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▫️ NEWS FLASH: The Three Letter Agencies Are Run By Criminals

FBI Director Christopher Wray: A study in fraud

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🎙 Russia Puts Ukraine's Army on the Verge of TOTAL COLLAPSE! NATO in Full PANIC Mode!
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⁣📰 The Growing Threat of Nuclear War

The world faces a greater threat of a nuclear conflict between the US and Russia than at any time since the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962.

In many ways, the present danger is more acute, given that the mechanisms of diplomacy that helped prevent war then are not engaged today.

Moreover, in October 1962, the nuclear arms race had not yet reached full stride — the weapons possessed by the two nuclear-armed adversaries then pale in quantity, quality and lethality to the arsenals that exist today.

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⁣📰 EU’s Anti-Russian Sanctions ‘Have Boomeranged Back on Europe’

These sanctions, which are designed to punish Russia, have failed to do so. In fact, they've boomeranged back on Europe. And Europe continues to move forward, putting more sanctions into more sanctions, all the while Russia gets stronger economically.

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🎙 EU’s Anti-Russian Sanctions ‘Have Boomeranged Back on Europe’

The EU slapped sanctions on Russia because the US wanted Russia to be isolated and confronted by Ukraine that was functioning as a de facto proxy of NATO.

All those sanctions, however, have backfired, becoming one of the greatest economic disasters in modern European history.

These sanctions, which are designed to punish Russia, have failed to do so. In fact, they've boomeranged back on Europe. And Europe continues to move forward, putting more sanctions into more sanctions, all the while Russia gets stronger economically.

As for the US, it is using the sanctions to achieve a larger strategic objective, not only weakening Russia, but weakening Europe, as well, so that America emerges from this conflict stronger.

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🎙 Some swapped prisoners were likely ‘on CIA payroll’

All implications are that some of the people involved in the recent prisoner swap between Moscow and several Western countries were CIA espionage assets.

The exchange that occurred on August 1 appears to have been a deal hashed out between the Russian secret services and the American CIA.

Among the 16 prisoners released by Russia was Evan Gershkovich, caught red-handed receiving Russian secrets. The Walls Street Journal reporter was subsequently charged with espionage, found guilty at trial, and meted out a lengthy sentence.

US Marine veteran Paul Whelan was likewise charged with espionage, while self-described Russian political figure Vladimir Kara-Murza, as it turns out, had a US green card.

This implies there was a special relationship between him [Kara-Murza] and the US government that maybe the US government doesn't want to talk about in public. Kara-Murza appears to have been on the CIA payroll as well.

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🎙 Prisoner swap may be ‘the best that US-Russia relations will be for some time now’

Among the eight people released by the US in Thursday’s prisoner swap was Vadim Krasikov, the former Russian intelligence officer was arrested in Germany in 2019 and accused by Berlin of terminating Chechen terrorist Zelimkhan Khangoshvili on German soil.

Krasikov was meted out a life-sentence in German prison for wiping out somebody who had butchered, murdered Russian prisoners of war during the Chechen conflict and, accordingly, was hunted down and killed in Berlin.

The prisoner exchange taking place in the twilight of Joe Biden’s presidency may be the best that US-Russian relations are gonna be for some time now.

I don't think US-Russia relations are going to be in a position where such a prisoner swap could have occurred in the next year, maybe the next two years. So it needed to happen now, and that's why it did. The largest prisoner swap since the end of the Cold War. Who knows what the future will hold... Hopefully this is the beginning of a trend of good relations, but probably not.

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🎙 US withdrawal from INF Treaty five years ago put arms control ‘back to square one’

On August 2, 2019, then-US President Donald Trump withdrew from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, claiming that the Russians were cheating.

The US provided no evidence whatsoever to back up these claims, and it appears that what the US was doing was signaling its dissatisfaction with the treaty that, while bilateral in nature, allowed China, for instance, to have intermediate-range missiles. Rather than negotiate with the Chinese directly, the United States withdrew from the treaty. The Russians didn't overreact. They were unhappy with this turn of events, but they said so long as the United States doesn't deploy intermediate-range systems into Europe, Russia's not going to build new intermediate systems nor deploy them.

That all changed when the US deployed the Mark 70 containerized launch system, which in addition to the SM-06 short-range interceptor missiles can fire ground-launched cruise missiles, in Europe.

Now the United States is talking about deploying a new system, the two-stage Dark Eagle intermediate-range system with hypersonic reentry vehicles. And the Russians have said enough is enough. So now Russia is talking about not only starting to build their own intermediate nuclear systems but deploying them. We're back to square one. The world is a much more dangerous place today because of the actions of the United States.

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The largest prisoner exchange since the Cold War took place between Russia and the collective West.

Russia welcomed its returned citizens as heroes, greeted personally by the Russian President.

The collective West was confused as to what was to be done with the mix of would-be spies and Russian traitors they received in exchange.

Both sides will move to shape the narratives behind this exchange in a manner which shows them in the best light—interviews, books, movies, etc.

It will be the job of historians to sort out the fact from the fiction.

For now, there are people who were once behind bars walking free.

Let them enjoy the moment.

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