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I for one like to see varying views on the subject of this so-called invasion and I try to link views that may not be the same as mine, because most times one can learn from opposing or differing views. Some views clarify facts, that other views may not see or perhaps overlook. That's how opinions are formed. Fact base analysis should be the key and not just conjecture. I have linked many varied opinions on this matter for some time, such as those by Pepe Escobar, Phil Butler, Mike Whitney, Andrew Korybko, Paul Craig Roberts, Stephen Lendman, Daniel Larison, Marko Marjanovic, yourself, and many more. Understanding the "Big Picture" is the key. Nothing should be overlooked!!!!! Linking yours today @https://nothingnewunderthesun2016.com/

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Feb 23, 2022·edited Feb 23, 2022Liked by Edward Slavsquat

"People are forcibly dragged from one stress to another" - so true. From the non-existing "pandemic" to the purposefully planned and orchestrated military and energy crisis, and God knows what else.

As I'm sure you know, Ukraine declared a state of emergency as well. It starts at 00:00 on 24 February and is expected to last for 30 days. Funny thing is that by Ukrainian law, military invasion or a threat thereof is not a reason to introduce state of emergency. It looks like our president (or whoever is behind him) tries to usurp power using the "invasion" as a pretext. Much like Trudeau who insists that he needs emergency powers even though there are no protests going on in Canada now. I may be reading too much into this stuff though...

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The lie plays a tremendous role in human life. The world is swallowed up in lies. And to the problem of the lie philosophers have paid too little attention. Not only do people that are by nature liars lie, but also uprightly truthful people. They lie not only consciously, but also without awareness. People live in fear, and the lie is a weapon of defense. The structure of consciousness is deformed by the function of lie, begotten by fear. There exist several types of lies, but the most interesting is that type of lie, which is conceived of not as a sin or a vice, but as a duty. Elementary in type is the greedy lie, as the means for the attainment of egoistical aims. But there is a type of lie, non-greedy, almost artistic, when man does not make a distinction between reality and his own fictitious inventions. This type likewise does not here interest me. There is moreover a type of lie out of sympathy, which can be to the saving of the life of another man. Uprightness does not signify formalism and pedanticism. The moral act of man is always creatively-individual and is worked for the concrete instances of life, singular and irrepeatable. But most significant is the social lie, affirmed of as a duty. The life of states and societies is full of it, it serves as a support for civilisation, this gives it pride, as being the vanguard against chaos and anarchy. http://www.berdyaev.com/berdiaev/berd_lib/1939_xxx.html

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Feb 24, 2022·edited Feb 24, 2022

This is spot on. I knew a big-time Russian oil sector lobbyist who told me 10 years ago that: "the governance cart is rolling down hill out of control and it can't roll forever - it will eventually hit a rock and the wheels will come off".

Which is exactly what's happening now - and of course the same old playbook is being used worldwide and the centuries-old play design of divide and conquer and starting conflict works like a charm still.

There was an interesting Foreign Policy Magazine article by Reptilian Uber-Lord Super Champion Stephen M. Walt: "The Case Against Peace". Lays it out very well:

https://foreignpolicy.com/2016/06/17/the-case-against-peace-syria-europe-brexit-donald-trump/

Now people can forget the whole attempt at a digital slave camp, and if you don't, you're a traitor and a terrorist of course.

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The Boomerang has returned! 😂 😂 🤣 🤣 🤣

https://www.theautomaticearth.com/2022/02/bankruptcy-for-moderna-definitely-pfizer/

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"Have the past struggles succeeded?

What has succeeded? yourself? your nation? Nature?

Now understand me well—it is provided in the essence of things that

from any fruition of success, no matter what, shall come forth

something to make a greater struggle necessary."

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This is a great read that has the fingerprints of Uncle Sam all over it. https://www.algora.com/Algora_blog/2022/02/19/the-crisis-in-ukraine-is-not-about-ukraine-its-about-germany

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Anyone who knows history could see that "good times" could not last for so long .... It is now general bad times for all... Thank you for your writing Edward.

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I'm beginning to suspect that YOU are a spook, Edward (as opposed to Pasechnik). What are you complaining about? Imperfections? Imperfect people? What does it mean that Pushilin "enlisted with MMM"? He invested money in it? So did millions of Russian people. He didn't do any harm to anybody by doing it. The recognition of LDNR was the right thing to do, no matter what. What's right is right. And I'm starting to get bored big time by your monkeyish writing style with a pretense of analysis. You also seem to have developed a habit: you poop on Russia and Russian people no matter what happens. There is zero love in your babbling. You have not learned or have never tried to learn to love your host country. Maybe you should get the monkey off your back.

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"A new Coliseum..." Spell check Riley

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I am still trying to figure out Putin. I notice that Klaus Schwab says Putin went to his leadership school. So is he a Globalists? I also follow The Duran, whom I trust, they say he is not a Globalists. Still wondering.

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Yo, Natalie,

Пожалуйста, переведите плакат, который появляется на 1:54 Мозговой видео. Любопытно, что фамилия переводится на английский как «brain»!

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