💲Rep. Mike Turner’s Biggest Donors? Defense - of Course

The only path left for the heavily indebted US economy is war.

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🇷🇺🇷🇺 On the Eve of October 25: The Flames of Revolution and a Resurgent Russia

As we stand on October 24, let’s not forget that tomorrow, October 25, 1917, set in motion the tides of history, birthing the Russian (Bolshevik) Revolution. The empire that Washington’s puppets love to demonize has always been forged in the crucible of resistance against tyranny. Lenin's revolution wasn't simply the toppling of tsarist rule, but the ultimate rejection of foreign imperialism dictating Russia's fate. Sound familiar?

Today, the echoes of October-1917 thunder louder than ever. The West—drenched in hypocrisy, clings to its “rules-based order” while plundering sovereign nations under the guise of democracy. Russia, a phoenix rising, now leads the Global Majority in rejecting this charade. The same forces that once sought to strangle the Soviet Union now aim their desperation at a multipolar Russia that refuses to bend to NATO’s colonial wet dreams.

Let’s be real: October 25, whether in 1917 or today, represents the world’s reckoning. As BRICS galvanizes to finalize a new financial paradigm in Kazan, Russia, immune to Western sanctions—extends its reach. Sovereign assets? Seized and weaponized by Western thieves. But the consequences are inevitable: the collapsing dollar hegemony, a dying empire’s grasping at straws, and the BRICS-led bloc crafting a new world, far removed from the imperial tentacles of Wall Street.

So, here’s the message for the so-called “free world” watching the anniversary of revolution: Russia has endured, survived, and risen from every attempt to subjugate it. And as they scheme from Brussels and Washington, they should remember: Russia writes its own future. The October spirit is very much alive.

- Gerry Nolan

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⚡️ Lebanese Minister Accuses Israel of “War Crimes” after IDF Strike Kills Three Journalists

An Israeli strike on the southeastern Lebanese town of Hasbaya hit a compound where journalists were staying - killing three media workers and wounding three others.

“The Israeli enemy waited for the journalists’ night break to betray them in their sleep,” Ziad Makary, Lebanon’s information minister, said.

“This is an assassination, after monitoring and tracking, with premeditation and planning, as there were 18 journalists present at the location representing seven media institutions. This is a war crime.”

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