from RT:
Brussels would do anything to avoid accountability for the billions of euros sent to Kiev, the Hungarian foreign minister has said
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto has accused Brussels bureaucrats of clinging to a “failed pro-war policy” in a desperate attempt to delay the moment when European taxpayers begin asking where the money spent on bankrolling Kiev has gone.
from 21st Century Wire:
On Thursday, President Vladimir Putin inaugurated a nuclear-powered submarine outfitted with hypersonic Zircon missiles, which can travel at speeds significantly exceeding that of sound. According to Russian news agencies, which cited a video feed from the Arctic port of Murmansk, Putin commissioned the submarine, named “Perm” after a city in the Ural region.
“Management with the participation of the United States, European countries and Russia’s partners would allow elections to be held, a new government to be formed that would receive a mandate of trust from the population. And with such leadership, it would be possible to negotiate a peace agreement”.
by Niamh Harris, The Peoples Voice:
The Russian Foreign Ministry has claimed that Britain and France actively aided Ukraine in a strike on the Sudzha pipeline infrastructure in Russia’s Kursk Region on Friday.
According to Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova, the guidance and targeting of the strikes were conducted using French satellite systems, while UK specialists provided the coordinate input and carried out the launch.
from InfoWars:
Major escalation taking place as globalists set to place NATO troops in Ukraine.
Alex Jones breaks down alarming developments as the UK and France agree to send troops to Ukraine, which will end up escalating the conflict into an all-out global fight if NATO troops are killed in battle.
from The National Pulse:
What Happened: Prime Minister Mark Carney declared that Canada and the United States’ era of extensive economic, security, and military ties has ended.
Who’s Involved: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump.
Where & When: Ottawa, Thursday.
Key Quote: Carney stated, “The old relationship we had with the United States based on deepening integration of our economies and tight security and military cooperation is over.”
Impact: The announcement comes following Trump’s decision to impose significant tariffs on autos, affecting trade dynamics and prompting diplomatic communications between Canada and the United States.
by Arjun Walia, The Pulse:
There are several examples of physical evidence which exist to support the idea that giants once roamed the Earth. For example, stored in the vaults of the medical school at WITS University, Johannesburg, there is part of an upper leg bone with a hip joint that would have stood approximately 12 feet tall. It’s been there since the early 1960’s and was found by miners in Northern Namibia. It is one of the most precious and rare specimens available today that indicates the existence of giants in Southern Africa more than 40,000 years ago.
by Daniel Greenfield, FrontPage Mag:
Will it change anything?
My interest in declassifying the JFK papers couldn’t be measured by a microscope. I predicted that there would be nothing there and… surprise, there was nothing there. Not that it would matter if there was anything. Ditto for UFO’s, Bigfoot or anything else you want. Frankly, we live in a world where there’s an audio tape of MLK at a gang rape and it has changed absolutely nothing including his annual day off work.
by Martin Armstrong, Armstrong Economics:
Few know that Bill Gates heavily lobbied for the Inflation Reduction Act, which former President Joe Biden later admitted was intended to combat climate change and not inflation. Gates met with key lawmakers like Senator Joe Manchin ahead of the 2022 legislation. Another tool utilized by Gates was Breakthrough Energy, a venture fund he established in 2015 to promote net zero policies. The group recently laid off most of their employees in Washington, D.C., as Gates shifts methods for “climate” advocacy.
“We need to go from 51 billion tons of emissions per year to zero,” Breakthrough Energy stated on its website. “The only way to avoid the worst impacts of climate change is to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions from 51 billion tons a year, where they are now, to net-zero—and we need to do it by 2050. That means we need unprecedented technological transformations in almost every sector of modern life.”
from RT:
Many organizations “refuse” to respond, spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said
The international community’s failure to respond to the killings of Russian journalists by Ukraine is inexcusable, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Tuesday.
On Monday, three members of a Russian news crew were killed in a Ukrainian attack while reporting from the Lugansk People’s Republic.
The incident marked the latest in a series of deaths of Russian media workers since the escalation of the Ukraine conflict in 2022.
by Mitch Feierstein, News Max:
In 2024, the EU’s gross domestic product, which is the sum of the GDPs of its 27 member states, reached $19 trillion. The EU’s GDP makes it the world’s second-largest economy and it is the USA’s largest international trading partner. China’s GDP was approximately $18 trillion, making it the world’s third-largest economy, while the USA held the largest GDP at $29 trillion in 2024.
Germany is the EU’s largest driver of economic growth. Its GDP in 2023 was $4.6 trillion, Germany’s is the largest of the EU’s 27 member states.
by Ian Proud, Strategic Culture:
Western politicians and journalists constantly tell us that President Putin cannot be trusted, and that, under no circumstances should anyone strike a deal with him. But in response to that rhetorical question, I always ask, ‘do you think that he trusts us?’
Trust is a two way thing and it must be built on small gestures and mutual respect. And it is so much more complicated building trust with people of different cultures, languages and worldviews etc.
Right back in 2014, a colleague and friend in the Russian Presidential Administration told me that it would take at least a decade to rebuild the trust lost over the Maidan and Yanukovych’s ouster.
by Joseph P. Farrell, Giza Death Star:
Every regular reader of this website probably already knew that I would be blogging about this story this week. In fact, I think the website established a new unofficial record for the amount of people from all over the world who sent various versions of this story to me. So before we get down to my speculations and concerns about the story, a very big thank you to all of you who took the time to send various articles and links to it. If I were to follow my usual practice of listing the initials of people who did so in order to thank them for doing so, we’d be here all day, and I’d never get around to the actual story and commentary. So once again: a very big thank you to all of you. This website is, after all, named after the first three “Great Pyramid” books I did as a writer and author in the so-called “alternative research” community – The Giza Death Star trilogy, and the more recent “updated and revised version” of those books, The Giza Death Star Revisited.
by Gerald Celente, Activist Post:
Israel Katz, the IDF head, says the ‘game has changed’ in Gaza
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is particularly bold these days because he owns the occupant inside the White House, warned Gazans that the airstrikes that killed at least 430 — including reportedly more than 130 children — has only just begun.
Netanyahu blamed Hamas for refusing to release the remaining Israeli hostages and said: “I promised you many times… if Hamas persists in its refusal and does not release our hostages, we will return to fighting. And indeed, we have returned to fighting – we have returned to fighting with intensity,” Haaretz reported.
by Chris Menahan, Information Liberation:
Ukraine’s invasion of Kursk was “all for nothing” now that Russia has pushed Ukrainian forces back to the border, according to NBC News’ Keir Simmons.
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