❗️Telegram founder Pavel Durov declares WhatsApp encryption to be a giant fraud:

"The state of Texas just sued WhatsApp for lying to users about privacy - because WhatsApp employees have access to “virtually all” private messages. Now we know what WhatsApp’s founder meant when he said he sold his users’ privacy.” - Durov

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❗️Russian war blogger Vlad Lobaev calls for a nuclear strike against Ukraine:

"Iran just showed how it’s done: after a strike on a school with girls, it wiped out all US bases in the region. That’s Iran for you.

I continue to advocate for the use of nuclear weapons — but not on central areas. We should start from the western borders of 404 [Ukraine], so our troops don’t have to advance through contaminated zones. And we should go heavy right away. The moment for tactical nuclear weapons on the escalation ladder has already been missed — it won’t produce the desired effect now.

I also fully support Sergei Karaganov’s concept of a “strike on the elites.” First we need to clearly identify who they are — locate their residences and bunkers. Without a direct threat to them (and, if necessary, carrying it out), we will not win this war. These bastards are the real organizers of the conflict, and as long as they feel safe, this will never end."

@AussieCossack via @lobaev_vlad

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Aunty Christine gives it to Albo and to the brainwashed cowards of Australia once again!

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❗️Russian journalist Andrey Vipolzov with some interesting thoughts on the future of Kaliningrad:

"Of course, the West fully understands that if a NATO soldier’s boot sets foot on Kaliningrad Region soil, Russia’s response will be so severe that no one will be left in doubt.

Moreover, as far back as 2014–2015, German political scientists discussing Kaliningrad constantly drew parallels with Crimea: “Russia took Crimea because it was Russian. Kaliningrad used to be German — why shouldn’t we take it back?” They want to turn Kaliningrad into a bargaining chip for future negotiations with a weakened Russia.

NATO strategists aren’t stupid. They’re not interested in creating another hot spot. They’re playing the long game: “You took Crimea, and we’ll take Kaliningrad from you.”

I sometimes browse Ukrainian sources. Bandera supporters also love drawing parallels between Crimea and Kaliningrad. On one hand, they insult the region, calling it a “military kolkhoz where the beautiful German architecture was ruined.” On the other, they appeal to “adequate” Kaliningrad residents: “Guys, you’ve been to Poland and Germany. You know you’re Europeans at heart. When things kick off in Moscow, take power into your own hands.”

In short, they’re trying to stir everyone up so that Kaliningraders themselves start wanting to break away, while the rest of Russia begins to view the region the way it viewed Chechnya in the 1990s: “Let them go. Fence them off. Just spare us another war and terrorist attacks.”

I’ll repeat: this is the West’s strategic goal — to sow panic in Russia with the message: “If we don’t give up Kaliningrad, NATO will attack us.” And they are moving toward this goal methodically, nipping at us from all sides.

Whose land is this? It’s ours — Russia’s. Yet we turn a blind eye to German historical revanchism. Can you imagine T-shirts with “Danzig” being sold in Gdańsk? It would be impossible. The entire batch would be seized immediately, and those responsible would face criminal charges. And the Poles don’t refrain from this out of fear of the law — it simply wouldn’t occur to them to use the German name for a city they believe Poland rightfully took (even though, in reality, Stalin gave it to them)."

@AussieCossack via @vozlopyv