Aug 18, 2022·edited Aug 18, 2022Liked by Edward Slavsquat
Riley continues his relentless drive to document Russian authorities' pro-globalist position. This is probably a difficult read for most, as there are a lot of facts presented in his article and it sounds almost like an indictment. Perhaps he should consider collaborating with Reiner Fuellmich, German/American lawyer that prepared an indictment for the creators of the murderous fooldemic, at least in a public court of opinion. I think this work by Riley, especially rare to find in English, will not go in vain.
If the purpose of the Special Military Operation in Ukraine was to shake things up internally in Russia, then it wasn't achieved. The globalists in Russia that permeated all of the country's governance structures look as strong and resilient as ever after a short period of confusion and uncertainty. They didn't loose, they actually gained new powers as now it became clear that they are the majority and hold all of the key roles.
While the globalists are getting stronger in Russia the strange war continues on its strange course:
- Russian gas continues to flow to Europe through Ukraine
- Russian military defiantly refuses to bomb logistic routes and transport infrastructure in Ukraine thus allowing West supplied weapons to reach the front line and to kill more Russian soldiers
- All the "red lines" after crossing which former president Medvedev along with the Russian Ministry of Defense promised strikes on the "decision making centers" continue to be crossed by Ukraine over and over again with no consequences. Two attacks on Crimea in the last week - one on the military airport Saki where several military jets and loads of high potency ammunition were destroyed and an attack on ammunitions depot in Dzhankoy haphazardly organized right along the rail line by which visitors to Crimea from the continent travel and all could perfectly see it stored uncovered less that 10 meters away from the railroad.
- Also recent attack on the high voltage power lines in the Kursk region of Russia that disrupted the work of the nuclear power station there and ongoing shelling by Ukrainian military of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant now under Russian control threatening a major disaster Chernobyl style. Russia and the West allow this to continue
- Terrorist actions by Ukrainian troops where they shower the center of Donetsk with the special rockets that instead of exploding on reaching ground are spreading thousands of tiny anti-infantry mines called petals. These mines can hardly kill a grown-up individual, but will rip off a foot if stepped on them. These actions go completely unnoticed by the "international community" or by UN Secretary General Guterres that instead travels to Western Ukraine to meet there with Zelensky and Erdogan to congratulate themselves on how well they did taking some corn out of Ukraine to EU pretending this was wheat for "hungry" Africa.
Strange times, strange wars... Not many things make sense anymore.
Aug 18, 2022·edited Aug 18, 2022Liked by Edward Slavsquat
Riley, thank you for another superb report.
The other day a friend asked me what I'd choose if I could, living in a country at war or living under covid lockdown. I hate to admit it but I chose war... maybe because I'm not in an actual war zone now, but still.
Any disagreement between Russia the WEF and the WHO is just political theatre. If you look at actual policies and actions you see that Russia is in near perfect alignment with the globalist agenda. Thank you Edward for shining a bright light on it.
Daughter of a famous Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin, Darya (Dasha), died today in a car explosion. Darya and her father both attended today festival "Tradition" in Moscow and she decided to leave earlier and took her father's car, Land Cruiser Prado, while Alexander Dugin stayed behind and supposedly was planning to use her Hyundai to return home. It is suspected that Alexander Dugin was the target of this terror attack.
Nobody so far claimed responsibility for this action. Given the fact that Dugin wasn't killed, I don't expect Ukrainian side will claim or even hint their involvement in that. Taking into account insane actions by Ukraine, like ongoing shelling of the Zaporozhye nuclear plant area, I personally would not exclude their involvement with a possible shift to direct terrorism on enemy's territory that goes beyond attacking their own collaborators on occupied territories where several such actions took place.
My condolences to Alexander Dugin and his family on this great loss.
Aug 18, 2022·edited Aug 18, 2022Liked by Edward Slavsquat
I look forward to tomorrow's personal opinions by The Man with the Hopeless Hookah Habit. For now, I'll note this: it seems easy for many to believe that a large gang of globalists can play 5-D chess but operators like Putin can't even though he's been doing just that for 20 years.
Whatever is going on here, I don't think it's as simple as "Putin is just another domino in the WEF/Davos/WHO globalist meister-scheme", just as I don't think it's as easy as "Putin= good guy hero".
Understanding this stuff is like trying to decipher the meaning of the lyrics that Ben sings in this (imo) marvelous song:
Hi Riley, my first time commenting here. I've read through all of your articles on Putin and Russias covid response, and I want to say thanks for the honest reporting that we rarely get these days.
I have a sincere question for you if you wouldn't mind answering.
Until I read your articles, I was highly considering moving to Russia. I currently live in Czech with my Ukrainian wife, but I really don't want to stay in Europe when I know what is coming is coming. (Starvation, fuel shortages, tyranny etc.)
I'm wondering whats your opinion on moving to rural Russia? Clearly Putin is in bed with WEF and russia is pushing ahead with the cattle tag agenda like everywhere else, so it seems to me the only option we have is rural places, and where is more rural than Russia!? Russia is also cheap to buy property and self sufficient in food and fuel. (fair better off than Europe).
So what are your thoughts from this perspective? At the end of the day I'd rather live somewhere that's rural enough I can be self sufficient and can ignore cities with cattle tags, than live in Europe where there are very few (but expensive) places to buy rural and off grid property.
Also have you visited rural Russia? What's is like? Are the people a lot more anti vax in those places?
Thanks for yet the latest addition to your great reports on this subject. Taken as a whole, these make an almost bulletproof case for full-throated Russian cooperation with the WEF globalist agenda.
What disturbs me is that it is difficult to reconcile this obvious fact with things like Putin's speech the other day at the Moscow Conference on International Security, where he strongly disparages "the Western globalist elites" and contrasts their actions with "the increasing number of countries and peoples that are choosing a path of free and sovereign development based on their own distinct identify, traditions, and values." His words obviously assert a nationalist and anti-globalist tone.
I fear that the Russian elites are in reality just another of these globalist elites, and that the WEF is trying to manipulate the rest of us up using a "good cop/bad cop" scenario.
I guess the bigger question is what does China think about the issues and can Gazpromistan comply? The planners planned on global hybrid communism. All nations evidently agree. So the Russians want to have a place at the square table where a Putin body double can sit say 9 meters away from the others ....
February 24? Not exactly, as the war has really been declared on February 22 (22 02 2022). Search for what GEMATRIA is , in the head of global and cabalist psychos.
The same psychos responsible for slaughterings and pillage in Africa to finance war in Ukraine. When rivers of blood in CAR or Mali finance rivers of blood in Ukraine.
Excellent job once again, Riley, in compiling the relevant data and news stories. Contrary to rumors, Russia's regime is still on the Great Reset bandwagon, transforming Russian society to fit Agenda 2030 (aka UN Sustainable Development Goals), i.e. digital Enclosures aimed at a transhumanist future, using all sorts of means to achieve that, particularly "public health" measures.
Thanks, a new video of the dancing Cossacks, I love it!
It might be hard to explain Corona using the words associated with the enforced narrative. Dmitry Orlov recently wrote: "The correct approach is to deprive the narrative of all of its validity by refusing to accept its key terms."
Y'all are probably already familiar with this person but, I liked her brevity and concision of her main premise opening chapters. Plus, there's this great image of an androgynous Frau Greta Farbissina:
She may be a quack for all I know, but quacks are sometimes right more often than reliable experts (to say the least), at least for things not on the American Medical Association's McDonalds menu list of reliable mainstream medical procedures and treatments.
“Science alone of all the subjects contains within itself the lesson of the danger of belief in the infallibility of the greatest teachers in the preceding generation (…) When someone says, “Science teaches such and such,” he is using the word incorrectly. Science doesn’t teach anything; experience teaches it. If they say to you, “Science has shown such and such,” you might ask, “How does science show it? How did the scientists find out? How? What? Where?” It should not be “science has shown” but “this experiment, this effect, has shown.” And you have as much right as anyone else, upon hearing about the experiments–but be patient and listen to all the evidence–to judge whether a sensible conclusion has been arrived at. (…) The experts who are leading you may be wrong. (…) I think we live in an unscientific age in which almost all the buffeting of communications and television-words, books, and so on-are unscientific. As a result, there is a considerable amount of intellectual tyranny in the name of science.” R. Feynman
“We’ve arranged a global civilization in which most crucial elements profoundly depend on science and technology. We have also arranged things so that almost no one understands science and technology. This is a prescription for disaster. We might get away with it for a while, but sooner or later this combustible mixture of ignorance and power is going to blow up in our faces.” C. Sagan
Riley continues his relentless drive to document Russian authorities' pro-globalist position. This is probably a difficult read for most, as there are a lot of facts presented in his article and it sounds almost like an indictment. Perhaps he should consider collaborating with Reiner Fuellmich, German/American lawyer that prepared an indictment for the creators of the murderous fooldemic, at least in a public court of opinion. I think this work by Riley, especially rare to find in English, will not go in vain.
If the purpose of the Special Military Operation in Ukraine was to shake things up internally in Russia, then it wasn't achieved. The globalists in Russia that permeated all of the country's governance structures look as strong and resilient as ever after a short period of confusion and uncertainty. They didn't loose, they actually gained new powers as now it became clear that they are the majority and hold all of the key roles.
While the globalists are getting stronger in Russia the strange war continues on its strange course:
- Russian gas continues to flow to Europe through Ukraine
- Russian military defiantly refuses to bomb logistic routes and transport infrastructure in Ukraine thus allowing West supplied weapons to reach the front line and to kill more Russian soldiers
- All the "red lines" after crossing which former president Medvedev along with the Russian Ministry of Defense promised strikes on the "decision making centers" continue to be crossed by Ukraine over and over again with no consequences. Two attacks on Crimea in the last week - one on the military airport Saki where several military jets and loads of high potency ammunition were destroyed and an attack on ammunitions depot in Dzhankoy haphazardly organized right along the rail line by which visitors to Crimea from the continent travel and all could perfectly see it stored uncovered less that 10 meters away from the railroad.
- Also recent attack on the high voltage power lines in the Kursk region of Russia that disrupted the work of the nuclear power station there and ongoing shelling by Ukrainian military of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant now under Russian control threatening a major disaster Chernobyl style. Russia and the West allow this to continue
- Terrorist actions by Ukrainian troops where they shower the center of Donetsk with the special rockets that instead of exploding on reaching ground are spreading thousands of tiny anti-infantry mines called petals. These mines can hardly kill a grown-up individual, but will rip off a foot if stepped on them. These actions go completely unnoticed by the "international community" or by UN Secretary General Guterres that instead travels to Western Ukraine to meet there with Zelensky and Erdogan to congratulate themselves on how well they did taking some corn out of Ukraine to EU pretending this was wheat for "hungry" Africa.
Strange times, strange wars... Not many things make sense anymore.
Riley, thank you for another superb report.
The other day a friend asked me what I'd choose if I could, living in a country at war or living under covid lockdown. I hate to admit it but I chose war... maybe because I'm not in an actual war zone now, but still.
Any disagreement between Russia the WEF and the WHO is just political theatre. If you look at actual policies and actions you see that Russia is in near perfect alignment with the globalist agenda. Thank you Edward for shining a bright light on it.
Daughter of a famous Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin, Darya (Dasha), died today in a car explosion. Darya and her father both attended today festival "Tradition" in Moscow and she decided to leave earlier and took her father's car, Land Cruiser Prado, while Alexander Dugin stayed behind and supposedly was planning to use her Hyundai to return home. It is suspected that Alexander Dugin was the target of this terror attack.
Nobody so far claimed responsibility for this action. Given the fact that Dugin wasn't killed, I don't expect Ukrainian side will claim or even hint their involvement in that. Taking into account insane actions by Ukraine, like ongoing shelling of the Zaporozhye nuclear plant area, I personally would not exclude their involvement with a possible shift to direct terrorism on enemy's territory that goes beyond attacking their own collaborators on occupied territories where several such actions took place.
My condolences to Alexander Dugin and his family on this great loss.
I look forward to tomorrow's personal opinions by The Man with the Hopeless Hookah Habit. For now, I'll note this: it seems easy for many to believe that a large gang of globalists can play 5-D chess but operators like Putin can't even though he's been doing just that for 20 years.
Whatever is going on here, I don't think it's as simple as "Putin is just another domino in the WEF/Davos/WHO globalist meister-scheme", just as I don't think it's as easy as "Putin= good guy hero".
Understanding this stuff is like trying to decipher the meaning of the lyrics that Ben sings in this (imo) marvelous song:
https://youtu.be/nPy8I23jwuY
Hi Riley, my first time commenting here. I've read through all of your articles on Putin and Russias covid response, and I want to say thanks for the honest reporting that we rarely get these days.
I have a sincere question for you if you wouldn't mind answering.
Until I read your articles, I was highly considering moving to Russia. I currently live in Czech with my Ukrainian wife, but I really don't want to stay in Europe when I know what is coming is coming. (Starvation, fuel shortages, tyranny etc.)
I'm wondering whats your opinion on moving to rural Russia? Clearly Putin is in bed with WEF and russia is pushing ahead with the cattle tag agenda like everywhere else, so it seems to me the only option we have is rural places, and where is more rural than Russia!? Russia is also cheap to buy property and self sufficient in food and fuel. (fair better off than Europe).
So what are your thoughts from this perspective? At the end of the day I'd rather live somewhere that's rural enough I can be self sufficient and can ignore cities with cattle tags, than live in Europe where there are very few (but expensive) places to buy rural and off grid property.
Also have you visited rural Russia? What's is like? Are the people a lot more anti vax in those places?
Thanks, and sorry for the many questions.
Jules
Thanks for yet the latest addition to your great reports on this subject. Taken as a whole, these make an almost bulletproof case for full-throated Russian cooperation with the WEF globalist agenda.
What disturbs me is that it is difficult to reconcile this obvious fact with things like Putin's speech the other day at the Moscow Conference on International Security, where he strongly disparages "the Western globalist elites" and contrasts their actions with "the increasing number of countries and peoples that are choosing a path of free and sovereign development based on their own distinct identify, traditions, and values." His words obviously assert a nationalist and anti-globalist tone.
I fear that the Russian elites are in reality just another of these globalist elites, and that the WEF is trying to manipulate the rest of us up using a "good cop/bad cop" scenario.
I guess the bigger question is what does China think about the issues and can Gazpromistan comply? The planners planned on global hybrid communism. All nations evidently agree. So the Russians want to have a place at the square table where a Putin body double can sit say 9 meters away from the others ....
February 24? Not exactly, as the war has really been declared on February 22 (22 02 2022). Search for what GEMATRIA is , in the head of global and cabalist psychos.
The same psychos responsible for slaughterings and pillage in Africa to finance war in Ukraine. When rivers of blood in CAR or Mali finance rivers of blood in Ukraine.
Extraordinary report. Thanks (a lot).
Excellent job once again, Riley, in compiling the relevant data and news stories. Contrary to rumors, Russia's regime is still on the Great Reset bandwagon, transforming Russian society to fit Agenda 2030 (aka UN Sustainable Development Goals), i.e. digital Enclosures aimed at a transhumanist future, using all sorts of means to achieve that, particularly "public health" measures.
Thanks, a new video of the dancing Cossacks, I love it!
It might be hard to explain Corona using the words associated with the enforced narrative. Dmitry Orlov recently wrote: "The correct approach is to deprive the narrative of all of its validity by refusing to accept its key terms."
Great article. They are all tentacles of the same octopus.
Y'all are probably already familiar with this person but, I liked her brevity and concision of her main premise opening chapters. Plus, there's this great image of an androgynous Frau Greta Farbissina:
https://anamihalceamdphd.substack.com/p/there-is-no-isolated-virus-then-what?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email
She may be a quack for all I know, but quacks are sometimes right more often than reliable experts (to say the least), at least for things not on the American Medical Association's McDonalds menu list of reliable mainstream medical procedures and treatments.
“Science alone of all the subjects contains within itself the lesson of the danger of belief in the infallibility of the greatest teachers in the preceding generation (…) When someone says, “Science teaches such and such,” he is using the word incorrectly. Science doesn’t teach anything; experience teaches it. If they say to you, “Science has shown such and such,” you might ask, “How does science show it? How did the scientists find out? How? What? Where?” It should not be “science has shown” but “this experiment, this effect, has shown.” And you have as much right as anyone else, upon hearing about the experiments–but be patient and listen to all the evidence–to judge whether a sensible conclusion has been arrived at. (…) The experts who are leading you may be wrong. (…) I think we live in an unscientific age in which almost all the buffeting of communications and television-words, books, and so on-are unscientific. As a result, there is a considerable amount of intellectual tyranny in the name of science.” R. Feynman
“We’ve arranged a global civilization in which most crucial elements profoundly depend on science and technology. We have also arranged things so that almost no one understands science and technology. This is a prescription for disaster. We might get away with it for a while, but sooner or later this combustible mixture of ignorance and power is going to blow up in our faces.” C. Sagan
I can't provide dancing cossacks but this has its own giggly charm:
https://youtu.be/UeRAxUnLNb8
But even then, dorky moves and large buck teeth (part of why they sang so well) the Bee Gees had perfect pitch.