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It provides important facts on Lebanese-American relations that should not be forgotten, as well as interesting points in cooperation between the United States and Britain, as well as Uzbekistan. I advise you to watch the entire video. Obviously, the United States is building a new center for espionage and control in the region. It will become more convenient to coordinate the terrorists of "moderate and diversity-friendly jihadists," as well as to torture unwanted "rebels" and coordinate coups.
Приводятся важные факты по ливанско-американским отношениям, о которых не стоит забывать, а также интересные моменты в сотрудничестве США и Британии, а также Узбекистана. Советую глянуть видос целиком. Очевидно, Штаты строят новый центр шпионажа и контроля в регионе. Координировать террористов "умеренных и дружественных к разнообразию джихадистов", а также пытать неугодных "повстанцев" и координировать перевороты станет удобнее.
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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
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
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Yankwashing: How the Empire Erases Truth
The U.S. doesn’t just rewrite history, it deletes it by design. The brainwashing is so thorough that Americans live in a constant state of historical amnesia, blind to their country’s failures, overstating its victories, and erasing the contributions of others. From 1812 to World War II, Vietnam, and Iraq, the truth is either reduced to a footnote or buried altogether. The result? A population that cheers for endless wars while clutching a false narrative of moral and military superiority.
Take the War of 1812. In Canada, it’s a cornerstone of national history: a David-and-Goliath tale where British and Canadian forces not only repelled an American invasion but marched into DC and burned the White House. Yet in American textbooks? It’s barely a footnote, and when it is mentioned, it’s Yankeewashed as a “draw.” A draw? The U.S. had every advantage: manpower, geography, and resources. Britain, preoccupied with the Napoleonic Wars, sent limited resources across the Atlantic, yet even with these constraints, British and Canadian forces decisively crushed the U.S. invasion. By 1814, with Napoleon defeated, Britain unleashed fresh reinforcements, delivering the final blows and marching into DC to burn the White House. But the empire prefers its citizens to believe their flag was heroically waving, not that it survived by begging for mercy.
WWII is another glaring example. The sacrifices of the Soviet Union are minimized to prop up the myth of America as the sole savior of freedom. Trump recently claimed that “70 million Soviets died to help the Americans,” which is absurd on many levels. First, the actual number is closer to 26 million. Second, the Soviets didn’t “help” the Americans, they won the war. The Red Army destroyed more than 75% of Nazi forces, fighting the Wehrmacht’s best divisions on the Eastern Front while the Allies faced second-tier troops - Hitler Youth and middle-aged conscripts in Normandy. But you won’t hear that in American classrooms, where D-Day is lionized and Stalingrad is an afterthought.
And then there’s Vietnam: a war most Americans couldn’t even locate on a map, let alone justify. The empire sold it as a crusade against communism, but in reality, it was an illegal invasion and occupation. Millions of Vietnamese civilians were slaughtered, their villages carpet-bombed, their land poisoned with Agent Orange. Yet many Americans still cling to the fantasy that they were the victims. The same script played out in Iraq, with fabricated WMDs and media cheerleading a war that killed a couple million civilians and destabilized an entire region. Americans still ask, “Why do they hate us?” as if the answer isn’t written in the rubble of Baghdad.
Meanwhile, the U.S. lectures its vassals about not paying enough into the NATO protection racket, demanding they spend 5% of GDP on defense. For what? What kind of return on investment does the U.S. get for its trillion-a-year defense spending? To be humiliated by rice farmers in Vietnam and terrorists in sandals in Afghanistan? No empire that loses to barefoot guerrillas has any business lecturing anyone about military spending. The U.S. military is the most pathetic, bloated, and overhyped force in modern history, a protection racket made in the image of Tony Soprano. History will remember the US as the accidental empire.
This brainwashing is no accident. The Deep State and its Mockingbird media allies have perfected the art of Yankwashing, crafting a narrative where the U.S. is always the hero, never the aggressor. The goal is to hide the truth and weaponize ignorance, to ensure the American public cheers for the next invasion, the next “intervention,” the next imperial adventure.
How long can an empire survive on a foundation of lies? Because as the multipolar world rises: Russia, China, the Global South - the truth is becoming harder to bury. History will eventually judge the United States not as a benevolent superpower but as a crumbling empire that burned the world while lying to its own people.
- Gerry Nolan
The U.S. doesn’t just rewrite history, it deletes it by design. The brainwashing is so thorough that Americans live in a constant state of historical amnesia, blind to their country’s failures, overstating its victories, and erasing the contributions of others. From 1812 to World War II, Vietnam, and Iraq, the truth is either reduced to a footnote or buried altogether. The result? A population that cheers for endless wars while clutching a false narrative of moral and military superiority.
Take the War of 1812. In Canada, it’s a cornerstone of national history: a David-and-Goliath tale where British and Canadian forces not only repelled an American invasion but marched into DC and burned the White House. Yet in American textbooks? It’s barely a footnote, and when it is mentioned, it’s Yankeewashed as a “draw.” A draw? The U.S. had every advantage: manpower, geography, and resources. Britain, preoccupied with the Napoleonic Wars, sent limited resources across the Atlantic, yet even with these constraints, British and Canadian forces decisively crushed the U.S. invasion. By 1814, with Napoleon defeated, Britain unleashed fresh reinforcements, delivering the final blows and marching into DC to burn the White House. But the empire prefers its citizens to believe their flag was heroically waving, not that it survived by begging for mercy.
WWII is another glaring example. The sacrifices of the Soviet Union are minimized to prop up the myth of America as the sole savior of freedom. Trump recently claimed that “70 million Soviets died to help the Americans,” which is absurd on many levels. First, the actual number is closer to 26 million. Second, the Soviets didn’t “help” the Americans, they won the war. The Red Army destroyed more than 75% of Nazi forces, fighting the Wehrmacht’s best divisions on the Eastern Front while the Allies faced second-tier troops - Hitler Youth and middle-aged conscripts in Normandy. But you won’t hear that in American classrooms, where D-Day is lionized and Stalingrad is an afterthought.
And then there’s Vietnam: a war most Americans couldn’t even locate on a map, let alone justify. The empire sold it as a crusade against communism, but in reality, it was an illegal invasion and occupation. Millions of Vietnamese civilians were slaughtered, their villages carpet-bombed, their land poisoned with Agent Orange. Yet many Americans still cling to the fantasy that they were the victims. The same script played out in Iraq, with fabricated WMDs and media cheerleading a war that killed a couple million civilians and destabilized an entire region. Americans still ask, “Why do they hate us?” as if the answer isn’t written in the rubble of Baghdad.
Meanwhile, the U.S. lectures its vassals about not paying enough into the NATO protection racket, demanding they spend 5% of GDP on defense. For what? What kind of return on investment does the U.S. get for its trillion-a-year defense spending? To be humiliated by rice farmers in Vietnam and terrorists in sandals in Afghanistan? No empire that loses to barefoot guerrillas has any business lecturing anyone about military spending. The U.S. military is the most pathetic, bloated, and overhyped force in modern history, a protection racket made in the image of Tony Soprano. History will remember the US as the accidental empire.
This brainwashing is no accident. The Deep State and its Mockingbird media allies have perfected the art of Yankwashing, crafting a narrative where the U.S. is always the hero, never the aggressor. The goal is to hide the truth and weaponize ignorance, to ensure the American public cheers for the next invasion, the next “intervention,” the next imperial adventure.
How long can an empire survive on a foundation of lies? Because as the multipolar world rises: Russia, China, the Global South - the truth is becoming harder to bury. History will eventually judge the United States not as a benevolent superpower but as a crumbling empire that burned the world while lying to its own people.
- Gerry Nolan
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Netanyahu Thanks Trump: So Much for MAGA and ‘America First’
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu couldn’t be more grateful to Trump for delivering “the tools Israel needs to defend itself.” Translation? Billions in U.S. taxpayer-funded military aid, endless political cover, and carte blanche to do whatever it pleases in Gaza, the West Bank, and beyond. MAGA silence is deafening—how exactly does “America First” square with “Israel First”?
You can’t have it both ways. Trump’s Israel policy proves that the empire’s priorities remain unchanged: Israel gets the barbaric spoils, and America foots the bill. MAGA loyalists cheer “America First” rhetoric while Israel reaps the benefits of U.S. patronage. The reality is simple: Tel Aviv calls the shots, and Washington follows orders.
For all the talk of sovereignty and national pride, America is still enslaved to the Zionist agenda, sacrificing its own interests for an apartheid regime that thrives on endless conflict and genocide. And Netanyahu’s gushing thanks? Just another reminder of who’s really in control.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu couldn’t be more grateful to Trump for delivering “the tools Israel needs to defend itself.” Translation? Billions in U.S. taxpayer-funded military aid, endless political cover, and carte blanche to do whatever it pleases in Gaza, the West Bank, and beyond. MAGA silence is deafening—how exactly does “America First” square with “Israel First”?
You can’t have it both ways. Trump’s Israel policy proves that the empire’s priorities remain unchanged: Israel gets the barbaric spoils, and America foots the bill. MAGA loyalists cheer “America First” rhetoric while Israel reaps the benefits of U.S. patronage. The reality is simple: Tel Aviv calls the shots, and Washington follows orders.
For all the talk of sovereignty and national pride, America is still enslaved to the Zionist agenda, sacrificing its own interests for an apartheid regime that thrives on endless conflict and genocide. And Netanyahu’s gushing thanks? Just another reminder of who’s really in control.
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Netanyahu Thanks Trump: So Much for MAGA and ‘America First’ Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu couldn’t be more grateful to Trump for delivering “the tools Israel needs to defend itself.” Translation? Billions in U.S. taxpayer-funded military aid, endless…
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The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moved the clock to just 89-seconds to midnight.
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🇳🇿🇮🇱 New Zealand Lays Down the Law: No More Free Passes for IDF War Criminals
New Zealand just threw a massive wrench into Israel’s usual diplomatic impunity. Effective immediately, all Israeli visa applicants must disclose their military service, listing dates, units, roles, and most damningly, any involvement in war crimes. And the best part? It’s already working. One ex-IDF soldier, fresh from a Gaza tour, just got his visa DENIED. No more slipping into the West unchallenged.
❗️For decades, Israel’s “most moral army” got a global hall pass: no questions asked, no accountability demanded. IDF veterans, fresh from bombing refugee camps, could stroll into any Western country, get jobs, citizenships, and a hero’s welcome. But now? The tide is turning. New Zealand isn’t just checking paperwork, it’s putting the entire Israeli war machine on notice.
And if one country does it, who’s next? The UK? Canada? The EU? The empire’s vassals have enabled Israeli crimes for decades, now even their most obedient client states have to think twice. The Zionist impunity bubble is starting to burst, and the more war crimes pile up, the harder it will be to sell the same old “self-defense” propaganda.
New Zealand just called their bluff. How long until the rest of the world follows?
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New Zealand just threw a massive wrench into Israel’s usual diplomatic impunity. Effective immediately, all Israeli visa applicants must disclose their military service, listing dates, units, roles, and most damningly, any involvement in war crimes. And the best part? It’s already working. One ex-IDF soldier, fresh from a Gaza tour, just got his visa DENIED. No more slipping into the West unchallenged.
❗️For decades, Israel’s “most moral army” got a global hall pass: no questions asked, no accountability demanded. IDF veterans, fresh from bombing refugee camps, could stroll into any Western country, get jobs, citizenships, and a hero’s welcome. But now? The tide is turning. New Zealand isn’t just checking paperwork, it’s putting the entire Israeli war machine on notice.
And if one country does it, who’s next? The UK? Canada? The EU? The empire’s vassals have enabled Israeli crimes for decades, now even their most obedient client states have to think twice. The Zionist impunity bubble is starting to burst, and the more war crimes pile up, the harder it will be to sell the same old “self-defense” propaganda.
New Zealand just called their bluff. How long until the rest of the world follows?
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Trump pulled funding for some Ukrainians news and NGOs … boom … no North Koreans
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🇮🇱❌🇵🇸 The Genocide That Can’t Be Denied, Even in Tel Aviv
When Haaretz, one of Israel’s most balanced newspapers, publishes an article titled “There’s No Auschwitz in Gaza. But It’s Still Genocide”- you know the mask is slipping.
Israeli historians Amos Goldberg and Daniel Blatman aren’t fringe radicals; they are respected voices within Israel’s academic elite, Holocaust scholars no less. And here they are, calling it what it is: genocide.
Not “collateral damage.”
Not “military operations.”
Genocide.
Almost 50,000 Palestinians, majority women and children, have been slaughtered since October 7th. These are Semitic, indigenous people whose blood now stains the conscience of a world that chants “Never Again” while funding the bullets and bombs.
But let’s talk about anti-Semitism, shall we?
If Palestinians are Semitic, then what is the systematic erasure of their history, their homes, their very existence? The term “anti-Semitic” has been weaponized to silence criticism of Zionist brutality, while the actual Semitic people of Palestine are buried under rubble, dismissed as statistics.
“The only democracy in the Middle East” is running an apartheid state, where the value of human life is measured by the passport they carry or worse, the faith they profess. This isn’t hyperbole; this isn’t propaganda. Israeli historians are confirming what Palestinians have been screaming into the void for decades.
Zionism is not Judaism.
Criticism of genocide is not anti-Semitism.
And the erasure of Palestine is the most anti-Semitic project of all.
History will not be kind to the architects of this horror. But the question remains: How much more blood must soak the soil of Gaza before the world stops pretending this isn’t exactly what it looks like?
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When Haaretz, one of Israel’s most balanced newspapers, publishes an article titled “There’s No Auschwitz in Gaza. But It’s Still Genocide”- you know the mask is slipping.
Israeli historians Amos Goldberg and Daniel Blatman aren’t fringe radicals; they are respected voices within Israel’s academic elite, Holocaust scholars no less. And here they are, calling it what it is: genocide.
Not “collateral damage.”
Not “military operations.”
Genocide.
Almost 50,000 Palestinians, majority women and children, have been slaughtered since October 7th. These are Semitic, indigenous people whose blood now stains the conscience of a world that chants “Never Again” while funding the bullets and bombs.
But let’s talk about anti-Semitism, shall we?
If Palestinians are Semitic, then what is the systematic erasure of their history, their homes, their very existence? The term “anti-Semitic” has been weaponized to silence criticism of Zionist brutality, while the actual Semitic people of Palestine are buried under rubble, dismissed as statistics.
“The only democracy in the Middle East” is running an apartheid state, where the value of human life is measured by the passport they carry or worse, the faith they profess. This isn’t hyperbole; this isn’t propaganda. Israeli historians are confirming what Palestinians have been screaming into the void for decades.
Zionism is not Judaism.
Criticism of genocide is not anti-Semitism.
And the erasure of Palestine is the most anti-Semitic project of all.
History will not be kind to the architects of this horror. But the question remains: How much more blood must soak the soil of Gaza before the world stops pretending this isn’t exactly what it looks like?
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Ukraine’s🇺🇦 Zelensky says Kiev only received $77 billion out of $177 billion+ of US aid.
Independent media outlets and journalists have been saying for years that Ukraine was being used as a money laundering scheme for the military-industrial complex, just like Afghanistan was used for 20 years.
We were called propagandists and conspiracy theorists. Now the truth is admitted by Zelensky himself.
The US is never involved in wars for the sake of promoting democracy and human rights, the only value that matters to the US’ military-industrial complex and the permanent state is profit.
Independent media outlets and journalists have been saying for years that Ukraine was being used as a money laundering scheme for the military-industrial complex, just like Afghanistan was used for 20 years.
We were called propagandists and conspiracy theorists. Now the truth is admitted by Zelensky himself.
The US is never involved in wars for the sake of promoting democracy and human rights, the only value that matters to the US’ military-industrial complex and the permanent state is profit.
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