β£RITTER'S RANT #55: COERCION
The pro-Israeli Zionists are using coercion to line up support for their genocidal policies.
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The pro-Israeli Zionists are using coercion to line up support for their genocidal policies.
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UKRAINIAN LINES IN TATTERS - CAN EU COUNTRIES INTERVENE?
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The SPOTREP, Issue 6
In this episode of the SPOTREP, I dig deeper into the headlines regarding Israelβs ongoing genocide in Gaza, and explore the political instability in both Nepal and Brazil.
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In this episode of the SPOTREP, I dig deeper into the headlines regarding Israelβs ongoing genocide in Gaza, and explore the political instability in both Nepal and Brazil.
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My interview with Petya_Perviy, a Russian Telegram Channel, where we dug deep into the dynamics of US-Russian relations.
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β£Your settlers spit on Christians.
Your soldiers slaughter Muslims.
Your covenant is fiction written centuries after the events portrayed in the Torah are alleged to have taken place.
Your nation was born on a foundation of hate, deception and murder.
Israel is an illegitimate entity that can only be sustained through genocide and endless wars.
Israel cannot survive without the support of the US government and the largesse of the US taxpayer.
Americans are waking up about the horrific reality of Israel, a cancerous tumor on humanity.
Israel is antithetical to American values.
Israel belongs in the trash bin of history.
Along with Nazi Germany, whose crimes of genocidal murder, ethnic cleansing, and wars of aggression Israel is repeating on a daily basis.
You are, literally, a Nazi.
Netanyahuβs Amalek is the modern Shoah.
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Your soldiers slaughter Muslims.
Your covenant is fiction written centuries after the events portrayed in the Torah are alleged to have taken place.
Your nation was born on a foundation of hate, deception and murder.
Israel is an illegitimate entity that can only be sustained through genocide and endless wars.
Israel cannot survive without the support of the US government and the largesse of the US taxpayer.
Americans are waking up about the horrific reality of Israel, a cancerous tumor on humanity.
Israel is antithetical to American values.
Israel belongs in the trash bin of history.
Along with Nazi Germany, whose crimes of genocidal murder, ethnic cleansing, and wars of aggression Israel is repeating on a daily basis.
You are, literally, a Nazi.
Netanyahuβs Amalek is the modern Shoah.
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β£Liar.
The Russian jets were in neutral airspace the entire time.
But go ahead with your βbusiness.β
Youβll be βbankruptβ before you know it.
And by βbankruptβ, I mean your pathetic little Nazi throwback of a nation will no longer exist.
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The Russian jets were in neutral airspace the entire time.
But go ahead with your βbusiness.β
Youβll be βbankruptβ before you know it.
And by βbankruptβ, I mean your pathetic little Nazi throwback of a nation will no longer exist.
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β£STALIN, INDUSTRIALIZATION, AND THE SANCTION-PROOFING OF RUSSIAβS ECONOMY
One of the major themes emerging from President Trumpβs administration when it comes to Russia is the notion of Russian economic vulnerability in the face of targeted sanctioning of Russiaβs energy sector. Scott Bessant, the Secretary of Treasury, has bragged that if the US were able to pinch off Russiaβs ability to export oil and gas, then the Russian economy would collapse, thereby creating the conditions for effective pressure to be put on the Russian government so that it accepts the compromises necessary to bring an end to the conflict with Ukraine.
To date, Russia has shown itself to be surprisingly sanctions-proof, ably managing its own domestic economic priorities with a foreign policy that has enabled Russia to survive losing the European energy market by building up energy exports to India and China. But Scott Bessant isnβt totally off base when he highlights the vulnerability which exists today in Russia to outside manipulation of Russian energy exports. Russia stills operates a classic market-based economy, playing by the same economic fundamentals which guide the capitalist economies of the collective West. An over dependence upon energy to generate the revenue necessary to keep the Russian economy afloat leaves Russia vulnerable to policies enacted by its geopolitical foes which seek to suppress Russiaβs energy export market.
But Russia may have an ace up its sleeve when it comes to defeating any success the West might hypothetically have in pinching off Russian energy markets. Specialists in international finance and Russian history cite Stalinβs industrialization (and especially the first three five-year plans from 1928 to 1940) as an example of the kind of top-down structural transformation that Russia could enact in response to any successful sanctioning of Russiaβs energy exports. This kind of centralized economic mobilization would create the potential for Russia to reallocate resources away from the existing market economy to a self-sufficient economic model similar to what Stalin employed to overcome the impact of the economic isolation the Soviet Union was plunged into in the aftermath of the Russian Revolution and Civil War brought on by sanctions imposed by Russiaβs former European allies.
The Russian government has not taken the drastic step of replicating the economic miracle brought on by Stalinβs brutal industrialization of the Soviet economy, for the main reason that the market-based economy has shown itself to be resilient in the face of western efforts to collapse it. But if conditions changed for the worse, these specialists contend, Russia has the ability to transition to a mobilized economic model that would build upon Russiaβs self-sufficiency in strategic resources, allowing for continued economic growth and functionality outside the framework of traditional global markets.
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One of the major themes emerging from President Trumpβs administration when it comes to Russia is the notion of Russian economic vulnerability in the face of targeted sanctioning of Russiaβs energy sector. Scott Bessant, the Secretary of Treasury, has bragged that if the US were able to pinch off Russiaβs ability to export oil and gas, then the Russian economy would collapse, thereby creating the conditions for effective pressure to be put on the Russian government so that it accepts the compromises necessary to bring an end to the conflict with Ukraine.
To date, Russia has shown itself to be surprisingly sanctions-proof, ably managing its own domestic economic priorities with a foreign policy that has enabled Russia to survive losing the European energy market by building up energy exports to India and China. But Scott Bessant isnβt totally off base when he highlights the vulnerability which exists today in Russia to outside manipulation of Russian energy exports. Russia stills operates a classic market-based economy, playing by the same economic fundamentals which guide the capitalist economies of the collective West. An over dependence upon energy to generate the revenue necessary to keep the Russian economy afloat leaves Russia vulnerable to policies enacted by its geopolitical foes which seek to suppress Russiaβs energy export market.
But Russia may have an ace up its sleeve when it comes to defeating any success the West might hypothetically have in pinching off Russian energy markets. Specialists in international finance and Russian history cite Stalinβs industrialization (and especially the first three five-year plans from 1928 to 1940) as an example of the kind of top-down structural transformation that Russia could enact in response to any successful sanctioning of Russiaβs energy exports. This kind of centralized economic mobilization would create the potential for Russia to reallocate resources away from the existing market economy to a self-sufficient economic model similar to what Stalin employed to overcome the impact of the economic isolation the Soviet Union was plunged into in the aftermath of the Russian Revolution and Civil War brought on by sanctions imposed by Russiaβs former European allies.
The Russian government has not taken the drastic step of replicating the economic miracle brought on by Stalinβs brutal industrialization of the Soviet economy, for the main reason that the market-based economy has shown itself to be resilient in the face of western efforts to collapse it. But if conditions changed for the worse, these specialists contend, Russia has the ability to transition to a mobilized economic model that would build upon Russiaβs self-sufficiency in strategic resources, allowing for continued economic growth and functionality outside the framework of traditional global markets.
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β£THE SCUD HUNTERS
The night of January 16-17, 2026 will mark the 35th anniversary of the start of Operation Desert Storm. Much has been written about that conflict, mostly focusing on the victory of a US-led coalition over Iraq, which at that time possessed the worldβs fourth largest army and was fresh off a nearly eight-year war with Iran which saw Iraq emerge victorious, albeit at a heavy cost.
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The night of January 16-17, 2026 will mark the 35th anniversary of the start of Operation Desert Storm. Much has been written about that conflict, mostly focusing on the victory of a US-led coalition over Iraq, which at that time possessed the worldβs fourth largest army and was fresh off a nearly eight-year war with Iran which saw Iraq emerge victorious, albeit at a heavy cost.
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PUTIN'S GAMBIT
There has never been a more important time for arms control. And the US government has never been so ill-prepared to meet this challenge. Enter Project 38.
Arms control, as we currently know it, is on life support. Without major diplomatic engagement by both the United States and Russia, the concept of placing limitations of the strategic nuclear arsenals of both nations will evaporate. The last remaining strategic arms control treaty, New START, expires on February 5, 2026, and there currently are not any negotiations underway either to either extend this treaty or replace it with a new one. If New START dies, so too dies decades of hard work and precedent which saw the US and Russia move away from Cold War-era strategic nuclear arsenals that numbered in the tens of thousands of weapons for each side, to the current situation, which finds the number of deployable weapons capped at 1,550 each.
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There has never been a more important time for arms control. And the US government has never been so ill-prepared to meet this challenge. Enter Project 38.
Arms control, as we currently know it, is on life support. Without major diplomatic engagement by both the United States and Russia, the concept of placing limitations of the strategic nuclear arsenals of both nations will evaporate. The last remaining strategic arms control treaty, New START, expires on February 5, 2026, and there currently are not any negotiations underway either to either extend this treaty or replace it with a new one. If New START dies, so too dies decades of hard work and precedent which saw the US and Russia move away from Cold War-era strategic nuclear arsenals that numbered in the tens of thousands of weapons for each side, to the current situation, which finds the number of deployable weapons capped at 1,550 each.
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β£THE SCUD HUNTERS: PROLOGUE
The βConfirmed Killβ
The βShit Magnetβ Patrol
Wadi al Mulusi, western Iraq, February 26, 1991
Dart Patrol.
Comprised of operators from A Squadron, 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta (better known as Delta Force), Dart Patrol represented the third foray into western Iraq by the elite American commando force in support of what had become known as βthe great SCUD Huntβ, part of Operation Desert Storm, the US-led war to liberate Kuwait from its Iraqi occupiers.
One patrol of 20 men, mounted on four stripped-down Pinzgauer 6x6 offroad mobility vehicles armed with heavy weapons such as the .50 caliber machinegun and Mk. 19 40mm automatic grenade launcher.
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The βConfirmed Killβ
The βShit Magnetβ Patrol
Wadi al Mulusi, western Iraq, February 26, 1991
Dart Patrol.
Comprised of operators from A Squadron, 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta (better known as Delta Force), Dart Patrol represented the third foray into western Iraq by the elite American commando force in support of what had become known as βthe great SCUD Huntβ, part of Operation Desert Storm, the US-led war to liberate Kuwait from its Iraqi occupiers.
One patrol of 20 men, mounted on four stripped-down Pinzgauer 6x6 offroad mobility vehicles armed with heavy weapons such as the .50 caliber machinegun and Mk. 19 40mm automatic grenade launcher.
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β£RITTER'S RANT #56: NONPROLIFERATION
President Trump talks a good game, but delivers little on the topic.
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President Trump talks a good game, but delivers little on the topic.
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SCOTT RITTER & COL. LARRY WILKERSON: ISRAEL'S DEAD ENDβ CHARLIE KIRKβ IRAN & RUSSIA VS NATO
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SCOTT RITTER JOINS, KAMALA vs. MADDOW, KIRK MEMORIAL, MAX BLUMENTHAL REPORT, BLACK MAN BOOTED
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β£THE DEATH OF A NATION
President Trump announced that he supports Ukraineβs goals of returning to their 1991 borders with Russia. He believes he is helping Ukraine. All he has done is insure the destruction of a nation.
With one stunning social media post, President Donald Trump ended all pretense at being a broker of peace between Russia and Ukraine. During his campaign in the 2024 Presidential election, Trump repeatedly emphasized that his goal was to bring the conflict to an end βwithin 24 hoursβ of being sworn in. While this timeframe proved elusive, Trump remained committed to achieving a lasting peace, even if he was unable to articulate a strategy on how exactly this would be accomplished.
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President Trump announced that he supports Ukraineβs goals of returning to their 1991 borders with Russia. He believes he is helping Ukraine. All he has done is insure the destruction of a nation.
With one stunning social media post, President Donald Trump ended all pretense at being a broker of peace between Russia and Ukraine. During his campaign in the 2024 Presidential election, Trump repeatedly emphasized that his goal was to bring the conflict to an end βwithin 24 hoursβ of being sworn in. While this timeframe proved elusive, Trump remained committed to achieving a lasting peace, even if he was unable to articulate a strategy on how exactly this would be accomplished.
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