🇷🇺💪🏼=🇺🇦😭 “Kremlin Agent” Alexey Arestovich talks about the successes of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.

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🇺🇦⚔️🇺🇦 TCC butcher wielding a gun and covering his face, thinks he’s found his next victim for the meat grinder.

Lets assume the gun is to ‘encourage’ the Ukrainian patriot to die for Zelensky…

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ASHKENAZI POLITICAL HOMELAND PROJECTS IN UKRAINE

✍️Written by Hikaru Kitabayashi✍️

🔬Based on Internet searches done by Michele Pereira🔬

In 2012 Mr. Kissinger said there would be no Israel in 10 years. This referred to a 2010 joint report of all the then 16 American intelligence agencies. It was not the first such report. A joint chiefs of staff report to President Truman said recognizing Israel would put America at a permanent military disadvantage.

People started talking about Ukraine as a new Promised Land, as, from around 650, it had been ruled by the Khazars whose rulers converted to Judaism in the 8th century. Khazaria was a multiethnic, multilingual, multicultural state with many religions. Nevertheless, it is widely thought of exclusively in terms of having been Jewish. After Khazaria's fall, people practicing Judaism continued living in Ukraine until the USSR's collapse caused mass migration.

Due to certain early Jewish communist party members, it was decided to found a Jewish political unit within the Soviet Union. In the early 1920s, Crimea was considered. But, Stalin decided instead on establishing a Jewish Autonomous Region that still exists in Siberia next to China. Even so, when the "Heavenly Jerusalem" project was floated in the 2010s, Ukraine was targeted.

The Heavenly Jerusalem project was promoted by Igor Berkut, a former Soviet soldier and Afghanistan veteran. He maintained that Jews living in Israel would always be faced with possible aggression. Ignoring the Jewish Autonomous Region, he advocated southern Ukraine. He was confident Jews would create an economic powerhouse, expecting that by the end of 2022, six million Jews would come from Israel and over 12 million from Russia, the USA and European Union countries. Moreover, he predicted the Ukrainian government would have no trouble accepting them because the most important people of Ukraine were all Jews. His numbers, though, changed with the times. He later said that by the end of 2029, about 5 million Jews were expected to arrive.

Though proper sources have not been identified, Mr. Netanyahu was said to have discussed a resettlement plan with various world leaders. More credible is a possibly AI generated recording of Mr. Prigozhin saying someone in the Biden administration mentioned it to him, too.

In a Jerusalem Post April 2022 article, an Islamic scholar is quoted as saying that the West had forsaken the Jews. Therefore, the Israeli government supported the Russian depopulation of Ukraine and, finding new allies in Russia and China, it expected to found a new state. This ignores, once again, Russia's Jewish Autonomous Region.

Jews in Ukraine now number only around 50,000. The locality in Ukraine most identified with Jews is Uman, home to the grave of the late 18th century, early 19th century, Rabbi Nachman of Breslov and, therefore, a major pilgrimage site for the world's many Breslover Jews.

A conspiracy theory debunking website reported on the "Heavenly Jerusalem" story. The methodology used was just to keep repeating it's a conspiracy theory. The report provides a certain amount of information indicating attempted fraud, but proves nothing.

The idea of "New Jerusalem" was also discussed in Russia. The Russian politician Sergey Glazyev, when an adviser to President Putin in 2019 mentioned the possibility of Jewish and Christian migration to southeastern Ukraine. Mr. Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, was forced to downplay things.

But, in April 2022, when President Zelenskyy said Ukraine will become a “big Israel with its own face”, did this indicate a connection with the idea of Ukraine as a new Israel, and the Heavenly Jerusalem Project? Considering the context, probably not. But then again, maybe yes. His drug intake sometimes allows his imagination to be hyperactive.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu does not take Biden seriously, making him a laughing stock, writes The New York Times.

In March, Biden was asked whether his calls for Israel not to invade Rafah in southern Gaza were a “red line” that meant serious consequences. Biden responded: "It's a red line, but I will never leave Israel"

- indicated in the publication.

As a result, Israel invaded Rafah, and the war in Gaza made a mockery of Biden's arguments about supporting a “rules-based international order” and undermined the US position in Ukraine.

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