The sinking of the Russian ship Ursa Major, the gunning of the Embraer passenger plane, the missiles hitting high rises in Kazan, the assassination of General Kirillov, etc. – the hybrid war, which is now the terror war against Russia, is picking up speed.

This is the West’s real plan, and the Trump phenomenon is only a diversion to cover up for the long grinding war of attrition against Russia that has now turned into the new daily new reality. This is how Russia is being gradually turned into Lebanon. This is how Moscow is being gradually turned into Beirut.

Will Russia manage to survive this type of relentless attack? It’s anyone’s guess.

While Russia might not be militarily defeated on its own home turf, it is no longer clear that it can survive an all-out full spectrum hybrid war. Most likely it will not. The new global techno web is far reaching and Russia’s vast territory is no longer a place to hide.

Yababa says:

Hey Russian moron, everyone knows Putin protects Israel, […]. 

It is not a secret anymore. The Iranians figured it out in the last 14 months already, and the deal Putin made with Erdoğan to throw Assad under the bus means he will throw the Mullahs under the bus whenever it benefits him.

There won’t be any military pact with Russia and any Russian weapons provided to Iran will have backdoors for Israel to use and for Russia to disable in case there is conflict.

Iran will not take the bait it seems or if it does we shall throw them under the bus with Putin’s help much sooner than you might think.

Russia is a second rate power never biting always barking, just like Arabs. That’s because we have Jews at the helm in Russia, in Egypt, in Saudi, in the US. Everyone is with us or afraid of us and Iran will soon join and the mullahs will fold or be overthrown and Putin knows it. He is gonna try to milk Iran to the hilt before mullahs go.

Putin has been a loyal ally and friend of the genocidal state. I hope the Russian people wake up before it’s too late.

Iranians have no back up in the war to come. The Russians are not trustworthy, and the Chinese aren’t trustworthy.

Russia is not coming in on the side of Iran. Putin will see to that. Putin is the cancer within that is going to bring about the downfall of Russia.

Putin will also throw Russia under the bus when it suits his ends. Provide some truths people don’t want to hear. The Iranians better have some great home-made stuff, and better be ready for the apocalypse, because the Russian cavalry will never arrive. Putin is all in favor of the Greater Israel Project and, if that unexpectedly fails, he’ll have no trouble with a Greater Khazaria on Russia’s borders.

Putin is the ultimate fraud.

by John Helmer, Moscow
@bears_with

President Vladimir Putin gave a party rally speech in Moscow on Saturday in which he omitted to mention seven of the eight domestic issues most troubling Russian voters – inflation; high interest-rate caused stagnation in the economy; corruption; low quality education; poor public health care; terrorism; and illegal immigrants.

He made an exception for the Special Military Operation and “the front to fight for the Motherland”.

To Russians who tell pollsters the protracted war and the casualty rate are their biggest concerns, Putin said not to worry — he and his party are taking care of both: “The United Russia party has been supporting our troops literally from the first day of the special military operation: it submits important draft laws to create legal and social guarantees for our heroes and their families; assists the recovery of the liberated regions; collects and delivers everything the civilians there need. The party also does much for the veterans who are back from the combat areas, helps them realise themselves in civilian professions, in public and political life.”

Reading methodically without departing from his script, Putin told delegates at the 22nd Congress of United Russia that the party stands for “the unity of people, faith in the country and in our victory…the desire to ensure the safety of the Motherland, to protect our sacred historical memory, spirituality, traditions.” This is political boilerplate — and it’s bullet-proof. The polls reinforce Putin’s message with the assurance that Russian voters see and fancy no alternative.

In the current State Duma, elected in September 2021 to a five-year term, United Russia holds 324 of the 450 seats. The opposition is led by the Communist Party with 57 seats; Just Russia with 28, and New People with 16. In the Levada polling, support for United Russia is stable at 42%; the other political parties are polling between 4% and 10%.

Left: Party representation in the current Duma; click on source to enlarge: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_Duma
Right: Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin. For background and analysis of Mishustin’s performance since he replaced Dmitry Medvedev in January 2020, read this.

No other Russian politician represents a challenge to the president; he does not face a new election until 2030. Public approval for Putin remains at 87% according to the Levada Centre; 79% according to the All-Russian Centre for the Study of Public Opinion (VTsIOM), and stable. There is no government or party figure drawing current voter support in opposition, and no public canvassing for the succession.

Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov trail after Putin in the polls but far behind; their political profiles and approval ratings are based on the frequency of their media appearances. But public trust for them is a fraction of Putin’s rating, and they are not candidates to succeed him. Trust in former President Dmitry Medvedev is a fraction of that for Mishustin and Lavrov because Medvedev – though head of the United Russia party and deputy head of the Security Council — is almost invisible in the mainstream media.

Source: https://www.levada.ru/

The general public mood, as measured by Levada between November 2 and 27, is overwhelmingly positive and confident – 72% of Russians believe the country is going in the right direction; only 18% think it’s headed in the wrong direction.

In this domestic atmosphere, Putin is calculating there is no good reason for him to mention the Russian military withdrawal from Syria, or to answer press questions of why he decided to evacuate Russian bases in the country, allow Israel to destroy Syria’s military and industrial infrastructure, and accept Israeli, Turkish and American takeover of Syria’s sovereignty, territory, and natural wealth, particularly water and oil.

A Moscow source comments: “I think the Russian public will not be convinced to risk a presence there especially when the propaganda has changed its tune to the line, ‘it’s impossible to help those who can’t help themselves.’ With Syrian statehood gone, this battle is lost.”

This is the rationale, several Moscow sources believe, for Putin to cut his losses and run from Syria without risking the appearance to Russian voters of having done either. The military and strategic implications of Putin’s decision-making on Syria, argued behind closed doors with the General Staff, are unmentioned in the Duma and the media.

The Moscow source adds: “What happens in Ukraine and when are the main questions now. There could well be more surprises from the US. There might be a new ground assault into Russian territory and continuing missile attacks deep into Russian territory. So far, these are not disturbing the national mood of confidence and optimism. So for the time being Russians are not expecting and are not prepared for any escalation on any front – at least not on the ground. If Putin can negotiate to keep the four [Donbass] regions and a demilitarisation accord with [President Donald] Trump, there will be what the Defense Ministry calls retaliation, but no escalation. At least not for now, not for six months after Trump takes office if the talks head nowhere.”

“What is needed now from Russian point of view is time to build the army and the economy for a bigger war. That, according to everyone I talk with, is going to be war with Turkey when the stakes will be much higher than they are with Ukraine. Putin is adopting a wait-and-see stance.

Russian military sources believe that Putin and the General Staff have agreed to restrict their operations to electric war targeting; to avoid decapitation strikes at the Ukrainian leadership or US, French and British forces operating long-range Ukrainian missile units; and to characterize current air operations as “retaliation”, not “escalation”.

Map of Russian missile and drone strikes against electric grid targets, principally in western Ukraine, December 13.

In Beijing last week, Chinese President Xi Jinping told Dmitry Medvedev that his advice to Putin is “no expansion of the battlefield, no escalation of fighting and no provocation by any party”. Medvedev agreed.

A western veteran of electric war operations comments on the latest Russian strikes of December 13: “every time the aftermath is worse. More outages, longer duration, more misery for Ukrainians. Rail capacity and fuel storage are degrading as well. There’s a consistency in the General Staff’s operational thinking that’s been maintained since the start of the electric war. Draw in the enemy from outside of Ukraine, smash their equipment, kill their volunteers, immiserate and break the Ukrainians. It’s slow, but it’s working.”

“The paradox of this Russian success is that the more the General Staff beats NATO and the Ukrainians, the more they commit to the war. The more Putin applies the brakes, the more encouraged they are.”

by Germán Gorraiz Lopez – Analyst

Donald Trump’s first Presidential term was marked by extreme volatility due to his paranoid personality, although the leitmotiv of his mandate was to implement a Presidential State with a clearly autocratic hue, an Orwellian form of Government that could crystallize after the Presidential Elections of 2024.

With Trump having omnipotent power in his upcoming presidency, he will be able to implement a dystopian dictatorship that will incorporate the paternalistic overtones of a soft dictatorship; and that might explain his cryptic message to the Christian communities: “Christians, go out and vote. Just this once. You won’t have to do it anymore… in four more years, it will be solved, everything will be fine. No, you won’t have to vote anymore, my beautiful Christians.”

The new Trumpian system of government will be characterized by the cult of the leader, censorship in the media, and Orwellian surveillance of a population that rejects his postulates.

Likewise, he has promised the mass expulsion of undocumented immigrants, making use of the US Alien Enemies Act that dates back to 1798. President-elect Donald Trump has promised large-scale deportations that could affect close to 15 million illegal immigrants.

The Insurrection Act

The so-called Insurrection Act that was passed by the U.S. Congress on March 3, 1807, is a “federal law authorizing the use of land and naval forces of the United States in cases of insurrection”; however, the Act is ambiguous enough to include peaceful demonstrations that do not fit the description of disorder, insurrection or rebellion.

For his new presidential term, Trump is therefore considering implementing an Orwellian government and bringing back to life the Insurrection Act of 1807 to contain the foreseeable outbreaks of citizen revolt by calling the National Guard and the Army to the streets, thus creating an unprecedented political scenario, a negative dystopia that will mean the end of the decadent U.S. democracy.

Lots of bad things are yet to happen elsewhere, but think about the even longer-term trajectory for Israel, because that is the greatest threat. You have only two places in the world right now with an openly professed genocidal racial supremacist ideology copied directly from Nazi Germany – Israel and Ukraine. So those are the greatest threats to the world.

What happens in the immediate future is that Israel will finish off Gaza and the West Bank and occupy and ethnically cleanse at least the south of Lebanon and as much of of southern Syria as it wants.

Then there might be a pause for a bit to consolidate control, but ultimately what someone there wrote for The Times of Israel the other day will still hold – “Israel needs lebensraum for its exploding population”. Yes, exactly in those words. Not even hiding it anymore – it is the exact same ideology as in 1930s Germany, but in an Israeli version.

So the demographic pressure will be relieved for a bit through genocide of the neighboring populations, but then it will build up again. Rinse and repeat to the Greater Israel of that infamous Nile-to-the-Euphrates map most people have presumably seen.

If they are even bothered to justify it, it will be through the October 7th playbook, which is why they are installing radical islamists in power in Syria now – that will be used as cover for the subsequent rounds of genocide and ethnic replacement.

The problem is it doesn’t stop there – demographic pressure will continue building. So who is next to be put on the menu decades further down the line? Most likely Europe — to the south and southeast it is the Arabian and Sahara deserts, to the east it is the Iranian and Central Asian ones; fertile land is to be found in a northern and northwestern direction. And Europe by that time will itself be full of islamists and greatly destabilized.

Rinse and repeat and in a few centuries the whole world will be genocided out and replaced. This is where it is all potentially headed.

P.S. The greatest tragedy of what is happening now is that Israel didn’t have any strategic depth originally. From Lebanon and Syria and Egypt you could do a preventive first strike on their nuclear weapon systems before they could fire them and you could shoot down their strategic missiles before they could reach their mid-course phase (which is the only moment you have a realistic chance of shooting them down). Now they have acquired that strategic depth. The use-it-or-lose-it principle has never been shown to be more prescient than during the last year…

One more thing to add – this will also make them even less controllable by the US. Right now the US is fully politically captured, but if it wasn’t, it has the military-technical means to contain Israel if some miracle ever happened, it was no longer captured, and someone decided to fight the monster.

But if you think things are bad now when Israel has to rely on the US for such support, just wait for when it no longer does…

    People were quite surprised at how fast the Iraqi army folded, too. Eventually, it turned out that a good part of the top officers had been bought of. I expect the same here – and if Iran and Russia got word of it, it explains both why they pushed Assad to compromise and didn’t want to get involved. 

If those top officers were bought, what prevented Russia and Iran from offering more?

What happened in reality was that Russia and Iran stopped funding and arming the SAA years ago. And here is the logical result.

The same argument applies to Ukraine — Nuland was bragging about how it cost a mere $5B to flip it.

Well, could Russia have invested a lot more than those $5B into preventing that outcome given what was at stake?

How much have the last three years cost them?

Same story in Syria – how much will what happened the last two weeks cost them in the future

Posted by: ANON2022

It does look like Trump is set up to be the next big disappointment in the US. No way Tulsi Gabbard will be vested, she will be lucky if treason charges are not brought against her for her visit with Assad, among other things.

Likewise, the demolition of Pete Hegseth is getting under way for alleged marital infidelitities. RFK Jr.’s baggage of past philandering, including the dubious circumstances of his wife’s suicide connected with documented domestic abuse, etc. all of those charges will make him unlikely to be confirmed as the Secretary of Health. Ditto for the FBI director Kash Patel.

Once the few rabble rousers are out of the picture, you have the only standing decision maker with real powers, none other than the ultimate Pharma sinister grandma, Susie Wiles. It’s gotta be all downhill from there.

Never mind his promise of removing 15 million, 20 million illegals by military force. That alone would cause an economic bomb by removing the most productive labor from the economy. It cannot be done.

Trump is in his honeymoon now in Paris and not able to see the sharpening of the knives for his backstabbing. He and Orban and Netanyahu are out on a limb. And I can start to see not much hope for Putin.

I predict that Trump will end fully discredited.

*

Meanwhile the Trump presidency is a stand-in for another intermediate period, like the so called Minsk agreement/armistice. Both parties regroup. At the same time, the West is looking for new venues to restart the next phase of its relentless offensive against Russia.

We invite our readers and friends to join our Telegram channel for the most current discussions. Please follow this link: https://t.me/AlgoraPublishing

by the Wellness Co

Ashish Kumar Jha is a general internist physician and academic who served as the Biden administration’s White House COVID-19 response coordinator from 2022–2023.

A few days ago, Jha gave a speech at the University of Michigan School of Public Health. The speech was nothing short of terrifying – it lays out the dystopian future that the globalists are planning.

In particular, Jha laid out critical points:

1. New Age of Pandemics:
   • Warns of an impending “whole new age of bioweapons,” with “strong evidence” that many are actively developing them.
   • Predicts an era of escalating pandemics driven by both manmade biological warfare and natural threats.
2. Calls for Vaccines Against “Likely Pathogens”:
   • Calls for massive investment in ‘cutting-edge’ vaccine platforms to defend against viruses that don’t yet exist, framing it as a critical race against time.
3. Battle Against ‘Misinformation’:
   • Declares that students, faculty, and public health leaders have a moral dutyto spread “good information” about vaccines, becoming frontline defenders against harmful ‘misinformation’.
4. Vaccines Can Be Injected Anywhere on the Body:
   • During the monkeypox vaccine rollout, vaccinators were retrained to inject anywhere—abdomen, thighs, or hidden areas—to avoid visible marks left by the intradermal injections.

Nicholas Hulscher, MPH, over at Dr. Peter McCullough’s Substack gets right to the point about Jha’s speech:

This presents major concerns. First, who are the “lots of people” working on new bioweapons? The Gates Foundation? The U.S. government? This needs to be investigated as soon as possible, and a global moratorium on gain-of-function research should be implemented

Hulscher goes on to rightfully point out:

Second, Jha’s absurd statements about vaccines—calling for the development of vaccines against pathogens that don’t exist and instructing vaccinators to administer mpox shots anywhere on the body to avoid visible marks—reveal his unwavering devotion to the religion of Vaccine Ideology.

Be Prepared – Not Scared

We don’t know what is next, we don’t know whether the globalists will succeed in their efforts to create a vicious cycle of bioweapon to pandemic to vaccine. What we do know is that we don’t have to live in fear.

One of the most important pieces of knowledge every American should have is the knowledge that they don’t simply have to trust the corrupt biopharmaceutical complex and their partners in crime – big government and the legacy media.

They want us afraid. But there is no reason to live in fear when you can be prepared!

That’s where the Wellness Company comes in.

The Wellness Company’s Contagion Emergency Kit, designed by Dr. Peter McCullough and his colleagues, contains five critical life-saving prescription medications – including generic Tamiflu™, IVERMECTIN, and HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE– that every American should have on hand:

• Oseltamivir 75 mg (generic Tamiflu™) – 10 tablets
• Hydroxychloroquine 200 mg -20 tablets
• Ivermectin 12mg – 25 tablets
• Azithromycin (generic Z-Pak) 250 mg – 12 tablets
• Budesonide 0.5 mg/2 mL – 5 vials (plus nebulizer included)
• 1 Medication Guidebook written by the Chief Medical Board for safe use.