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Over 2,500 prisoners have reportedly escaped from the prison in the Mozambique capital.
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โGermany maintained its economic competitiveness with cheap Russian gas. Changes are slow, and electricity in Germany is expensive.
The country urgently needs affordable energy. I predict that within a year, Nord Stream will belong to US investors, and Russian gas will flow to Europe again. Mark my words.โ
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One last push by the Biden administration to lace their pockets with the Kiev laundromat before Trump steps in.
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Bilderberg Reloaded: Stoltenberg, the Empireโs New Strategist
Jens Stoltenberg, NATOโs former chief and architect of the Westโs aggressive escalation against Russia, is stepping into his role as co-chair of the Bilderberg Group, a fitting appointment for an era where Western hegemony is fracturing. His tenure at NATO transformed Europe into a militarized vassal, funneling billions into U.S.-led defense ventures under the guise of โcollective security.โ Now, Stoltenberg is tasked with ensuring that the Atlanticist machine continues to churn, even as Trumpโs โAmerica Firstโ agenda looms over the alliance.
With Stoltenberg at the helm, Bilderberg solidifies its role as the backroom engine of endless wars. This is no mere โdiscussion forum.โ Its steering committee is packed with defense industry titans and Big Tech moguls, from Palantirโs Alex Karp, who brags about โtargeting in Ukraineโ to Eric Schmidt, now peddling kamikaze drones. These arenโt strategists, theyโre profiteers, ensuring war remains the most lucrative business model on Earth.
But letโs not forget the deeper agenda. Stoltenbergโs NATO expanded into Sweden and Finland, tightening the noose around Europe and forcing submission to Washingtonโs dictates. Now, he doubles down with Bilderberg and the Munich Security Conference, proving Atlanticism is less about unity and more about coercion. The call for โmore defense investmentโ isnโt strategy; itโs desperation to hold the empire together as its global dominance crumbles.
Whatโs the endgame? Bilderberg was born in 1954 to counter โcommunist imperialism.โ Today, it clings to Cold War rhetoric about โautocratsโ like Russia and China, ignoring that the multipolar world is no longer a threat but a reality. Stoltenbergโs calls for unity are hollow, Europe isnโt a partner; itโs a hostage, humiliated by the U.S.-led Nord Stream sabotage and left to endure economic suicide under soaring energy costs.
With the 2025 Bilderberg conference set for Stockholm, hosted by Swedenโs Wallenberg family at their opulent Grand Hotel, Stoltenberg will undoubtedly press the elite to double down on military investments. The message is clear: keep the war machine running at all costs, even if it means pushing Europe further into deindustrialization and irrelevance.
Hereโs the bitter truth: Bilderbergโs facelift under Stoltenberg doesnโt change its essence. It remains a club for empire managers desperate to cling to a world order that no longer works. The question isnโt whether Bilderberg can adapt, itโs whether the world will allow this cabal of warmongers and profiteers to dictate humanityโs future.
- Gerry Nolan
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Jens Stoltenberg, NATOโs former chief and architect of the Westโs aggressive escalation against Russia, is stepping into his role as co-chair of the Bilderberg Group, a fitting appointment for an era where Western hegemony is fracturing. His tenure at NATO transformed Europe into a militarized vassal, funneling billions into U.S.-led defense ventures under the guise of โcollective security.โ Now, Stoltenberg is tasked with ensuring that the Atlanticist machine continues to churn, even as Trumpโs โAmerica Firstโ agenda looms over the alliance.
With Stoltenberg at the helm, Bilderberg solidifies its role as the backroom engine of endless wars. This is no mere โdiscussion forum.โ Its steering committee is packed with defense industry titans and Big Tech moguls, from Palantirโs Alex Karp, who brags about โtargeting in Ukraineโ to Eric Schmidt, now peddling kamikaze drones. These arenโt strategists, theyโre profiteers, ensuring war remains the most lucrative business model on Earth.
But letโs not forget the deeper agenda. Stoltenbergโs NATO expanded into Sweden and Finland, tightening the noose around Europe and forcing submission to Washingtonโs dictates. Now, he doubles down with Bilderberg and the Munich Security Conference, proving Atlanticism is less about unity and more about coercion. The call for โmore defense investmentโ isnโt strategy; itโs desperation to hold the empire together as its global dominance crumbles.
Whatโs the endgame? Bilderberg was born in 1954 to counter โcommunist imperialism.โ Today, it clings to Cold War rhetoric about โautocratsโ like Russia and China, ignoring that the multipolar world is no longer a threat but a reality. Stoltenbergโs calls for unity are hollow, Europe isnโt a partner; itโs a hostage, humiliated by the U.S.-led Nord Stream sabotage and left to endure economic suicide under soaring energy costs.
With the 2025 Bilderberg conference set for Stockholm, hosted by Swedenโs Wallenberg family at their opulent Grand Hotel, Stoltenberg will undoubtedly press the elite to double down on military investments. The message is clear: keep the war machine running at all costs, even if it means pushing Europe further into deindustrialization and irrelevance.
Hereโs the bitter truth: Bilderbergโs facelift under Stoltenberg doesnโt change its essence. It remains a club for empire managers desperate to cling to a world order that no longer works. The question isnโt whether Bilderberg can adapt, itโs whether the world will allow this cabal of warmongers and profiteers to dictate humanityโs future.
- Gerry Nolan
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Washington has given Kiev some 500 ATACMS missiles - but they have failed to shift the cause of the war in Ukraineโs favor.
US and and NATO officials are now urging Ukraine to use the remaining missiles more selectively and carefully when targeting. (NYT)
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The move highlights Franceโs declining influence in the region with Chad now strengthening military ties with Turkey instead.
Ankara will provide Chad with defense support and military training.
Turkey has opened 44 embassies across Africa since 2003.
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๐ท๐บ๐ฆ๐ฟPresident Putin called Azerbaijani President Aliyev:
- The issues related to the crash of the Azerbaijan Airlines plane in Kazakhstan were discussed in detail.
- Putin apologized for the fact that the tragic incident occurred in Russian airspace, and once again expressed deep and sincere condolences to the families of the victims, and wished a speedy recovery to the injured.
- It was noted in the conversation that the plane, which was strictly on schedule, repeatedly tried to land at Grozny airport. At that time, Grozny, Mozdok and Vladikavkaz were attacked by Ukrainian combat UAVs, and Russian air defense systems repelled these attacks.
- The Investigative Committee of Russia has opened a criminal case under Article 263 of the Criminal Code (violation of traffic safety rules and operation of air transport).
- Two employees of the Prosecutor General's Office of Azerbaijan are currently working in Grozny with representatives of the Prosecutor General's Office and the Investigative Committee of Russia. The relevant sevices of Russia, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan are also closely cooperating at the site of the disaster near the city of Aktau.
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- The issues related to the crash of the Azerbaijan Airlines plane in Kazakhstan were discussed in detail.
- Putin apologized for the fact that the tragic incident occurred in Russian airspace, and once again expressed deep and sincere condolences to the families of the victims, and wished a speedy recovery to the injured.
- It was noted in the conversation that the plane, which was strictly on schedule, repeatedly tried to land at Grozny airport. At that time, Grozny, Mozdok and Vladikavkaz were attacked by Ukrainian combat UAVs, and Russian air defense systems repelled these attacks.
- The Investigative Committee of Russia has opened a criminal case under Article 263 of the Criminal Code (violation of traffic safety rules and operation of air transport).
- Two employees of the Prosecutor General's Office of Azerbaijan are currently working in Grozny with representatives of the Prosecutor General's Office and the Investigative Committee of Russia. The relevant sevices of Russia, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan are also closely cooperating at the site of the disaster near the city of Aktau.
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A group of 20-25 militants in coordination with the Afghan Taliban, launched an assault on Pakistani villages and military posts earlier this morning. The attack was thwarted with over 15 militants killed, security sources told Pakistani media.
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Elon Musk will finance the right-wing British Reform UK party, said its leader Nigel Farage
The politician recently met with Musk at Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate. According to Farage, they agreed that the billionaire would make the donation "in a reasonable amount" so that it would be legal.
At the same time, the Times wrote that the businessman intends to allocate 100 million pounds to Reform UK, but Farage called the reports about this amount "nonsense."
This is not the first time Musk has supported the right-wing in European countries; for example, he recently said that only the Alternative for Germany party could save Germany. However, his support then was only in words, not financing.
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The politician recently met with Musk at Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate. According to Farage, they agreed that the billionaire would make the donation "in a reasonable amount" so that it would be legal.
At the same time, the Times wrote that the businessman intends to allocate 100 million pounds to Reform UK, but Farage called the reports about this amount "nonsense."
This is not the first time Musk has supported the right-wing in European countries; for example, he recently said that only the Alternative for Germany party could save Germany. However, his support then was only in words, not financing.
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Putin's statement led to a sharp jump in gas prices in Europe - Bloomberg
This is how the market reacted to the Russian president's words about the impossibility of fuel supplies via Ukraine due to Kiev's resistance. According to the agency, after this remark, the price of gas rose sharply by 5%.
At the same time, the publication does not rule out that the parties will agree โat the last minuteโ to continue transit through Ukrainian territory.
Earlier, the Financial Times wrote that EU countries are emptying their gas storage facilities at the fastest pace since 2021. Currently, gas reserves in Europe are 75%, and a year ago this figure was at 90%.
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This is how the market reacted to the Russian president's words about the impossibility of fuel supplies via Ukraine due to Kiev's resistance. According to the agency, after this remark, the price of gas rose sharply by 5%.
At the same time, the publication does not rule out that the parties will agree โat the last minuteโ to continue transit through Ukrainian territory.
Earlier, the Financial Times wrote that EU countries are emptying their gas storage facilities at the fastest pace since 2021. Currently, gas reserves in Europe are 75%, and a year ago this figure was at 90%.
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๐ฆ๐ซ๐ต๐ฐ The Durand Line Bleeds Again: Empireโs Chaos Unleashed in South Asia
The Durand Line, that colonial relic arbitrarily carved by British imperialists, continues to bleed as the Afghan Taliban and Pakistan descend into tit-for-tat violence. What was once envisioned as a frontier has turned into a festering wound, emblematic of the Empireโs divide-and-destroy blueprint.
This past week, Pakistani airstrikes near Afghanistanโs border killed 46 civilians, including women and children. Days later, Afghan Taliban forces retaliated, targeting โseveral points beyond the hypothetical line,โ a term Kabul uses to dismiss the Durand Line as illegitimate. Sporadic clashes between border forces, with heavy weaponry exchanged, have left one Pakistani paramilitary soldier dead and seven wounded.
For decades, Pakistan sought to leverage its influence over the Taliban, believing that Afghanistanโs new rulers would suppress the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), a group responsible for deadly attacks within Pakistan. Instead, the Talibanโs rise has emboldened the TTP, exacerbating violence across the border. Islamabad now finds itself in a quagmire, battling a Frankenstein of its own making while grappling with a deteriorating relationship with Kabul.
โ๏ธNone of this is accidental. The Empireโs presence in Afghanistan for over two decades did not bring peace; it sowed disorder, leaving behind $7.2 billion worth of military equipment that now arms not only the Taliban but also fuels cross-border instability. These weapons, meant to bring โfreedom and democracy,โ now buttress the Taliban defences.
Every airstrike, every retaliation, and every civilian casualty feeds into a cycle of violence, orchestrated to keep South Asia destabilized and economically crippled. Who benefits? Certainly not the people of Pakistan or Afghanistan. The true beneficiaries are the weapons manufacturers, defense contractors, and neocon strategists who thrive on chaos and ensure the region remains a tinderbox. The Empire profits as South Asia drowns in blood.
Instead of peace, Pakistan and Afghanistan are hurtling toward further escalation. While Islamabad draws red lines over the TTPโs attacks, Kabul retaliates over border airstrikes. Meanwhile, ordinary civilians bear the brunt of the violence, as hospitals overflow and villages are obliterated.
The chaos is no accident,โ Itโs a carefully curated theater of endless conflict, ensuring that neither Pakistan nor Afghanistan ever achieves sovereignty or stability.
This is the Empireโs legacy, disorder masquerading as policy. But in a world moving toward multipolarity, South Asia must look inward, reject the Empireโs divisive tactics, and chart a new course rooted in regional cooperation, sovereignty, and peace.
- Gerry Nolan
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The Durand Line, that colonial relic arbitrarily carved by British imperialists, continues to bleed as the Afghan Taliban and Pakistan descend into tit-for-tat violence. What was once envisioned as a frontier has turned into a festering wound, emblematic of the Empireโs divide-and-destroy blueprint.
This past week, Pakistani airstrikes near Afghanistanโs border killed 46 civilians, including women and children. Days later, Afghan Taliban forces retaliated, targeting โseveral points beyond the hypothetical line,โ a term Kabul uses to dismiss the Durand Line as illegitimate. Sporadic clashes between border forces, with heavy weaponry exchanged, have left one Pakistani paramilitary soldier dead and seven wounded.
For decades, Pakistan sought to leverage its influence over the Taliban, believing that Afghanistanโs new rulers would suppress the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), a group responsible for deadly attacks within Pakistan. Instead, the Talibanโs rise has emboldened the TTP, exacerbating violence across the border. Islamabad now finds itself in a quagmire, battling a Frankenstein of its own making while grappling with a deteriorating relationship with Kabul.
โ๏ธNone of this is accidental. The Empireโs presence in Afghanistan for over two decades did not bring peace; it sowed disorder, leaving behind $7.2 billion worth of military equipment that now arms not only the Taliban but also fuels cross-border instability. These weapons, meant to bring โfreedom and democracy,โ now buttress the Taliban defences.
Every airstrike, every retaliation, and every civilian casualty feeds into a cycle of violence, orchestrated to keep South Asia destabilized and economically crippled. Who benefits? Certainly not the people of Pakistan or Afghanistan. The true beneficiaries are the weapons manufacturers, defense contractors, and neocon strategists who thrive on chaos and ensure the region remains a tinderbox. The Empire profits as South Asia drowns in blood.
Instead of peace, Pakistan and Afghanistan are hurtling toward further escalation. While Islamabad draws red lines over the TTPโs attacks, Kabul retaliates over border airstrikes. Meanwhile, ordinary civilians bear the brunt of the violence, as hospitals overflow and villages are obliterated.
The chaos is no accident,โ Itโs a carefully curated theater of endless conflict, ensuring that neither Pakistan nor Afghanistan ever achieves sovereignty or stability.
This is the Empireโs legacy, disorder masquerading as policy. But in a world moving toward multipolarity, South Asia must look inward, reject the Empireโs divisive tactics, and chart a new course rooted in regional cooperation, sovereignty, and peace.
- Gerry Nolan
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