Welcome home, Riley, and thank you for staying in touch with us while you were gone. Not knowing the back story behind your trip, I take it you're safe now, and I hope that continues. I also hope you'll be able to spend time with your son. Take good care.
well of course I am too smart to believe in coincidences, so it cannot be a coincidence that only now that Riley is back in Moscow from Czechia, I just remembered an interesting place to visit in Czechia :)
There is a chapel Kostnice (Sedlec Ossuary), one of the major tourist attractions in Czechia which contains bones of around 50 000 people and these bones are arranged as eerie chapel decorations.
With globalist depopulation agenda on the horizon, please consider a visit and looking at bones of 50 000 people as a part of your "acclimatization phase".
which goes from the area of Bamako to Gao and which had been used by the population as a, somehow 'safer', way to travel has been ambushed by Jihadists supposedly under the Al-Qeida trademark. It carries/carried up to 300 people and can/could provide some level of comfort for those who can/could offer.
The younger daughter of the mother of my children was on board, she was pregnant. There also was her young daughter and her mother.
So my sister-in-law-died as well as her daughter because the terrorists/ so called soldiers of Allah or whoever pay them, shot the boat three times with RPG, right on motor.
Lying like always (not to despair the population), the Authorities claim only 49 dead but from my information which will be really solid in a couple of days, it could be two times more.
My step-mother is now safe with burnt in her back in a village somewhere....
There are no civil services now able to help anybody in Mali in such a situation, only the local help...
Furthermore, the same day, the un-holly warriors struck badly a Malian Army camp close by...
My step father has had the great displeasure to learn about the death of his younger daughter, her child and the one in her belly, while Gao's military camp was under attack and the proximity of the place of fighting and downtown must have make the next morning rather... noisy.
It has been a suicide attack "à la Jihadist" and many people have been injured and killed. the hospital in Gao is once again overcrowded and many people in the city are coming to bring blood. Very bad.
Relevant to this beautiful, shining upon the hill of Tbilissi() for a while, Substack tailored for flexible slavophiles of all walk, the Vagner/Russian camp in Mopti has also been attacked... From my humble knowledge, it must have been the first time the Russians (there may be soldiers more accustomed to the local heat and harsh conditions) are directly targeted.
There are two reason for the Malian actual authorities to have accused France of helping the "terrorists".
First: the non-islamic motivated separatists Tamashek/Touaregs were backed by some powerful French networks and they were to be used as their scouts during the strange war in the North. Thus, their capital, Kidal, had never been handed back to Mali and had been kept by some Tamashek and French military for ten years.
Second: Each time the Jihadists took a French as an hostage, the French 'power that shouldn't be' pays millions of Euros to have people freed. It is a very big business and one which can provide good weaponry coming mayybe from The Ukrainian territory.
So it was not a very happy sunday, rather sad in fact, but a real beautiful one to live as a true human.
May all the blog's readers be strong and keep sense of humor!
Sep 11, 2023·edited Sep 11, 2023Liked by Edward Slavsquat
It's always such sweet sorrow to be back home, in many instances. What a marvelous Russian cat. Here in mid Michigan, I use Yandex for searching, not anti-privacy google.
I can't read any Russian, but once knew a Russian engineer back in the 1980's who was very interesting. Our company was building heat treating furnaces for Avtoprominport, I think it might have been. It was a giant car manufacturing factory.
Welcome home, Riley, and thank you for staying in touch with us while you were gone. Not knowing the back story behind your trip, I take it you're safe now, and I hope that continues. I also hope you'll be able to spend time with your son. Take good care.
well of course I am too smart to believe in coincidences, so it cannot be a coincidence that only now that Riley is back in Moscow from Czechia, I just remembered an interesting place to visit in Czechia :)
There is a chapel Kostnice (Sedlec Ossuary), one of the major tourist attractions in Czechia which contains bones of around 50 000 people and these bones are arranged as eerie chapel decorations.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sedlec_Ossuary
With globalist depopulation agenda on the horizon, please consider a visit and looking at bones of 50 000 people as a part of your "acclimatization phase".
You made it home!
Glad you could make it and I wish you to find true allies in the country you love.
I am smiling! (But I am too old to figure out those smiley face things!) ..oh! OK - I'll meet you half way: :)
Glad You are back in Russia! You will soon see your boy and that is great Riley, for both of you.
The Malian state is under attack by the terrorists and their handlers, whoever they are...
Two days ago, the boat Timbuctu https://kibaru.ml/media/images_article/tom_olncW86.jpg
which goes from the area of Bamako to Gao and which had been used by the population as a, somehow 'safer', way to travel has been ambushed by Jihadists supposedly under the Al-Qeida trademark. It carries/carried up to 300 people and can/could provide some level of comfort for those who can/could offer.
The younger daughter of the mother of my children was on board, she was pregnant. There also was her young daughter and her mother.
So my sister-in-law-died as well as her daughter because the terrorists/ so called soldiers of Allah or whoever pay them, shot the boat three times with RPG, right on motor.
Lying like always (not to despair the population), the Authorities claim only 49 dead but from my information which will be really solid in a couple of days, it could be two times more.
My step-mother is now safe with burnt in her back in a village somewhere....
There are no civil services now able to help anybody in Mali in such a situation, only the local help...
Furthermore, the same day, the un-holly warriors struck badly a Malian Army camp close by...
My step father has had the great displeasure to learn about the death of his younger daughter, her child and the one in her belly, while Gao's military camp was under attack and the proximity of the place of fighting and downtown must have make the next morning rather... noisy.
It has been a suicide attack "à la Jihadist" and many people have been injured and killed. the hospital in Gao is once again overcrowded and many people in the city are coming to bring blood. Very bad.
Relevant to this beautiful, shining upon the hill of Tbilissi() for a while, Substack tailored for flexible slavophiles of all walk, the Vagner/Russian camp in Mopti has also been attacked... From my humble knowledge, it must have been the first time the Russians (there may be soldiers more accustomed to the local heat and harsh conditions) are directly targeted.
There are two reason for the Malian actual authorities to have accused France of helping the "terrorists".
First: the non-islamic motivated separatists Tamashek/Touaregs were backed by some powerful French networks and they were to be used as their scouts during the strange war in the North. Thus, their capital, Kidal, had never been handed back to Mali and had been kept by some Tamashek and French military for ten years.
Second: Each time the Jihadists took a French as an hostage, the French 'power that shouldn't be' pays millions of Euros to have people freed. It is a very big business and one which can provide good weaponry coming mayybe from The Ukrainian territory.
So it was not a very happy sunday, rather sad in fact, but a real beautiful one to live as a true human.
May all the blog's readers be strong and keep sense of humor!
One Love
Hurray! Glad you're back. You've paid some serious dues.
Looking forward to your descriptions and understandings of what is taking place on ground there, thanks.
“The highest activity a human being can attain is learning for understanding, because to understand is to be free.” Baruch Spinoza
Get free, stay safe.
Edward beats the bureaucracy. Nicely done.
Looking forward to hearing from you as soon as you get yourself mobilized … sorry! poor choice of words … I mean when you’re rested up
Welcome back, Komerade!
Happy to hear you're back!
Wypoczywaj i nabieraj siły do nowych artykułów!
👨👦!
I'm so happy that you're finally home and reunited with your son :) Take care.
It's always such sweet sorrow to be back home, in many instances. What a marvelous Russian cat. Here in mid Michigan, I use Yandex for searching, not anti-privacy google.
I can't read any Russian, but once knew a Russian engineer back in the 1980's who was very interesting. Our company was building heat treating furnaces for Avtoprominport, I think it might have been. It was a giant car manufacturing factory.
Welcome home. Stay strong.