret sonic weapon they used to immobilise Maduro’s guards. So why don’t they show the video if it is true?

  • Daniel Ortega and his wife don’t give a toss about Trump. Anybody expressing support for Trump’s operations goes straight to jail.

    https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/jan/10/nicaraguan-authorities-arrests-dozens-for-reportedly-supporting-maduro-capture

    Will Trump send Delta forces to capture Ortega and wife? The US lost out in Nicaragua to the Sandinistas – will Trump be back to avenge the fallen Contras and CIA spies?

    • Replies: @Truth Vigilante
    @Commentator Mike


    Will Trump send Delta forces to capture Ortega and wife?
     
    The Ortega project may have to be put on the back burner for the time being.
    You see, Donald J Chump has an image problem that needs urgent attention.

    The Orange simian had hoped to win over the hearts and minds of the Venezuelan citizenry by kidnapping the tyrant Maduro and bringing American style democracy to their country.
    ie: to introduce living standards to Venezuela that are in line with how a growing proportion of Americans now live.
    (Watch the following video below from 5:25-6:50 and you'll see what I mean):
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meSRYKZdw0s

    Chump was hoping that the Venezuelan people would be cheering him on.
    But it didn't work out that way.
    So the Orange baboon's handlers have advised him to undertake a 'Chavista makeover'.
    Here's a sneak peak of the South American friendly Donald J Chump (3 min video):
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v17aUGBAzF8

    Replies: @Commentator Mike

  • Anon[218] • Disclaimer says:

    Never surrender to the american and british terrorists. Fight and be brutal with the american and british terrorists. These primitive and aggresssive animals will never stop. You have to fight and destroy american and british terrorists and get them and sick offspring out from your countries with legal means or they will continue to enslave, terrorize and destroy your people, your peoples way of life, your values, your culture and your religion.

    Its american and british or its your people. You decide. Fight the terrorists and criminals. Free your people from the terrorists!

  • @Smith
    @showmethereal

    Sorry but I'm no troll.

    Vietnam has never NOT said China contributed in the American war, it's just that China invaded Vietnam in '79 and we cannot trust China since.

    Talking about Cambodia and Laos, Cambodia is now in a war with Thailand, right on China's doorstep, and despite all attempts to stop it from US and China, the war continues.

    Worse of all, Chinese netizens are now calling one of the biggest pro-China govt in SEA, the Hun Sen/Hun Manet's government to be pro-US instead, quite an irony considering Cambodia always plays favor for China in the SEA sea dispute. Meanwhile, China tanks now fight against China RPGs (rocket propelled grenades not the games) in Thailand vs Cambodia, making clear the performance of both for foreign military observer.

    And Vietnam won't be helping Cambodia either, all of these brotherly military parades are for show.

    Replies: @Smith, @Deep Thought, @showmethereal

    … China invaded Vietnam in ’79 and we cannot trust China since.

    And the Russians trusted their instinct to remain a helpless bystander:


    Video Link

  • @Smith
    @showmethereal

    Sorry but I'm no troll.

    Vietnam has never NOT said China contributed in the American war, it's just that China invaded Vietnam in '79 and we cannot trust China since.

    Talking about Cambodia and Laos, Cambodia is now in a war with Thailand, right on China's doorstep, and despite all attempts to stop it from US and China, the war continues.

    Worse of all, Chinese netizens are now calling one of the biggest pro-China govt in SEA, the Hun Sen/Hun Manet's government to be pro-US instead, quite an irony considering Cambodia always plays favor for China in the SEA sea dispute. Meanwhile, China tanks now fight against China RPGs (rocket propelled grenades not the games) in Thailand vs Cambodia, making clear the performance of both for foreign military observer.

    And Vietnam won't be helping Cambodia either, all of these brotherly military parades are for show.

    Replies: @Smith, @Deep Thought, @showmethereal

    >Vietnam has never NOT said China DIDN’T* contributed in the American war, it’s just that China invaded Vietnam in ’79 and we cannot trust China since.
    Sorry, typo.
    Double negative so it makes it hard to check.

  • @showmethereal
    @Deep Thought

    In spite of the troll Smith - do note that this past victory parade in Vietnam - the Vietnamese had the Chinese military in the parade along with Laos and Cambodia. For the first time it also publicly acknowledged the contribution and sacrifices they made to help Vietnam defeat the western imperialists. So yes it took 50 years - but now they openly acknowledge. So I give credit where it is due.

    Sadly for Venezuela- they only have the Colombian militias that can offer friendly military help.

    Replies: @Commentator Mike, @Smith

    Sorry but I’m no troll.

    Vietnam has never NOT said China contributed in the American war, it’s just that China invaded Vietnam in ’79 and we cannot trust China since.

    Talking about Cambodia and Laos, Cambodia is now in a war with Thailand, right on China’s doorstep, and despite all attempts to stop it from US and China, the war continues.

    Worse of all, Chinese netizens are now calling one of the biggest pro-China govt in SEA, the Hun Sen/Hun Manet’s government to be pro-US instead, quite an irony considering Cambodia always plays favor for China in the SEA sea dispute. Meanwhile, China tanks now fight against China RPGs (rocket propelled grenades not the games) in Thailand vs Cambodia, making clear the performance of both for foreign military observer.

    And Vietnam won’t be helping Cambodia either, all of these brotherly military parades are for show.

    • Replies: @Smith
    @Smith

    >Vietnam has never NOT said China DIDN'T* contributed in the American war, it’s just that China invaded Vietnam in ’79 and we cannot trust China since.
    Sorry, typo.
    Double negative so it makes it hard to check.

    , @Deep Thought
    @Smith


    ... China invaded Vietnam in ’79 and we cannot trust China since.
     
    And the Russians trusted their instinct to remain a helpless bystander:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwGFroAWVd0
    , @showmethereal
    @Smith

    Ok yes we will ignore Vietnam invaded Cambodia in 1979…?

    Oh ok and thanks for noting that Vietnam is pretending to be friendly towards Cambodia. So basically you are saying it’s Vietnam who is not to be trusted?

  • The closest to perfect foreign and domestic policy, for every nation on earth, is to shoot every leftist you find right between the eyes.

  • @nokangaroos
    @Truth Vigilante

    The Su-57 has been described as "a Su-27 with skin" i.e. a very well-balanced
    heavy fighter while the F-35 - if it flies - is so undermotorized it is outflown by
    the MiG-21; that makes it a DeLorean 😋

    Replies: @showmethereal

    Yeah wasn’t Trump making noise that the F35 needed a 2 engines version – lol

  • @John Johnson
    @showmethereal

    They then tried it against Maduro with Juan Guaido and again the PEOPLE – laughed it off and said “no”. That’s why this time with Maduro the U.S. kidnapped him themselves. Trump even gave it away when he ADMITTED that traitor Nobel Prize winner Machado did NOT have enough support in Venezuela.

    I am sure that huge sections of the military were successfully paid off.

    From what I have read only his Cuban bodyguards tried to fight back. The Russian AA was probably turned off.

    For the record I don't support this operation in the least and view it as a violation of the constitution.

    But with that said half the fault is with Maduro. Before the attack he was filmed driving himself around the city and without a security entourage. That is insane. Team Trump undoubtedly viewed him as an easy target.

    He should have been buried away in an underground fortress with thousands of drones on standby. He needed a few thousand guards and not a few dozen.

    All he had to do was wait for 3 years in a fortress. That's it.

    Maduro is no Chavez. He wasn't taking this seriously and actually thought Trump would make a deal. When Maduro offered to share the oil with Trump it was like inviting in a shark.

    Again to be clear I do not support this operation and I think he should be released. Trump is the one who should be in prison. I'm no fan of Maduro but I view this as an illegal military action by the authority of our Constitution. Similar to an illegal search and seizure where the criminal is let free even if he is guilty. Venezuela isn't even a main source of drugs. They help ship in cocaine for upper class parties. Half of it goes to European clubs. Opiates are destroying US cities and the main entry point is the border. The orange clown promised to build us a wall and not take part in a military adventure over oil.

    Replies: @showmethereal

    Maduro was ALWAYS around the people – because in spite of western propaganda – he and the Chavez revolution still have the support of the majority of the people. Even among those that left there are many that still support them. Of course western media didn’t show those people overseas – only the anti revolutionaries.

    In any event yeah Maduro driving around with no guards proved the assertion of “illegitimate leader” is nonsense. He was comfortable among his people

    • Agree: Brad Anbro
  • @Truth Vigilante
    @showmethereal


    The Su-57 would be like a BMW 7 series and the F 35 would be like the BMW 3 Series.
     
    One could make that case if the F-35 was semi reliable - which it isn't.
    Seeing as the F-35 has so many gremlins that keep it grounded, it's only fitting that it be compared to an AMC Gremlin from the early 1970's, which had all manner of reliability/quality issues:
    https://i.pinimg.com/736x/32/a0/ef/32a0efe903c2ba492f843fd7c4f41c58.jpg

    Meanwhile, so as to conduct an apples to apples comparison (and not, for example, compare the AMC Gremlin with an exotic supercar), I'll compare the U.S manufactured AMC Gremlin to a Japanese three door hatch - ie: the Toyota Yaris GR:
    https://avatars.mds.yandex.net/i?id=52cff562e7c27193079c0ee98ff1b7b2bbd533ac-5722855-images-thumbs&n=13

    That's more or less the difference between the two.

    Replies: @nokangaroos

    The Su-57 has been described as “a Su-27 with skin” i.e. a very well-balanced
    heavy fighter while the F-35 – if it flies – is so undermotorized it is outflown by
    the MiG-21; that makes it a DeLorean 😋

    • Thanks: Truth Vigilante
    • LOL: showmethereal
    • Replies: @showmethereal
    @nokangaroos

    Yeah wasn’t Trump making noise that the F35 needed a 2 engines version - lol

  • In a nationally televised primetime address from the White House, President Donald Trump spent much of the speech defending his economic record and touting the strength of the U.S. economy — claims that were sharply questioned by independent analysts. On Democracy Now!, senior economist Dean Baker of the Center for Economic and Policy Research described...
  • @Dennis Dale
    @Brás Cubas


    If you stop the Mexicans from coming to the U.S., the factories will move to Mexico.
     
    Factories will move to Mexico anyway. Mexicans working American factories don't work at Mexican wages, silly.
    And I've never heard someone say "I intend to visit Mexico one day". What the fuck is that? People intend to visit Rome one day. Jews dream of visiting Israel. Last time I visited Mexico I walked through an unmanned turnstile. It's like visiting Walmart. Don't be dense around me, Al. It makes me angry.

    Replies: @Brás Cubas

    People intend to visit Rome one day.

    A lot of dilapidated buildings and a lot of rude people.

    And I’ve never heard someone say “I intend to visit Mexico one day”.

    Since you’ve already visited Mexico more than once, I suppose you have said that sentence yourself, and done it more than once.

  • Multiple blasts were reported in Venezuela’s capital early Saturday after President Trump was said to have authorized U.S. airstrikes targeting military installations and other sites. Residents of Caracas saw plumes of smoke and reported hearing aircraft flying at low altitude around 2 a.m. local time, according to the Associated Press and Reuters. Power outages were...
  • @John Johnson
    @Same old same old

    It’s not even a coup in Venezuela. A coup is by definition an internal event.

    No that is just the common type. A coup can be caused by any source.

    https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/coup

    He might have done it with support from a 5th column, but it was an invasion, and there is no other word to describe it.

    I'm fine with calling it a coup or an invasion. But an invasion sounds more like troops on the ground and staying. I only take issue with the Fox News description of serving an arrest warrant.

    It should also be noted that in America, the Constitution defines what is legal governance. Trump is a domestic enemy violating the Constitution. Any action necessary to remove him is legal and justified, as long as the proper procedures are followed afterwards.

    That's a good point and at the moment there are only 5 Republicans in the Senate that are defending the Constitution. I am pretty harsh on libertarians but I will fully give credit to Rand Paul for being part of that 5 and standing up to Trump. I would shake his hand for it and I really dislike libertarians. He is in the right and showing guts. He is a real man unlike our spineless MAGA legions whose morality is entirely dependent on whatever Trump is doing at the moment.

    Replies: @Wokechoke

    It’s fair to call it an invasion. But also to say that it is a raid. It’s a strange event.

  • @showmethereal
    @Truth Vigilante

    The craziest thing about the cost comparison between and Su-57 and an F-35 is that they aren’t even in the same class. That makes it even more appalling. The Su-57 would be like a BMW 7 series and the F 35 would be like the BMW 3 Series. So imagine paying more for the 3 series than the 7. Madness how much the nominal U.S. GdP is inflated.

    Replies: @Truth Vigilante

    The Su-57 would be like a BMW 7 series and the F 35 would be like the BMW 3 Series.

    One could make that case if the F-35 was semi reliable – which it isn’t.
    Seeing as the F-35 has so many gremlins that keep it grounded, it’s only fitting that it be compared to an AMC Gremlin from the early 1970’s, which had all manner of reliability/quality issues:

    Meanwhile, so as to conduct an apples to apples comparison (and not, for example, compare the AMC Gremlin with an exotic supercar), I’ll compare the U.S manufactured AMC Gremlin to a Japanese three door hatch – ie: the Toyota Yaris GR:
    https://avatars.mds.yandex.net/i?id=52cff562e7c27193079c0ee98ff1b7b2bbd533ac-5722855-images-thumbs&n=13

    That’s more or less the difference between the two.

    • LOL: showmethereal
    • Replies: @nokangaroos
    @Truth Vigilante

    The Su-57 has been described as "a Su-27 with skin" i.e. a very well-balanced
    heavy fighter while the F-35 - if it flies - is so undermotorized it is outflown by
    the MiG-21; that makes it a DeLorean 😋

    Replies: @showmethereal

  • @showmethereal
    @John Johnson

    I can’t speak for others…. And I can’t say about what would be the workings of any action taken against Trump.

    As to Venezuela - the last time there was a coup - it was against Chavez. His military was bought out and tried to kidnap. But the PEOPLE came out in force and the military was forced to stand down. They then tried it against Maduro with Juan Guaido and again the PEOPLE - laughed it off and said “no”. That’s why this time with Maduro the U.S. kidnapped him themselves. Trump even gave it away when he ADMITTED that traitor Nobel Prize winner Machado did NOT have enough support in Venezuela.

    Replies: @John Johnson

    They then tried it against Maduro with Juan Guaido and again the PEOPLE – laughed it off and said “no”. That’s why this time with Maduro the U.S. kidnapped him themselves. Trump even gave it away when he ADMITTED that traitor Nobel Prize winner Machado did NOT have enough support in Venezuela.

    I am sure that huge sections of the military were successfully paid off.

    From what I have read only his Cuban bodyguards tried to fight back. The Russian AA was probably turned off.

    For the record I don’t support this operation in the least and view it as a violation of the constitution.

    But with that said half the fault is with Maduro. Before the attack he was filmed driving himself around the city and without a security entourage. That is insane. Team Trump undoubtedly viewed him as an easy target.

    He should have been buried away in an underground fortress with thousands of drones on standby. He needed a few thousand guards and not a few dozen.

    All he had to do was wait for 3 years in a fortress. That’s it.

    Maduro is no Chavez. He wasn’t taking this seriously and actually thought Trump would make a deal. When Maduro offered to share the oil with Trump it was like inviting in a shark.

    Again to be clear I do not support this operation and I think he should be released. Trump is the one who should be in prison. I’m no fan of Maduro but I view this as an illegal military action by the authority of our Constitution. Similar to an illegal search and seizure where the criminal is let free even if he is guilty. Venezuela isn’t even a main source of drugs. They help ship in cocaine for upper class parties. Half of it goes to European clubs. Opiates are destroying US cities and the main entry point is the border. The orange clown promised to build us a wall and not take part in a military adventure over oil.

    • Replies: @showmethereal
    @John Johnson

    Maduro was ALWAYS around the people - because in spite of western propaganda - he and the Chavez revolution still have the support of the majority of the people. Even among those that left there are many that still support them. Of course western media didn’t show those people overseas - only the anti revolutionaries.

    In any event yeah Maduro driving around with no guards proved the assertion of “illegitimate leader” is nonsense. He was comfortable among his people

  • @Truth Vigilante
    @EliteCommInc.

    Elite Communist Incorporated writes:


    That should the US or even Germany alone or Spain and Portugal turn to weapons production, Russia would be left in the dust.
     
    You are a very stupid man.
    And with each remark you post, you compound that stupidity of yours.
    So, here's some background about the Ukraine proxy war that you've missed (since the entirety of your knowledge about this ZOG orchestrated war comes from the corrupt Jewish owned MSM).

    A disproportionate amount of casualties from this war (on both sides), are due to artillery bombardment.
    Early in the conflict, despite an enormous stockpile handed to the Judeo-Ukrainian regime by the Anglo-Zionist empire and its obsequious NATO vassals, the Russian artillery was launching about 4-5 times as many shells as the Ukies were.

    The Anglo-Zionist puppet masters kept reassuring the Ukies:
    'Don't worry - the Russkies can't continue with this rate of fire. They'll run out soon'.
    Actual Outcome: The Russians UPPED THE NUMBER OF SHELLS soon thereafter. It increased the tempo to about 6-8 times as much as the Ukies could send in return.

    The U.S ended up giving the Ukies every spare artillery shell in their inventory and made the NATO vassals do likewise. It did nothing to address the imbalance.
    So the U.S went hat in hand to the Apartheid Israeli state and South Korea.
    It made them hand over their artillery shells (coupled to additional orders that the South Koreans manufacture hundreds of thousands more).
    Simultaneously, U.S Defence contractors were churning out as many artillery shells as they could whilst operating 24 hours day.

    The following article is headlined 'U.S. to send Israel artillery shells initially destined for Ukraine':
    https://www.axios.com/2023/10/19/us-israel-artillery-shells-ukraine-weapons-gaza

    Check out this article below as well:
    https://www.wsj.com/articles/south-korea-to-sell-arms-to-u-s-for-ukraine-11668116294
    From the article above:

    South Korea will for the first time sell artillery shells destined for Ukrainian forces through a confidential arms deal between Seoul and Washington, a move that reflects a global scramble for munitions ....
     
    End Result: Even after the delivery of these shells to the Judeo-Ukrainian regime, the Russians upped the tempo of artillery bombardment to 10-12 times that which the Ukies could respond with (and I believe that was the state of play by the end of 2023/early 2024).

    More recent reports suggest that the Russians were dispatching as much as TWENTY TIMES more artillery shells at the hapless Ukies as they received in incoming shells.
    And an important reason for that is because the Russians have been extremely successful with their drone campaign, knocking out those few artillery positions the Ukies possessed and their stockpiles of munitions.

    Using any metric one chooses to apply to the situation, this has been a comprehensive turkey shoot - as the Russians saturate the Ukrainian positions with artillery shells, drones firing ordnance, a range of high tech missile weaponry, while the Ukies have precious little to respond with.

    Of course Mr Elite Communist, you would not know any of this - seeing as you're brainwashed with propaganda from the Anglo-Zionist elites and their dishonest* western media.
    (*I didn't open up those links posted in your comment - all of which are ZOG controlled propaganda outlets. I don't know why you bother putting them up. No one is going to read them).

    In fairness, the western MSM does not lie all the time.
    Sometimes the evidence is so overwhelming that the Judeo-Ukrainian armed forces are bring pummelled into pulp, that even (((they)))* are FORCED to concede to that things are looking decidedly dire.

    (*You'll notice that one of the links I posted was from wsj.com - the Wall Street Journal. And even though they post a ton of B.S and almost always peddle deceit on behalf of their foreskin-less Talmudic masters, occasionally they come up with tidbits of truth - as they did on this occasion).

    In relation to Germany, Spain, Portugal turning to weapons production and your assertion that Russia would be 'left in the dust' as a result, I have news for you Elite Communist.
    They ALREADY are churning out as much as they can - without severely impacting on their already moribund economies.
    Click on to the link below and educate yourself:
    https://libertarianinstitute.org/news/russia-producing-3-times-more-shells-than-us-europe-combined-report/

    From the link above:

    Russia’s defense industry is turning out nearly three times more artillery shells than its American and European counterparts [COMBINED], according to a NATO intelligence report obtained by CNN.
     
    And those proportions represent the state of play AFTER the U.S and NATO massively ramped up its production to peak capacity.
    Prior to that the disparity was even worse for the Anglo-Zionist empire and its lackeys.

    You also posted this asinine statement:

    And should we blockade Russia’s ability to obtain weapons or engage in production – game up.
     
    How the eff do you propose to INTERNALLY blockade Russia?
    Because all manner of sanctions have been applied to Russia to blockade it of technologies sourced from western nations. And it has had NO EFFECT.


    Because Russia is SELF SUFFICIENT. It does not need anything from the west.
    And, to the extent that it needs some industrial tech, it can get everything it wants from its pals in China.
    So, since Russia gets everything it needs from within its own borders, to blockade this great nation you'd need to impose an INTERNAL BLOCKADE (as in prevent shipments going from Moscow to Sr Petersburg or coming to and from Volgograd).
    HOW do you propose doing that you dimwit?

    Lastly, and this very much relates to GDP, is the COST to manufacture a particular weapons system.
    Many people say the U.S still exports many hundreds of billions of manufactured goods and is thus still a great manufacturing nation.
    But the reality is that a huge chunk of those manufactured exports are OVERPRICED and UNDER-PERFORMING weapons of death - like the F-35 lemon that the U.S vassals are bullied into purchasing.

    The F-35 has different versions, depending on its application and what branch of the armed forces is receiving them (refer to the link below):
    https://medium.com/war-is-boring/how-much-does-an-f-35-actually-cost-21f95d239398

    From the article below:

    A single Air Force F-35A costs a whopping $148 million.
    One Marine Corps F-35B costs an unbelievable $251 million.
    A lone Navy F-35C costs a mind-boggling $337 million.

    Average the three models together, and a “generic” F-35 costs $178 million.
     
    Did you absorb that Mr Elite Communist Incorporated?
    Some variants of the F-35 cost almost TEN TIMES as much as the superior/more reliable Russian combat fighter planes.
    THAT is where your U.S GDP is going.

    And, as I said before, military spending aside, U.S GDP is just financialised fluff.
    It's about social media, Facebook and consumer spending.
    When push comes to shove, the U.S makes very little in the way of tangible products.

    Compare the F-35 lemon above to the premier combat plane on the planet. ie: the Sukhoi Su-57, which is a twin-engine stealth multirole fighter aircraft - and each costs just $35 million.
    Moreover, these Su-57 run rings around the F-35 (around half of the latter are grounded at any given moment because they're not fit to fly or subject to an array of faults/gremlins that need continual maintenance).

    Click on the link below to an article titled 'Almost half of US F-35s not airworthy':
    https://www.key.aero/article/almost-half-us-f-35s-not-airworthy?check_logged_in=1

    Replies: @EliteCommInc., @showmethereal, @John Johnson

    Because Russia is SELF SUFFICIENT. It does not need anything from the west.

    No that is wrong and your CAPS do not impart your will upon reality.

    Russia still has medicine shortages among other things.

    Russia is running out of essential medicines
    https://meduza.io/en/feature/2025/03/14/my-child-s-life-is-on-the-line

    But the reality is that a huge chunk of those manufactured exports are OVERPRICED and UNDER-PERFORMING weapons of death – like the F-35 lemon that the U.S vassals are bullied into purchasing.

    Well HIMARS is selling itself thanks to Putin’s war. It is backordered for 10 years from various countries.

    Nothing like a good old fashioned war to boost the US defense industry.

    Thanks again Putin for the glorious 2.5 week special operation. Kupiansk is still not in Russian hands so perhaps another year and Russia will finally have destroyed the remaining small cities of the former DPR.

    Fantastic military work. As a reminder the Nazis took most of Ukraine in a few months and captured half a million soldiers.

  • @Same old same old
    @John Johnson

    It's not even a coup in Venezuela. A coup is by definition an internal event. Trump invaded Venezuela. He might have done it with support from a 5th column, but it was an invasion, and there is no other word to describe it.

    It should also be noted that in America, the Constitution defines what is legal governance. Trump is a domestic enemy violating the Constitution. Any action necessary to remove him is legal and justified, as long as the proper procedures are followed afterwards. He does not hold any legal authority over our country.

    Replies: @John Johnson

    It’s not even a coup in Venezuela. A coup is by definition an internal event.

    No that is just the common type. A coup can be caused by any source.

    https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/coup

    He might have done it with support from a 5th column, but it was an invasion, and there is no other word to describe it.

    I’m fine with calling it a coup or an invasion. But an invasion sounds more like troops on the ground and staying. I only take issue with the Fox News description of serving an arrest warrant.

    It should also be noted that in America, the Constitution defines what is legal governance. Trump is a domestic enemy violating the Constitution. Any action necessary to remove him is legal and justified, as long as the proper procedures are followed afterwards.

    That’s a good point and at the moment there are only 5 Republicans in the Senate that are defending the Constitution. I am pretty harsh on libertarians but I will fully give credit to Rand Paul for being part of that 5 and standing up to Trump. I would shake his hand for it and I really dislike libertarians. He is in the right and showing guts. He is a real man unlike our spineless MAGA legions whose morality is entirely dependent on whatever Trump is doing at the moment.

    • Replies: @Wokechoke
    @John Johnson

    It’s fair to call it an invasion. But also to say that it is a raid. It’s a strange event.

  • @Truth Vigilante
    @EliteCommInc.

    Elite Communist Incorporated writes:


    That should the US or even Germany alone or Spain and Portugal turn to weapons production, Russia would be left in the dust.
     
    You are a very stupid man.
    And with each remark you post, you compound that stupidity of yours.
    So, here's some background about the Ukraine proxy war that you've missed (since the entirety of your knowledge about this ZOG orchestrated war comes from the corrupt Jewish owned MSM).

    A disproportionate amount of casualties from this war (on both sides), are due to artillery bombardment.
    Early in the conflict, despite an enormous stockpile handed to the Judeo-Ukrainian regime by the Anglo-Zionist empire and its obsequious NATO vassals, the Russian artillery was launching about 4-5 times as many shells as the Ukies were.

    The Anglo-Zionist puppet masters kept reassuring the Ukies:
    'Don't worry - the Russkies can't continue with this rate of fire. They'll run out soon'.
    Actual Outcome: The Russians UPPED THE NUMBER OF SHELLS soon thereafter. It increased the tempo to about 6-8 times as much as the Ukies could send in return.

    The U.S ended up giving the Ukies every spare artillery shell in their inventory and made the NATO vassals do likewise. It did nothing to address the imbalance.
    So the U.S went hat in hand to the Apartheid Israeli state and South Korea.
    It made them hand over their artillery shells (coupled to additional orders that the South Koreans manufacture hundreds of thousands more).
    Simultaneously, U.S Defence contractors were churning out as many artillery shells as they could whilst operating 24 hours day.

    The following article is headlined 'U.S. to send Israel artillery shells initially destined for Ukraine':
    https://www.axios.com/2023/10/19/us-israel-artillery-shells-ukraine-weapons-gaza

    Check out this article below as well:
    https://www.wsj.com/articles/south-korea-to-sell-arms-to-u-s-for-ukraine-11668116294
    From the article above:

    South Korea will for the first time sell artillery shells destined for Ukrainian forces through a confidential arms deal between Seoul and Washington, a move that reflects a global scramble for munitions ....
     
    End Result: Even after the delivery of these shells to the Judeo-Ukrainian regime, the Russians upped the tempo of artillery bombardment to 10-12 times that which the Ukies could respond with (and I believe that was the state of play by the end of 2023/early 2024).

    More recent reports suggest that the Russians were dispatching as much as TWENTY TIMES more artillery shells at the hapless Ukies as they received in incoming shells.
    And an important reason for that is because the Russians have been extremely successful with their drone campaign, knocking out those few artillery positions the Ukies possessed and their stockpiles of munitions.

    Using any metric one chooses to apply to the situation, this has been a comprehensive turkey shoot - as the Russians saturate the Ukrainian positions with artillery shells, drones firing ordnance, a range of high tech missile weaponry, while the Ukies have precious little to respond with.

    Of course Mr Elite Communist, you would not know any of this - seeing as you're brainwashed with propaganda from the Anglo-Zionist elites and their dishonest* western media.
    (*I didn't open up those links posted in your comment - all of which are ZOG controlled propaganda outlets. I don't know why you bother putting them up. No one is going to read them).

    In fairness, the western MSM does not lie all the time.
    Sometimes the evidence is so overwhelming that the Judeo-Ukrainian armed forces are bring pummelled into pulp, that even (((they)))* are FORCED to concede to that things are looking decidedly dire.

    (*You'll notice that one of the links I posted was from wsj.com - the Wall Street Journal. And even though they post a ton of B.S and almost always peddle deceit on behalf of their foreskin-less Talmudic masters, occasionally they come up with tidbits of truth - as they did on this occasion).

    In relation to Germany, Spain, Portugal turning to weapons production and your assertion that Russia would be 'left in the dust' as a result, I have news for you Elite Communist.
    They ALREADY are churning out as much as they can - without severely impacting on their already moribund economies.
    Click on to the link below and educate yourself:
    https://libertarianinstitute.org/news/russia-producing-3-times-more-shells-than-us-europe-combined-report/

    From the link above:

    Russia’s defense industry is turning out nearly three times more artillery shells than its American and European counterparts [COMBINED], according to a NATO intelligence report obtained by CNN.
     
    And those proportions represent the state of play AFTER the U.S and NATO massively ramped up its production to peak capacity.
    Prior to that the disparity was even worse for the Anglo-Zionist empire and its lackeys.

    You also posted this asinine statement:

    And should we blockade Russia’s ability to obtain weapons or engage in production – game up.
     
    How the eff do you propose to INTERNALLY blockade Russia?
    Because all manner of sanctions have been applied to Russia to blockade it of technologies sourced from western nations. And it has had NO EFFECT.


    Because Russia is SELF SUFFICIENT. It does not need anything from the west.
    And, to the extent that it needs some industrial tech, it can get everything it wants from its pals in China.
    So, since Russia gets everything it needs from within its own borders, to blockade this great nation you'd need to impose an INTERNAL BLOCKADE (as in prevent shipments going from Moscow to Sr Petersburg or coming to and from Volgograd).
    HOW do you propose doing that you dimwit?

    Lastly, and this very much relates to GDP, is the COST to manufacture a particular weapons system.
    Many people say the U.S still exports many hundreds of billions of manufactured goods and is thus still a great manufacturing nation.
    But the reality is that a huge chunk of those manufactured exports are OVERPRICED and UNDER-PERFORMING weapons of death - like the F-35 lemon that the U.S vassals are bullied into purchasing.

    The F-35 has different versions, depending on its application and what branch of the armed forces is receiving them (refer to the link below):
    https://medium.com/war-is-boring/how-much-does-an-f-35-actually-cost-21f95d239398

    From the article below:

    A single Air Force F-35A costs a whopping $148 million.
    One Marine Corps F-35B costs an unbelievable $251 million.
    A lone Navy F-35C costs a mind-boggling $337 million.

    Average the three models together, and a “generic” F-35 costs $178 million.
     
    Did you absorb that Mr Elite Communist Incorporated?
    Some variants of the F-35 cost almost TEN TIMES as much as the superior/more reliable Russian combat fighter planes.
    THAT is where your U.S GDP is going.

    And, as I said before, military spending aside, U.S GDP is just financialised fluff.
    It's about social media, Facebook and consumer spending.
    When push comes to shove, the U.S makes very little in the way of tangible products.

    Compare the F-35 lemon above to the premier combat plane on the planet. ie: the Sukhoi Su-57, which is a twin-engine stealth multirole fighter aircraft - and each costs just $35 million.
    Moreover, these Su-57 run rings around the F-35 (around half of the latter are grounded at any given moment because they're not fit to fly or subject to an array of faults/gremlins that need continual maintenance).

    Click on the link below to an article titled 'Almost half of US F-35s not airworthy':
    https://www.key.aero/article/almost-half-us-f-35s-not-airworthy?check_logged_in=1

    Replies: @EliteCommInc., @showmethereal, @John Johnson

    The craziest thing about the cost comparison between and Su-57 and an F-35 is that they aren’t even in the same class. That makes it even more appalling. The Su-57 would be like a BMW 7 series and the F 35 would be like the BMW 3 Series. So imagine paying more for the 3 series than the 7. Madness how much the nominal U.S. GdP is inflated.

    • Replies: @Truth Vigilante
    @showmethereal


    The Su-57 would be like a BMW 7 series and the F 35 would be like the BMW 3 Series.
     
    One could make that case if the F-35 was semi reliable - which it isn't.
    Seeing as the F-35 has so many gremlins that keep it grounded, it's only fitting that it be compared to an AMC Gremlin from the early 1970's, which had all manner of reliability/quality issues:
    https://i.pinimg.com/736x/32/a0/ef/32a0efe903c2ba492f843fd7c4f41c58.jpg

    Meanwhile, so as to conduct an apples to apples comparison (and not, for example, compare the AMC Gremlin with an exotic supercar), I'll compare the U.S manufactured AMC Gremlin to a Japanese three door hatch - ie: the Toyota Yaris GR:
    https://avatars.mds.yandex.net/i?id=52cff562e7c27193079c0ee98ff1b7b2bbd533ac-5722855-images-thumbs&n=13

    That's more or less the difference between the two.

    Replies: @nokangaroos

  • @John Johnson
    @showmethereal

    I only got interested in this after the 2014 coup (because I knew it had to be part of a dirty long term game). It would do well to use a neutral mind and check these things for yourself

    Well since you know so much on the subject perhaps you can answer for John Trout and explain how removing a president with a vote of 380 to 0 is a coup.

    What if Congress removed Trump for corruption with a majority vote? Would that be a coup? Our constitution allows the president to be removed by a vote. Democracies normally have some type of constitutional protocol where the president can be removed during his term if he commits crimes. That is what happened in Ukraine.

    A coup is what happened in Caracas. The president was violently removed by Trump and the founders would have considered it a violation of the constitution as war powers are clearly delegated to Congress. Attacking a foreign military and kidnapping a president falls into an act of war by any definition. Trump should be removed from office by Congress. That would not be a coup. That would be a democratic removal of a corrupt president.

    Replies: @Same old same old, @showmethereal

    I can’t speak for others…. And I can’t say about what would be the workings of any action taken against Trump.

    As to Venezuela – the last time there was a coup – it was against Chavez. His military was bought out and tried to kidnap. But the PEOPLE came out in force and the military was forced to stand down. They then tried it against Maduro with Juan Guaido and again the PEOPLE – laughed it off and said “no”. That’s why this time with Maduro the U.S. kidnapped him themselves. Trump even gave it away when he ADMITTED that traitor Nobel Prize winner Machado did NOT have enough support in Venezuela.

    • Replies: @John Johnson
    @showmethereal

    They then tried it against Maduro with Juan Guaido and again the PEOPLE – laughed it off and said “no”. That’s why this time with Maduro the U.S. kidnapped him themselves. Trump even gave it away when he ADMITTED that traitor Nobel Prize winner Machado did NOT have enough support in Venezuela.

    I am sure that huge sections of the military were successfully paid off.

    From what I have read only his Cuban bodyguards tried to fight back. The Russian AA was probably turned off.

    For the record I don't support this operation in the least and view it as a violation of the constitution.

    But with that said half the fault is with Maduro. Before the attack he was filmed driving himself around the city and without a security entourage. That is insane. Team Trump undoubtedly viewed him as an easy target.

    He should have been buried away in an underground fortress with thousands of drones on standby. He needed a few thousand guards and not a few dozen.

    All he had to do was wait for 3 years in a fortress. That's it.

    Maduro is no Chavez. He wasn't taking this seriously and actually thought Trump would make a deal. When Maduro offered to share the oil with Trump it was like inviting in a shark.

    Again to be clear I do not support this operation and I think he should be released. Trump is the one who should be in prison. I'm no fan of Maduro but I view this as an illegal military action by the authority of our Constitution. Similar to an illegal search and seizure where the criminal is let free even if he is guilty. Venezuela isn't even a main source of drugs. They help ship in cocaine for upper class parties. Half of it goes to European clubs. Opiates are destroying US cities and the main entry point is the border. The orange clown promised to build us a wall and not take part in a military adventure over oil.

    Replies: @showmethereal

  • @Truth Vigilante
    @EliteCommInc.

    Elite Communist Incorporated writes:


    That should the US or even Germany alone or Spain and Portugal turn to weapons production, Russia would be left in the dust.
     
    You are a very stupid man.
    And with each remark you post, you compound that stupidity of yours.
    So, here's some background about the Ukraine proxy war that you've missed (since the entirety of your knowledge about this ZOG orchestrated war comes from the corrupt Jewish owned MSM).

    A disproportionate amount of casualties from this war (on both sides), are due to artillery bombardment.
    Early in the conflict, despite an enormous stockpile handed to the Judeo-Ukrainian regime by the Anglo-Zionist empire and its obsequious NATO vassals, the Russian artillery was launching about 4-5 times as many shells as the Ukies were.

    The Anglo-Zionist puppet masters kept reassuring the Ukies:
    'Don't worry - the Russkies can't continue with this rate of fire. They'll run out soon'.
    Actual Outcome: The Russians UPPED THE NUMBER OF SHELLS soon thereafter. It increased the tempo to about 6-8 times as much as the Ukies could send in return.

    The U.S ended up giving the Ukies every spare artillery shell in their inventory and made the NATO vassals do likewise. It did nothing to address the imbalance.
    So the U.S went hat in hand to the Apartheid Israeli state and South Korea.
    It made them hand over their artillery shells (coupled to additional orders that the South Koreans manufacture hundreds of thousands more).
    Simultaneously, U.S Defence contractors were churning out as many artillery shells as they could whilst operating 24 hours day.

    The following article is headlined 'U.S. to send Israel artillery shells initially destined for Ukraine':
    https://www.axios.com/2023/10/19/us-israel-artillery-shells-ukraine-weapons-gaza

    Check out this article below as well:
    https://www.wsj.com/articles/south-korea-to-sell-arms-to-u-s-for-ukraine-11668116294
    From the article above:

    South Korea will for the first time sell artillery shells destined for Ukrainian forces through a confidential arms deal between Seoul and Washington, a move that reflects a global scramble for munitions ....
     
    End Result: Even after the delivery of these shells to the Judeo-Ukrainian regime, the Russians upped the tempo of artillery bombardment to 10-12 times that which the Ukies could respond with (and I believe that was the state of play by the end of 2023/early 2024).

    More recent reports suggest that the Russians were dispatching as much as TWENTY TIMES more artillery shells at the hapless Ukies as they received in incoming shells.
    And an important reason for that is because the Russians have been extremely successful with their drone campaign, knocking out those few artillery positions the Ukies possessed and their stockpiles of munitions.

    Using any metric one chooses to apply to the situation, this has been a comprehensive turkey shoot - as the Russians saturate the Ukrainian positions with artillery shells, drones firing ordnance, a range of high tech missile weaponry, while the Ukies have precious little to respond with.

    Of course Mr Elite Communist, you would not know any of this - seeing as you're brainwashed with propaganda from the Anglo-Zionist elites and their dishonest* western media.
    (*I didn't open up those links posted in your comment - all of which are ZOG controlled propaganda outlets. I don't know why you bother putting them up. No one is going to read them).

    In fairness, the western MSM does not lie all the time.
    Sometimes the evidence is so overwhelming that the Judeo-Ukrainian armed forces are bring pummelled into pulp, that even (((they)))* are FORCED to concede to that things are looking decidedly dire.

    (*You'll notice that one of the links I posted was from wsj.com - the Wall Street Journal. And even though they post a ton of B.S and almost always peddle deceit on behalf of their foreskin-less Talmudic masters, occasionally they come up with tidbits of truth - as they did on this occasion).

    In relation to Germany, Spain, Portugal turning to weapons production and your assertion that Russia would be 'left in the dust' as a result, I have news for you Elite Communist.
    They ALREADY are churning out as much as they can - without severely impacting on their already moribund economies.
    Click on to the link below and educate yourself:
    https://libertarianinstitute.org/news/russia-producing-3-times-more-shells-than-us-europe-combined-report/

    From the link above:

    Russia’s defense industry is turning out nearly three times more artillery shells than its American and European counterparts [COMBINED], according to a NATO intelligence report obtained by CNN.
     
    And those proportions represent the state of play AFTER the U.S and NATO massively ramped up its production to peak capacity.
    Prior to that the disparity was even worse for the Anglo-Zionist empire and its lackeys.

    You also posted this asinine statement:

    And should we blockade Russia’s ability to obtain weapons or engage in production – game up.
     
    How the eff do you propose to INTERNALLY blockade Russia?
    Because all manner of sanctions have been applied to Russia to blockade it of technologies sourced from western nations. And it has had NO EFFECT.


    Because Russia is SELF SUFFICIENT. It does not need anything from the west.
    And, to the extent that it needs some industrial tech, it can get everything it wants from its pals in China.
    So, since Russia gets everything it needs from within its own borders, to blockade this great nation you'd need to impose an INTERNAL BLOCKADE (as in prevent shipments going from Moscow to Sr Petersburg or coming to and from Volgograd).
    HOW do you propose doing that you dimwit?

    Lastly, and this very much relates to GDP, is the COST to manufacture a particular weapons system.
    Many people say the U.S still exports many hundreds of billions of manufactured goods and is thus still a great manufacturing nation.
    But the reality is that a huge chunk of those manufactured exports are OVERPRICED and UNDER-PERFORMING weapons of death - like the F-35 lemon that the U.S vassals are bullied into purchasing.

    The F-35 has different versions, depending on its application and what branch of the armed forces is receiving them (refer to the link below):
    https://medium.com/war-is-boring/how-much-does-an-f-35-actually-cost-21f95d239398

    From the article below:

    A single Air Force F-35A costs a whopping $148 million.
    One Marine Corps F-35B costs an unbelievable $251 million.
    A lone Navy F-35C costs a mind-boggling $337 million.

    Average the three models together, and a “generic” F-35 costs $178 million.
     
    Did you absorb that Mr Elite Communist Incorporated?
    Some variants of the F-35 cost almost TEN TIMES as much as the superior/more reliable Russian combat fighter planes.
    THAT is where your U.S GDP is going.

    And, as I said before, military spending aside, U.S GDP is just financialised fluff.
    It's about social media, Facebook and consumer spending.
    When push comes to shove, the U.S makes very little in the way of tangible products.

    Compare the F-35 lemon above to the premier combat plane on the planet. ie: the Sukhoi Su-57, which is a twin-engine stealth multirole fighter aircraft - and each costs just $35 million.
    Moreover, these Su-57 run rings around the F-35 (around half of the latter are grounded at any given moment because they're not fit to fly or subject to an array of faults/gremlins that need continual maintenance).

    Click on the link below to an article titled 'Almost half of US F-35s not airworthy':
    https://www.key.aero/article/almost-half-us-f-35s-not-airworthy?check_logged_in=1

    Replies: @EliteCommInc., @showmethereal, @John Johnson

    The debate over the the F-35 is worth having. Though I suspect it is already obsolete. It’s effectiveness, bottom line is unknown until tested in battle. I will ertainly agree with you that Cogess and the WH have a lousy track record in managing development, production and deployment costs.

    As for manufacturing, we should be doing more inhouse. As for sales, sell what the market can bare.

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    Tightening loopholes: Russia finally sees sharp drop in restricted industrial imports propping up its military-industrial complex
    Andrey Zayakin
    10 April 2025
    Investigation: How Russia’s military-industrial complex evades international sanctions
    Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine is well into its third year, and finally, international sanctions are having a visible impact on Moscow’s imports of goods with potential military applications. An analysis by The Insider based on customs data shows that in 2024, Russia imported $7.7 billion worth of industrial goods — down from $11 billion the previous year — with some categories, particularly electronics, seeing tenfold declines. Even China, Russia’s main supplier of manufacturing equipment, is scaling back shipments. At the same time, new supply chains have emerged through the most unexpected countries, including Gabon, Haiti, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The reasons for the decrease vary: in some cases, Russia may have localized production or begun importing goods without making declarations, but the broader trend shows that a combination of declining funds and increased oversight are weakening Russia’s military-industrial complex.

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    Decline in shipments
    Trade restrictions targeting Western industrial equipment have finally begun to bite. According to Russian customs records, official deliveries from both China and other countries dropped more than tenfold in 2024. Overall, Russia’s imports of industrial equipment fell by roughly 50%.

    In 2021, before the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia was importing over $9 billion worth of industrial machinery every year. Despite sweeping sanctions imposed in the spring of 2022, imports initially surged as wartime demand for components, machinery, and tools increased — with China stepping in to meet Moscow’s needs. In 2023, imports peaked at over $11 billion, with $6.68 billion of that figure coming via China.

    Over the past four years, China has become Russia’s main source of industrial hardware, with Russian technological supply chains that previously relied on Western countries and their allies being largely monopolized by Chinese firms. This partnership with Beijing was seen as a key safeguard for Russia’s military-industrial complex, allowing domestic factories to continue producing military goods as if nothing had changed.

    Moscow’s partnership with Beijing was seen as a key safeguard for Russia’s military-industrial complex.
    However, the latest customs data suggest Russia fatigue among Chinese manufacturers, intermediaries, and financiers is finally setting in. From 2020 to 2023, Russian imports of U.S., European, Japanese, and South Korean-made electronic components via China rose by a factor of 60. However, in 2024, they plummeted 17-fold. Declines are evident across nearly all industrial categories, including power systems, metallurgical equipment, optical elements, and mechanical components like transmission shafts, bearings, and centrifuges.

    Only imports of Western-made metalworking machines and measuring instruments — from the EU/EEA, Switzerland, the UK, U.S., Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan — showed an increase. However, in total dollar value, imports of Western-made industrial equipment have fallen by 23% and continue to decline.

    The falloff includes not just Western equipment exported via China, but also goods made in China and itsSoutheast Asian neighbors. The decline is evident across all sectors except for metalworking.

    “What’s gone missing?
    As The Insider has documented in multiple investigations, finished weapons and military gear are imported into Russia in very limited volumes and only in niche categories. But the import of industrial equipment and components is critical to Moscow’s production of weapons and the continuation of the war.

    Key imports previously included:

    Taiwanese, Czech, German, and South Korean metalworking machines
    German drills
    Israeli milling cutters
    Italian metallurgical lines
    Swedish and German coordinate measuring machines
    Swiss and American inertial navigation sensors
    German alignment lasers
    Australian optical processors
    Czech waterjet machines
    German and American oscilloscopes and signal generators
    U.S.-Taiwanese, French, and Dutch microchips
    American FPGAs (field-programmable gate arrays)
    Czech industrial furnaces
    All of these are crucial for Russia’s defense industry in its production of artillery, firearms, drones, electronic warfare systems, and other military technologies.”

    https://theins.ru/en/inv/280451

    https://cepa.org/article/russias-year-of-truth-the-missing-military-hardware/

    https://kyivindependent.com/can-russias-war-machine-survive-without-outside-aid/

    Apparently Russia imports quite bit.

  • @EliteCommInc.
    @Truth Vigilante

    The GDP is the point. That should the US or even Germany alone or Spain and Portugal turn to weapons production, Russia would be left in the dust. Right now Europe is bending to Russia's empty threats. Should they make the choice to ignore the threats and prepare to take Russia on on Russian terms, that would be game up for Russia. As i say, they are simply too risk averse -- but GDP matters. And should we blockade Russia's ability to obtain weapons or engage in production - game up.

    Ukraine has not folded. I stand where came in.

    Of course there are foreign fighters aiding Ukraine. But those numbers don't come close those against Russia. The real issue is that Russia is not the fighting monster of anyone's imagination. Again, despite assessments, reassessments of men (experts) such as Inspector Scott Ritter, General McGregor and a host of others, Russia has yet to achieve her objective. Objectives that were supposed to be achieved more than five years ago.

    https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c62n922dnw7o

    https://theweek.com/news/world-news/europe/961821/who-is-winning-the-war-in-ukraine

    https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c62n922dnw7o

    of course there is this

    https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/ukraine-ceasefire-danger-europe-russia-b2893573.html

    -----------------------

    But we have been hearing this for nearly four years. Ukraine is holding her own. Given the supposed odds against here -- she is doing quite well. And if the US and EU and NATO would get it together -- it would end this year.

    I understand that the US economy grew by 3%. Now i agree, the US tax payer may not see much of that. But 5x that of the Russians is nothing to sneeze about, even it was overvalued by 50%.


    The US president shou;d wake up in my view. Whatever respect I may have for Press. Putin, he is not a friend of the US. And if we are dumping the rles based sstem, the US had etter be prepared for fights including with Russia and China.

    Replies: @Truth Vigilante

    Elite Communist Incorporated writes:

    That should the US or even Germany alone or Spain and Portugal turn to weapons production, Russia would be left in the dust.

    You are a very stupid man.
    And with each remark you post, you compound that stupidity of yours.
    So, here’s some background about the Ukraine proxy war that you’ve missed (since the entirety of your knowledge about this ZOG orchestrated war comes from the corrupt Jewish owned MSM).

    A disproportionate amount of casualties from this war (on both sides), are due to artillery bombardment.
    Early in the conflict, despite an enormous stockpile handed to the Judeo-Ukrainian regime by the Anglo-Zionist empire and its obsequious NATO vassals, the Russian artillery was launching about 4-5 times as many shells as the Ukies were.

    The Anglo-Zionist puppet masters kept reassuring the Ukies:
    ‘Don’t worry – the Russkies can’t continue with this rate of fire. They’ll run out soon’.
    Actual Outcome: The Russians UPPED THE NUMBER OF SHELLS soon thereafter. It increased the tempo to about 6-8 times as much as the Ukies could send in return.

    The U.S ended up giving the Ukies every spare artillery shell in their inventory and made the NATO vassals do likewise. It did nothing to address the imbalance.
    So the U.S went hat in hand to the Apartheid Israeli state and South Korea.
    It made them hand over their artillery shells (coupled to additional orders that the South Koreans manufacture hundreds of thousands more).
    Simultaneously, U.S Defence contractors were churning out as many artillery shells as they could whilst operating 24 hours day.

    The following article is headlined ‘U.S. to send Israel artillery shells initially destined for Ukraine’:
    https://www.axios.com/2023/10/19/us-israel-artillery-shells-ukraine-weapons-gaza

    Check out this article below as well:
    https://www.wsj.com/articles/south-korea-to-sell-arms-to-u-s-for-ukraine-11668116294
    From the article above:

    South Korea will for the first time sell artillery shells destined for Ukrainian forces through a confidential arms deal between Seoul and Washington, a move that reflects a global scramble for munitions ….

    End Result: Even after the delivery of these shells to the Judeo-Ukrainian regime, the Russians upped the tempo of artillery bombardment to 10-12 times that which the Ukies could respond with (and I believe that was the state of play by the end of 2023/early 2024).

    More recent reports suggest that the Russians were dispatching as much as TWENTY TIMES more artillery shells at the hapless Ukies as they received in incoming shells.
    And an important reason for that is because the Russians have been extremely successful with their drone campaign, knocking out those few artillery positions the Ukies possessed and their stockpiles of munitions.

    Using any metric one chooses to apply to the situation, this has been a comprehensive turkey shoot – as the Russians saturate the Ukrainian positions with artillery shells, drones firing ordnance, a range of high tech missile weaponry, while the Ukies have precious little to respond with.

    Of course Mr Elite Communist, you would not know any of this – seeing as you’re brainwashed with propaganda from the Anglo-Zionist elites and their dishonest* western media.
    (*I didn’t open up those links posted in your comment – all of which are ZOG controlled propaganda outlets. I don’t know why you bother putting them up. No one is going to read them).

    In fairness, the western MSM does not lie all the time.
    Sometimes the evidence is so overwhelming that the Judeo-Ukrainian armed forces are bring pummelled into pulp, that even (((they)))* are FORCED to concede to that things are looking decidedly dire.

    (*You’ll notice that one of the links I posted was from wsj.com – the Wall Street Journal. And even though they post a ton of B.S and almost always peddle deceit on behalf of their foreskin-less Talmudic masters, occasionally they come up with tidbits of truth – as they did on this occasion).

    In relation to Germany, Spain, Portugal turning to weapons production and your assertion that Russia would be ‘left in the dust’ as a result, I have news for you Elite Communist.
    They ALREADY are churning out as much as they can – without severely impacting on their already moribund economies.
    Click on to the link below and educate yourself:
    https://libertarianinstitute.org/news/russia-producing-3-times-more-shells-than-us-europe-combined-report/

    From the link above:

    Russia’s defense industry is turning out nearly three times more artillery shells than its American and European counterparts [COMBINED], according to a NATO intelligence report obtained by CNN.

    And those proportions represent the state of play AFTER the U.S and NATO massively ramped up its production to peak capacity.
    Prior to that the disparity was even worse for the Anglo-Zionist empire and its lackeys.

    You also posted this asinine statement:

    And should we blockade Russia’s ability to obtain weapons or engage in production – game up.

    How the eff do you propose to INTERNALLY blockade Russia?
    Because all manner of sanctions have been applied to Russia to blockade it of technologies sourced from western nations. And it has had NO EFFECT.

    Because Russia is SELF SUFFICIENT. It does not need anything from the west.
    And, to the extent that it needs some industrial tech, it can get everything it wants from its pals in China.
    So, since Russia gets everything it needs from within its own borders, to blockade this great nation you’d need to impose an INTERNAL BLOCKADE (as in prevent shipments going from Moscow to Sr Petersburg or coming to and from Volgograd).
    HOW do you propose doing that you dimwit?

    Lastly, and this very much relates to GDP, is the COST to manufacture a particular weapons system.
    Many people say the U.S still exports many hundreds of billions of manufactured goods and is thus still a great manufacturing nation.
    But the reality is that a huge chunk of those manufactured exports are OVERPRICED and UNDER-PERFORMING weapons of death – like the F-35 lemon that the U.S vassals are bullied into purchasing.

    The F-35 has different versions, depending on its application and what branch of the armed forces is receiving them (refer to the link below):
    https://medium.com/war-is-boring/how-much-does-an-f-35-actually-cost-21f95d239398

    From the article below:

    A single Air Force F-35A costs a whopping $148 million.
    One Marine Corps F-35B costs an unbelievable $251 million.
    A lone Navy F-35C costs a mind-boggling $337 million.

    Average the three models together, and a “generic” F-35 costs $178 million.

    Did you absorb that Mr Elite Communist Incorporated?
    Some variants of the F-35 cost almost TEN TIMES as much as the superior/more reliable Russian combat fighter planes.
    THAT is where your U.S GDP is going.

    And, as I said before, military spending aside, U.S GDP is just financialised fluff.
    It’s about social media, Facebook and consumer spending.
    When push comes to shove, the U.S makes very little in the way of tangible products.

    Compare the F-35 lemon above to the premier combat plane on the planet. ie: the Sukhoi Su-57, which is a twin-engine stealth multirole fighter aircraft – and each costs just $35 million.
    Moreover, these Su-57 run rings around the F-35 (around half of the latter are grounded at any given moment because they’re not fit to fly or subject to an array of faults/gremlins that need continual maintenance).

    Click on the link below to an article titled ‘Almost half of US F-35s not airworthy’:
    https://www.key.aero/article/almost-half-us-f-35s-not-airworthy?check_logged_in=1

    • Thanks: antibeast, gT
    • Replies: @EliteCommInc.
    @Truth Vigilante

    The debate over the the F-35 is worth having. Though I suspect it is already obsolete. It's effectiveness, bottom line is unknown until tested in battle. I will ertainly agree with you that Cogess and the WH have a lousy track record in managing development, production and deployment costs.


    As for manufacturing, we should be doing more inhouse. As for sales, sell what the market can bare.


    Russian imports

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    ANALYTICS
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    INVESTIGATIONS
    Tightening loopholes: Russia finally sees sharp drop in restricted industrial imports propping up its military-industrial complex
    Andrey Zayakin
    10 April 2025
    Investigation: How Russia's military-industrial complex evades international sanctions
    Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine is well into its third year, and finally, international sanctions are having a visible impact on Moscow’s imports of goods with potential military applications. An analysis by The Insider based on customs data shows that in 2024, Russia imported $7.7 billion worth of industrial goods — down from $11 billion the previous year — with some categories, particularly electronics, seeing tenfold declines. Even China, Russia’s main supplier of manufacturing equipment, is scaling back shipments. At the same time, new supply chains have emerged through the most unexpected countries, including Gabon, Haiti, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The reasons for the decrease vary: in some cases, Russia may have localized production or begun importing goods without making declarations, but the broader trend shows that a combination of declining funds and increased oversight are weakening Russia’s military-industrial complex.

    CONTENT
    RU

    Decline in shipments
    Trade restrictions targeting Western industrial equipment have finally begun to bite. According to Russian customs records, official deliveries from both China and other countries dropped more than tenfold in 2024. Overall, Russia’s imports of industrial equipment fell by roughly 50%.

    In 2021, before the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia was importing over $9 billion worth of industrial machinery every year. Despite sweeping sanctions imposed in the spring of 2022, imports initially surged as wartime demand for components, machinery, and tools increased — with China stepping in to meet Moscow’s needs. In 2023, imports peaked at over $11 billion, with $6.68 billion of that figure coming via China.
















    Over the past four years, China has become Russia’s main source of industrial hardware, with Russian technological supply chains that previously relied on Western countries and their allies being largely monopolized by Chinese firms. This partnership with Beijing was seen as a key safeguard for Russia’s military-industrial complex, allowing domestic factories to continue producing military goods as if nothing had changed.















    Moscow’s partnership with Beijing was seen as a key safeguard for Russia’s military-industrial complex.
    However, the latest customs data suggest Russia fatigue among Chinese manufacturers, intermediaries, and financiers is finally setting in. From 2020 to 2023, Russian imports of U.S., European, Japanese, and South Korean-made electronic components via China rose by a factor of 60. However, in 2024, they plummeted 17-fold. Declines are evident across nearly all industrial categories, including power systems, metallurgical equipment, optical elements, and mechanical components like transmission shafts, bearings, and centrifuges.

    Only imports of Western-made metalworking machines and measuring instruments — from the EU/EEA, Switzerland, the UK, U.S., Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan — showed an increase. However, in total dollar value, imports of Western-made industrial equipment have fallen by 23% and continue to decline.
















    The falloff includes not just Western equipment exported via China, but also goods made in China and itsSoutheast Asian neighbors. The decline is evident across all sectors except for metalworking.
















    "What’s gone missing?
    As The Insider has documented in multiple investigations, finished weapons and military gear are imported into Russia in very limited volumes and only in niche categories. But the import of industrial equipment and components is critical to Moscow’s production of weapons and the continuation of the war.

    Key imports previously included:

    Taiwanese, Czech, German, and South Korean metalworking machines
    German drills
    Israeli milling cutters
    Italian metallurgical lines
    Swedish and German coordinate measuring machines
    Swiss and American inertial navigation sensors
    German alignment lasers
    Australian optical processors
    Czech waterjet machines
    German and American oscilloscopes and signal generators
    U.S.-Taiwanese, French, and Dutch microchips
    American FPGAs (field-programmable gate arrays)
    Czech industrial furnaces
    All of these are crucial for Russia’s defense industry in its production of artillery, firearms, drones, electronic warfare systems, and other military technologies."

    https://theins.ru/en/inv/280451


    https://cepa.org/article/russias-year-of-truth-the-missing-military-hardware/

    https://kyivindependent.com/can-russias-war-machine-survive-without-outside-aid/


    Apparently Russia imports quite bit.

    , @showmethereal
    @Truth Vigilante

    The craziest thing about the cost comparison between and Su-57 and an F-35 is that they aren’t even in the same class. That makes it even more appalling. The Su-57 would be like a BMW 7 series and the F 35 would be like the BMW 3 Series. So imagine paying more for the 3 series than the 7. Madness how much the nominal U.S. GdP is inflated.

    Replies: @Truth Vigilante

    , @John Johnson
    @Truth Vigilante

    Because Russia is SELF SUFFICIENT. It does not need anything from the west.

    No that is wrong and your CAPS do not impart your will upon reality.

    Russia still has medicine shortages among other things.

    Russia is running out of essential medicines
    https://meduza.io/en/feature/2025/03/14/my-child-s-life-is-on-the-line

    But the reality is that a huge chunk of those manufactured exports are OVERPRICED and UNDER-PERFORMING weapons of death – like the F-35 lemon that the U.S vassals are bullied into purchasing.

    Well HIMARS is selling itself thanks to Putin's war. It is backordered for 10 years from various countries.

    Nothing like a good old fashioned war to boost the US defense industry.

    Thanks again Putin for the glorious 2.5 week special operation. Kupiansk is still not in Russian hands so perhaps another year and Russia will finally have destroyed the remaining small cities of the former DPR.

    Fantastic military work. As a reminder the Nazis took most of Ukraine in a few months and captured half a million soldiers.

  • @Truth Vigilante
    @EliteCommInc.

    Elite Communist Incorporated writes:


    So using your own data sets, despite the odds against them, Ukraine has prevented Russia from achieving her military objective(s).
     
    The Ukrainians have prevented nothing.
    The near entirety of the professional army that the Judeo-Ukrainian regime began the war with in Feb. 2022, is now either dead or severely maimed.

    To the extent that the Ukies claim they still have several hundred thousands men in uniform, these are old men and school boys that have been forcibly conscripted - and they offer no combat capability or morale* whatsoever.
    (*Scores of thousands are deserting).

    Knowing this, the Anglo-Zionist empire have lured tens of thousands of mercenaries from around the world, financed with freshly conjured greenbacks from the ZOG owned Federal Reserve.
    Many of whom came from the impoverished Baltic nations and regions thereabouts.
    (I recall reading that around 20,000 or so of them were Poles - most of whom have since met their maker).
    Many were former and current military men from western Europe, Britain, Australia and North America (and quite a few were ex-Special Forces).

    Click on the link below headlined 'Over 100 British Troops in Ukraine: London Quietly Confirms':
    https://english.pravda.ru/news/hotspots/165167-uk-secret-troops-ukraine-covert-deployment/

    That's right. Over and above the scores of thousands of NATO/non-NATO vets that previously served in the armed forces of their respective countries and then went to fight on the Ukrainian side, there are many thousands of ACTIVE DUTY military personnel that are engaged in military operations in Ukraine.

    And, seeing as the Ukrainian military is on its last legs, the Anglo-Zionist empire have NO OTHER OPTION than to resort to this.
    BECAUSE THE UKRAINIAN ARMED FORCES ARE NO LONGER CAPABLE OF COMBAT EFFECTIVENESS.

    Lastly, like your sayan pal Jewish John's Johnson, you bring up the B.S metrics of Russia's GDP vs Europe (or the U.S).
    The fact of the matter is that the western currencies are artificially overvalued and propped up by the ZOG machinations in the western financial system which they control.
    Russia's ruble meanwhile, is grossly undervalued.

    So Russia, like every other country, calculates its GDP in its own currency (rubles).
    That figures (in rubles), is then converted to USD for comparison purposes with the rest of the world.
    And because the ruble is GROSSLY undervalued and the USD (and the Euro) is likewise overvalued, you get a distorted comparison.

    So let me make an analogy. The Australian dollar (AUD) is today worth US 67 cents.
    In 2011 the AUD was worth 64% more than it is now. ie: USD $ 1.10 (10% MORE then the USD).
    Does that mean our GDP was 64% more in 2011 than it is now?

    All it means is that the ZOG financiers in the forex markets have manipulated the AUD lower over the last 15 years.

    Summary: For a given ruble expenditure, the Russians gets FAR MORE BANG FOR THEIR BUCK as far as the production of quality military hardware and munitions is concerned.

    In western Europe (which is forced to buy massively overpriced and under performing U.S weapons systems - like the F35 lemon), and especially in the U.S, for every dollar or Euro earmarked for Defence expenditure, only a small fraction actually gets to its intended destination.
    The rest is siphoned off by corrupt politicians/Defence contractors and by the ZOG miscreants.
     
    In other words, the GDP comparisons are meaningless.
    (The U.S and European GDP's have a ton of financialised FLUFF within their GDP calculations).

    The U.S in particular is a House of Cards.
    When its economy, stock and bond markets implode in the very near future, and the USD concurrently loses world reserve currency status, you'll soon see what America's actual* GDP really is.

    (*It'll be a hell of a lot less than it is today when expressed in terms of real money).

    Replies: @John Johnson, @EliteCommInc.

    The GDP is the point. That should the US or even Germany alone or Spain and Portugal turn to weapons production, Russia would be left in the dust. Right now Europe is bending to Russia’s empty threats. Should they make the choice to ignore the threats and prepare to take Russia on on Russian terms, that would be game up for Russia. As i say, they are simply too risk averse — but GDP matters. And should we blockade Russia’s ability to obtain weapons or engage in production – game up.

    Ukraine has not folded. I stand where came in.

    Of course there are foreign fighters aiding Ukraine. But those numbers don’t come close those against Russia. The real issue is that Russia is not the fighting monster of anyone’s imagination. Again, despite assessments, reassessments of men (experts) such as Inspector Scott Ritter, General McGregor and a host of others, Russia has yet to achieve her objective. Objectives that were supposed to be achieved more than five years ago.

    https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c62n922dnw7o

    https://theweek.com/news/world-news/europe/961821/who-is-winning-the-war-in-ukraine

    https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c62n922dnw7o

    of course there is this

    https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/ukraine-ceasefire-danger-europe-russia-b2893573.html

    ———————–

    But we have been hearing this for nearly four years. Ukraine is holding her own. Given the supposed odds against here — she is doing quite well. And if the US and EU and NATO would get it together — it would end this year.

    I understand that the US economy grew by 3%. Now i agree, the US tax payer may not see much of that. But 5x that of the Russians is nothing to sneeze about, even it was overvalued by 50%.

    The US president shou;d wake up in my view. Whatever respect I may have for Press. Putin, he is not a friend of the US. And if we are dumping the rles based sstem, the US had etter be prepared for fights including with Russia and China.

    • Replies: @Truth Vigilante
    @EliteCommInc.

    Elite Communist Incorporated writes:


    That should the US or even Germany alone or Spain and Portugal turn to weapons production, Russia would be left in the dust.
     
    You are a very stupid man.
    And with each remark you post, you compound that stupidity of yours.
    So, here's some background about the Ukraine proxy war that you've missed (since the entirety of your knowledge about this ZOG orchestrated war comes from the corrupt Jewish owned MSM).

    A disproportionate amount of casualties from this war (on both sides), are due to artillery bombardment.
    Early in the conflict, despite an enormous stockpile handed to the Judeo-Ukrainian regime by the Anglo-Zionist empire and its obsequious NATO vassals, the Russian artillery was launching about 4-5 times as many shells as the Ukies were.

    The Anglo-Zionist puppet masters kept reassuring the Ukies:
    'Don't worry - the Russkies can't continue with this rate of fire. They'll run out soon'.
    Actual Outcome: The Russians UPPED THE NUMBER OF SHELLS soon thereafter. It increased the tempo to about 6-8 times as much as the Ukies could send in return.

    The U.S ended up giving the Ukies every spare artillery shell in their inventory and made the NATO vassals do likewise. It did nothing to address the imbalance.
    So the U.S went hat in hand to the Apartheid Israeli state and South Korea.
    It made them hand over their artillery shells (coupled to additional orders that the South Koreans manufacture hundreds of thousands more).
    Simultaneously, U.S Defence contractors were churning out as many artillery shells as they could whilst operating 24 hours day.

    The following article is headlined 'U.S. to send Israel artillery shells initially destined for Ukraine':
    https://www.axios.com/2023/10/19/us-israel-artillery-shells-ukraine-weapons-gaza

    Check out this article below as well:
    https://www.wsj.com/articles/south-korea-to-sell-arms-to-u-s-for-ukraine-11668116294
    From the article above:

    South Korea will for the first time sell artillery shells destined for Ukrainian forces through a confidential arms deal between Seoul and Washington, a move that reflects a global scramble for munitions ....
     
    End Result: Even after the delivery of these shells to the Judeo-Ukrainian regime, the Russians upped the tempo of artillery bombardment to 10-12 times that which the Ukies could respond with (and I believe that was the state of play by the end of 2023/early 2024).

    More recent reports suggest that the Russians were dispatching as much as TWENTY TIMES more artillery shells at the hapless Ukies as they received in incoming shells.
    And an important reason for that is because the Russians have been extremely successful with their drone campaign, knocking out those few artillery positions the Ukies possessed and their stockpiles of munitions.

    Using any metric one chooses to apply to the situation, this has been a comprehensive turkey shoot - as the Russians saturate the Ukrainian positions with artillery shells, drones firing ordnance, a range of high tech missile weaponry, while the Ukies have precious little to respond with.

    Of course Mr Elite Communist, you would not know any of this - seeing as you're brainwashed with propaganda from the Anglo-Zionist elites and their dishonest* western media.
    (*I didn't open up those links posted in your comment - all of which are ZOG controlled propaganda outlets. I don't know why you bother putting them up. No one is going to read them).

    In fairness, the western MSM does not lie all the time.
    Sometimes the evidence is so overwhelming that the Judeo-Ukrainian armed forces are bring pummelled into pulp, that even (((they)))* are FORCED to concede to that things are looking decidedly dire.

    (*You'll notice that one of the links I posted was from wsj.com - the Wall Street Journal. And even though they post a ton of B.S and almost always peddle deceit on behalf of their foreskin-less Talmudic masters, occasionally they come up with tidbits of truth - as they did on this occasion).

    In relation to Germany, Spain, Portugal turning to weapons production and your assertion that Russia would be 'left in the dust' as a result, I have news for you Elite Communist.
    They ALREADY are churning out as much as they can - without severely impacting on their already moribund economies.
    Click on to the link below and educate yourself:
    https://libertarianinstitute.org/news/russia-producing-3-times-more-shells-than-us-europe-combined-report/

    From the link above:

    Russia’s defense industry is turning out nearly three times more artillery shells than its American and European counterparts [COMBINED], according to a NATO intelligence report obtained by CNN.
     
    And those proportions represent the state of play AFTER the U.S and NATO massively ramped up its production to peak capacity.
    Prior to that the disparity was even worse for the Anglo-Zionist empire and its lackeys.

    You also posted this asinine statement:

    And should we blockade Russia’s ability to obtain weapons or engage in production – game up.
     
    How the eff do you propose to INTERNALLY blockade Russia?
    Because all manner of sanctions have been applied to Russia to blockade it of technologies sourced from western nations. And it has had NO EFFECT.


    Because Russia is SELF SUFFICIENT. It does not need anything from the west.
    And, to the extent that it needs some industrial tech, it can get everything it wants from its pals in China.
    So, since Russia gets everything it needs from within its own borders, to blockade this great nation you'd need to impose an INTERNAL BLOCKADE (as in prevent shipments going from Moscow to Sr Petersburg or coming to and from Volgograd).
    HOW do you propose doing that you dimwit?

    Lastly, and this very much relates to GDP, is the COST to manufacture a particular weapons system.
    Many people say the U.S still exports many hundreds of billions of manufactured goods and is thus still a great manufacturing nation.
    But the reality is that a huge chunk of those manufactured exports are OVERPRICED and UNDER-PERFORMING weapons of death - like the F-35 lemon that the U.S vassals are bullied into purchasing.

    The F-35 has different versions, depending on its application and what branch of the armed forces is receiving them (refer to the link below):
    https://medium.com/war-is-boring/how-much-does-an-f-35-actually-cost-21f95d239398

    From the article below:

    A single Air Force F-35A costs a whopping $148 million.
    One Marine Corps F-35B costs an unbelievable $251 million.
    A lone Navy F-35C costs a mind-boggling $337 million.

    Average the three models together, and a “generic” F-35 costs $178 million.
     
    Did you absorb that Mr Elite Communist Incorporated?
    Some variants of the F-35 cost almost TEN TIMES as much as the superior/more reliable Russian combat fighter planes.
    THAT is where your U.S GDP is going.

    And, as I said before, military spending aside, U.S GDP is just financialised fluff.
    It's about social media, Facebook and consumer spending.
    When push comes to shove, the U.S makes very little in the way of tangible products.

    Compare the F-35 lemon above to the premier combat plane on the planet. ie: the Sukhoi Su-57, which is a twin-engine stealth multirole fighter aircraft - and each costs just $35 million.
    Moreover, these Su-57 run rings around the F-35 (around half of the latter are grounded at any given moment because they're not fit to fly or subject to an array of faults/gremlins that need continual maintenance).

    Click on the link below to an article titled 'Almost half of US F-35s not airworthy':
    https://www.key.aero/article/almost-half-us-f-35s-not-airworthy?check_logged_in=1

    Replies: @EliteCommInc., @showmethereal, @John Johnson

  • @John Johnson
    @showmethereal

    I only got interested in this after the 2014 coup (because I knew it had to be part of a dirty long term game). It would do well to use a neutral mind and check these things for yourself

    Well since you know so much on the subject perhaps you can answer for John Trout and explain how removing a president with a vote of 380 to 0 is a coup.

    What if Congress removed Trump for corruption with a majority vote? Would that be a coup? Our constitution allows the president to be removed by a vote. Democracies normally have some type of constitutional protocol where the president can be removed during his term if he commits crimes. That is what happened in Ukraine.

    A coup is what happened in Caracas. The president was violently removed by Trump and the founders would have considered it a violation of the constitution as war powers are clearly delegated to Congress. Attacking a foreign military and kidnapping a president falls into an act of war by any definition. Trump should be removed from office by Congress. That would not be a coup. That would be a democratic removal of a corrupt president.

    Replies: @Same old same old, @showmethereal

    It’s not even a coup in Venezuela. A coup is by definition an internal event. Trump invaded Venezuela. He might have done it with support from a 5th column, but it was an invasion, and there is no other word to describe it.

    It should also be noted that in America, the Constitution defines what is legal governance. Trump is a domestic enemy violating the Constitution. Any action necessary to remove him is legal and justified, as long as the proper procedures are followed afterwards. He does not hold any legal authority over our country.

    • Thanks: showmethereal
    • Replies: @John Johnson
    @Same old same old

    It’s not even a coup in Venezuela. A coup is by definition an internal event.

    No that is just the common type. A coup can be caused by any source.

    https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/coup

    He might have done it with support from a 5th column, but it was an invasion, and there is no other word to describe it.

    I'm fine with calling it a coup or an invasion. But an invasion sounds more like troops on the ground and staying. I only take issue with the Fox News description of serving an arrest warrant.

    It should also be noted that in America, the Constitution defines what is legal governance. Trump is a domestic enemy violating the Constitution. Any action necessary to remove him is legal and justified, as long as the proper procedures are followed afterwards.

    That's a good point and at the moment there are only 5 Republicans in the Senate that are defending the Constitution. I am pretty harsh on libertarians but I will fully give credit to Rand Paul for being part of that 5 and standing up to Trump. I would shake his hand for it and I really dislike libertarians. He is in the right and showing guts. He is a real man unlike our spineless MAGA legions whose morality is entirely dependent on whatever Trump is doing at the moment.

    Replies: @Wokechoke

  • @Truth Vigilante
    @EliteCommInc.

    Elite Communist Incorporated writes:


    So using your own data sets, despite the odds against them, Ukraine has prevented Russia from achieving her military objective(s).
     
    The Ukrainians have prevented nothing.
    The near entirety of the professional army that the Judeo-Ukrainian regime began the war with in Feb. 2022, is now either dead or severely maimed.

    To the extent that the Ukies claim they still have several hundred thousands men in uniform, these are old men and school boys that have been forcibly conscripted - and they offer no combat capability or morale* whatsoever.
    (*Scores of thousands are deserting).

    Knowing this, the Anglo-Zionist empire have lured tens of thousands of mercenaries from around the world, financed with freshly conjured greenbacks from the ZOG owned Federal Reserve.
    Many of whom came from the impoverished Baltic nations and regions thereabouts.
    (I recall reading that around 20,000 or so of them were Poles - most of whom have since met their maker).
    Many were former and current military men from western Europe, Britain, Australia and North America (and quite a few were ex-Special Forces).

    Click on the link below headlined 'Over 100 British Troops in Ukraine: London Quietly Confirms':
    https://english.pravda.ru/news/hotspots/165167-uk-secret-troops-ukraine-covert-deployment/

    That's right. Over and above the scores of thousands of NATO/non-NATO vets that previously served in the armed forces of their respective countries and then went to fight on the Ukrainian side, there are many thousands of ACTIVE DUTY military personnel that are engaged in military operations in Ukraine.

    And, seeing as the Ukrainian military is on its last legs, the Anglo-Zionist empire have NO OTHER OPTION than to resort to this.
    BECAUSE THE UKRAINIAN ARMED FORCES ARE NO LONGER CAPABLE OF COMBAT EFFECTIVENESS.

    Lastly, like your sayan pal Jewish John's Johnson, you bring up the B.S metrics of Russia's GDP vs Europe (or the U.S).
    The fact of the matter is that the western currencies are artificially overvalued and propped up by the ZOG machinations in the western financial system which they control.
    Russia's ruble meanwhile, is grossly undervalued.

    So Russia, like every other country, calculates its GDP in its own currency (rubles).
    That figures (in rubles), is then converted to USD for comparison purposes with the rest of the world.
    And because the ruble is GROSSLY undervalued and the USD (and the Euro) is likewise overvalued, you get a distorted comparison.

    So let me make an analogy. The Australian dollar (AUD) is today worth US 67 cents.
    In 2011 the AUD was worth 64% more than it is now. ie: USD $ 1.10 (10% MORE then the USD).
    Does that mean our GDP was 64% more in 2011 than it is now?

    All it means is that the ZOG financiers in the forex markets have manipulated the AUD lower over the last 15 years.

    Summary: For a given ruble expenditure, the Russians gets FAR MORE BANG FOR THEIR BUCK as far as the production of quality military hardware and munitions is concerned.

    In western Europe (which is forced to buy massively overpriced and under performing U.S weapons systems - like the F35 lemon), and especially in the U.S, for every dollar or Euro earmarked for Defence expenditure, only a small fraction actually gets to its intended destination.
    The rest is siphoned off by corrupt politicians/Defence contractors and by the ZOG miscreants.
     
    In other words, the GDP comparisons are meaningless.
    (The U.S and European GDP's have a ton of financialised FLUFF within their GDP calculations).

    The U.S in particular is a House of Cards.
    When its economy, stock and bond markets implode in the very near future, and the USD concurrently loses world reserve currency status, you'll soon see what America's actual* GDP really is.

    (*It'll be a hell of a lot less than it is today when expressed in terms of real money).

    Replies: @John Johnson, @EliteCommInc.

    Lastly, like your sayan pal Jewish John’s Johnson, you bring up the B.S metrics of Russia’s GDP vs Europe (or the U.S).

    There you go thinking about me again.

    The fact of the matter is that the western currencies are artificially overvalued and propped up by the ZOG machinations in the western financial system which they control.
    Russia’s ruble meanwhile, is grossly undervalued.

    That doesn’t change total production.

    If you measured economies with a universal currency like gold then the production remains the same.

    If my country produces 50 thousand vehicles then they exist before I try to value them.

    Russia’s GDP is about the same as Texas. They are not an economic superpower as many here assume. Russia is a very large nation but it is not economically analogous to America but with everything in Russian. There are huge sections with subsistence farming that have not changed much since they were taken from the Khans. Denmark actually has a larger software market than Russia. You can measure that difference without even talking about currency.

    Russia has long depended on selling gas and minerals to Western Europe while importing technology and medicine. Even during the USSR they still had to import grains at times.

    Have a look at their top exports before the war:
    https://wits.worldbank.org/CountryProfile/en/Country/RUSSIA/Year/2019/Summarytext

    RUSSIA exported Petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminou , worth 122,228,578.65 (US$ Thousands).
    RUSSIA exported Petroleum oils, etc, (excl. crude); preparation , worth 66,946,539.75 (US$ Thousands).
    RUSSIA exported Bituminous coal, not agglomerated , worth 13,616,707.63 (US$ Thousands).
    RUSSIA exported Natural gas, liquefied , worth 7,920,048.41 (US$ Thousands).
    RUSSIA exported Spelt, common wheat and meslin , worth 6,342,923.88 (US$ Thousands).

    In other words, the GDP comparisons are meaningless.

    They are not meaningless. Would you choose between an amount of gold representing .001% of the US economy or Haiti? If the number is meaningless then it shouldn’t matter, right?

  • @showmethereal
    @EliteCommInc.

    Read Ukraine’s constitution. Read what took place in the votes leading up the Gorbachev dissolving the USSR. Also look at the dismantling of nuclear weapons infrastructure in Ukraine. All pertinent to the context of Ukrainian independence and NATO.

    By contrast - Belarus - which is currently forming a union state with Russia just recently mentioned they might have given back the nukes to Russia - but it basically kept all of its weapons infrastructure- except for maybe one site. That’s why in their union state agreement Russia can put nukes back in Belarus. Different issues but come from the same root…. (Georgia would be another side bar)

    I only got interested in this after the 2014 coup (because I knew it had to be part of a dirty long term game). It would do well to use a neutral mind and check these things for yourself

    Replies: @John Johnson

    I only got interested in this after the 2014 coup (because I knew it had to be part of a dirty long term game). It would do well to use a neutral mind and check these things for yourself

    Well since you know so much on the subject perhaps you can answer for John Trout and explain how removing a president with a vote of 380 to 0 is a coup.

    What if Congress removed Trump for corruption with a majority vote? Would that be a coup? Our constitution allows the president to be removed by a vote. Democracies normally have some type of constitutional protocol where the president can be removed during his term if he commits crimes. That is what happened in Ukraine.

    A coup is what happened in Caracas. The president was violently removed by Trump and the founders would have considered it a violation of the constitution as war powers are clearly delegated to Congress. Attacking a foreign military and kidnapping a president falls into an act of war by any definition. Trump should be removed from office by Congress. That would not be a coup. That would be a democratic removal of a corrupt president.

    • Replies: @Same old same old
    @John Johnson

    It's not even a coup in Venezuela. A coup is by definition an internal event. Trump invaded Venezuela. He might have done it with support from a 5th column, but it was an invasion, and there is no other word to describe it.

    It should also be noted that in America, the Constitution defines what is legal governance. Trump is a domestic enemy violating the Constitution. Any action necessary to remove him is legal and justified, as long as the proper procedures are followed afterwards. He does not hold any legal authority over our country.

    Replies: @John Johnson

    , @showmethereal
    @John Johnson

    I can’t speak for others…. And I can’t say about what would be the workings of any action taken against Trump.

    As to Venezuela - the last time there was a coup - it was against Chavez. His military was bought out and tried to kidnap. But the PEOPLE came out in force and the military was forced to stand down. They then tried it against Maduro with Juan Guaido and again the PEOPLE - laughed it off and said “no”. That’s why this time with Maduro the U.S. kidnapped him themselves. Trump even gave it away when he ADMITTED that traitor Nobel Prize winner Machado did NOT have enough support in Venezuela.

    Replies: @John Johnson

  • @Wokechoke
    @anonymous

    Has the US actually installed an alternative head of state yet though?

    Replies: @Red Sheep

    I read yesterday, that Stephen Miller was being sent to do the job.

  • @Colin Wright
    Trump announces Venezuela is to be an American colony.

    The White House
    @WhiteHouse
    ·
    6h
    "Venezuela is going to be purchasing ONLY American Made Products, with the money they receive from our new Oil Deal... A wise choice, and a very good thing for the people of Venezuela, and the United States." - President Donald J. Trump 🇺🇸
     

    Replies: @Commentator Mike

    Hopefully those will be reasonably priced US made products because resold Chinese made products with fake “made in USA” labels will cost 5 times more as China buys Russian oil and gas. The same for any India made products and those of some other countries. Are Chinese made goods up 5 times in price in US or is it just Trump BS? Since so much is made in China what goods will US residents be able to buy at a reasonable price themselves?

  • @Anymike
    @showmethereal

    We have our way of dealing with internal problem. Our way is often more generous and focuses on improving and redeeming people as opposed to draconian way other countries sometimes deal with the same problems. The problem is, we're not even doing it our way. We're just letting it all fester.

    The name this indifferent approach has been given is anarcho-tyranny. Over the years, the meaning of the term has morphed. What it refers to now is the idea that allowing anarchy to flourish in the lower strata has becomes a paradoxical way of controlling the same. In that way, it has become a two-fer. Anarchy represents both a paradoxical means of controlling the lower strata and a means to keeping the middle class intimidated.

    The permitted anarchy occasionally spills out of its boundaries, as in the events of 2020. But, so far so good as far as the elite is concerned.

    Replies: @showmethereal

    I don’t know…. But from what I read heroin use exploded in the U.S. in correlation to the Vietnam war…. See a pattern??? Cocaine began to flood the U.S. in the 70’s into the early 80’s – which I know for sure. That was a rich persons drug. The clandestine programs in the U.S. used the heroin trade in Asia and then cocaine in the “Americas” to fund “black ops” against mainly leftist elements. Dark arts always cause negative repercussions. People don’t like to believe such things like reaping what you sow – but there is a reason the drug problem in the U.S. is comparatively worse than anywhere else. The issue of cocaine (which crack is the cheap derivative) being an issue of proximity is not plausible. Opium comes from the other side of the world and the U.S. again had the worst heroin problem loooong before the 21st century when “fentanyl” became a buzzword. French and Italians criminal networks also got very rich – along with Asian organized crime – in sending heroin to the U.S. in the 70’s

  • @Z-man
    @Z-man

    What? No response from Ron Unz, interesting.
    Let me embellish my reply anyway.
    As far as anonymity and courage are concerned with respect to Mr. Sachs, Ron Unz says that Sachs only started talking about Izrael a few years ago and wasn't up on the Middle East until then. I think he was but let's leave it as 'better late than never'.
    Sachs, who seems like a very nice guy, who I would call a 'righteous Jew', was an renowned economist and pundit before he severely started to criticize the Zionists so he's not losing much monetarily or reputation wise at this point in his life. In fact, and I'm ignorant to the financial side of this internet (I should've monetized after all the time I've spent on it), he's probably made money commenting on most of those podcasts, especially Napolitano's. But, more power to them, as their views are more aligned with mine.
    Another thing, being Jew-ish gives Mr. Sachs even more protection from attacks from the MSM. That is something a poor slob like me wouldn't get.
    One last thing about age. It seems to me that with age people, including myself, give out their opinions more freely. I've noticed it with all the people I've discussed on these two posts. Now that's a good thing but when it comes to courage, you have to hand it to a 27 year old college dropout, Nick Fuentes, for having the balls to call out the Jew. I wish him well, as Charlie Kirk, RIP, wasn't so lucky.

    Replies: @Z-man

    Speaking of Nick Fuentes, that 27 year old college drop out, and the Jew-ish conspiracy, The International Jew, as Henry Ford called them, here’s young Nick talking about it;

    https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1CjK6LKkTv/

  • @EliteCommInc.
    @Truth Vigilante

    So using your own data sets, despite the odds against them, Ukraine has prevented Russia from achieving her military objective(s).

    Oyyyy . . . since the very first year, advocates for Russia have been repeating the failed policy of bleeding the EU, NATO and the US of resources. Here's the reality, Russia is bleedig and that is why she is escalating the war. She needs to end the coflict and in her mnd she cannot end on a stalemate. She losing and her only way out is to launch a big push -- again, given the historic failures f her big conclusive "big pushes", I am sceptical that she will prevail and that Ukraine will continue to hold her own in the conflict.


    And I am reminded this was suppsed to be over in year one. This isa classic example of moving the gal posts, a term oft thrown around these parts but apparently little understood, like not comprehending the meaning of


    "holding one's own."

    ---------------------------


    The european economy at more than 10 trillion verses the Russian economy at 2.2 trillion. It's not resources that Europe r NATO lack. It's the commitment to the fight and the risk averse actions to avoid full scale war.

    Replies: @Truth Vigilante

    Elite Communist Incorporated writes:

    So using your own data sets, despite the odds against them, Ukraine has prevented Russia from achieving her military objective(s).

    The Ukrainians have prevented nothing.
    The near entirety of the professional army that the Judeo-Ukrainian regime began the war with in Feb. 2022, is now either dead or severely maimed.

    To the extent that the Ukies claim they still have several hundred thousands men in uniform, these are old men and school boys that have been forcibly conscripted – and they offer no combat capability or morale* whatsoever.
    (*Scores of thousands are deserting).

    Knowing this, the Anglo-Zionist empire have lured tens of thousands of mercenaries from around the world, financed with freshly conjured greenbacks from the ZOG owned Federal Reserve.
    Many of whom came from the impoverished Baltic nations and regions thereabouts.
    (I recall reading that around 20,000 or so of them were Poles – most of whom have since met their maker).
    Many were former and current military men from western Europe, Britain, Australia and North America (and quite a few were ex-Special Forces).

    Click on the link below headlined ‘Over 100 British Troops in Ukraine: London Quietly Confirms’:
    https://english.pravda.ru/news/hotspots/165167-uk-secret-troops-ukraine-covert-deployment/

    That’s right. Over and above the scores of thousands of NATO/non-NATO vets that previously served in the armed forces of their respective countries and then went to fight on the Ukrainian side, there are many thousands of ACTIVE DUTY military personnel that are engaged in military operations in Ukraine.

    And, seeing as the Ukrainian military is on its last legs, the Anglo-Zionist empire have NO OTHER OPTION than to resort to this.
    BECAUSE THE UKRAINIAN ARMED FORCES ARE NO LONGER CAPABLE OF COMBAT EFFECTIVENESS.

    Lastly, like your sayan pal Jewish John’s Johnson, you bring up the B.S metrics of Russia’s GDP vs Europe (or the U.S).
    The fact of the matter is that the western currencies are artificially overvalued and propped up by the ZOG machinations in the western financial system which they control.
    Russia’s ruble meanwhile, is grossly undervalued.

    So Russia, like every other country, calculates its GDP in its own currency (rubles).
    That figures (in rubles), is then converted to USD for comparison purposes with the rest of the world.
    And because the ruble is GROSSLY undervalued and the USD (and the Euro) is likewise overvalued, you get a distorted comparison.

    So let me make an analogy. The Australian dollar (AUD) is today worth US 67 cents.
    In 2011 the AUD was worth 64% more than it is now. ie: USD $ 1.10 (10% MORE then the USD).
    Does that mean our GDP was 64% more in 2011 than it is now?

    All it means is that the ZOG financiers in the forex markets have manipulated the AUD lower over the last 15 years.

    Summary: For a given ruble expenditure, the Russians gets FAR MORE BANG FOR THEIR BUCK as far as the production of quality military hardware and munitions is concerned.

    In western Europe (which is forced to buy massively overpriced and under performing U.S weapons systems – like the F35 lemon), and especially in the U.S, for every dollar or Euro earmarked for Defence expenditure, only a small fraction actually gets to its intended destination.
    The rest is siphoned off by corrupt politicians/Defence contractors and by the ZOG miscreants.

    In other words, the GDP comparisons are meaningless.
    (The U.S and European GDP’s have a ton of financialised FLUFF within their GDP calculations).

    The U.S in particular is a House of Cards.
    When its economy, stock and bond markets implode in the very near future, and the USD concurrently loses world reserve currency status, you’ll soon see what America’s actual* GDP really is.

    (*It’ll be a hell of a lot less than it is today when expressed in terms of real money).

    • Replies: @John Johnson
    @Truth Vigilante

    Lastly, like your sayan pal Jewish John’s Johnson, you bring up the B.S metrics of Russia’s GDP vs Europe (or the U.S).

    There you go thinking about me again.

    The fact of the matter is that the western currencies are artificially overvalued and propped up by the ZOG machinations in the western financial system which they control.
    Russia’s ruble meanwhile, is grossly undervalued.

    That doesn't change total production.

    If you measured economies with a universal currency like gold then the production remains the same.

    If my country produces 50 thousand vehicles then they exist before I try to value them.

    Russia's GDP is about the same as Texas. They are not an economic superpower as many here assume. Russia is a very large nation but it is not economically analogous to America but with everything in Russian. There are huge sections with subsistence farming that have not changed much since they were taken from the Khans. Denmark actually has a larger software market than Russia. You can measure that difference without even talking about currency.

    Russia has long depended on selling gas and minerals to Western Europe while importing technology and medicine. Even during the USSR they still had to import grains at times.

    Have a look at their top exports before the war:
    https://wits.worldbank.org/CountryProfile/en/Country/RUSSIA/Year/2019/Summarytext

    RUSSIA exported Petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminou , worth 122,228,578.65 (US$ Thousands).
    RUSSIA exported Petroleum oils, etc, (excl. crude); preparation , worth 66,946,539.75 (US$ Thousands).
    RUSSIA exported Bituminous coal, not agglomerated , worth 13,616,707.63 (US$ Thousands).
    RUSSIA exported Natural gas, liquefied , worth 7,920,048.41 (US$ Thousands).
    RUSSIA exported Spelt, common wheat and meslin , worth 6,342,923.88 (US$ Thousands).

    In other words, the GDP comparisons are meaningless.

    They are not meaningless. Would you choose between an amount of gold representing .001% of the US economy or Haiti? If the number is meaningless then it shouldn't matter, right?

    , @EliteCommInc.
    @Truth Vigilante

    The GDP is the point. That should the US or even Germany alone or Spain and Portugal turn to weapons production, Russia would be left in the dust. Right now Europe is bending to Russia's empty threats. Should they make the choice to ignore the threats and prepare to take Russia on on Russian terms, that would be game up for Russia. As i say, they are simply too risk averse -- but GDP matters. And should we blockade Russia's ability to obtain weapons or engage in production - game up.

    Ukraine has not folded. I stand where came in.

    Of course there are foreign fighters aiding Ukraine. But those numbers don't come close those against Russia. The real issue is that Russia is not the fighting monster of anyone's imagination. Again, despite assessments, reassessments of men (experts) such as Inspector Scott Ritter, General McGregor and a host of others, Russia has yet to achieve her objective. Objectives that were supposed to be achieved more than five years ago.

    https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c62n922dnw7o

    https://theweek.com/news/world-news/europe/961821/who-is-winning-the-war-in-ukraine

    https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c62n922dnw7o

    of course there is this

    https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/ukraine-ceasefire-danger-europe-russia-b2893573.html

    -----------------------

    But we have been hearing this for nearly four years. Ukraine is holding her own. Given the supposed odds against here -- she is doing quite well. And if the US and EU and NATO would get it together -- it would end this year.

    I understand that the US economy grew by 3%. Now i agree, the US tax payer may not see much of that. But 5x that of the Russians is nothing to sneeze about, even it was overvalued by 50%.


    The US president shou;d wake up in my view. Whatever respect I may have for Press. Putin, he is not a friend of the US. And if we are dumping the rles based sstem, the US had etter be prepared for fights including with Russia and China.

    Replies: @Truth Vigilante

  • @Wokechoke
    @Wokechoke

    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LcKIRPmRXaM

    The Bullion frozen in London is very real.

    Replies: @xcd

    A number of countries lost their bullion to “freezing”, or to theft by invaders or “rebels”.
    Ukraine lost it in a daylight heist in 2014. Venezuela lost it in 2019. Even lapdog Germany cannot get back most of its bullion.

  • In an extraordinary opening salvo against New York City’s newly elected mayor, Zohran Mamdani, the government of Israel joined major U.S. Jewish organizations in accusing him of antisemitism following his first official actions in office. On his first day as mayor, Mamdani rescinded two executive orders issued by his predecessor, Eric Adams. One barred city...
  • @Because
    @mulga mumblebrain

    The overlords serve the Greater Israel Project, i.e., world domination. Powered by psychotic supremacists, serial mass murderers, serial liars, etc.

    Outlaw circumcision.

    Replies: @mulga mumblebrain

    Do you mean male genital mutilation?

  • Multiple blasts were reported in Venezuela’s capital early Saturday after President Trump was said to have authorized U.S. airstrikes targeting military installations and other sites. Residents of Caracas saw plumes of smoke and reported hearing aircraft flying at low altitude around 2 a.m. local time, according to the Associated Press and Reuters. Power outages were...
  • @showmethereal
    @Anymike

    The way normal countries address them is INTERNALLY. For instance there are countries where trafficking brings the death penalty. But again that is INTERNAL. They don’t go out and attack others on their soil — nor do they attempt to impose their local laws on the high seas. Instead - they fix their internal issues.

    Replies: @Anymike

    We have our way of dealing with internal problem. Our way is often more generous and focuses on improving and redeeming people as opposed to draconian way other countries sometimes deal with the same problems. The problem is, we’re not even doing it our way. We’re just letting it all fester.

    The name this indifferent approach has been given is anarcho-tyranny. Over the years, the meaning of the term has morphed. What it refers to now is the idea that allowing anarchy to flourish in the lower strata has becomes a paradoxical way of controlling the same. In that way, it has become a two-fer. Anarchy represents both a paradoxical means of controlling the lower strata and a means to keeping the middle class intimidated.

    The permitted anarchy occasionally spills out of its boundaries, as in the events of 2020. But, so far so good as far as the elite is concerned.

    • Replies: @showmethereal
    @Anymike

    I don’t know…. But from what I read heroin use exploded in the U.S. in correlation to the Vietnam war…. See a pattern??? Cocaine began to flood the U.S. in the 70’s into the early 80’s - which I know for sure. That was a rich persons drug. The clandestine programs in the U.S. used the heroin trade in Asia and then cocaine in the “Americas” to fund “black ops” against mainly leftist elements. Dark arts always cause negative repercussions. People don’t like to believe such things like reaping what you sow - but there is a reason the drug problem in the U.S. is comparatively worse than anywhere else. The issue of cocaine (which crack is the cheap derivative) being an issue of proximity is not plausible. Opium comes from the other side of the world and the U.S. again had the worst heroin problem loooong before the 21st century when “fentanyl” became a buzzword. French and Italians criminal networks also got very rich - along with Asian organized crime - in sending heroin to the U.S. in the 70’s

  • Trump announces Venezuela is to be an American colony.

    The White House
    @WhiteHouse
    ·
    6h
    “Venezuela is going to be purchasing ONLY American Made Products, with the money they receive from our new Oil Deal… A wise choice, and a very good thing for the people of Venezuela, and the United States.” – President Donald J. Trump 🇺🇸

    • Replies: @Commentator Mike
    @Colin Wright

    Hopefully those will be reasonably priced US made products because resold Chinese made products with fake "made in USA" labels will cost 5 times more as China buys Russian oil and gas. The same for any India made products and those of some other countries. Are Chinese made goods up 5 times in price in US or is it just Trump BS? Since so much is made in China what goods will US residents be able to buy at a reasonable price themselves?

  • @Commentator Mike
    @John Johnson

    For you democracy and voting is like a religion. Democracy (Western style) runs contrary to the ideology Gaddafi was promoting. Anyway Libya was run by some popular people's committees. In Benghazi University, it was the student committee that sentenced some students to death and the student committee members went into class and dragged the offending students to get hanged. I don't think Gaddafi even knew or had any control on what was going on. So if the people loved him so much that they were willing to torture and execute those who opposed him or criticised him, it's not his fault. Then they went from loving him to hating him, or so we're told. Perhaps the "rebels" were mostly import jihadis and mercenaries paid by the West. A similar thing is going on in Sudan where most of those "rebel" military units fighting the government are foreign mercenaries.

    Replies: @showmethereal

    The “rebels” in Sudan are supported by the same outsiders who supported the rebels in Syria and Libya — though split on Yemen

  • @Commentator Mike
    @showmethereal

    What about Nicaragua? I haven't heard Trump threatening Nicaragua yet. It's about time he started issuing threats at the regime in Managua. The Chinese plan to dig a canal through Nicaragua is a threat to the business of his Panama Canal.

    Trump and his cabinet are increasingly looking like a gallery of rouges out of some comic book. All that boasting and bullying is very funny. But dangerous.

    Replies: @showmethereal

    Good question…. Probably because the oil is more important. But yeah still interesting we haven’t heard Nicaragua mentioned. But yeah these bullies are clownish and dangerous at the same time.

  • @John Johnson
    @showmethereal

    Given enough money you can always find rebels willing to kill a leader.

    200,000 Libyans fought against Gaddafi in 2011. So I reject your implication that these rebels are just paid off by the West.

    Gaddafi had real enemies in his country. Not everything is a NATO conspiracy.

    Fact is Libya is a failed state now that he is gone and when he was alive it had a high human development index. But you can pretend that NATO and the Gulf Arabs are the reason he is dead now

    NATO asked the rebels to take him alive and they ignored the request.

    Gaddafi would still be alive if he allowed elections. Is it the fault of NATO that he chose to fight the rebels?

    As for "high human development index" you would have to specify what that means. Their economy did take a hit after the civil war which isn't a surprise. I'd rather have a drop in the economy if it meant getting rid of a lifetime rapist dictator.

    This is where the excuses for dictators never add up. If dictators like Assad and Gaddafi are needed for the country/stability/economy/etc then why not allow competition? If they are so great then why can't they make their case to the people? Are they that afraid of losing?

    Replies: @Commentator Mike, @showmethereal

    200,000 rebels fought… ?? Do you realize that given enough “help” you could find that percentage willing to take up arms against their own government… Including the US of A…?

    As to “why not allow competition”. I guess I don’t think like a Euro/American so I don’t think I should tell others how to run their country or what type of governmental system they should live in.

    It’s a fact Libya had a fairly high quality of life under Ghaddafi and is a failed state now.

  • @John Johnson
    @Commentator Mike

    What’s wrong if dictators provide what the people need and want?

    What happens when they don't? What happens when the people want someone new?

    Well that is the problem. The opposition ends up in torture chambers like the ones Assad used. We had posters here claiming they didn't exist. Quite a few posters here assume that third world dictators must be misunderstood victims of Western posters. They can't be assholes on their own. The dictator with a heart of gold.

    How are the Christians and Alewites doing in Syria under the replacement?

    They are doing far better than they were during Assad's civil war where he refused to step down or allow competition.

    The massive religious civil war that Scott Ritter predicted didn't happen. The current Syrian president is in fact making deals with Trump with security assurances for religious minorities.

    Christians and Muslims have been getting along just fine in Beirut for hundreds of years.

    They have somehow done it without psychopathic dictators controlling the opposition and locking away people for posting in forums like this one.

    So you think it is better that Libya reverts to the age of slavery from having one of the highest standards of living in the world?

    You'd have to provide some data on that claim.

    I am for letting people pick their leaders. If Gaddafi was so great for the people then let them vote.

    I don't see a rational explanation for why such a great leader needs to imprison and kill the opposition. He can run for office and point at all of his great accomplishments. Let the better man win.

    Without the foreign factor, the propaganda, meddling, and the funding of foreign jihadis, these countries would be doing well under their dictators.

    The left has a similar belief but with the blue eyed devil as the meddler.

    Only slight problem with these theories that many of these same countries had ruthless dictators before those meddling Whites and Westernerns. They went through the same types of rebellions without White meddlers. In fact the most tumultuous periods of the Middle East had absolutely nothing to do with Whites or Western powers. So no I don't subscribe to your Wakanda Desert theory. The Middle East before oil was mostly in the hands of nomadic tribes that would kill each other over water access. It is the White man's inventions that allow someone like Gadaffi to be rich and have an air conditioned mansion.

    Replies: @Commentator Mike

    For you democracy and voting is like a religion. Democracy (Western style) runs contrary to the ideology Gaddafi was promoting. Anyway Libya was run by some popular people’s committees. In Benghazi University, it was the student committee that sentenced some students to death and the student committee members went into class and dragged the offending students to get hanged. I don’t think Gaddafi even knew or had any control on what was going on. So if the people loved him so much that they were willing to torture and execute those who opposed him or criticised him, it’s not his fault. Then they went from loving him to hating him, or so we’re told. Perhaps the “rebels” were mostly import jihadis and mercenaries paid by the West. A similar thing is going on in Sudan where most of those “rebel” military units fighting the government are foreign mercenaries.

    • Agree: John Trout
    • Replies: @showmethereal
    @Commentator Mike

    The "rebels" in Sudan are supported by the same outsiders who supported the rebels in Syria and Libya -- though split on Yemen

  • @Wokechoke
    @showmethereal

    The supply that goes to Europe goes through Venezuela. Around 10-15% of global supply, actually.

    This is the part that the CIA may not already control.

    Replies: @showmethereal

    Thats minor. In any event – every single country in the region is involved in cocaine smuggling. Every one. The Colombians speak Spanish and can go to Spain. Others of it that passes through Venezuela gets passed along the chain to Africa before going to Europe. Again – every country along the way. Blaming Venezuela is nonsensical. Colombian cartels had such trouble after the Caribbean path became so problematic- that is how the Mexican cartels got to rich. The drug trade is business. The Colombian cartels began outsourcing the majority do the cocaine it to the Mexicans to make the final push into the U.S. .

  • @Priss Factor
    @showmethereal

    But if the US uses its military power to block trade for Russia and China, their economies will suffer.

    US has full economic access to Asia, but the US seeks to block China's access to the Americas.

    For China to secure trade routes, it needs to project military power globally. Otherwise, its business with the world, the source of China's wealth, can be disrupted.

    Putin is right to reject the old Soviet ways. But back then, Russia used the military to prop up its ideological allies. Costly with little economic benefit.
    Today, Russia needs to use the military merely to secure its global access to markets.

    Of course, if the US didn't act like a total pig, none of this would be necessary.
    Fact is the US is a disgusting pig that takes orders from even more disgusting Israel.

    Trump and Netanyahu make Hitler and Mussolini look good in comparison.

    Replies: @John Johnson, @Truth Vigilante, @showmethereal

    I hear you – but it’s just not realistic. Nobody else wants that burden of being global policeman because everyone else realizes it decreases their quality of life.
    As to China and its global trade. It’s not actually true that China relies on trade more than others. China is way down the list at 137 of 162 countries measured. The 19% as of 2023 and is likely a smaller share at the end of 2025. It’s another western myth that China would croak without exports to the west.

    https://www.theglobaleconomy.com/rankings/exports/

    China’s home market is huge. It’s next biggest market is Asia (by far largest share of exports). The west is less and less important to China’s trade. Honestly if South America and the Caribbean got cut off from trade with China – it would be those places that suffer. Even all that big mouth tough talking Milei in Argentina- who claimed he was going to cut trade with China. Rhetoric is one thing. Action is another. His actions are very different than his political speeches.

    But let’s be real here – the U.S. is in a $40 trillion debt hole because it wants to be global policeman. It’s not sustainable. Russia and China really only have to wait out the U.S. while avoiding a nuclear war.

  • @EliteCommInc.
    @showmethereal

    Hmmmm . . .

    You are misreading my comments. If you notice. I made no justifications. I am not defending US actions. I am just just stating what is what. You're query suggests an ethical dualism -- I make no such judgements. My position regarding might makes right is well staked out. I for one think it is dangerous. I am not convinced we can sustain it strategically over the long haul. And ethically, the strategy has some real problems. But the case under the gamesmanship of "sphere of influence"/"real politick" is what is now at play. By those rules which many here spent years advocating for in defending Russia's invasion have other consequences and we are seeing that being played out.

    Your understanding of Ukrainian independence -- requiring some manner of neutral guarantee/s is entirely unsupported by any agreement between Russia and Ukraine. There's not even a hint of any such understanding. Doesn't exist - never has. Not between Russia and Ukraine not between Russia ,NATO and Ukraine, not between Russia, Ukraine, and the EU, the US or any western state. Never happened - does not exist. Doesn't exist on paper. Does not exist as some manner of political social understanding.

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    The situation is far worse for Russia's invasion. Ukraine stole nothing of Russia's by becoming independent -- even giving up her nuclear deterrence. In the case of nationalization the losses to the US industries are tangible -- real in terms of immediate losses and long term investment losses.

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    That is me giving you more credit than your response warrants. Because in the real politick ---- what Ukraine did or did not do - is irrelevant. In that World, the power brokers call the shots. In Eurasia Ukraine is forced to defend he right to be a power broker of her own sovereignty. That's the game --- she can have independence if she can hold off others who attempt to deny it - period.

    The US is exercising her ability to retake by force previous investments in Venezuela oil infrastructure. It's the US choice as the power broker in her region. That's the rule. That's the rule that has unleashed Israel, the US, China makes that case regarding Taiwan. All this fuss about rules, ethics, etc --- for naught. In that scenario - no Venezuela doesn't have the might to enforce her nationalization.

    If Gaza cannot defend herself against the interests of Israel, then she had better play by Israel's rules. That's the nature of real politick. Greenland, if the US needs it, wants it --- then if she can get it by sale, by borrow or by take -- then her interests supersede those of all others.


    I am stunned that those of you who spent years defending Russia, promoting Dr. Sach's and Dr. Mearsheimer's world view -- don't understand the consequences of your choice.

    Replies: @showmethereal

    Read Ukraine’s constitution. Read what took place in the votes leading up the Gorbachev dissolving the USSR. Also look at the dismantling of nuclear weapons infrastructure in Ukraine. All pertinent to the context of Ukrainian independence and NATO.

    By contrast – Belarus – which is currently forming a union state with Russia just recently mentioned they might have given back the nukes to Russia – but it basically kept all of its weapons infrastructure- except for maybe one site. That’s why in their union state agreement Russia can put nukes back in Belarus. Different issues but come from the same root…. (Georgia would be another side bar)

    I only got interested in this after the 2014 coup (because I knew it had to be part of a dirty long term game). It would do well to use a neutral mind and check these things for yourself

    • Replies: @John Johnson
    @showmethereal

    I only got interested in this after the 2014 coup (because I knew it had to be part of a dirty long term game). It would do well to use a neutral mind and check these things for yourself

    Well since you know so much on the subject perhaps you can answer for John Trout and explain how removing a president with a vote of 380 to 0 is a coup.

    What if Congress removed Trump for corruption with a majority vote? Would that be a coup? Our constitution allows the president to be removed by a vote. Democracies normally have some type of constitutional protocol where the president can be removed during his term if he commits crimes. That is what happened in Ukraine.

    A coup is what happened in Caracas. The president was violently removed by Trump and the founders would have considered it a violation of the constitution as war powers are clearly delegated to Congress. Attacking a foreign military and kidnapping a president falls into an act of war by any definition. Trump should be removed from office by Congress. That would not be a coup. That would be a democratic removal of a corrupt president.

    Replies: @Same old same old, @showmethereal

  • @John Trout
    @John Johnson


    The Russians view most Ukrainians as “cousins”. There are a lot of family connections between Russia and Ukraine.

    Boy there is no better way to treat family than by bombing them.

    Putin has created a permanent divide between the two countries. He tried to gobble up Ukraine and instead divided the largest Slavic nations.
     
    Still peddling the old lies jewson,

    The neocons attacked Russia using the USA/NATO. They had planned to dismember Russia into nine parts each with a compliant jew overload as they have done with the USA then loot the place as they did at the fall of the USSR. To this end they had the Ukrainian armed forces trained to NATO standards with NATO equipment. They then began the provocations: Nuland spent 5 billion dollars overthrowing the Ukrainian government and supplying the AZOV battalion who did many jewish type atrocities in the Donbas resulting in 16,000 deaths of Russian speaking Ukrainians. Russia had to move to protect the Donbas.
    Christians killing Christians, the neocons were hugging themselves in ecstasy. They then pledged to "defend" Ukraine to the last Ukrainian.

    Replies: @John Johnson

    The neocons attacked Russia using the USA/NATO.

    When did that attack happen?

    Russia invaded Ukraine through Belarus on Feb 24 2022. That invasion was captured by CCTV on the bridge that was used. Did you want footage of it?

    To this end they had the Ukrainian armed forces trained to NATO standards with NATO equipment.

    You can’t even get your basic facts correct.

    Ukraine had mostly Soviet era equipment in 2022. Here it is from a Congressional report:

    The UAF relies primarily on Soviet-era and Russian equipment. (2022)
    https://www.congress.gov/crs_external_products/IF/PDF/IF12150/IF12150.2.pdf

    Most of the military aid from NATO countries came months after they were attacked.

    So you’re wrong about basic military facts and trying to lecture me on the subject.

    Nuland spent 5 billion dollars overthrowing the Ukrainian government and supplying the AZOV battalion

    Do explain using cause and effect how Nuland was able to force the Ukrainian Rada to remove president Viktor Yanukovych by a vote of 380 to 0
    https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/ukrainian-parliament-after-ousting-president-tries-to-consolidate-power-frees-prisoners/y8hjnex2d

    Was he innocent or did she somehow control their minds in that vote? If he was innocent then go ahead and explain how he was able to pay for a mansion, private zoo and luxury car collection on a middle income salary. Instead of defending himself against the charges he looted his mansion and fled to Russia by helicopter. That is on video. So was he innocent?

  • @Truth Vigilante
    @EliteCommInc.

    Elite Communist Incorporated writes:


    The Ukrainians did hold their own. I am not sure, you comprehend the meaning of the term.
     
    We've established long ago that you're not sure about a lot of things.
    Well then, let's review some stats about this ZOG orchestrated proxy war:

    1) Ukraine: 1.8 million combat deaths (and scores of thousands of mercenaries from other nations that were enticed to fight with ZOG monetary inducements - who have now also met their maker).
    In addition all the high tech weaponry sent to the Judeo-Ukrainian regime by the U.S and its NATO/non-NATO vassals, which has been turned into scrap iron by the mighty Russians not long after deployment on the battlefield.

    Click on the link below and see for yourself just how ENORMOUS the amount of weaponry and munitions was that the Ukies received - and how the Russians blew up the near entirety of it:
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_military_aid_to_Ukraine_during_the_Russo-Ukrainian_war

    2) Russia: circa 100K dead. (And simultaneously the Russians have only spent a small fraction as much on this proxy war as the Anglo-Zionist empire and her lackeys).

    Clearly, one of us does not comprehend the meaning of 'holding your own'.
    The UR readers can draw the appropriate inferences as to who that might be.

    I suggest you also click on to the link below and read the comment I posted a couple of days ago.
    It explains why it is in Russia's interests to prolong this conflict and bleed the Anglo-Zionist empire dry and collapse their economies:
    https://www.unz.com/article/new-imperial-war-the-u-s-assault-on-venezuela-exposes-a-desperate-empire/#comment-7444713

    Elite Communist also writes:


    I am in that rare category that thinks the US and NATO should have boots on the ground in Russia day one that Russia crossed the Ukrainian borders.
     
    Well of course you would.
    You are, after all, a bloodthirsty warmonger and neocon in the mould of a John McCain or a Lindsey Graham.

    You've never come across a war in your whole life that you didn't think the U.S should involve itself in, so that it could squander yet more blood and treasure in pursuit of the agenda of Malignant International Jewry.

    Replies: @EliteCommInc., @EliteCommInc., @EliteCommInc.

    So using your own data sets, despite the odds against them, Ukraine has prevented Russia from achieving her military objective(s).

    Oyyyy . . . since the very first year, advocates for Russia have been repeating the failed policy of bleeding the EU, NATO and the US of resources. Here’s the reality, Russia is bleedig and that is why she is escalating the war. She needs to end the coflict and in her mnd she cannot end on a stalemate. She losing and her only way out is to launch a big push — again, given the historic failures f her big conclusive “big pushes”, I am sceptical that she will prevail and that Ukraine will continue to hold her own in the conflict.

    And I am reminded this was suppsed to be over in year one. This isa classic example of moving the gal posts, a term oft thrown around these parts but apparently little understood, like not comprehending the meaning of

    “holding one’s own.”

    —————————

    The european economy at more than 10 trillion verses the Russian economy at 2.2 trillion. It’s not resources that Europe r NATO lack. It’s the commitment to the fight and the risk averse actions to avoid full scale war.

    • Replies: @Truth Vigilante
    @EliteCommInc.

    Elite Communist Incorporated writes:


    So using your own data sets, despite the odds against them, Ukraine has prevented Russia from achieving her military objective(s).
     
    The Ukrainians have prevented nothing.
    The near entirety of the professional army that the Judeo-Ukrainian regime began the war with in Feb. 2022, is now either dead or severely maimed.

    To the extent that the Ukies claim they still have several hundred thousands men in uniform, these are old men and school boys that have been forcibly conscripted - and they offer no combat capability or morale* whatsoever.
    (*Scores of thousands are deserting).

    Knowing this, the Anglo-Zionist empire have lured tens of thousands of mercenaries from around the world, financed with freshly conjured greenbacks from the ZOG owned Federal Reserve.
    Many of whom came from the impoverished Baltic nations and regions thereabouts.
    (I recall reading that around 20,000 or so of them were Poles - most of whom have since met their maker).
    Many were former and current military men from western Europe, Britain, Australia and North America (and quite a few were ex-Special Forces).

    Click on the link below headlined 'Over 100 British Troops in Ukraine: London Quietly Confirms':
    https://english.pravda.ru/news/hotspots/165167-uk-secret-troops-ukraine-covert-deployment/

    That's right. Over and above the scores of thousands of NATO/non-NATO vets that previously served in the armed forces of their respective countries and then went to fight on the Ukrainian side, there are many thousands of ACTIVE DUTY military personnel that are engaged in military operations in Ukraine.

    And, seeing as the Ukrainian military is on its last legs, the Anglo-Zionist empire have NO OTHER OPTION than to resort to this.
    BECAUSE THE UKRAINIAN ARMED FORCES ARE NO LONGER CAPABLE OF COMBAT EFFECTIVENESS.

    Lastly, like your sayan pal Jewish John's Johnson, you bring up the B.S metrics of Russia's GDP vs Europe (or the U.S).
    The fact of the matter is that the western currencies are artificially overvalued and propped up by the ZOG machinations in the western financial system which they control.
    Russia's ruble meanwhile, is grossly undervalued.

    So Russia, like every other country, calculates its GDP in its own currency (rubles).
    That figures (in rubles), is then converted to USD for comparison purposes with the rest of the world.
    And because the ruble is GROSSLY undervalued and the USD (and the Euro) is likewise overvalued, you get a distorted comparison.

    So let me make an analogy. The Australian dollar (AUD) is today worth US 67 cents.
    In 2011 the AUD was worth 64% more than it is now. ie: USD $ 1.10 (10% MORE then the USD).
    Does that mean our GDP was 64% more in 2011 than it is now?

    All it means is that the ZOG financiers in the forex markets have manipulated the AUD lower over the last 15 years.

    Summary: For a given ruble expenditure, the Russians gets FAR MORE BANG FOR THEIR BUCK as far as the production of quality military hardware and munitions is concerned.

    In western Europe (which is forced to buy massively overpriced and under performing U.S weapons systems - like the F35 lemon), and especially in the U.S, for every dollar or Euro earmarked for Defence expenditure, only a small fraction actually gets to its intended destination.
    The rest is siphoned off by corrupt politicians/Defence contractors and by the ZOG miscreants.
     
    In other words, the GDP comparisons are meaningless.
    (The U.S and European GDP's have a ton of financialised FLUFF within their GDP calculations).

    The U.S in particular is a House of Cards.
    When its economy, stock and bond markets implode in the very near future, and the USD concurrently loses world reserve currency status, you'll soon see what America's actual* GDP really is.

    (*It'll be a hell of a lot less than it is today when expressed in terms of real money).

    Replies: @John Johnson, @EliteCommInc.

  • @Commentator Mike
    @John Johnson

    What's wrong if dictators provide what the people need and want? Can you eat democracy? Are these democratic replacements doing better for their people? How are the Christians and Alewites doing in Syria under the replacement? So you think it is better that Libya reverts to the age of slavery from having one of the highest standards of living in the world? Without the foreign factor, the propaganda, meddling, and the funding of foreign jihadis, these countries would be doing well under their dictators. And you'd have less of the rapey refugees in the West. The West would have done better sending the few dissidents from these nations that escaped the dictators a long time ago back to face the music rather than supporting them to lead insurrections from abroad.

    Replies: @John Johnson

    What’s wrong if dictators provide what the people need and want?

    What happens when they don’t? What happens when the people want someone new?

    Well that is the problem. The opposition ends up in torture chambers like the ones Assad used. We had posters here claiming they didn’t exist. Quite a few posters here assume that third world dictators must be misunderstood victims of Western posters. They can’t be assholes on their own. The dictator with a heart of gold.

    How are the Christians and Alewites doing in Syria under the replacement?

    They are doing far better than they were during Assad’s civil war where he refused to step down or allow competition.

    The massive religious civil war that Scott Ritter predicted didn’t happen. The current Syrian president is in fact making deals with Trump with security assurances for religious minorities.

    Christians and Muslims have been getting along just fine in Beirut for hundreds of years.

    They have somehow done it without psychopathic dictators controlling the opposition and locking away people for posting in forums like this one.

    So you think it is better that Libya reverts to the age of slavery from having one of the highest standards of living in the world?

    You’d have to provide some data on that claim.

    I am for letting people pick their leaders. If Gaddafi was so great for the people then let them vote.

    I don’t see a rational explanation for why such a great leader needs to imprison and kill the opposition. He can run for office and point at all of his great accomplishments. Let the better man win.

    Without the foreign factor, the propaganda, meddling, and the funding of foreign jihadis, these countries would be doing well under their dictators.

    The left has a similar belief but with the blue eyed devil as the meddler.

    Only slight problem with these theories that many of these same countries had ruthless dictators before those meddling Whites and Westernerns. They went through the same types of rebellions without White meddlers. In fact the most tumultuous periods of the Middle East had absolutely nothing to do with Whites or Western powers. So no I don’t subscribe to your Wakanda Desert theory. The Middle East before oil was mostly in the hands of nomadic tribes that would kill each other over water access. It is the White man’s inventions that allow someone like Gadaffi to be rich and have an air conditioned mansion.

    • Troll: TitusAlone
    • Replies: @Commentator Mike
    @John Johnson

    For you democracy and voting is like a religion. Democracy (Western style) runs contrary to the ideology Gaddafi was promoting. Anyway Libya was run by some popular people's committees. In Benghazi University, it was the student committee that sentenced some students to death and the student committee members went into class and dragged the offending students to get hanged. I don't think Gaddafi even knew or had any control on what was going on. So if the people loved him so much that they were willing to torture and execute those who opposed him or criticised him, it's not his fault. Then they went from loving him to hating him, or so we're told. Perhaps the "rebels" were mostly import jihadis and mercenaries paid by the West. A similar thing is going on in Sudan where most of those "rebel" military units fighting the government are foreign mercenaries.

    Replies: @showmethereal

  • @Truth Vigilante
    @EliteCommInc.

    Elite Communist Incorporated writes:


    The Ukrainians did hold their own. I am not sure, you comprehend the meaning of the term.
     
    We've established long ago that you're not sure about a lot of things.
    Well then, let's review some stats about this ZOG orchestrated proxy war:

    1) Ukraine: 1.8 million combat deaths (and scores of thousands of mercenaries from other nations that were enticed to fight with ZOG monetary inducements - who have now also met their maker).
    In addition all the high tech weaponry sent to the Judeo-Ukrainian regime by the U.S and its NATO/non-NATO vassals, which has been turned into scrap iron by the mighty Russians not long after deployment on the battlefield.

    Click on the link below and see for yourself just how ENORMOUS the amount of weaponry and munitions was that the Ukies received - and how the Russians blew up the near entirety of it:
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_military_aid_to_Ukraine_during_the_Russo-Ukrainian_war

    2) Russia: circa 100K dead. (And simultaneously the Russians have only spent a small fraction as much on this proxy war as the Anglo-Zionist empire and her lackeys).

    Clearly, one of us does not comprehend the meaning of 'holding your own'.
    The UR readers can draw the appropriate inferences as to who that might be.

    I suggest you also click on to the link below and read the comment I posted a couple of days ago.
    It explains why it is in Russia's interests to prolong this conflict and bleed the Anglo-Zionist empire dry and collapse their economies:
    https://www.unz.com/article/new-imperial-war-the-u-s-assault-on-venezuela-exposes-a-desperate-empire/#comment-7444713

    Elite Communist also writes:


    I am in that rare category that thinks the US and NATO should have boots on the ground in Russia day one that Russia crossed the Ukrainian borders.
     
    Well of course you would.
    You are, after all, a bloodthirsty warmonger and neocon in the mould of a John McCain or a Lindsey Graham.

    You've never come across a war in your whole life that you didn't think the U.S should involve itself in, so that it could squander yet more blood and treasure in pursuit of the agenda of Malignant International Jewry.

    Replies: @EliteCommInc., @EliteCommInc., @EliteCommInc.

    There is no evidence that the US orchestrated Maiden. We have covered this suggestion from nearly every angle and every Russian talking point and they have repeatedly fallen short on the facts. That scenario just does not exist. And no number of mantras in saying it will not conjure up proof.

    ———————–

    Hmmmm, I would challemge your stats, but tha would be getting lost in the weeds or the trees.

    Holding one’s own, means:

    “to maintain your position or condition despite difficulties:”

    https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/hold-own#google_vignette

    “Although too slender and frail to play varsity football himself, Roosevelt hailed the sport as “the greatest exercise of fine moral qualities, such as resolution, courage, endurance and capacity to hold one’s own and stand up under punishment.”

    https://www.dictionary.com/browse/hold-ones-own

  • @Truth Vigilante
    @EliteCommInc.

    Elite Communist Incorporated writes:


    The Ukrainians did hold their own. I am not sure, you comprehend the meaning of the term.
     
    We've established long ago that you're not sure about a lot of things.
    Well then, let's review some stats about this ZOG orchestrated proxy war:

    1) Ukraine: 1.8 million combat deaths (and scores of thousands of mercenaries from other nations that were enticed to fight with ZOG monetary inducements - who have now also met their maker).
    In addition all the high tech weaponry sent to the Judeo-Ukrainian regime by the U.S and its NATO/non-NATO vassals, which has been turned into scrap iron by the mighty Russians not long after deployment on the battlefield.

    Click on the link below and see for yourself just how ENORMOUS the amount of weaponry and munitions was that the Ukies received - and how the Russians blew up the near entirety of it:
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_military_aid_to_Ukraine_during_the_Russo-Ukrainian_war

    2) Russia: circa 100K dead. (And simultaneously the Russians have only spent a small fraction as much on this proxy war as the Anglo-Zionist empire and her lackeys).

    Clearly, one of us does not comprehend the meaning of 'holding your own'.
    The UR readers can draw the appropriate inferences as to who that might be.

    I suggest you also click on to the link below and read the comment I posted a couple of days ago.
    It explains why it is in Russia's interests to prolong this conflict and bleed the Anglo-Zionist empire dry and collapse their economies:
    https://www.unz.com/article/new-imperial-war-the-u-s-assault-on-venezuela-exposes-a-desperate-empire/#comment-7444713

    Elite Communist also writes:


    I am in that rare category that thinks the US and NATO should have boots on the ground in Russia day one that Russia crossed the Ukrainian borders.
     
    Well of course you would.
    You are, after all, a bloodthirsty warmonger and neocon in the mould of a John McCain or a Lindsey Graham.

    You've never come across a war in your whole life that you didn't think the U.S should involve itself in, so that it could squander yet more blood and treasure in pursuit of the agenda of Malignant International Jewry.

    Replies: @EliteCommInc., @EliteCommInc., @EliteCommInc.

    Your ignorance about what I believe is on display. Or you are making things up. There are very few military engagements I have supported. Bt as you ave set the bar. List the military engagements I have supported. And in so responding, they have to add u to every military engagement.

    Go ahead have at it.

  • @EliteCommInc.
    @Truth Vigilante

    I think you are confusing my support for the US with support for US conduct. The two are not the same.


    1. The Ukrainians did hold their own. I am not sure, you comprehend the meaning of the term. Initially most , including myself, though the Russians would over run the country in six months. As it turns that assessment was incorrect. Instead, the Ukrainians hae staved off being overwhelmed and fought the Russians to a slow slugg fest.

    2. I mentioned that I leave room for propaganda, but that room is dependent on support that the numbers are just propaganda. Have support that indicates those numbers are wrong by data sets, not merely a news story - then by all means provide it.

    3. My position regarding Venezuela is clear -- I don't think they are a threat to the US period. But the strategic shift in US strategy, "sphere of influence" means our conduct can be as unsupported as Russia's cause for invasion -- we determine what the rules are -- what's best for the US. *keenly aware that there is a strong likelihood that most citizens won't see a dime from retaking the oil industry) What is accurate is that the industry in Venezuela is not operating as efficiently as it should. Improving the economy of the Venezueans, will improve their security and ours.

    4. and here is standard response: if you supported Russia's actions, then the US is well within your ethical boundaries. As the US is more justified than Russia. The US can actually point to financial losses from the nationalization of oil.

    Russian desertions:

    https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=russian+dessertion+rates&mid=97E5971393908A1DF32D97E5971393908A1DF32D&FORM=VIRE

    https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/desertion-numbers-surge-amid-russian-war-strains/ar-AA1Sn7Vj

    There's a reason the Russians are eager to hire foreigners to fight on their behalf.


    I am in that rare category that thinks the US and NATO should have boots on the ground in Russia day one that Russia crossed the Ukrainian borders.

    Replies: @Truth Vigilante, @Brad Anbro

    Your words:

    “I am in that rare category that thinks the US and NATO should have boots on the ground in Russia day one that Russia crossed the Ukrainian borders.”

    My words:

    I am in that category (as an American) that the UNITED STATES needs to close ALL of its foreign bases, bring ALL of its troops home AND start MINDING ITS OWN BUSINESS.

    Thank you.

    • Agree: John Trout
  • @John Johnson
    @JWalters

    The Russians view most Ukrainians as “cousins”. There are a lot of family connections between Russia and Ukraine.

    Boy there is no better way to treat family than by bombing them.

    Putin has created a permanent divide between the two countries. He tried to gobble up Ukraine and instead divided the largest Slavic nations.

    Russia wasn’t ready for a quick victory at the start. They put in enough force to help Donbass residents defend themselves, and try to get a peace settlement with Kiev.

    That is a ridiculous cope theory.

    So Putin sent 200 attack helicopters and tried to take an airport with the intent of a peace settlement?

    Then why did he have a 40 mile supply column headed at Kiev? Was that a military parade?

    Kiev agreed to a settlement, but it was scuttled by the Brits. That’s when the Russians realized they’d better get prepared for a serious conflict.

    There was no settlement that was reached in 2022. Putin was demanding that Ukraine hand over most of their military and also not be in NATO. So what would stop Putin from continuing to invade?

    The latest kill ratio I’ve heard is 20-1, Ukrainians to Russians.

    So a record high kill ratio, huh? Higher than any other modern war? Where did you hear that from?

    Putin wanted to minimize Russian casualties, and thus avoided a massive human wave approach.

    Then why did he open the war by bombing Kiev with cruise missiles? Why does he continue to attack Kiev with crude Shahed drones?

    Replies: @Brad Anbro, @John Trout

    The Russians view most Ukrainians as “cousins”. There are a lot of family connections between Russia and Ukraine.

    Boy there is no better way to treat family than by bombing them.

    Putin has created a permanent divide between the two countries. He tried to gobble up Ukraine and instead divided the largest Slavic nations.

    Still peddling the old lies jewson,

    The neocons attacked Russia using the USA/NATO. They had planned to dismember Russia into nine parts each with a compliant jew overload as they have done with the USA then loot the place as they did at the fall of the USSR. To this end they had the Ukrainian armed forces trained to NATO standards with NATO equipment. They then began the provocations: Nuland spent 5 billion dollars overthrowing the Ukrainian government and supplying the AZOV battalion who did many jewish type atrocities in the Donbas resulting in 16,000 deaths of Russian speaking Ukrainians. Russia had to move to protect the Donbas.
    Christians killing Christians, the neocons were hugging themselves in ecstasy. They then pledged to “defend” Ukraine to the last Ukrainian.

    • Replies: @John Johnson
    @John Trout

    The neocons attacked Russia using the USA/NATO.

    When did that attack happen?

    Russia invaded Ukraine through Belarus on Feb 24 2022. That invasion was captured by CCTV on the bridge that was used. Did you want footage of it?

    To this end they had the Ukrainian armed forces trained to NATO standards with NATO equipment.

    You can't even get your basic facts correct.

    Ukraine had mostly Soviet era equipment in 2022. Here it is from a Congressional report:

    The UAF relies primarily on Soviet-era and Russian equipment. (2022)
    https://www.congress.gov/crs_external_products/IF/PDF/IF12150/IF12150.2.pdf

    Most of the military aid from NATO countries came months after they were attacked.

    So you're wrong about basic military facts and trying to lecture me on the subject.

    Nuland spent 5 billion dollars overthrowing the Ukrainian government and supplying the AZOV battalion

    Do explain using cause and effect how Nuland was able to force the Ukrainian Rada to remove president Viktor Yanukovych by a vote of 380 to 0
    https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/ukrainian-parliament-after-ousting-president-tries-to-consolidate-power-frees-prisoners/y8hjnex2d

    Was he innocent or did she somehow control their minds in that vote? If he was innocent then go ahead and explain how he was able to pay for a mansion, private zoo and luxury car collection on a middle income salary. Instead of defending himself against the charges he looted his mansion and fled to Russia by helicopter. That is on video. So was he innocent?

  • @antibeast
    @showmethereal

    The reality is that even if the USA manages to steal Venezuela’s heavy oil, those heavy oil would still need to be processed into refined products for export to the world market. That would only result in an oil glut in the world market which would push down oil prices, thereby benefiting oil importers like China. Besides, the USA would have to make substantial investments in Venezuela’s oil industry which is in bad shape due to decades of US sanctions.

    The only economic benefit that I could think of is the fact that the USA could immediately monetize the Venezuelan oil reserves — reportedly the world’s largest — as part of the Petrodollar System. That illegal act of financial engineering would buy more time for the USD to remain the world’s dominant reserve currency for decades to come.

    In the end, Trump’s kidnapping of Maduro is yet another regime-change operation to protect the Petrodollar System by precluding China from buying Venezuelan oil in Yuan which posed a bigger threat to the USD than the heavy oil itself.

    Replies: @Vidi, @showmethereal

    You are correct…. But it’s doubtful it all goes according to their plans. We shall see global repercussions for this malfeasance in the years ahead

  • @JWalters
    @Quinn

    Fair question. Reasons I've heard for Putin going slow in Ukraine -

    1. Russia wasn't ready for a quick victory at the start. They put in enough force to help Donbass residents defend themselves, and try to get a peace settlement with Kiev. Kiev agreed to a settlement, but it was scuttled by the Brits. That's when the Russians realized they'd better get prepared for a serious conflict.

    2. The Russians view most Ukrainians as "cousins". There are a lot of family connections between Russia and Ukraine. Ukraine was part of Russia until fairly recently. The anti-Russian neo-Nazi meth freaks (e.g. the Azov battalion types) are a small, but violent minority. Putin wanted to minimize damage to Ukraine and Ukrainians while getting rid of the neo-Nazis.

    3. Putin wanted to minimize Russian casualties, and thus avoided a massive human wave approach. The latest kill ratio I've heard is 20-1, Ukrainians to Russians. The "war of attrition" strategy has reached the point where Ukraine is running out of troops, whereas Russia has a huge reserve of volunteers in the wings. The Ukrainian troops now know they are being sacrificed for corruption, while the Russian troops are highly motivated to defend their country against the West's clearly aggressive designs on their resources.

    4. Putin wanted to avoid giving the West a PR event the West could use as an excuse to launch a full NATO attack on Russia. That would have been devastating to Russia, and require Russia to devastate London, Paris, and Berlin. The Jewish imperialist financiers would be OK with that, just as they were OK with WWI and WWII. Chaos helps them stay in control. They will make money on the huge loans their puppets Starmer, Macron, and Merz are taking out to throw into the useless Ukraine war grift.

    5. By making every attempt to negotiate a peace Putin has won the respect of the entire world, outside the Jewish mafia's Collective West. The leaders of the Collective West are disrespected, and their economies are being drained by their arrogant actions. Ultimately the force of the Global Majority will isolate and defeat the Collective West, and the Jewish imperialist mafia at its center.

    Replies: @John Johnson, @Truth Vigilante, @showmethereal

    2) any Russian I know had family in Ukraine – and or had intermarriage with a Ukrainian in Russia. They explained it was all about the movement of people during the Soviet era. But apparently the Soviet era never completely stamped out the pro Nazi anti Russia crowd.

  • @Anymike
    @showmethereal

    Sorry, but you're changing the subject and even to a degree making my argument for me. The basic idea is that America is a soft target for the drug trade, not that American demand pulls drugs in against the odds.

    What the geopolitical factors? The long borders and coasts. The decentralized and diffuse law enforcement. The misery of the American lower strata and dissipation of the everyone.

    The involvement of the American intelligence apparatus in the drug trade is real. The other factors are nevertheless autonomous. Address them. If you think that the people are deliberately being weakened by the American government, you are allowed to say so.

    Replies: @showmethereal

    The way normal countries address them is INTERNALLY. For instance there are countries where trafficking brings the death penalty. But again that is INTERNAL. They don’t go out and attack others on their soil — nor do they attempt to impose their local laws on the high seas. Instead – they fix their internal issues.

    • Replies: @Anymike
    @showmethereal

    We have our way of dealing with internal problem. Our way is often more generous and focuses on improving and redeeming people as opposed to draconian way other countries sometimes deal with the same problems. The problem is, we're not even doing it our way. We're just letting it all fester.

    The name this indifferent approach has been given is anarcho-tyranny. Over the years, the meaning of the term has morphed. What it refers to now is the idea that allowing anarchy to flourish in the lower strata has becomes a paradoxical way of controlling the same. In that way, it has become a two-fer. Anarchy represents both a paradoxical means of controlling the lower strata and a means to keeping the middle class intimidated.

    The permitted anarchy occasionally spills out of its boundaries, as in the events of 2020. But, so far so good as far as the elite is concerned.

    Replies: @showmethereal

  • @Wokechoke
    @showmethereal

    Most of the Cocaine bound for Europe would go through Venezuela. Interesting to note that Britain froze Bullion like that for the Venezuelans.

    Replies: @Wokechoke

    The Bullion frozen in London is very real.

    • Replies: @xcd
    @Wokechoke

    A number of countries lost their bullion to "freezing", or to theft by invaders or "rebels".
    Ukraine lost it in a daylight heist in 2014. Venezuela lost it in 2019. Even lapdog Germany cannot get back most of its bullion.

  • Another humiliation for Putin by his “partner”.

    https://www.rt.com/news/630699-us-seizes-oil-tanker/

    Obviously US is conducting an offensive against Russia and Russian interests, as well as the same against China and Chinese interests. So what’s Putin going to do other than condemn and complain?

  • @EliteCommInc.
    @Truth Vigilante

    I think you are confusing my support for the US with support for US conduct. The two are not the same.


    1. The Ukrainians did hold their own. I am not sure, you comprehend the meaning of the term. Initially most , including myself, though the Russians would over run the country in six months. As it turns that assessment was incorrect. Instead, the Ukrainians hae staved off being overwhelmed and fought the Russians to a slow slugg fest.

    2. I mentioned that I leave room for propaganda, but that room is dependent on support that the numbers are just propaganda. Have support that indicates those numbers are wrong by data sets, not merely a news story - then by all means provide it.

    3. My position regarding Venezuela is clear -- I don't think they are a threat to the US period. But the strategic shift in US strategy, "sphere of influence" means our conduct can be as unsupported as Russia's cause for invasion -- we determine what the rules are -- what's best for the US. *keenly aware that there is a strong likelihood that most citizens won't see a dime from retaking the oil industry) What is accurate is that the industry in Venezuela is not operating as efficiently as it should. Improving the economy of the Venezueans, will improve their security and ours.

    4. and here is standard response: if you supported Russia's actions, then the US is well within your ethical boundaries. As the US is more justified than Russia. The US can actually point to financial losses from the nationalization of oil.

    Russian desertions:

    https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=russian+dessertion+rates&mid=97E5971393908A1DF32D97E5971393908A1DF32D&FORM=VIRE

    https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/desertion-numbers-surge-amid-russian-war-strains/ar-AA1Sn7Vj

    There's a reason the Russians are eager to hire foreigners to fight on their behalf.


    I am in that rare category that thinks the US and NATO should have boots on the ground in Russia day one that Russia crossed the Ukrainian borders.

    Replies: @Truth Vigilante, @Brad Anbro

    Elite Communist Incorporated writes:

    The Ukrainians did hold their own. I am not sure, you comprehend the meaning of the term.

    We’ve established long ago that you’re not sure about a lot of things.
    Well then, let’s review some stats about this ZOG orchestrated proxy war:

    1) Ukraine: 1.8 million combat deaths (and scores of thousands of mercenaries from other nations that were enticed to fight with ZOG monetary inducements – who have now also met their maker).
    In addition all the high tech weaponry sent to the Judeo-Ukrainian regime by the U.S and its NATO/non-NATO vassals, which has been turned into scrap iron by the mighty Russians not long after deployment on the battlefield.

    Click on the link below and see for yourself just how ENORMOUS the amount of weaponry and munitions was that the Ukies received – and how the Russians blew up the near entirety of it:
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_military_aid_to_Ukraine_during_the_Russo-Ukrainian_war

    2) Russia: circa 100K dead. (And simultaneously the Russians have only spent a small fraction as much on this proxy war as the Anglo-Zionist empire and her lackeys).

    Clearly, one of us does not comprehend the meaning of ‘holding your own’.
    The UR readers can draw the appropriate inferences as to who that might be.

    I suggest you also click on to the link below and read the comment I posted a couple of days ago.
    It explains why it is in Russia’s interests to prolong this conflict and bleed the Anglo-Zionist empire dry and collapse their economies:
    https://www.unz.com/article/new-imperial-war-the-u-s-assault-on-venezuela-exposes-a-desperate-empire/#comment-7444713

    Elite Communist also writes:

    I am in that rare category that thinks the US and NATO should have boots on the ground in Russia day one that Russia crossed the Ukrainian borders.

    Well of course you would.
    You are, after all, a bloodthirsty warmonger and neocon in the mould of a John McCain or a Lindsey Graham.

    You’ve never come across a war in your whole life that you didn’t think the U.S should involve itself in, so that it could squander yet more blood and treasure in pursuit of the agenda of Malignant International Jewry.

    • Replies: @EliteCommInc.
    @Truth Vigilante

    Your ignorance about what I believe is on display. Or you are making things up. There are very few military engagements I have supported. Bt as you ave set the bar. List the military engagements I have supported. And in so responding, they have to add u to every military engagement.


    Go ahead have at it.

    , @EliteCommInc.
    @Truth Vigilante

    There is no evidence that the US orchestrated Maiden. We have covered this suggestion from nearly every angle and every Russian talking point and they have repeatedly fallen short on the facts. That scenario just does not exist. And no number of mantras in saying it will not conjure up proof.




    -----------------------


    Hmmmm, I would challemge your stats, but tha would be getting lost in the weeds or the trees.

    Holding one's own, means:

    "to maintain your position or condition despite difficulties:"

    https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/hold-own#google_vignette


    "Although too slender and frail to play varsity football himself, Roosevelt hailed the sport as “the greatest exercise of fine moral qualities, such as resolution, courage, endurance and capacity to hold one’s own and stand up under punishment.”

    https://www.dictionary.com/browse/hold-ones-own

    , @EliteCommInc.
    @Truth Vigilante

    So using your own data sets, despite the odds against them, Ukraine has prevented Russia from achieving her military objective(s).

    Oyyyy . . . since the very first year, advocates for Russia have been repeating the failed policy of bleeding the EU, NATO and the US of resources. Here's the reality, Russia is bleedig and that is why she is escalating the war. She needs to end the coflict and in her mnd she cannot end on a stalemate. She losing and her only way out is to launch a big push -- again, given the historic failures f her big conclusive "big pushes", I am sceptical that she will prevail and that Ukraine will continue to hold her own in the conflict.


    And I am reminded this was suppsed to be over in year one. This isa classic example of moving the gal posts, a term oft thrown around these parts but apparently little understood, like not comprehending the meaning of


    "holding one's own."

    ---------------------------


    The european economy at more than 10 trillion verses the Russian economy at 2.2 trillion. It's not resources that Europe r NATO lack. It's the commitment to the fight and the risk averse actions to avoid full scale war.

    Replies: @Truth Vigilante

  • @showmethereal
    @Deep Thought

    In spite of the troll Smith - do note that this past victory parade in Vietnam - the Vietnamese had the Chinese military in the parade along with Laos and Cambodia. For the first time it also publicly acknowledged the contribution and sacrifices they made to help Vietnam defeat the western imperialists. So yes it took 50 years - but now they openly acknowledge. So I give credit where it is due.

    Sadly for Venezuela- they only have the Colombian militias that can offer friendly military help.

    Replies: @Commentator Mike, @Smith

    What about Nicaragua? I haven’t heard Trump threatening Nicaragua yet. It’s about time he started issuing threats at the regime in Managua. The Chinese plan to dig a canal through Nicaragua is a threat to the business of his Panama Canal.

    Trump and his cabinet are increasingly looking like a gallery of rouges out of some comic book. All that boasting and bullying is very funny. But dangerous.

    • Replies: @showmethereal
    @Commentator Mike

    Good question.... Probably because the oil is more important. But yeah still interesting we haven't heard Nicaragua mentioned. But yeah these bullies are clownish and dangerous at the same time.

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  • @Z-man
    @Ron Unz

    Woow, must've hit a nerve there Ron.
    No, I make my opinions and feelings on the International Jew apparent to my friends and relatives to the consternation and stress of my wife. And only my concern for her health makes me reign it in sometimes.
    A lawyer classmate of mine who I still deal with because his brother in law, also a classmate, is a good friend of mine, has labeled me a Nazi on many occasions.
    Funny you should ask about my name since 99% of your posters use, I forget the other more accurate word, aliases. But as a matter of fact Z is the first letter of my last name. And I've made it quite obvious on this site that I'm of Italian descent.
    I like Mearsheimer more than Sachs but he also has a wall, more like a line he won't cross. Colonel Douglas MacGregor is my favorite but even he has to qualify his comments by saying he's got a lot of good memories of working with the IDF, oy vey!
    Since the assassination of Charlie Kirk by the Mossad I've become familiar with and come to like that kid Fuentes, who smartly prefers his Italian heritage to his one quarter Mexican line. I hope he stays alive.
    I forgot to mention TuckerCarlson and Candace Owens. How many times does Carlson have to say he's not an anti Semite, oofah! Also Phil Giraldi needs a special mention since I actually send him money for his Center for the National Interest (CNI).
    Lastly I have to send a shout out to Pat Buchanan, who got me started on this internet commenting years ago. I've spent so much time commenting that I haven't spent more time trying to sell or embellish my screenplay(s). Damn you Pat! (Grin)

    Replies: @Greg Garros, @Z-man, @Z-man

    What? No response from Ron Unz, interesting.
    Let me embellish my reply anyway.
    As far as anonymity and courage are concerned with respect to Mr. Sachs, Ron Unz says that Sachs only started talking about Izrael a few years ago and wasn’t up on the Middle East until then. I think he was but let’s leave it as ‘better late than never’.
    Sachs, who seems like a very nice guy, who I would call a ‘righteous Jew’, was an renowned economist and pundit before he severely started to criticize the Zionists so he’s not losing much monetarily or reputation wise at this point in his life. In fact, and I’m ignorant to the financial side of this internet (I should’ve monetized after all the time I’ve spent on it), he’s probably made money commenting on most of those podcasts, especially Napolitano’s. But, more power to them, as their views are more aligned with mine.
    Another thing, being Jew-ish gives Mr. Sachs even more protection from attacks from the MSM. That is something a poor slob like me wouldn’t get.
    One last thing about age. It seems to me that with age people, including myself, give out their opinions more freely. I’ve noticed it with all the people I’ve discussed on these two posts. Now that’s a good thing but when it comes to courage, you have to hand it to a 27 year old college dropout, Nick Fuentes, for having the balls to call out the Jew. I wish him well, as Charlie Kirk, RIP, wasn’t so lucky.

    • Replies: @Z-man
    @Z-man

    Speaking of Nick Fuentes, that 27 year old college drop out, and the Jew-ish conspiracy, The International Jew, as Henry Ford called them, here's young Nick talking about it;

    https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1CjK6LKkTv/

  • @Truth Vigilante
    @EliteCommInc.

    Quick to defend the Anglo-Zionist empire and its warmongering, Elite Communist Incorporated dredges up some B.S articles from the ZOG owned MSM and its affiliates.

    The fact of the matter is that the mass desertion of troops from the Judeo-Ukrainian armed forces was extremely damaging for the narrative that ZOG was trying to disseminate.
    ie: that the Ukies were 'holding their own' and giving as good as they got in this proxy war.

    So, to counter those verified stories of Ukrainian mass desertion, the deceitful western media conjured up some stories of their own claiming Russian mass desertion.
    Of course, their claims are unsubstantiated - just works of fiction.

    Of course, in any major military conflict, there will always be some soldiers from both sides who crack under the pressure, who will desert.
    And, to the extent that reports can be found of a handful of Russians deserting here an there, the ZOG owned western MSM will exaggerated the numbers by two orders of magnitude.

    And gullible twits like you will lap it up as gospel - just like you believed Donald Chump's claim that Venezuela was a narco-terrorist state, and that every little boat blown up saved the lives of 25,000 Americans.

    Mr Elite Communist, have you EVER had an original thought of your own in your entire miserable life?
    Do you have to rely exclusively on what you're told by your 'betters' in Big Gubmint and the Jewish media?

    Replies: @EliteCommInc., @EliteCommInc.

    An original thought . . . . “is there anything new under the sun.”

    Laugh.

  • @Truth Vigilante
    @EliteCommInc.

    Quick to defend the Anglo-Zionist empire and its warmongering, Elite Communist Incorporated dredges up some B.S articles from the ZOG owned MSM and its affiliates.

    The fact of the matter is that the mass desertion of troops from the Judeo-Ukrainian armed forces was extremely damaging for the narrative that ZOG was trying to disseminate.
    ie: that the Ukies were 'holding their own' and giving as good as they got in this proxy war.

    So, to counter those verified stories of Ukrainian mass desertion, the deceitful western media conjured up some stories of their own claiming Russian mass desertion.
    Of course, their claims are unsubstantiated - just works of fiction.

    Of course, in any major military conflict, there will always be some soldiers from both sides who crack under the pressure, who will desert.
    And, to the extent that reports can be found of a handful of Russians deserting here an there, the ZOG owned western MSM will exaggerated the numbers by two orders of magnitude.

    And gullible twits like you will lap it up as gospel - just like you believed Donald Chump's claim that Venezuela was a narco-terrorist state, and that every little boat blown up saved the lives of 25,000 Americans.

    Mr Elite Communist, have you EVER had an original thought of your own in your entire miserable life?
    Do you have to rely exclusively on what you're told by your 'betters' in Big Gubmint and the Jewish media?

    Replies: @EliteCommInc., @EliteCommInc.

    I think you are confusing my support for the US with support for US conduct. The two are not the same.

    1. The Ukrainians did hold their own. I am not sure, you comprehend the meaning of the term. Initially most , including myself, though the Russians would over run the country in six months. As it turns that assessment was incorrect. Instead, the Ukrainians hae staved off being overwhelmed and fought the Russians to a slow slugg fest.

    2. I mentioned that I leave room for propaganda, but that room is dependent on support that the numbers are just propaganda. Have support that indicates those numbers are wrong by data sets, not merely a news story – then by all means provide it.

    3. My position regarding Venezuela is clear — I don’t think they are a threat to the US period. But the strategic shift in US strategy, “sphere of influence” means our conduct can be as unsupported as Russia’s cause for invasion — we determine what the rules are — what’s best for the US. *keenly aware that there is a strong likelihood that most citizens won’t see a dime from retaking the oil industry) What is accurate is that the industry in Venezuela is not operating as efficiently as it should. Improving the economy of the Venezueans, will improve their security and ours.

    4. and here is standard response: if you supported Russia’s actions, then the US is well within your ethical boundaries. As the US is more justified than Russia. The US can actually point to financial losses from the nationalization of oil.

    Russian desertions:

    https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=russian+dessertion+rates&mid=97E5971393908A1DF32D97E5971393908A1DF32D&FORM=VIRE

    https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/desertion-numbers-surge-amid-russian-war-strains/ar-AA1Sn7Vj

    There’s a reason the Russians are eager to hire foreigners to fight on their behalf.

    I am in that rare category that thinks the US and NATO should have boots on the ground in Russia day one that Russia crossed the Ukrainian borders.

    • Replies: @Truth Vigilante
    @EliteCommInc.

    Elite Communist Incorporated writes:


    The Ukrainians did hold their own. I am not sure, you comprehend the meaning of the term.
     
    We've established long ago that you're not sure about a lot of things.
    Well then, let's review some stats about this ZOG orchestrated proxy war:

    1) Ukraine: 1.8 million combat deaths (and scores of thousands of mercenaries from other nations that were enticed to fight with ZOG monetary inducements - who have now also met their maker).
    In addition all the high tech weaponry sent to the Judeo-Ukrainian regime by the U.S and its NATO/non-NATO vassals, which has been turned into scrap iron by the mighty Russians not long after deployment on the battlefield.

    Click on the link below and see for yourself just how ENORMOUS the amount of weaponry and munitions was that the Ukies received - and how the Russians blew up the near entirety of it:
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_military_aid_to_Ukraine_during_the_Russo-Ukrainian_war

    2) Russia: circa 100K dead. (And simultaneously the Russians have only spent a small fraction as much on this proxy war as the Anglo-Zionist empire and her lackeys).

    Clearly, one of us does not comprehend the meaning of 'holding your own'.
    The UR readers can draw the appropriate inferences as to who that might be.

    I suggest you also click on to the link below and read the comment I posted a couple of days ago.
    It explains why it is in Russia's interests to prolong this conflict and bleed the Anglo-Zionist empire dry and collapse their economies:
    https://www.unz.com/article/new-imperial-war-the-u-s-assault-on-venezuela-exposes-a-desperate-empire/#comment-7444713

    Elite Communist also writes:


    I am in that rare category that thinks the US and NATO should have boots on the ground in Russia day one that Russia crossed the Ukrainian borders.
     
    Well of course you would.
    You are, after all, a bloodthirsty warmonger and neocon in the mould of a John McCain or a Lindsey Graham.

    You've never come across a war in your whole life that you didn't think the U.S should involve itself in, so that it could squander yet more blood and treasure in pursuit of the agenda of Malignant International Jewry.

    Replies: @EliteCommInc., @EliteCommInc., @EliteCommInc.

    , @Brad Anbro
    @EliteCommInc.

    Your words:

    "I am in that rare category that thinks the US and NATO should have boots on the ground in Russia day one that Russia crossed the Ukrainian borders."

    My words:

    I am in that category (as an American) that the UNITED STATES needs to close ALL of its foreign bases, bring ALL of its troops home AND start MINDING ITS OWN BUSINESS.

    Thank you.

  • @True Blue
    @Eustace Tilley (not)

    Yeah. 50 million dollars in bribes to people in the third world will keep some anti-aircraft guns and missile batteries pretty quiet, won't they?

    Chavista? Whatever. Weak sauce.

    Replies: @Eustace Tilley (not)

    Don’t know where you get the $50 million figure from.

    The International Institute of Pie-in-the-Sky Useless Speculation gives a figure of $37.85 million.

    🐢👽🐢👽🐢👽🐢👽🐢👽🐢👽🐢👽🐢👽🐢👽🐢

  • @Poupon Marx
    @arbeit macht frei

    Stupid low class, low knowledge drivel.

    Replies: @arbeit macht frei

    thanks for your input poopoo.

  • @John Johnson
    @showmethereal

    Total nonsense. This will do nothing to stop
    The drug trade. Venezuela is a minor player in the drug trade.

    They were a player in the cocaine trade and last I read most of it still goes to European clubs after stopping in Miami.

    The problem is fentanyl and it comes from China.

    So I agree that this is not about drugs. Venezuela has the world's largest oil reserves.

    Trump wants to save his image with cheap gas and profits for Wall St. He botched the tariffs so this is Plan B.

    Replies: @showmethereal

    Player like EVERY single other country in the region. But they are a MINOR player. Even the DEA says that. And in any event – the major cocaine producer – Colombia had western friendly governments for 50 years – until their new leader. It even had U.S. troops there. Did the cocaine trade stop??? Nope!!! Just like when US troops were in Afghanistan- that is when opium production skyrocketed. So no – this has absolutely zero to do with the drug trade.

    As to fentanyl- that is lie that it comes from China. Criminal gangs buy the chemicals they use to make it from China. China doesn’t produce it itself. That’s another western propaganda lie.

    But I agree with your last paragraph…. Cheap gas and corporate profits is the motivation … and it will bring “blowback”

  • @saoirse
    @The Holy Roman Führer.


    It is never the unworkable Marxian economics or the impossible equality that is to blame, but always some out side forces that make the Marxist Utopias fail, with your ilk.
     
    Holy Roller Fuhrer has little to no reading comprehension skills. I didn't say outside forces made "Marxian" countries fail. I said, in regard to Cuba specifically, that outside forces drove Fidel Castro to the commies, who were glad to have him.
    Unlike your willfully ignorant camp of haughty fools my "ilk" recognizes that communism and capitalism are two wings on the same kosher chicken. When one system exhausts it's predatory objectives the other is offered as the cure. While they appear, superficially, to be antithetical, both are delusions that always end up shackling the people they claim to liberate.
    Ignorance is bliss and you're ecstatic!

    Replies: @showmethereal

    You are correct. Western propaganda is strong. You are correct that Fidel reached out to the U.S. first and was rebuffed – so he then turned communist. Even communist Mao reached out to the U.S. and said they wanted to work with the U.S. to balance their relationship with the Soviet Union. Mao was rejected – and we see what happened. But yeah they don’t teach those things in the west for the most part

  • @Deep Thought
    @Smith


    that’s a past policy from the traitor Shigeru Ishiba admin ..
     
    NOT as big a traitor as Nguyễn Ái Quốc!

    Mao drew a line on the 17th parallel, that made the viet victory against Amelika possible. As soon as that was done, the Ho gang turned against China which gave them the victory:


    In conclusion, as we can see from the considerable historical material outlined above, the military support provided by the People’s Republic of China, to include advisors, equipment and combat troops, was the decisive factor for the Communist Democratic Republic of Vietnam prevailing during 1949-1975 in both the First and Second Vietnam Wars. The small arms, mortars, ammunition, uniforms, tanks, artillery, radars, anti-aircraft guns, jet aircraft, trucks, and naval vessels were critical in the North Vietnamese struggle. However, what was even more critical and normally not acknowledged in the laundry list of war material is the psychological and strategic advantage provided by Communist China’s pledge to intervene in the advent of a United States invasion of North Vietnam, and communicating that pledge to the U.S. This strategic advantage in effect cannot be overstated.

    As General Westmoreland’s former G-2, or Intelligence Officer would write after the Vietnam Wars “With[out] a friendly China located adjacent to North Vietnam, there would have been little chance for a Vietnamese victory against the French, and later against the Americans and South Vietnamese.” [68] It is rather ironic that most professional historians tend to downplay or ignore China’s decisive role in North Vietnam’s victory while the military and intelligence communities, U.S. at least, are much more willing to acknowledge this fact. Perhaps this is understandable since if one acknowledges the role played by China it calls into question such Vietnam myths as the “poorly armed guerrilla” and the “military genius” of Giap, among other issues. Historians such as Xiaoming Zhang and Qiang Zhai are challenging the paradigm of accepted Vietnam history and in doing so are performing a great service.

    “Thus the highest realization of warfare is to attack the enemy plans;” according to the learned military theorist Sun-Tzu in the Art of War. [69] In respects this is exactly what the North Vietnamese, and Chinese did in both Vietnam Wars: they successfully attacked the Western powers war plans. The considerable support for the DRV by the PRC, to include a promise to intervene with massive numbers of troops in the event of an invasion of North Vietnam, effectively eliminated this course of action, and perhaps others, as potential war winning options for the West. Thus, with the support of China, on a strategic level of war the DRV was able to remain upon the offensive throughout the war, maintaining the initiative and finally achieving victory as Saigon fell in April of 1975.

    https://www.unz.com/freed/war-with-china-another-bright-idea-from-the-yankee-capital/?showcomments#comment-5104398

    Post 107
     

    Fortunately, China got it back at the Ho gang by helping Kampuchea to become Vietnam's OWN "Victnam"! :-D I was so glad to see that happen.

    Replies: @showmethereal

    In spite of the troll Smith – do note that this past victory parade in Vietnam – the Vietnamese had the Chinese military in the parade along with Laos and Cambodia. For the first time it also publicly acknowledged the contribution and sacrifices they made to help Vietnam defeat the western imperialists. So yes it took 50 years – but now they openly acknowledge. So I give credit where it is due.

    Sadly for Venezuela- they only have the Colombian militias that can offer friendly military help.

    • Thanks: Deep Thought
    • Replies: @Commentator Mike
    @showmethereal

    What about Nicaragua? I haven't heard Trump threatening Nicaragua yet. It's about time he started issuing threats at the regime in Managua. The Chinese plan to dig a canal through Nicaragua is a threat to the business of his Panama Canal.

    Trump and his cabinet are increasingly looking like a gallery of rouges out of some comic book. All that boasting and bullying is very funny. But dangerous.

    Replies: @showmethereal

    , @Smith
    @showmethereal

    Sorry but I'm no troll.

    Vietnam has never NOT said China contributed in the American war, it's just that China invaded Vietnam in '79 and we cannot trust China since.

    Talking about Cambodia and Laos, Cambodia is now in a war with Thailand, right on China's doorstep, and despite all attempts to stop it from US and China, the war continues.

    Worse of all, Chinese netizens are now calling one of the biggest pro-China govt in SEA, the Hun Sen/Hun Manet's government to be pro-US instead, quite an irony considering Cambodia always plays favor for China in the SEA sea dispute. Meanwhile, China tanks now fight against China RPGs (rocket propelled grenades not the games) in Thailand vs Cambodia, making clear the performance of both for foreign military observer.

    And Vietnam won't be helping Cambodia either, all of these brotherly military parades are for show.

    Replies: @Smith, @Deep Thought, @showmethereal

  • @Truth Vigilante
    @Priss Factor

    Piss Factor writes:


    Trump and Netanyahu make Hitler and Mussolini look good in comparison.
     
    What a silly comparison.
    Hitler and Mussolini (especially the former), look good no matter who they're compared to.

    I mean, it's not like Hitler Holocausted any ethnic/religious group during WWII, or anything remotely comparable to that.

    We KNOW that the Holohoax fable is a pack of lies conjured up by mendacious Jews.
    Only fools and shabbos goys still believe there were gas chambers used for killing humans at ANY of the German work camps.
    Or that mass shootings of Jews in the millions (in a systematic extermination conducted by the Germans), actually transpired.
     

    Replies: @Commentator Mike

    Mussolini’s nasty Italians were committing war crimes all over the place.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italian_war_crimes

  • @Commentator Mike
    The great Pepe has spoken. Many contradictions in what he's saying - could it be the dope talking?

    https://www.youtube.com/live/diAXk_jN6NE?si=5XoOTEt8zLhST5rZ

    Why wasn't the great Bolivarian revolutionist Maduro living in a favela surrounded by his supporters? The narco street gangs would have put up more of a resistance than his highly paid army and bodyguards.

    Replies: @Commentator Mike

    Hey Pepe, if that sign flashed at the UN will lead to massive Latino revolt against the gringos, then how come you predict the extreme right will win the next Brazilian election?

  • @EliteCommInc.
    @Truth Vigilante

    "An "entire regiment" of more than 1,000 soldiers left the 20th Guards Motor Rifle Division of the Russian Armed Forces stationed in Volgograd amid rising tensions in the Russia-Ukraine war, according to the Russian investigative outlet iStories."

    https://www.newsweek.com/russian-army-division-hit-desertions-whole-regiment-report-1988712

    --------

    "Since Moscow’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine began, at least 50,000 Russian soldiers have fled the army, according to leaked Defense Ministry documents from 2024. Now, in the war’s fourth year, court cases against troops who’ve gone AWOL in southern Russia and the North Caucasus aren’t slowing down — they’re increasing."


    The propaganda war is on, so i make room for media manipulation.


    https://meduza.io/en/feature/2025/10/08/for-the-defense-ministry-people-are-garbage

    Replies: @Truth Vigilante

    Quick to defend the Anglo-Zionist empire and its warmongering, Elite Communist Incorporated dredges up some B.S articles from the ZOG owned MSM and its affiliates.

    The fact of the matter is that the mass desertion of troops from the Judeo-Ukrainian armed forces was extremely damaging for the narrative that ZOG was trying to disseminate.
    ie: that the Ukies were ‘holding their own’ and giving as good as they got in this proxy war.

    So, to counter those verified stories of Ukrainian mass desertion, the deceitful western media conjured up some stories of their own claiming Russian mass desertion.
    Of course, their claims are unsubstantiated – just works of fiction.

    Of course, in any major military conflict, there will always be some soldiers from both sides who crack under the pressure, who will desert.
    And, to the extent that reports can be found of a handful of Russians deserting here an there, the ZOG owned western MSM will exaggerated the numbers by two orders of magnitude.

    And gullible twits like you will lap it up as gospel – just like you believed Donald Chump’s claim that Venezuela was a narco-terrorist state, and that every little boat blown up saved the lives of 25,000 Americans.

    Mr Elite Communist, have you EVER had an original thought of your own in your entire miserable life?
    Do you have to rely exclusively on what you’re told by your ‘betters’ in Big Gubmint and the Jewish media?

    • Replies: @EliteCommInc.
    @Truth Vigilante

    I think you are confusing my support for the US with support for US conduct. The two are not the same.


    1. The Ukrainians did hold their own. I am not sure, you comprehend the meaning of the term. Initially most , including myself, though the Russians would over run the country in six months. As it turns that assessment was incorrect. Instead, the Ukrainians hae staved off being overwhelmed and fought the Russians to a slow slugg fest.

    2. I mentioned that I leave room for propaganda, but that room is dependent on support that the numbers are just propaganda. Have support that indicates those numbers are wrong by data sets, not merely a news story - then by all means provide it.

    3. My position regarding Venezuela is clear -- I don't think they are a threat to the US period. But the strategic shift in US strategy, "sphere of influence" means our conduct can be as unsupported as Russia's cause for invasion -- we determine what the rules are -- what's best for the US. *keenly aware that there is a strong likelihood that most citizens won't see a dime from retaking the oil industry) What is accurate is that the industry in Venezuela is not operating as efficiently as it should. Improving the economy of the Venezueans, will improve their security and ours.

    4. and here is standard response: if you supported Russia's actions, then the US is well within your ethical boundaries. As the US is more justified than Russia. The US can actually point to financial losses from the nationalization of oil.

    Russian desertions:

    https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=russian+dessertion+rates&mid=97E5971393908A1DF32D97E5971393908A1DF32D&FORM=VIRE

    https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/desertion-numbers-surge-amid-russian-war-strains/ar-AA1Sn7Vj

    There's a reason the Russians are eager to hire foreigners to fight on their behalf.


    I am in that rare category that thinks the US and NATO should have boots on the ground in Russia day one that Russia crossed the Ukrainian borders.

    Replies: @Truth Vigilante, @Brad Anbro

    , @EliteCommInc.
    @Truth Vigilante

    An original thought . . . . "is there anything new under the sun."


    Laugh.

  • The great Pepe has spoken. Many contradictions in what he’s saying – could it be the dope talking?

    https://www.youtube.com/live/diAXk_jN6NE?si=5XoOTEt8zLhST5rZ

    Why wasn’t the great Bolivarian revolutionist Maduro living in a favela surrounded by his supporters? The narco street gangs would have put up more of a resistance than his highly paid army and bodyguards.

    • Replies: @Commentator Mike
    @Commentator Mike

    Hey Pepe, if that sign flashed at the UN will lead to massive Latino revolt against the gringos, then how come you predict the extreme right will win the next Brazilian election?

  • @Vidi
    @antibeast


    The reality is that even if the USA manages to steal Venezuela’s heavy oil, those heavy oil would still need to be processed into refined products for export to the world market. That would only result in an oil glut in the world market which would push down oil prices, thereby benefiting oil importers like China. Besides, the USA would have to make substantial investments in Venezuela’s oil industry which is in bad shape due to decades of US sanctions.
     
    I have done some thinking ... What are the chances that an insurgency will grow in Venezuela? "They have come to steal our country's wealth" would likely be a devastatingly effective recruiting slogan for insurgents. Would US oil companies invest billions of dollars, maybe tens of billions, on new facilities that resistance fighters can blow up with missiles?

    Replies: @antibeast

    I have done some thinking … What are the chances that an insurgency will grow in Venezuela? “They have come to steal our country’s wealth” would likely be a devastatingly effective recruiting slogan for insurgents. Would US oil companies invest billions of dollars, maybe tens of billions, on new facilities that resistance fighters can blow up with missiles?

    That’s the $18T question as Venezuela has the world’s largest oil reserves with 300B bbl at $60/bbl. Given the size of Venezuela’s oil reserves, the USA has no choice but to seize control of Venezuelan oil in order to monetize those energy resources as part of the Petrodollar System. Otherwise, China could access those energy resources which would have become part of the Yuan Zone.

    However, Trump’s kidnapping of Maduro is not enough. The US military would have to invade Venezuela with boots on the ground in order to seize control of Venezuelan oil. The Trump Administration has no way of pacifying the pro-Maduro and anti-American Chavista forces in Venezuela which could potentially result in a Vietcong-style Venezuelan insurgency. The ensuing political instability could drag the Trump Administration into another Vietnam-style quagmire in trying to capitalize those energy resources.

    From from being “mission accomplished”, Venezuela could turn into another Vietnam for the USA.

    • Agree: Vidi, xcd
    • Replies: @Vidi
    @antibeast


    From from being “mission accomplished”, Venezuela could turn into another Vietnam for the USA.
     
    I thought an insurgency might erupt in Venezuela. Well, it seems to be happening already. According to the Guardian today (link)

    The United States has urged its citizens to leave Venezuela immediately amid reports that armed paramilitaries are trying to track down US citizens
     
    Things are happening faster than I can think!
  • @Priss Factor
    @showmethereal

    But if the US uses its military power to block trade for Russia and China, their economies will suffer.

    US has full economic access to Asia, but the US seeks to block China's access to the Americas.

    For China to secure trade routes, it needs to project military power globally. Otherwise, its business with the world, the source of China's wealth, can be disrupted.

    Putin is right to reject the old Soviet ways. But back then, Russia used the military to prop up its ideological allies. Costly with little economic benefit.
    Today, Russia needs to use the military merely to secure its global access to markets.

    Of course, if the US didn't act like a total pig, none of this would be necessary.
    Fact is the US is a disgusting pig that takes orders from even more disgusting Israel.

    Trump and Netanyahu make Hitler and Mussolini look good in comparison.

    Replies: @John Johnson, @Truth Vigilante, @showmethereal

    Piss Factor writes:

    Trump and Netanyahu make Hitler and Mussolini look good in comparison.

    What a silly comparison.
    Hitler and Mussolini (especially the former), look good no matter who they’re compared to.

    I mean, it’s not like Hitler Holocausted any ethnic/religious group during WWII, or anything remotely comparable to that.

    We KNOW that the Holohoax fable is a pack of lies conjured up by mendacious Jews.
    Only fools and shabbos goys still believe there were gas chambers used for killing humans at ANY of the German work camps.
    Or that mass shootings of Jews in the millions (in a systematic extermination conducted by the Germans), actually transpired.

    • Replies: @Commentator Mike
    @Truth Vigilante

    Mussolini's nasty Italians were committing war crimes all over the place.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italian_war_crimes

  • @John Johnson
    @Commentator Mike

    You're blaming the Russian invasion on the Ukrainians that wanted their corrupt president removed?

    Should people around the world keep corrupt presidents in power?

    The pro-Russian Yanukovych was removed in 2014 for corruption.

    Zelensky was elected in 2019 and defeated the pro-NATO candidate.

    Putin never said the invasion was about Maidan. He said it was about stopping the Eastward expansion of NATO. In fact he originally decreed that the LPR/DPR would be independent countries but then changed his mind after failing to take all of Ukraine. His original plan was to eliminate Ukraine and carve out two puppet states like Belarus.

    A Russian general recently confirmed the plan was in fact to take the entire country with a decapitation attack so all the Putin defenders can cut the bullshit "dey was just negotiating with tanks" cope that Larry Johnson was promoting.

    When this war is over more information will come out that completely cut through any excuses from Putin or his defenders. This is Russian imperialism and will enter the history books as such. In is not the fault of Ukrainians who in 2014 wanted their corrupt president removed. I consider Trump to be corrupt and would support his removal by Congress. In fact I think he should be removed on Venezuela alone as I view that as a clear violation of the constitution.

    Replies: @EliteCommInc.

    Generally agree. Though, Pres Putin did say that the Ukrainian government was not legitimate. And therefore previous agreements were no longer in standing.

    But his intentions were clear as far back as 2000’s when he told Pres Bush, Ukraine was not a real country.

  • @Priss Factor
    @John Johnson

    As if the other side was/is any less corrupt.

    Speaking of corruption, how come US politicians who make 100,000s a year end up earning millions and millions, even hundreds of millions?

    How much is Obama worth now? Over a billion? How did that happen?

    How much as Trump raked in with bitcoin and the like?

    Gimme a break about corruption.

    Replies: @John Johnson, @EliteCommInc.

    Excuse me, but corruption was one of the supposed reasons for the invasion. Small problem — corruption in Ukraine is Ukraine’s problem, not that of Russia.

  • @John Johnson
    @showmethereal

    Given enough money you can always find rebels willing to kill a leader.

    200,000 Libyans fought against Gaddafi in 2011. So I reject your implication that these rebels are just paid off by the West.

    Gaddafi had real enemies in his country. Not everything is a NATO conspiracy.

    Fact is Libya is a failed state now that he is gone and when he was alive it had a high human development index. But you can pretend that NATO and the Gulf Arabs are the reason he is dead now

    NATO asked the rebels to take him alive and they ignored the request.

    Gaddafi would still be alive if he allowed elections. Is it the fault of NATO that he chose to fight the rebels?

    As for "high human development index" you would have to specify what that means. Their economy did take a hit after the civil war which isn't a surprise. I'd rather have a drop in the economy if it meant getting rid of a lifetime rapist dictator.

    This is where the excuses for dictators never add up. If dictators like Assad and Gaddafi are needed for the country/stability/economy/etc then why not allow competition? If they are so great then why can't they make their case to the people? Are they that afraid of losing?

    Replies: @Commentator Mike, @showmethereal

    What’s wrong if dictators provide what the people need and want? Can you eat democracy? Are these democratic replacements doing better for their people? How are the Christians and Alewites doing in Syria under the replacement? So you think it is better that Libya reverts to the age of slavery from having one of the highest standards of living in the world? Without the foreign factor, the propaganda, meddling, and the funding of foreign jihadis, these countries would be doing well under their dictators. And you’d have less of the rapey refugees in the West. The West would have done better sending the few dissidents from these nations that escaped the dictators a long time ago back to face the music rather than supporting them to lead insurrections from abroad.

    • Agree: showmethereal
    • Replies: @John Johnson
    @Commentator Mike

    What’s wrong if dictators provide what the people need and want?

    What happens when they don't? What happens when the people want someone new?

    Well that is the problem. The opposition ends up in torture chambers like the ones Assad used. We had posters here claiming they didn't exist. Quite a few posters here assume that third world dictators must be misunderstood victims of Western posters. They can't be assholes on their own. The dictator with a heart of gold.

    How are the Christians and Alewites doing in Syria under the replacement?

    They are doing far better than they were during Assad's civil war where he refused to step down or allow competition.

    The massive religious civil war that Scott Ritter predicted didn't happen. The current Syrian president is in fact making deals with Trump with security assurances for religious minorities.

    Christians and Muslims have been getting along just fine in Beirut for hundreds of years.

    They have somehow done it without psychopathic dictators controlling the opposition and locking away people for posting in forums like this one.

    So you think it is better that Libya reverts to the age of slavery from having one of the highest standards of living in the world?

    You'd have to provide some data on that claim.

    I am for letting people pick their leaders. If Gaddafi was so great for the people then let them vote.

    I don't see a rational explanation for why such a great leader needs to imprison and kill the opposition. He can run for office and point at all of his great accomplishments. Let the better man win.

    Without the foreign factor, the propaganda, meddling, and the funding of foreign jihadis, these countries would be doing well under their dictators.

    The left has a similar belief but with the blue eyed devil as the meddler.

    Only slight problem with these theories that many of these same countries had ruthless dictators before those meddling Whites and Westernerns. They went through the same types of rebellions without White meddlers. In fact the most tumultuous periods of the Middle East had absolutely nothing to do with Whites or Western powers. So no I don't subscribe to your Wakanda Desert theory. The Middle East before oil was mostly in the hands of nomadic tribes that would kill each other over water access. It is the White man's inventions that allow someone like Gadaffi to be rich and have an air conditioned mansion.

    Replies: @Commentator Mike

  • @Smith
    @Deep Thought

    Righto.

    Jews look white to the Chinese and Man look like Han to white people.

    Well, good luck with your government's measures to clamp down on "Han supremacist" for the benefit of the "people in China" (what is even the Chinese at this point?), I want no part of that.

    Replies: @Deep Thought

    China follows its OWN path for development.

    I want no part of that.

    You are NOT invited.

    Some people still gatecrashes:

    Google AI

    Yes, Vietnam has closely followed China’s development path, adopting market-oriented reforms (Doi Moi) similar to China’s opening up, focusing on manufacturing, export-led growth, attracting foreign investment, and maintaining state control, resulting in rapid poverty reduction and high economic growth, though Vietnam often serves as a “China+1” alternative for diversifying global supply chains. Both nations share Confucian roots, socialist-influenced systems, and prioritize long-term planning, making China a significant, albeit sometimes competitive, model for Vietnam’s economic modernization.