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After the fall of the Kiev regime, Zelensky must be brought to Russia for trial. If that should prove impossible, he should be eliminated in the field.
Our animal friends.
I examined Macron’s very peculiar background on the blog 7 years ago, in 2019: see
[“Lavrov: Ukraine no longer exists – it has abandoned all the principles for which we recognized it as a state.
“THE KYIV REGIME HAS ERASED THE LEGAL FOUNDATIONS ON WHICH MOSCOW RECOGNIZED UKRAINE.”
Sergey LAVROV: “Russia will not pause its special operation during the peace process in Ukraine. If Vladimir Zelensky wants a meeting, let him come to Moscow. That is already a significant gesture of goodwill on our part. Because he has not yet canceled his decree banning negotiations.”
Russia recognized Ukraine at the time of the collapse of the USSR based on its Declaration of Independence from 1990. In that document, the Verkhovna Rada (the Ukrainian parliament) pledged that the country would be non-nuclear, neutral, and non-aligned. The Kyiv regime is currently ignoring all three of these fundamental commitments, effectively nullifying the old agreements between the countries.“]
Ukraine has never really been a state. In its past 35 years of nominal statehood, it has always been a fake state and/or failed state. Now, it exists purely by reason of Western resupply of arms, ammunition, and money. Take those away, and it falls within a month, possibly within a week.
Israeli Jew war criminal. It would be wonderful if a missile landed on him and his evil tribe.
Britain should be cultivating better relations with Russia and, as one result, getting cheap gas and maybe also oil from Russia, as well as a huge market for British goods and services.
Stop poking the Bear…
Interesting and possibly significant.
That bastard Sikorski again. Married to the Jewish writer Anne Applebaum. A dyed-in-the-wool ZOG/NWO puppet.
I think that his character is shown in his features.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rados%C5%82aw_Sikorski
Reform’s biggest and best point has nothing to do with Reform itself but with the hatred and contempt felt nationwide against LibLabCon.
Britische Freikorps.
Get the bastard up against a wall. Wall. Squad. End.
To me, that shows mainly that “Who-He?” Burnham has no very interesting ideas or policies, is seen as boring (even if less offensive than Starmer-stein) and is also seen as merely a “continuity Labour-label” and (in real political terms) unmandated Prime Minister, a Prime Minister in name only.
As to Owen Jones, the now-affluent “licensed Bolshevik” pseudo-revolutionary, I assessed him on the blog many years ago: see
Fairly interesting vlog post about North Korea (mainly Pyongyang)
A near-autarky in a fairly small country (smaller than England, one-and-a-half times the size of Scotland) is hard to implement successfully. Then of course there is the lack of personal freedom aspect.
I was struck by the depth of the Pyongyang metro system, at over 300 ft deep about 3 or 4 times the depth of the London Underground (the deepest London station is Hampstead, just under 200 ft deep).
Presumably, the Pyongyang metro is also meant to be a mass bomb shelter.
…and one about Japan
Ian Robert Millard 