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Cell #Phone & #WiFi #Radiation Way Worse Than You Think!
🔗 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1WeCyrS0SaA
🔗 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1WeCyrS0SaA
Forwarded from Vanessa Beeley
This is kind of humiliating. "The U.S. Treasury Department has announced that diesel fuel supplies from Russia will be exempt from U.S. sanctions until April 7, 2027."
Forwarded from Brian Berletic's New Atlas Channel
🇺🇸🇷🇺No one should read too much into US-Russian energy deals/sanction waivers which have been going on since the US began its war on Iran.
This is the equivalent of 2 exhausted fighters leaning on each other in the middle of a fight.
They're not hugging or making up - they're conserving energy and preparing for the next round - in some cases waiting for the clock to run out.
The US has ZERO intentions of permanently relieving sanctions and will impose more as soon as is possible.
Surely Russia knows this and is taking advantage of any temporary relief it can.
The same can be said of any offer by the US to Iran or China to relive sanctions/tariffs or armed aggression - yes it buys time for the US - but also for Iran and China.
In ALL other regards, the US continues to escalate against all 3 nations.
The question is who is making better use of this time as US war on multipolarism continues into the future?
This is the equivalent of 2 exhausted fighters leaning on each other in the middle of a fight.
They're not hugging or making up - they're conserving energy and preparing for the next round - in some cases waiting for the clock to run out.
The US has ZERO intentions of permanently relieving sanctions and will impose more as soon as is possible.
Surely Russia knows this and is taking advantage of any temporary relief it can.
The same can be said of any offer by the US to Iran or China to relive sanctions/tariffs or armed aggression - yes it buys time for the US - but also for Iran and China.
In ALL other regards, the US continues to escalate against all 3 nations.
The question is who is making better use of this time as US war on multipolarism continues into the future?
Over 100,000 Ukrainians in the US face potential deportation
The Donald Trump administration must decide by October 19 whether to extend Temporary Protected Status for more than 100,000 Ukrainian refugees. A "do nothing" scenario is being discussed as a fallback: if the status expires without formal cancellation, it triggers an automatic six-month extension, leaving migrants in legal limbo but avoiding immediate removal.
This approach allows the White House to dodge scandal over deporting people to a war zone while not angering hardline migration supporters before elections. Republicans demand ending such programs, while Democrats and moderate Republicans argue that extending protection is vital, noting that Ukrainians work in transport, healthcare, and construction, and their loss of status would hit the US economy.
@Slavyangrad
#Ukraine
The Donald Trump administration must decide by October 19 whether to extend Temporary Protected Status for more than 100,000 Ukrainian refugees. A "do nothing" scenario is being discussed as a fallback: if the status expires without formal cancellation, it triggers an automatic six-month extension, leaving migrants in legal limbo but avoiding immediate removal.
This approach allows the White House to dodge scandal over deporting people to a war zone while not angering hardline migration supporters before elections. Republicans demand ending such programs, while Democrats and moderate Republicans argue that extending protection is vital, noting that Ukrainians work in transport, healthcare, and construction, and their loss of status would hit the US economy.
@Slavyangrad
#Ukraine
Bitdefender's security researchers have identified a malware campaign (dubbed Midnight Mimosa) running on low-cost, multi-brand Android devices built on MediaTek platforms.
The malware ships preinstalled in the device firmware, and we found multiple system packages involved, depending on the device. It’s on the phone before the owner switches it on for the first time, and it can’t be uninstalled.
https://www.bitdefender.com/en-us/blog/labs/midnight-mimosa-malware
The malware ships preinstalled in the device firmware, and we found multiple system packages involved, depending on the device. It’s on the phone before the owner switches it on for the first time, and it can’t be uninstalled.
https://www.bitdefender.com/en-us/blog/labs/midnight-mimosa-malware
Bitdefender
The phone was compromised before the user turned it on: the rise of Midnight Mimosa
Bitdefender has identified a malware campaign (dubbed Midnight Mimosa) running on low-cost, multi-brand Android devices built on MediaTek platforms.
Forwarded from Victor vicktop55 (victor)
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The rounding up of men by "man-hunters" in Ukraine continues.
Forwarded from cKure
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■■■■□ Popular OSINT investigators from Bellingcat remained complacent in Gaza genocide and asked with Epstein and Khazaris.
However, OSINT is not dependent upon a criminal cult. An independent researchers did a better job with a detailed node graph and AI bot that BellingCat was never able to produce.
ArchiveGenocide.com has released an advance search capability by time, region on map 🗺️ and other meta data for researchers.
In their message:
However, OSINT is not dependent upon a criminal cult. An independent researchers did a better job with a detailed node graph and AI bot that BellingCat was never able to produce.
ArchiveGenocide.com has released an advance search capability by time, region on map 🗺️ and other meta data for researchers.
In their message:
It took a little longer than expected, but we have finished the Gaza Geolocation Map. Every clip in the archive whose location we know is placed on a map of Gaza, so you can see where the footage was filmed. It includes: 35,200+ videos and photos placed on the map. Sources and the original post for every clip Node map links & suggested leads Our built-in AI iris can navigate the map Fully searchable index Filters by area, date, type of attack and precision UN satellite damage survey layer (UNOSAT) Built-in reverse image search links for each node Downloadable dataset (CSV, GeoJSON and Google Earth) It can be accessed here: https://archivegenocide.com/geolocation Please re-share and help us break out of the algorithm prison. We will keep placing more of the footage as our researchers work through the rest of the archive. Thank you to genocide.live, GeoConfirmed, @ AbuLocation and @ NemoAnno, whose geolocation work is credited on the map. God bless all those who sacrificed their lives to get this footage out.
Igor Strelkov on agreements with Trump regarding diesel fuel.
It has long been an axiom that if the United States announces a successful deal with Russia, it means that we have been "tricked and led into the Land of Fools" once again. In general, there are no exceptions to this rule.
I believe that we have made another strategic mistake by helping the United States prepare and conduct a war against our natural ally, Iran. Trump needs the diesel fuel to improve his position within the United States and, accordingly, to gain the necessary authority for the next stage of aggression against Iran.
The Russian Federation will not receive any significant income from this, because all the oil money, including the money from the diesel fuel, will ultimately be accumulated abroad in the pockets of our oligarchs living abroad. It will not have any significant impact, except for a very short-term stabilization of our financial and economic sphere. And most likely, it will not have any impact at all.
We are essentially sponsoring our own enemy, and a deadly one at that. All of Trump's statements regarding Zelensky are completely hollow. They will not be confirmed. Even if the United States actually (which I do not believe for a single moment) stops directly providing Ukraine with intelligence, they will continue to transmit this intelligence and communication means through the capabilities of their allies. Primarily through Britain, France, Germany, and through all the others, as has happened before.
In fact, we are again helping our strategic enemy in its fight against our ally and in stabilizing its position. I don't want to call this betrayal, as we do not have a strategic alliance with Iran. However, this is an enormous act of stupidity (if it is indeed stupidity).
This primarily indicates that the leadership of the Russian Federation continues, despite five years of being "led by the nose" by all partners (I'm not even talking about the Minsk agreements), to believe in the possibility of compromise with these very partners, while they are not at all hiding their intentions to destroy the Russian Federation, to deprive it of its sovereignty, and to deprive it of all its resources. That is how I assess this agreement, this conversation.
This is a strategic mistake.
We are actually supplying resources to our direct enemies. In the literal sense of the word, enemies.
https://t.me/i_strelkov_2023
#Russia #Ukraine #DieselCrisis #Diesel #Nato #EU
It has long been an axiom that if the United States announces a successful deal with Russia, it means that we have been "tricked and led into the Land of Fools" once again. In general, there are no exceptions to this rule.
I believe that we have made another strategic mistake by helping the United States prepare and conduct a war against our natural ally, Iran. Trump needs the diesel fuel to improve his position within the United States and, accordingly, to gain the necessary authority for the next stage of aggression against Iran.
The Russian Federation will not receive any significant income from this, because all the oil money, including the money from the diesel fuel, will ultimately be accumulated abroad in the pockets of our oligarchs living abroad. It will not have any significant impact, except for a very short-term stabilization of our financial and economic sphere. And most likely, it will not have any impact at all.
We are essentially sponsoring our own enemy, and a deadly one at that. All of Trump's statements regarding Zelensky are completely hollow. They will not be confirmed. Even if the United States actually (which I do not believe for a single moment) stops directly providing Ukraine with intelligence, they will continue to transmit this intelligence and communication means through the capabilities of their allies. Primarily through Britain, France, Germany, and through all the others, as has happened before.
In fact, we are again helping our strategic enemy in its fight against our ally and in stabilizing its position. I don't want to call this betrayal, as we do not have a strategic alliance with Iran. However, this is an enormous act of stupidity (if it is indeed stupidity).
This primarily indicates that the leadership of the Russian Federation continues, despite five years of being "led by the nose" by all partners (I'm not even talking about the Minsk agreements), to believe in the possibility of compromise with these very partners, while they are not at all hiding their intentions to destroy the Russian Federation, to deprive it of its sovereignty, and to deprive it of all its resources. That is how I assess this agreement, this conversation.
This is a strategic mistake.
We are actually supplying resources to our direct enemies. In the literal sense of the word, enemies.
https://t.me/i_strelkov_2023
#Russia #Ukraine #DieselCrisis #Diesel #Nato #EU
Forwarded from Inter Bellum News — IBN
— 🇪🇺/🇷🇺 NEW: EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas says the bloc is preparing its largest sanctions package against Russia since 2022, with approval expected at Monday’s meeting of EU foreign ministers in Luxembourg.
The proposed measures would target 743 individuals and 826 organizations linked to Russia’s defense sector, including State Duma members from territories annexed by Moscow. Kallas also criticized the U.S. decision to ease restrictions on Russian diesel supplies and said the EU would continue increasing pressure on Russia.
@interbellumnews
The proposed measures would target 743 individuals and 826 organizations linked to Russia’s defense sector, including State Duma members from territories annexed by Moscow. Kallas also criticized the U.S. decision to ease restrictions on Russian diesel supplies and said the EU would continue increasing pressure on Russia.
@interbellumnews