This is how Zelensky's army is being replenished. He needs 30-35 thousand men a month just to replace losses at the front:

MAN CRUELLY SNATCHED by Zelensky's THUGS, HIS FRIEND PEPPER SPAYED and KICKED in BUTT

At least he tried to save him

@vicktop55
#Ukraine #TCC

Russia Blocks GrapheneOS Infrastructure, Forcing Two Server Moves | Reclaim The Net

#GrapheneOS is reporting that #Russia has started blocking the infrastructure that carries its services, forcing the project to move the traffic of its users in country to different servers twice in a matter of weeks.

The first time, Russian traffic was rerouted from a DataPacket server in Frankfurt to a Cherry Servers machine in Amsterdam. But then Russia started filtering that IP address space as well, and the traffic had to be moved again, this time to a Zare server in London.

@reclaimthenet
#BigBrother #Censorship

🇵🇸Israel awaiting US greenlight to forcibly expel Palestinians from Gaza | The Cradle

Israeli War Minister Israel Katz said that the Israeli military is prepared to forcibly expel Palestinians living in #Gaza by any means necessary, and is only awaiting the green light from the #US, Israeli news outlet Ynet reported on 2 September.

“There is no real solution for Gaza in the end. The Migration Directorate is ready to do this by sea, by air and by any means. #Egypt is not willing for it to go through its territory,” Katz said.

Katz said the countries prepared to take in Palestinians expelled from Gaza are waiting on Washington's approval before acting, and that US President Donald #Trump has put the plan on hold rather than killed it.

He claimed Arab governments pressed Trump to freeze it, offering investment and agreeing to the disarmament of Hamas in exchange.

@thecradlemedia
#Palestine #Genocide #ForcedDisplacement

🇺🇦 Zelensky claimed in his evening address that the first airlines are already refusing to operate flights to Russian airports.

He didn't specify which companies. No other reports of airlines refusing to fly over Russia have surfaced so far.

Turkish carrier Pegasus canceled a string of flights to and from Moscow's Vnukovo overnight, and Turkish Airlines adjusted its #Moscow schedule as well — around 77 flights were delayed or canceled across Moscow's airports in the same 24-hour window.

Airline staff cited the general "airspace situation," not any response to Kiev. The disruption lines up with Russia reporting mass drone attacks and cutting Moscow's flight ceiling to 4,900 meters — the kind of temporary airspace restriction that happens regularly during drone raids and isn't unique to this case.

https://t.me/NoGoolag/51607
@DDGeopolitics
#Ukraine

Nick Land: The Godfather of the New Tech Right ( Part 1) | Hidden AmuraKa


Nick Land didn’t create the Alt-Right—but his ideas helped give parts of the emerging Tech Right a radically different vision of the future.

In Part One, we trace the strange genealogy from the CCRU and accelerationism through Curtis Yarvin, the Dark Enlightenment, the Cathedral, meme warfare, hyperstition, and the mutation of online reaction into something colder, more technological, and increasingly powerful.

Because the next stage wouldn’t look like /pol/.

It would look like Silicon Valley.

The Techno-Capital Machine: Nick Land and the New Tech Right ( Part 2) | Hidden AmuraKa


Part Two follows the Techno-Capital Machine.

Peter Thiel. JD Vance. Marc Andreessen. Alex Karp. Sam Altman. Elon Musk. Palantir. e/acc. Artificial Intelligence.

Ideas that once sounded like cyberpunk philosophy are now colliding with venture capital, state power, defense infrastructure and machines capable of producing intelligence themselves.

Marc Andreessen openly invokes Land's Techno-Capital Machine in his 2023 "Techno-Optimist Manifesto".

Ironically, he even names Land as one of the Patron Saints of Techno-Optimism. In thr doctrine, Andreessen says it plainly, "We believe in Accelerationism".

And he's not alone. This lines up with Palantir CEO Alex Karp's "The Technological Republic" and Sam Altman's 2017 Essay titled "The Merge"...


The Process is.
The Techno-Capital Singularity.

The israelis are openly threatening the British, the same country who created their fake and gay state.

@DDGeopolitics
#UK #Zog

🇪🇸HUGE anti-migration protest in #Madrid, Spain as Ceuta crisis ongoing


@MTodayNews
#Spain #Kalergi #Ceuta

🐝 Bee lover giving a helping hand.😁🐝🌸🐝🌺🐝🌺🐝

⚠️🇨🇦🇺🇸🚨URGENT : Le Canada déploie une unité spéciale de "police des mèmes" aux États-Unis après que Mark Carney a demandé aux Américains de cesser de créer des mèmes.🤡🇨🇦🤣

DrClownPHD 🔗

Could this have been done in 2022?

Upon seeing even limited but visible effects from strikes on the Ukrainian economy, experts raise the question: could this have been done at the start of the SMO? The answer is somewhat surprising: in part, that's exactly what they did.

For example, strikes on the fuel infrastructure of so-called Ukraine began already in the very first weeks of the war. Mass strikes on enemy energy facilities began in autumn 2022, as did attacks on hydraulic structures.

But the main strike weapon for those objectives was the Kh-101/Kalibr cruise missiles: due to the labor-intensive production, they couldn't be churned out like pancakes, and the number of carriers was limited. By spring 2022, it became clear that the missile arsenal would run out before Ukrainian oil refineries.

Now the situation is different: Gerans are being mass-produced, small "parcel-like" cruise missiles have appeared. Long-range strike weapons have grown both in quantity and quality, and now they can hunt locomotives in enemy rear areas, something unthinkable in 2022.

❗️Today's effective strikes on the economy of so-called Ukraine are largely a consequence of the growth in strike capabilities of the Russian Armed Forces. At the start of the SMO, it was often impossible to simultaneously attack so many targets successfully (given that Ukrainian air defense had no ammunition problems).

That said, if the task of destroying the Ukrainian economy had been set at the start of the #SMO, the necessary strike weapons in sufficient quantity would have appeared several years earlier, which would have affected the course of the war in Russia's favor.

📌 And this again raises the question of the importance of a systematic approach (in the full sense) in planning: it at least allows optimizing and rationalizing many things, as well as avoiding losses where they can be avoided.

#fuel #Russia #Ukraine #electricity
@rybar_in_english

The massive concerted psyop from every European leader to accuse Russia, with zero evidence, of the false flag in the Leipzig airport and Zelensky's announcement to start the terror campaign against the civilians aviation in Russia are obviously connected.

It's a not-so-well planned next step of escalation against Russia, because this drone with explosives just laying there on tarmac next to a Ukrainian cargo plane was like a badly made AI slop, but in real life.

I suspect that Radcliffe's visit is also connected to the next step on the escalation ladder, orchestrated by Zelensky's Western handlers.

This decision could not have been made without the full consensus from European and American war profiteers.

The consequences of such move are hard to predict, but I imagine it would not be good for Ukraine, at the very least.

However, a step like this, which threatens not only Russian, but a slew of Chinese, Turkish and Arab airlines that make regular flights to and from Russia, as well as foreign citizens taking these flights, could justify Russia's kinetic response against certain European countries that support Zelensky's terrorism.

Very dangerous times not too far ahead.

@BazaFromOlga