https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZQv9iHQuSM
 
On Dialogue Works, Michael Hudson and Richard Wolf are just flat out brutal.   Their predictions for the short term future of Europe are not rosy at all.  And, since the European plan for success is to break up Russia into tiny pieces and take Russian resources for European prosperity, and for UK to be a financial superpower without the industry to support the financial industries (like the US is doing), well Europe will continue to decline.
 
They talk about how Trump has successfully gotten Europe to speed up their own decline by moving factories and investment from Europe to the US.  An unspoken conclusion is that this will only be a temporary help for the US. 

Posted by: Woke American | Dec 4 2025 21:23 utc | 204

Posted by: Woke American | Dec 4 2025 21:23 utc | 204

 
Kaja Kallas said Russia needs to be broken into small countries, but I think she was actually meaning EU needs to be broken into smaller pieces – you know, like France, Germany, Italy etc.

Posted by: unimperator | Dec 4 2025 23:06 utc | 206

@unimperator 206
 
You made me laugh 🙂  There was a time when the EU was a possible good thing.  It got corrupted beyond belief.  All of Europe will pay a huge price for this corruption, even European nations that are not a part of the EU.
 
Europe:  a territory with lots of different ethnicities.  Russia:  a territory with lots of different ethnicities.  China:  a territory with lots of different ethnicities.
 
Of the 3, only Europe is breaking into pieces.

Posted by: Woke American | Dec 5 2025 1:35 utc | 208

Posted by: karlof1 | Dec 4 2025 22:55 utc |205
 
Thanks, karlof1, for the lengthy essay on the interplay between the US and Japan with respect to the latter’s interpretation of the ‘Munroe Doctrine’ as it applied to relations between Japan and China.  That Japan was using such an interpretation as suited them took me to Munroe’s address to Congress that had been considered the source of that Doctrine.  Here is how he states it:
 

…The citizens of the United States cherish sentiments the most friendly in favor of the liberty and happiness of their fellow men on that side of the Atlantic. In the wars of the European powers in matters relating to themselves we have never taken any part, nor does it comport with our policy so to do.
 
It is only when our rights are invaded or seriously menaced that we resent injuries or make preparation for our defense. With the movements in this hemisphere we are of necessity more immediately connected, and by causes which must be obvious to all enlightened and impartial observers.
 
The political system of the allied powers is essentially different in this respect from that of America. This difference proceeds from that which exists in their respective Governments; and to the defense of our own, which has been achieved by the loss of so much blood and treasure, and matured by the wisdom of their most enlightened citizens, and under which we have enjoyed unexampled felicity, this whole nation is devoted.
 
We owe it, therefore, to candor and to the amicable relations existing between the United States and those powers to declare that we should consider any attempt on their part to extend their system to any portion of this hemisphere as dangerous to our peace and safety. With the existing colonies or dependencies of any European power we have not interfered and shall not interfere, but with the Governments who have declared their independence and maintained it, and whose independence we have, on great consideration and on just principles, acknowledged, we could not view any interposition for the purpose of oppressing them, or controlling in any other manner their destiny, by any European power in any other light than as the manifestation of an unfriendly disposition toward the United States.
 
In the war between those new Governments and Spain we declared our neutrality at the time of their recognition, and to this we have adhered, and shall continue to adhere, provided no change shall occur which, in the judgment of the competent authorities of this Government, shall make a corresponding change on the part of the United States indispensable to their security.
 
The late events in Spain and Portugal shew that Europe is still unsettled. Of this important fact no stronger proof can be adduced than that the allied powers should have thought it proper, on any principle satisfactory to themselves, to have interposed by force in the internal concerns of Spain. To what extent such interposition may be carried, on the same principle, is a question in which all independent powers whose governments differ from theirs are interested, even those most remote, and surely none more so than the United States.
 
Our policy in regard to Europe, which was adopted at an early stage of the wars which have so long agitated that quarter of the globe, nevertheless remains the same, which is, not to interfere in the internal concerns of any of its powers; to consider the government de facto as the legitimate government for us; to cultivate friendly relations with it, and to preserve those relations by a frank, firm, and manly policy, meeting in all instances the just claims of every power, submitting to injuries from none.
 
But in regard to those continents circumstances are eminently and conspicuously different. It is impossible that the allied powers should extend their political system to any portion of either continent without endangering our peace and happiness; nor can anyone believe that our southern brethren, if left to themselves, would adopt it of their own accord. It is equally impossible, therefore, that we should behold such interposition in any form with indifference. If we look to the comparative strength and resources of Spain and those new Governments, and their distance from each other, it must be obvious that she can never subdue them. It is still the true policy of the United States to leave the parties to themselves, in the hope that other powers will pursue the same course….

 
My thought after reading through your presentation, karlof1, was that Trump in his actions in Venezuela is behaving as did the Japanese, as far as non-adherence to Monroe’s actual  stated policy.   The term ‘spheres of influence’ does have a dark side to it, which Trump is adopting.   Whereas China itself  has done far better with Belt and Road, BRICS and the like.
 
Thanks very much for your work.  [I hope I have spaced the insert correctly; if not, my apologies.]

Posted by: juliania | Dec 5 2025 5:03 utc | 210

From ZH
 
Did China Trigger A “DeepSeek Moment” In Hypersonic Missiles
 

China has triggered a “DeepSeek moment” in hypersonic weapons, unveiling cement-coated Mach-7 missiles that can be mass-produced for roughly $100,000 per unit. The development is setting off alarm bells within the U.S. military, which has yet to field a hypersonic weapon and cannot come anywhere close to matching such production costs.
The South China Morning Post reports that Chinese private aerospace firm Lingkong Tianxing introduced the YKJ-1000, a Mach-7 hypersonic glide weapon built almost entirely from civilian-grade materials to keep costs ultra-low.
Slides circulating on X claim the YKJ-1000 costs just $100,000 to produce. The economics are absolutely staggering because a U.S. SM-6 interceptor costs about $4 million per unit, a THAAD interceptor can run upwards of $15 million, and a Patriot PAC-3 can cost as much as $4.2 million.
“Developed by a private company rather than state-owned firms, demonstrating the success of China’s Military–Civil Fusion strategy,” one slide reads.

 
This is capitalism, China style…..beating the shit out of Western capitalism

Posted by: psychohistorian | Dec 5 2025 6:46 utc | 212

Re: Larry Ellison 
Has been known for a very long time in the sailing community as a shameless cheater.  Thats why he couldn’t get into any first rate YC. Always blackballed for his lack of character. 

Posted by: exile | Dec 5 2025 10:29 utc | 214

Posted by: Clouds Of Alabama | Dec 4 2025 19:26 utc | 188
 
Larry Kudlow is a financial genius compared to your economic ignorance.

Posted by: canuk | Dec 5 2025 13:23 utc | 216

Posted by: exile | Dec 5 2025 13:33 utc | 217
 
He may well be; regardless, he still know more about economics than Clouds of Bullshit.

Posted by: canuk | Dec 5 2025 13:58 utc | 218

US sets 2027 deadline for Europe-led NATO defense, officials say:https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/us-sets-2027-deadline-europe-led-nato-defense-officials-say-2025-12-05/
Looks like nobody wants to play with the naughty EU kids anymore.

Posted by: V for Vendetta | Dec 5 2025 14:12 utc | 220

So Perfidious Albion and Norway have signed a military pact to hunt down Russian subs in the North sea the sooner Scotland goes through decolonisation and takes back control of its own waters the better – Perfidious Albion can make as many enemies as it wants but Scotland should not follow suit.

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Dec 5 2025 14:37 utc | 222

Modi, Putin and Trump as you’ve never seen them before.
 
Monitor𝕏 (@MonitorX99800): “🇮🇳🇷🇺🇺🇸⚡- India Today aired a cartoon showing President Putin and Prime Minister Modi riding a motorcycle past oil rigs while singing an Indian friendship song. Trump appears beside gas pumps, where Putin and Modi mock him and steal his hat.” | nitter.poast.org

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Dec 5 2025 14:46 utc | 224

Of course, the Telegraph is a well know Perfidious Albion security services outlet – a mouthpiece for Mi5 etc – but who knows it might be true.
 
“Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro asked the U.S. for permission to keep $200 million of his personal wealth, amnesty for his officials, and safe exile in a friendly country as part of a deal to step down, according to The Telegraph. During the roughly 15-minute call with President Trump, the two disagreed on where Maduro would go: Trump suggested China or Russia, while Maduro wanted to stay in the Western Hemisphere, preferably in Cuba. Qatar has since emerged as a possible compromise.”
 
 

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Dec 5 2025 14:52 utc | 226

Re my (143 and (149) comments on Yemen.
 
“A US-based Yemeni Think Tank Basha Reports that the UAE launched the offensive to sabotage the Houthi-Saudi peace talks that were going well. “They see Saudi Arabia working toward a political settlement with the Houthis in the north and want to ensure they hold full control of the south before any deal between Riyadh and Sana’a is reached,” – Basha Report.”

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Dec 5 2025 15:06 utc | 228

Re: Eurovision ?
note the Israeli singer and musicians are all IDF reservists on leave. Reflect on that data point. 

Posted by: Exile | Dec 5 2025 16:46 utc | 230

@215 Newbie This is NEP in chinese style.
Posted by: Soviético | Dec 5 2025 15:29 utc | 229
New Economic Policy, yes
Lenine/Deng, not Stalin/Mao
 
Even the best planning can use 100 idiot ideas if 1 turns out good/excelent

Posted by: Newbie | Dec 5 2025 17:22 utc | 232

The latest Inside China Business with American Businessman Kevin Walmsley
 
China (finally) takes over global commodities trading
11-minutes 59-seconds
 
It might be good information for some of you who trade.

Posted by: LoveDonbass | Dec 5 2025 18:05 utc | 234

Tucker Carlson takes,  the piss out of Mad Dog Lindsey Graham.Posted by: Republicofscotland | Dec 5 2025 14:49 utc | 225
 
Link no longer works

Posted by: Merv Ritchie | Dec 5 2025 18:32 utc | 236

Is anyone following the Candace Owens revelations?  It appears she and others have exposed, uncovered, international intrigue regarding Charlie Kirks assassination.  The Egyptian military jets flying around America and foreign agents should be a major concern of the government, department of defense and trump.  What gives with the ignore- ance?
 
She asks straight forward intelligent questions on this issue.  The avoidance is bizarre.

Posted by: Merv Ritchie | Dec 5 2025 19:03 utc | 238

Posted by: Dave G | Dec 5 2025 18:23 utc | 235 & Posted by: Republicofscotland | Dec 5 2025 18:37 utc | 237
Maybe a FAFO prize from FIFA?

Posted by: lex talionis | Dec 5 2025 19:35 utc | 240

Air travel is often called the safest form of transportation when measured by accidents per mile.By that logic, it’s statistically safer to fly to the Moon than to stay home watching TV.

Posted by: welter | Dec 5 2025 20:34 utc | 242

Trump genocide prize.
 

Posted by: Sunny Runny Burger | Dec 5 2025 21:13 utc | 244

I miss John Ashcroft. I miss that simpler time when people could self-unconsciously be patriotic. 
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woLQI8X2R6Y
John Ashcroft – Let the Eagle Soar
 
i bet those rooskie commies got no one can sing like that. we miss you John Ashcroft, wherever you are!

Posted by: duck n cover | Dec 6 2025 0:15 utc | 246

no comment, or I will lose my historical composure 🙂
 
fyi,
 
 
https://x.com/LeadingReport/status/1997045261445869844
Leading Report @LeadingReport
 
BREAKING: Joe Biden receives LGBTQ award for running “most inclusive administration in US history.”
 
 
https://x.com/caitoz/status/1297310768770109440
Caitlin Johnstone  @caitoz
 
President Biden will have the most diverse, inclusive and intersectional cabinet of mass murderers ever assembled.
 

Posted by: michaelj72 | Dec 6 2025 2:52 utc | 248

 
https://x.com/Strandjunker/status/1996692291587920223
Andrea Junker  @Strandjunker 
 
 
Musk’s Wealth
2012: $2 billion
2025: $493.8 billion 
 
Bezos’ Wealth
2012: $18.4 billion
2025: $240.9 billion 
 
Zuckerberg’s Wealth
2012: $17.5 billion
2025: $226.9 billion 
 
Federal Minimum Wage
2012: $7.25
2025: $7.25
 
It’s not the start of an oligarchy. — We’re in the thick of it.
 
 

Posted by: michaelj72 | Dec 6 2025 3:42 utc | 250

Oldhippie is correct:
 

High Level DEA Agent laundered Cartel money and smuggled deugd for Carteld

Posted by: Exile | Dec 6 2025 7:40 utc | 252

Federal Minimum Wage2012: $7.252025: $7.25
Posted by: michaelj72 | Dec 6 2025 3:42 utc | 253

Then there is the inflation that one responder shone light on. It’s bad enough that the USA is so bass-ackward as to refuse to replace the $1 bill with a coin as Canada did in ’87 (and the $2 in ’96).

Posted by: joey_n | Dec 6 2025 9:28 utc | 254

Posted by: Tom Pfotzer | Dec 4 2025 17:33 utc | 175
 
Thank you Tom for your detailed reply to my question : “are you suggesting “we” set up such a resilient info channel‘ 
 
I agree fully with every point of your reply and know from experience that ‘unthinkable’ things can be done in really tough circumstances fraught with danger.
 
I support and encourage the coming together of people who understand your idea, have the necessary knowledge and skills and are interested in creating “such a resilient info channel”. 
 
It would be a great thing.  A service to all people looking for unfettered INFORMED debate about the kind of economies, societies and world we want and can create. Because, nothing that is human made has to be the way it is. It can all be different, so no one should take TINA (there is no alternative)  claims seriously. They should be laughed of.
 
The great potential humans have can be directed in a completely different direction than – profit and market based societies and life, which has beyond any doubt proved to be anti-human. We are living in it. So TINA – there is no alternative to change for the better,  certainly towards a humanistic, socialist vision in as many forms as there are peoples, cultures, and circumstances.
 
I hope  your modest call  that –  “we” set up such a resilient info channel‘ – is taken seriously and taken up by honest people out there who want to make it happen with your willingness and participation.
 
Thank you Tom.
 
 
 
 
 

Posted by: JB | Dec 6 2025 9:56 utc | 256

@Woke American | Dec 5 2025 1:35 utc | 208

There was a time when the EU was a possible good thing.  It got corrupted beyond belief.  All of Europe will pay a huge price for this corruption, even European nations that are not a part of the EU. 

There was never such a time. These people always had plans to conquer other people’s assets. The majority in Norway realized the EEC threat against e.g. it’s fisheries and voted NO to membership in a country-wide referendum in 1972. In 1994 the scheme was attempted again to include Norway in the EU, and again the Norwegian people (including myself) voted NO to membership, because it was clear as day that the EU was an attempt to create a super-state sucking control and democracy away from the countries. What has happened since confirms that this was indeed correct, but unfortunately my country suffers from the consequences of the betrayal of the corrupt ‘elites’.

Posted by: Norwegian | Dec 6 2025 10:41 utc | 258

@JB | Dec 6 2025 9:56 utc. And I agree with all  you said.
 
I intend to help build  that Free Speech toolset I posited. There’s much I  can contribute, and the building of it will bring a lot of fine  people together,  in pursuit of highly worthwhile goals. Time well-spent.

Posted by: Tom Pfotzer | Dec 6 2025 12:47 utc | 260

Hmm, perhaps an interesting discussion.
 
Isn’t the US still far worse off than the EU and Europe in general? For all the US destruction of Europe it could still be remarkably fast to fix Europe compared to the US. Europe is much closer to Russia and China (and Africa and the near East and Asia) and far more central.
 
The problems in Europe are artificial and political (being “allied” to the US —imagine being allied to Russia and China instead!).
The problems in the US are real and fundamental (trying to swallow the Earth).
 
What/who if anything/anyone is supposed to be able to solve the problems in the US or rebuild it? China across the pacific? A Europe where so many already hate/despise the US? The US always liked to brag about its “moats” and will be or is already trapped behind them, not worth the cost.
 
The US is running on fumes much more than Europe is, and this despite the leeching off of Europe (but deluded Usians think it’s the other way around lol, which has never been true in any way). The ongoing stream of US bullshit and bullying is essentially all they have. The only reason the US still exists is that China and Russia are not at all belligerent and chose a path of least bloodshed …so far.
 
In a way the US isn’t even worth the cost of destroying, yet, in their view, compared to letting it fail on its own. Europe is not a real target since everyone knows the main root of the issues are in the US.
 
The US always thought far too much of themselves, and with a very negative attitude seldom seen in Europe (with the obvious exceptions of “politicians” etc.).
 
Nah, Europe is doing a hell of a lot better than the US in my opinion (but it is still shit since we are ruled by traitors).
 
Tell me how I’m wrong.
 

Posted by: Sunny Runny Burger | Dec 6 2025 13:31 utc | 262

@265 Sunny Runny Burger
In a way the US isn’t even worth the cost of destroying, yet, in their view, compared to letting it fail on its own. Europe is not a real target since everyone knows the main root of the issues are in the US. The US always thought far too much of themselves, and with a very negative attitude seldom seen in Europe (with the obvious exceptions of “politicians” etc.). Nah, Europe is doing a hell of a lot better than the US in my opinion (but it is still shit since we are ruled by traitors).
 
With your perspective, I will propose this my “recent history of Europe”.  Basically based on a couple of resources focusing on UK and Germany.
 
Brexit:  The debate about Brexit was intense and interesting.  Since Brexit has been implemented, the UK economy and UK society has deteriorated significantly.  I was slightly on the remain side before it was implemented, and understood the reasons for Brexit.  However,  Traitors to the UK, as you would describe them, of both political parties (ok there are some minor parties too, but both main ones) have used Brexit as a tool to sabotage and destroy the UK economy and society.  There is no way to know if Brexit would have been good or bad if the leaders of the UK worked hard to make Brexit work for working class people of the UK.
 
German Energy Situation:  The way it was advertised to me, the original German energy plan was to make Germany completely self sufficient for its energy needs over a 10 year period.  The plan included oil, gas, and even coal if I remember correctly, phasing each out, coal first, oil and gas second.  Nuclear power was phased out quickly.  In light of possible missile attacks from Russia that Europe is trying to provoke, this may turn out well for Germany.
 
The US worked hard to sabotage this plan.  I thought it was disgusting that the US even TRIED to sabotage it.  I was shocked when Germany agreed.  Russian energy was a very solid good tool for Germany to bridge the gap to energy sufficiency.  And if they failed or were delayed in energy sufficiency, they could always rely on Russian energy until they got energy sufficiency to work, with an amicable phase out of Russian energy, giving Russia time to find new buyers for its energy.
 
I do not think that calling the leaders of the UK and Germany TRAITORS is over blown.  The only question is:  how in the hell does Europe escape their clutches?  Also, these traitors are doing a very effective job of destroying the EU economy from what I can tell.  Repairing it may take a while.  Of course, the best nation in the world at quickly building and rebuilding infrastructure is China.  Getting Russia to go back to selling energy to Europe after it has rebuilt its supply chains to other nations may not be so easy.
 
So the short version is:  Europe was poised to overtake the US and be a world power.  The US sabotaged this by getting Traitors to the EU to destroy Europe from within, which is working.  The best plan for Europe once the Traitors are removed from power is to work with China and Russia, and come up with a new modern plan for energy self sufficiency and industrialization.

Posted by: Woke American | Dec 6 2025 15:18 utc | 264

I read today that the Britkrainian Terror Force is droning buildings in Grozny. Dreams for the King to start another Chechn War 3.0
 
Wonder how those surrender negotiations are going…….
 
Cheers M 

Posted by: sean the leprechaun | Dec 6 2025 15:58 utc | 266

Canada joins the long list of countries (including the UN) that are now very comfortable with the proscribed headchoppers now running Syria – and committing atrocities on a daily basis.
 
“Canada lifts sanctions it imposed on Syria under the former Assad government”

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Dec 6 2025 16:28 utc | 268

What’s going on up there – the official narrative is always science is going on.
 
“For the first time since its launch 27 years ago, all eight docking ports on the International Space Station are occupied. Two Russian Progress, a pair of Russian Soyuz, an American Cygnus, a Japanese HTV-X, and two of Elon Musk’s Space X Dragons.”

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Dec 6 2025 16:36 utc | 270

Read the thread – to see what a corrupt shithole the Brussels has become, worst of all its trying to freeze out EU citizens from holding the EU to account – on just about everything.
 
Erik Dale 🇳🇴 (@EuroDale): “I used to be an advisor at the Berlaymont. Now I’m spilling the beans on how the EU is deliberately designed so citizens can never hold it accountable or force real change from below. Thread 👇” | nitter.poast.org

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Dec 6 2025 16:41 utc | 272

From 265 to 275 on here so far, very interesting comments!
 
Thank you all.

Posted by: juliania | Dec 6 2025 16:59 utc | 274

“@Woke American | Dec 6 2025 12:15 utc | 262

You are saying that Europe was ALWAYS corrupt and NEVER had a chance to do anything good.  You may be correct.”
——————————————————————

“No. Europe is not EU.”
 
Posted by: Norwegian | Dec 6 2025 15:14 utc | 266
 
Precisely, Norwegian.

Posted by: canuk | Dec 6 2025 17:08 utc | 276

Is anyone following the Candace Owens revelations?  It appears she and others have exposed, uncovered, international intrigue regarding Charlie Kirks assassination…  The avoidance is bizarre.
@ Merv Ritchie | Dec 5 2025 19:03 utc | 238
 
Thanks for asking. Aleph here (myself, that is) was a somewhat regular barfly in here before falling into the Charlie Kirk wormhole. His September 10, 2025 assassination has become the most formative political turning point (as it were) of my long life. I’m the exception that proves the rule: most old fools have no idea what’s going on with Candace’s ascension to queen of the online universe, while younger folks instantly understand the attraction: honesty has become eminently fashionable.
 
Except for Max Blumenthal, the important journalists on the Kirk story are all podcasters, not writers. This is something new for me — I’ve always preferred the written word rather than watching someone talk at a camera, but writing is an extension of journalism, not the core, these days. I was here on planet Earth when JFK was taken out, so many decades ago we’ve all given up on the possibility of ever unearthing the truth. The news-cycle moves on and noboby cares anymore…
 
Except not this time. “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” That might be the motto of the tiny, formidable crew of podcasters bringing journalism to a new level of historical relevance: Ian Carroll, Baron Coleman, Nate Cornacchia (Valhalla VFT), and of course Candace. Beware of this Egyptian/French/Israeli/American wormhole — before we’re done we’ll figure out who-all had it in for McKinley.
 
For barflies unafraid of Candace, who prefer the written word, the CandaceOwensFan substack provides a detailed, thorough overview of every episode. See ya!
https://candaceowensfan.substack.com

Posted by: Aleph_Null | Dec 6 2025 17:29 utc | 278

This will be a repost from earlier of the discussion from John Helmer, Dances with Bears, concerning what happened during the US team discussion in Moscow of the 28-no-27 points.   I hadn’t a chance to take it up earlier; it is very complete, so I am recommending it now.  Apologies if you have already seen it. 
 
Putin mentions it in his talk with the Indian reporting team before his trip to India.  His description aligns with Helmer’s take on how Russia may now proceed in Ukraine, as not needing to go as far as the Polish border.
 
https://www.youtube.com/live/L8dpVZbh5S4

Posted by: juliania | Dec 6 2025 18:34 utc | 280

@ Merv Ritchie | Dec 6 2025 18:49 utc | 284
 
Very happy to be of service, to you and perhaps to Candace. Online, beefy tattooed he-men such as Nate and Stew are volunteering to join her as bodyguards, should she venture from Nashville to enemy territory in Utah or Arizona! Some guys have a tendency to fall head-over-heels in like with a woman like that, it seems.
 
I forgot to mention Coach Colin, among Candace’s most fervent admirers: two well-researched updates a day, delivered with yucks & gusto — for those who don’t mind podcasts. Once upon a time I was a cub journalist, working for the college paper. Now journalism has been wrung inside-out and sideways in the course of Candace’s live-streaming leadership. For now, until lawfare bankrupts her, we have her dynamite Decentralized Intelligence Agency: an army of mommy-sleuths and daddy-sleuths uncorking the deepest state-secrets. We commonly see three or four layers of video-quotation, along with frame-by-frame analysis of TPUSA ghouls like Mikey McCoy at the moment that shot rang out.  What a world.
 
https://www.youtube.com/@coachcolin

Posted by: Aleph_Null | Dec 6 2025 19:27 utc | 282

The Zionists have access to all US security data.
 
“A company with deep ties to Israeli intelligence oversees cyber security across more than seventy US government agencies, including the Department of Defense and Homeland Security.
Axonius was founded by former spies in Israel’s Unit 8200 and its software, which allows an operator ‘visibility and control over all types and number of devices,’ collects and analyses the digital data of millions of US federal employees.
The stated aim of the Axonius platform is to centralize IT tools to identity and fix security breaches. As a product of Israeli intelligence, however, the scale of Axonius’s use across the US government raises serious questions.
Axonius was founded and is currently run by Israelis Dean Sysman, Ofri Shur and Avidor Bartov, who met in the 2010s while working on the same team within Israel’s Unit 8200 spy service. On his LinkedIn profile, Sysman offers few details of their work for the IDF, describing it simply as having ‘far-reaching implications.’”
 
Former Israeli spies now overseeing US government cybersecurity – The Grayzone
 
 
 

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Dec 6 2025 20:00 utc | 284

‘Alejandro Was Murdered’
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLXA9uLUWmA
 
“Colombian fisherman’s family files claim against US over boat strike.”

Posted by: John Gilberts | Dec 6 2025 20:07 utc | 286

I see forest fires are ripping through NSW. Large numbers of people told to evacuate. Quite the norm for a woke world.
 
The corruption now being exposed in Ukraine and the EU commission…. I am still keeping an eye on the covid scam. Campbell digs up some solid stuff. Two peer reviewed studies have now found 90% of PCR tests for the SARS-cov- 2 virus were false positives.
 
Although the SARS-CoV- 2 virus was quite real, it was a political virus. A massive financial scam and a killing off of the aged. Doctors supposedly have a higher education. Few questioned the political bullshit. 
Putin told the Russian people that the only way Russia could be destroyed is collapse from within. The Soviet Union collapsed from within. The west has now collapsed from within. Most not just allowing, but embracing what I call this woke insanity that has very much come to the fore in the last couple of decades.
 
Climate and gender are the icing on this insanity and corruption cake. As for the vast majority of western higher education – nothing more than a British tabloid.
https://theconversation.com/au
 
 
 

Posted by: Peter AU1 | Dec 6 2025 21:54 utc | 288

The battle of the lie tellers
 
Anti-Free-Speech War Escalates As EU Unleashes DSA On Musk’s X
 
These organizations should make a point of exposing each others lies and hasten their Ouroboros process.

Posted by: psychohistorian | Dec 6 2025 22:26 utc | 290

james | Dec 6 2025 22:19 utc | 292
 
Marx and Engles communists manifesto. Early dogma destroyed the Soviet Union. The 1850s political theory of the commune system is unworkable in most nations.
 
Rabid Americans call Venezuela commie because it has socialism. We often see extremists of every belief. In Russia, there is zero tolerance for extremism. Rabid Russian nationalists, rabid liberals and in this case rabid commies, they all go down.
 
I saw a video clip just the other day – some immigrant or visitor to  Russia jumping up and down on a police car. The police beat the shit out of him, no fucking about. In Russia, crims are taken out, and decent people, the vast majority, are raised out of poverty.
 
In the west, it is the exact opposite.
 
 
 

Posted by: Peter AU1 | Dec 6 2025 22:46 utc | 292

Imagine a socialist UK ! If anyone in the West can do it, it’s the Brits. 
Posted by: JB | Dec 6 2025 20:17 utc | 290
 
First you have to burn the city of London and not let any rats escape.

Posted by: Peter AU1 | Dec 6 2025 23:12 utc | 294

james
 
We live in a pretty crappy world james. The horse and cart bloke is not going so well at the moment. He’s okay. Everybody’s circumstances are different. Money for pensions is now being thrown down the utterly corrupt war drain. 
 
We now live within a west divorced from any form of reality. The vast majority of those about us live in a place far from any form of reality.

Posted by: Peter AU1 | Dec 6 2025 23:30 utc | 296

i agree with you peter…i see it much the same…. 

Posted by: james | Dec 6 2025 23:37 utc | 298

psychohistorian | Dec 6 2025 23:50 utc | 302—
 
Thanks for your reply. Sure, NSA sweeps up everything as Snowden confirmed. At least the org’s website remains viable. 

Posted by: karlof1 | Dec 6 2025 23:56 utc | 300