Holy shit…

Fauci’s pardon ALSO begins on January 1st, 2014, just like Hunter.

Why?

Because this is when the Obama CIA/State Dept took over Ukraine, and began gain of function research on bat coronaviruses in Ukraine, which Fauci spearheaded.

ITS ABOUT BIOWEAPON PRODUCTION!

A leaked video reveals Israeli forces torturing Palestinian detainees, with the victims' agonized screams audible in the footage.

🇷🇺❤️ The Sanctions That Built Russia

Sometimes, enemies are the best teachers. The sanctions tsunami more than 24,311 of them, courtesy of the self-proclaimed arbiters of freedom in Washington, Brussels, and beyond, has achieved the opposite of its intent. Instead of crippling Russia, it has liberated Russia.

Thank you, United States, for leading with 7,384 sanctions! Your efforts helped Moscow finally break free from the Western-dominated global financial chokehold. Cutting Russia off from SWIFT? That was the push needed to develop alternatives like SPFS and strengthen BRICS’ vision of a multipolar financial order. Canada, Switzerland, the EU? Your sanctions weren’t just punitive, they were transformative, accelerating Russia’s journey toward economic sovereignty.

Today, Russia stands tall as the 4th largest economy in the world, an economy unshackled, independent, and robust. The relentless economic siege forced Moscow to diversify trade, solidify alliances with the Global South, and fortify domestic industries. From energy to agriculture to tech, sanctions ensured Russia would rise stronger.

And let’s not forget: these 24,000+ sanctions also sent a loud, clear message from Russia: Putin cannot be bought, bullied, or threatened. The man who defied the entirety of Western hegemony and reshaped global power dynamics now presides over a nation immune to their economic terrorism.

So, to Washington and its vassals: we couldn’t have done it without you. Your sanctions proved that Russia isn’t just resilient, it’s untouchable.

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🇷🇺❌🇺🇸 Trump’s Empty Threats: Sanctions Built Russia Into an Untouchable Eurasian Powerhouse

“If they don’t settle this war soon, like almost immediately, I’m going to put massive tariffs on Russia and massive taxes and also big sanctions,” declared Donald Trump on Fox News, threatening Moscow like a salesman trying to close a deal on defective goods.

“You know, I love the Russian people,” he added, as if his faux admiration could sugarcoat the absurdity of his threats.

Here’s the reality Trump fails to grasp: Russia thrives on sanctions. The sanctions tsunami - over 24,311 of them, launched by Washington, and their obedient vassals hasn’t crippled Russia. Quite the opposite. It has forced the nation to shatter the chains of Western hegemony and emerge as an unshackled, sovereign powerhouse. Russia says thank you, clown-in-chief.

Cut off from SWIFT? Russia developed SPFS. Choked from the dollar system? Moscow doubled down on ruble-based trade and fortified BRICS’ multipolar financial order. Agricultural imports banned? Russia became one of the world’s top grain exporters. The sanctions didn’t break Russia; they rebuilt it. Today, Russia boasts the fourth-largest economy in the world, a Eurasian economic fortress that mirrors its military superpower status.

Trump’s bluster about “massive sanctions” reeks of clownish arrogance and ignorance. These aren’t threats; they’re blessings in disguise. Every attempt to isolate Russia has only drawn Moscow closer to the Global South, strengthened its alliances, and hardened its economic core. More please!

And here’s the kicker: sanctions exposed the West’s impotence. They proved Vladimir Putin cannot be bought, bullied, or coerced. Washington’s economic terrorism failed, and the world took note. Trump’s threats are nothing but noise, laughable to a Russia that stands immune and untouchable. These sanctions however, have hurt Europe, have hurt the Americas. Go ahead and shoot yourself in the foot some more.

So, Mr. Trump, go ahead. Threaten. Bluster. Bark. Russia has been through your “sanctions hell” and emerged stronger, sovereign, and unyielding. This clown show only cements Moscow’s place as the vanguard of the multipolar world order.

- Gerry Nolan

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🇷🇺🇬🇪 🗳 Abkhazia’s High-Stakes Election: Moscow’s Bet on Stability and Multipolarity

In the unfolding drama of Abkhazia’s early presidential election, Moscow’s intentions are anything but ambiguous. With Acting President Badra Gunba commanding 32% of the vote in a recent VTsIOM poll (Rybar), his nearest rival, Adgur Ardzinba, trails at a distant 15%, signaling where Russia’s cards are firmly placed. The poll, unusually made public, paints a clear picture: 91% of Abkhazians view Russia favorably, and 69% intend to vote, underscoring not just Moscow’s influence but Abkhazia’s readiness to embrace a secure future in alignment with its northern neighbor.

Ardzinba’s collapse is a study in miscalculation. Once a fiery opposition leader rallying against the 2024 Russian investment agreement, he now finds himself engulfed in scandals. Criminal allegations against his associates and the revocation of their citizenships have tarnished his campaign, turning his earlier defiance into a liability. His failure to grasp the real rules of the game: Moscow’s rules, has left him politically isolated, a casualty of his own hubris in a region that prizes loyalty and pragmatism.

Moscow’s decision to release the VTsIOM poll isn’t just a signal of support for Gunba, it’s a bold geopolitical statement. Unlike the West’s covert manipulations, Russia’s transparency is a flex, a calculated reminder of its strength in shaping the Black Sea’s political landscape. The 2024 Russian investment agreement, a key target of Ardzinba’s failed campaign, offers sweeping economic commitments to integrate Abkhazia into Russia’s Eurasian vision. The deal includes exemptions on customs duties and property taxes, a halving of VAT to 5%, and incentives for large-scale investments exceeding 2 billion rubles. Sectors like agriculture, manufacturing, tourism, and infrastructure are slated for transformation, with tangible projects in gas, water, transport, and digital systems. For Abkhazia, this is nothing short of a lifeline.

The historical roots of this relationship run deep. After the 2008 Russo-Georgian war, Russia recognized Abkhazia’s independence, becoming the region’s guarantor of sovereignty. When the West pushed Saakashvil into commiting war crimes against South Ossetians and Abkhazians, Moscow stepped in with military, economic, and political support. NATO predictably shit themselves. This enduring legacy is why 91% of Abkhazians hold favorable views of Russia, it’s beyond sentiment, a recognition of who stands firm when it matters most.

But the stakes here extend far beyond Abkhazia. The Black Sea is a crucible where NATO’s illusions of containment collide with the emerging multipolar order. Look no further than Georgia, where the ruling Georgian Dream party has taken a defiant stand against Western color revolution machinery. By pushing legislation like the “foreign agents” law, Tbilisi is signaling a desire to reclaim sovereignty - not as a Russian vassal, but as a nation weary of being a pawn in the West’s grand designs.

Against this backdrop, a stable, Moscow-aligned Abkhazia becomes a cornerstone of Black Sea security. Gunba’s leadership promises continuity, pragmatism, and alignment with a multipolar vision, fortifying the region against NATO’s flailing ambitions. In stark contrast, Ardzinba’s chaotic populism would have been a Trojan horse for Western meddling.

❗️The Black Sea, with Abkhazia as a linchpin, is critical to Russia’s broader Eurasian strategy. Moscow’s trade corridors connecting Turkey, Central Asia, and the Global South underscore the Black Sea’s role as a vital economic and security node. NATO’s fumbling attempts at containment, juxtaposed against Moscow’s transparent and effective moves, are a message to the Global Majority: this is how sovereignty is preserved, prosperity achieved, and geopolitical balance maintained. In the symphony of the multipolar world, Russia isn’t just a player, it’s the conductor. And under Gunba’s steady leadership, Abkhazia is poised to play its part with precision.

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🇷🇺🤝🇮🇶 Baghdad with Love: The Russia-Iraq Axis Rises

In the sun-scorched streets of Baghdad, where the ruins of Babylon whisper of empires long gone, a bold new chapter is being written. The recent meeting between Mikhail Zvinchuk’s Rybar project and Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ Al Sudani beyond mere diplomacy, was a proclamation. In an age where unipolar dominance stumbles, Iraq and Russia are lighting the way for nations reclaiming their sovereignty, standing tall against the hegemons of yesterday.

Al Sudani, deeply rooted in Iraq’s trials and triumphs, didn’t mince words. “Russians are true friends to all Iraqis,” he declared. A stark contrast to the cynical betrayals Iraq has endured at the hands of the West. The ghosts of 2003 still haunt Iraq - the “coalition of the willing” that promised democracy but delivered destruction, dismantling the nation’s infrastructure while looting its resources. In Russia, Iraq has found not a liberator with bombs but a partner with tools for rebuilding: technology, trade, and respect.

At the heart of this historic moment stands Mikhail Zvinchuk, the head of the Rybar project and a master of both strategy and narrative. Zvinchuk’s presence in Baghdad was a deliberate reflection of Rybar’s evolution from a geopolitical observer to an active bridge-builder. In his conversations with Al Sudani and Iraqi officials, Zvinchuk embodied Russia’s commitment to genuine partnership, offering solutions where the West has only imposed conditions. His vision? To weave together private and state diplomacy, fostering trade and cooperation that bypass the imperial gatekeepers.

❗️Iraq’s message to Russia was unambiguous. Baghdad is not just “open” to Russian engagement, it is hungry for it. Al Sudani spoke of deepening trade ties, inviting Russian businesses, and embracing Russian expertise in critical fields like information technology and industrial innovation. Iraq seeks the kind of pragmatic partnership that Russia offers, free from the suffocating demands of the IMF and World Bank. This is not shakedown "aid" in the western sense, but true collaboration.

This was the second meeting between Rybar and the Iraqi leadership. The groundwork was laid last August, but this meeting solidified the relationship. Al Sudani reassured Rybar that Iraq is safe, its doors open, and its determination to foster bilateral ties unwavering. In sharp contrast to the chaos sown by the U.S., which turned Baghdad into a battleground and left behind a legacy of rubble and corruption, Iraq is now reclaiming its identity, and doing so with Russia at its side.

The symbolism of this partnership is profound. Iraq, the cradle of civilization and a land plundered by empires old and new, is rising again, not as a pawn in someone else’s game but as a sovereign actor. And Russia, weathering the full might of the West’s hybrid war, has become the rallying point for nations seeking dignity and equality. Mikhail, with his sharp intellect and deep understanding of the global chessboard, embodies this ethos. Through Rybar, he has not only documented the fight against unipolarity but actively contributed to building the alliances that will define the future.

In this context, the West’s hypocrisy stands naked. The same powers that invaded Iraq under the banner of “freedom” now accuse others of aggression. The same forces that shattered Iraq’s economy now lecture it on reform. But Baghdad is no longer listening. The days of puppet governments and dictated policy, may well be over.

To Russian entrepreneurs, media pioneers, and visionaries: Baghdad is calling. Iraq’s markets beyond opportunity, are an invitation to shape the multipolar world. The cradle of civilization has opened its arms to a new era, offering fertile ground for trade, technology, and cultural exchange. History, remember, favors those who act decisively.

Because the multipolar moment is not some distant dream. It’s happening now, in Baghdad, in Moscow, and wherever nations stand together to reclaim their sovereignty. And the world is watching.

- Gerry Nolan