⁣VASILY GOLOBORODKO’S NIGHTMARE

As a fan of the Ukrainian television series, Servant of the People, I can’t help but be struck by the irony of an actor who played a president transitioning into an actor who became a president. Scripts, however, are one thing. Reality is something completely different.

And Volodymyr Zelensky’s last scene, unlike the character of Vasily Goloborodko he played in the series, will not have a happy ending, but rather be the stuff of nightmares.

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TRUMP AND PUTIN NEARING PEACE BUT EUROPEAN WARMONGERS TRYING TO STOP IT
Interview for Redacted

For those who question and/or belittle the “businesslike” character of the Riyadh talks between the US and Russia, all you do is expose your ignorance and lust for war.

Business between partners can only take place in an atmosphere of stability.

War is the antithesis of stability.

A businesslike focus on mutual prosperity requires a foundation of stability.

Which requires an end to the Ukraine conflict.

Which means peace.

Let there be no doubt, the Riyadh talks were a peace negotiation.

The kind that adults have.

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⁣THE RISE AND FALL OF AGENT ZELENSKY
Revisiting a Scott Ritter Investigation

That Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s political fortunes have been on a downward trajectory over the course of the past year is undeniable. The accelerated collapse of Zelensky as a legitimate governing authority in Ukraine that has transpired over the course of the past few days was unimaginable. That Zelensky would double down by carrying out a personal attack against Donald Trump is unthinkable.

Back in the summer of 2023, I tried to warn the American people, and the world, about the illegitimacy and inherent instability of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. I helped write and produce a two-part exposé of the one-time comedian titled “Agent Zelensky.”

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ON THE FUTURE OF THE RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR
Interview for Patrick Lancaster

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The Biden administration paid the Ukrainian government $140 million a month to counter truth tellers like me who were compensated $250 per article published by RT and Sputnik.

$140 million to tell lies, countering $250 to tell the fact-based truth.

And the FBI came after me as a Russian agent.

It’s about time America realizes that the so-called “mainstream media” is as corrupt as the day is long.

And outlets like RT and Sputnik are to be trusted over outlets like CNN, MSNBC, BBC and others.

It’s time to lift the sanctions.

Let free speech reign!

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ZELENSKY'S DAYS AS US PUPPET ARE NUMBERED AS TRUMP LABELS HIM A 'DICTATOR,' CALLS FOR ELECTIONS
Interview for Rachel Blevins

00:00 Trump called Zelensky a dictator and called for new elections in Ukraine.
14:17 Business and politics.
24:19 Parasitism of Europe.
37:57 BRICS and the dollar.
45:25 Revolution in the USA.

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Remember that Russian drone attack on Chernobyl?

The one that threatened the very foundation of European security?

I don’t either.

When will the world wake up to the fact that Zelensky is a threat to our collective existence?

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Today in The Russia House with Scott Ritter we discuss the advances in US-Russian relations with Dmitri Trenin, the former Director of the Moscow Carnegie Center.

Mr. Trenin, a member of the Russian Foreign and Defense Policy Council, talks about the Riyadh summit, and why the economy appears to be taking the lead over the Ukraine conflict when it comes to setting the pace on reconciliation and rapprochement.

This discussion provides unique insight into how Russia views the new developments regarding relations with the US.

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⁣STEVEN HOMELESS VETERAN TALKS ABOUT HIS LIFE, MILITARY & GAMBLING ADDICTION
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⁣Your ignorance is manifest.

Presidential administrations which oversee momentous transitions always slash a bloated bureaucracy.

Truman cut more than 556,000 jobs at the end of WW2.

Clinton eliminated 365,000 to get a “peace dividend” at the end of the Cold War.

Even Obama slashed jobs.

Trump is a President at the head of a nation in transition.

And a bloated, corrupt federal bureaucracy is fair game.

You’re just mad because he’s not ideologically aligned with you.

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⁣KUZMA’S MOTHER

For three years I helped lead the charge for improving relations between the US and Russia. Now, with peace at hand, I reflect on the reality that the role of rogue peacemaker may no longer be in vogue.

Last night myself and my friend and fellow independent journalist, Garland Nixon, made our way to the Russian Embassy in Washington, DC, the invited guests of the chargé d'affaires, Alexander Kim, and the Defense Attaché, Colonel (promoted to Major General) Pavel Terkin, to celebrate Defender of the Fatherland Day.

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WHY TRUMP ADMITTED THAT RUSSIA HAS WON THE UKRAINE WAR?
Interview for India & Global Left

02:33 New US Foreign Policy
13:52 China-Russia-US
25:16 What next for Ukraine?
35:49 What it means to Europe?

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⁣BRITAIN WILL FAIL TO UNDERMINE US-RUSSIA RAPPROCHEMENT

Ukraine's new potential president lives in Russia. And Zelensky's personality and behavior are increasingly irritating the American administration. This is the core of the fundamental divergence between Europe and the United States on Ukraine.

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⁣In modern military conflicts, the use of drones has opened a new page.

The Russia House with Scott Ritter has made a small selection of materials that will help you better understand this topic.

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TIME’S UP FOR UKRAINE
Interview for CrossTalk [RT]

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⁣Literal bullshit.

Quit mirror imaging your own murderous predictions on the Russian nation.

History will show that Russia waged an incomprehensibly moral conflict against a fundamentally corrupted nation infected by the disease of Banderism.

America would have treated you like ISIS.

Leveling your cities.

Collectively punishing the innocent for the crimes of the guilty.

Ukraine is lucky they fought the Russians.

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⁣Zimovsky’s analysis is flawed.

We can ignore his casualty calculations as a byproduct of bad data.

Russian casualty rates have dropped from the spike that took place at the outset, and the period of the Wagner assaults around Bakhmut.

The war is fought on the basis of an attritional model where the infliction of enemy casualties and the minimization of friendly casualties are imperatives.

One would say it takes far more tactical and operational skill to implement this model than the maneuver-specific models seemingly favored by Zimovsky.

The key here isn’t that this model of attrition be extended artificially by linking it to a territorial paradigm; this model is about sustainability of resources, the exhaustion of one side’s ability to continue the fight.

This is strategic thinking.

Russia can sustain this model for the foreseeable future.

Ukraine cannot.

Which is why almost all observers of the conflict concede that Russia is prevailing in dominant fashion.

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