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December 17 2022
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US troops deployed near Russian border
Estonia’s defense ministry has announced the arrival of an American infantry company as part of NATO’s presence in the country
A United States infantry company arrived in Estonia this week as part of NATO’s effort to bolster the military bloc’s eastern border with Russia, the Baltic country’s defense ministry has revealed.
A statement published on the ministry’s website on Friday said that US service members are stationed at Taara base in the town of Voru, some 20 kilometers from the Russian border.
Kissinger outlines Ukraine peace proposal
Elder US statesman invoked the missed opportunity to negotiate an end to WWI in 1916
Urgently negotiating an end to hostilities in Ukraine would prevent another world war, former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger argued in an essay published on Friday. The 99-year-old statesman noted that, in 1916, the US government had the chance to end the First World War through diplomacy, but missed it for reasons of domestic politics.
Kissinger laid out his reasoning in the December 17 issue of The Spectator, describing the current conflict as a “war in which two nuclear powers contest a conventionally armed country,” a clear reference to Ukraine being a proxy war between the US and Russia.
Time for Ukraine talks ‘not right now’ – White House
Washington’s job is to continue supplying Kiev, says National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan
It is not yet time for Ukraine to negotiate with Russia, US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan argued in an interview on Friday. His comment came after Henry Kissinger – who held the same post in the early 1970s – said talks should happen sooner rather than later.
“We don’t know where this is going to end up,” Sullivan said of the conflict, speaking at the Carnegie Endowment think tank in Washington.
Putin holds top brass meeting on Ukraine
The Russian president heard proposals on immediate and medium-term plans for the conflict
Russian President Vladimir Putin has sat down with the country’s top military commanders to discuss the Ukraine conflict, the Kremlin revealed on Saturday. The agenda revolved around Moscow’s actions in the short and medium term.
According to the Kremlin’s readout of the meeting, “throughout Friday, the president worked at the joint headquarters of the military branches involved in the special military operation.” It did not provide details on where the meeting took place.
Why I Think the War in Ukraine Will Escalate
If we follow the breadcrumb trail, eventually, it leads us to a destination. In this case, that destination is a conclusion. Here are the breadcrumbs of the Ukrainian war. Come to your own conclusion.
Increased buildup of forces on all sides
For starters, we’re seeing a lot of buildup of even more NATO weapons and troops throughout Europe.
Take the US Patriot missiles that have begun to pop up all over Europe. Why were those missiles placed there in the first place? For preparation of the battlefield. Why would this action occur unless it was thought to be a wise precaution?
Serbia Seeks Troop Deployment In Kosovo, Informs NATO
Serbia has formally asked NATO if it can deploy up to 1,000 troops into northern Kosovo, where Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic says ethnic Serbs are being "terrorized" by the Kosovo government based in Pristina.
Vucic made the request to the commander of NATO forces in Kosovo, known as KFOR. Serbian officials say that a UN resolution that formally ended the Kosovo war allows for the deployment of up to 1,000 Serbian troops into Kosovo, but Vucic still doesn’t expect the request to be granted.
UK orders audit of Ukraine aid – BBC
PM Sunak wants a “Goldman Sachs dashboard” report on the conflict, sources tell state TV
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has requested a “data-driven assessment” of the situation in Ukraine, a Whitehall source told BBC Newsnight on Friday, prompting fears that London might slow or stop the flow of supplies to Kiev.
The state broadcaster’s unnamed source said the “Goldman Sachs dashboard” examination of the conflict would look at how Ukraine has been using the military supplies provided by the UK.
Peace between Saudi Arabia and Israel would end Arab-Israel conflict: Netanyahu
A peace initiative between Israel and Saudi Arabia would lead to a resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Israel’s Prime Minister-designate Benjamin Netanyahu told Al Arabiya English on Wednesday.
To read the full transcript, click here.
Netanyahu suggested that extending the progress made in the 2020 Abraham Accords to other Arab states would be a more effective route to peace than engaging with Palestinian leaders directly, who he claimed were not willing to recognize the State of Israel.
Hamas defiant as hardline Israeli coalition takes shape
GAZA, Dec 14 (Reuters) - Leaders of the Islamist movement Hamas swore defiance in a choreographed display of force on Wednesday as one of the most hardline right-wing governments in Israel's history looks set to take office later this month.
Speaking before a sea of green flags in Gaza City's Katiba gardens at a rally to mark Hamas' 35th anniversary, the movement's leader in Gaza, Yahya Al-Sinwar said Palestinians faced an "open confrontation" with Israel.
Thousands protest in Turkey over Istanbul mayor's conviction
ISTANBUL, Dec 15 (Reuters) - Thousands of people rallied in Turkey on Thursday to oppose the conviction and political ban of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, chanting slogans criticising President Tayyip Erdogan and his ruling AK Party before elections next year.
A Turkish court on Wednesday sentenced Imamoglu, a popular rival to Erdogan, to two years and seven months in prison, which like the ban must be confirmed by an appeals court. The verdict drew wide criticism at home and abroad as an abuse of democracy.
Japan’s Major Turning Point on Defense Policy
Three new security documents prepared by the Kishida administration mark a new era in Japan’s post-war security strategy.
Japan has marked a critical milestone in efforts to reshape its defense strategy, increase the national defense spending, and allow Tokyo to acquire a counterstrike missile capability.
On December 16, Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio’s cabinet approved the nation’s three key security documents, which will mark a major turning point in Japan’s post-war policy of maintaining an exclusively defense-oriented policy if realized.
Oil Exports From Key Russian Port Cut In Half As Price Cap Kicks In
The market may have been too quick to dismiss the impact of European oil price cap on Russian oil.
Assuming that the latest G-7 attempt to limit Russian oil revenues were one big nothingburger - after all, the US itself admitted that the goal of the price cap was not so much to cripple Putin's Treasury as to maintain a more stable flow of oil - the market quickly ignored the potential of lower Russian output as it continued to sell oil into year end amid fears there won't be enough demand to offset stable supply.
China-GCC Summit: China Just Moved To KILL The Petrodollar & US Hegemony!
On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Prof. Huang Jing, the Director of the Institute of US and Pacific Studies at the Shanghai International Studies University. He discusses the significance of Xi Jinping going to the Middle East for the first China-GCC summits, why both China and the Gulf States are strengthening ties and what the future of the Middle East/West Asia will look like, rising tensions between the US and China over Taiwan, the rise of China and Washington viewing the competition as a zero sum game, China’s position on the Russia-Ukraine war and much more!
Peru: Stunning Scenes....The People push their way through the Military Lines whilst protesting the New Govt
THE TWITTER FILES: Twitter... The FBI Subsidiary
In the latest release of 'THE TWITTER FILES,' journalist Matt Taibbi details how Twitter acted as a 'subsidiary' of the FBI.
As a reminder, parts 1-3 of the series covered respectively, Twitter's decision to interfere in the 2020 election by censoring the Hunter Biden laptop story, how the company created secret blacklists, and how they justified removing former President Donald Trump despite internally agreeing that he didn't break any rules (parts one, two and three).
WEF Announces Themes for Davos 2023 – Theme #4: “Preparing for the Next Pandemic”
Globalists are preparing a new pandemic to destroy what will be left from our economy and society… Be prepared…
The Ministry of Health of Israel: “We cannot locate the signed agreement with Pfizer. It has gone missing.”
Coincidentally: "EU's von der Leyen can't find texts with Pfizer chief on vaccine deal"
German hospitals warn of medication shortages
Amid shortages of medications in German pharmacies, the country's hospital federation says healthcare facilities are also affected. Politicians are mulling ramping up domestic production, even if it costs more.
Medical professionals in Germany warned on Friday that delivery problems have led to a shortage of important medications and called for production to be brought back to Germany.
"Supply bottlenecks are increasingly causing grave problems, including in hospitals," the head of the German Hospital Federation (DKG), Gerald Gaß told the Funke media group.
CDC Admits It Ordered Big Tech To Bury Truth About ‘Dangers of COVID-19 Vaccines’
The CDC has finally admitted that they colluded with Big Tech to bury the ‘dangers’ of the COVID-19 vaccines in order ensure as many people as possible received the toxic jabs.
A major lawsuit filed by an organization comprised of former Trump administration officials has revealed that the CDC ordered social media giants to censor facts and information about COVID-19 that ran afoul of the ‘official narratives.’
New York BANS Pet Sales as Part of WEF Agenda To End Pet Ownership
New York has banned the sale of pets as part of a globalist plan to eliminate pet ownership in America.
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed Senate Bill S1130/Assembly Bill A4283 into law on Thursday. The legislation will prohibit pet stores from selling dogs, cats and rabbits from 2024 onwards.
The move comes just days after the World Economic Forum declared that millions of cats and dogs should be slaughtered in an effort to reduce the “carbon pawprint” they produce as a result of eating meat.
“Christian Artist” Amy Grant to host “Same Sex” Wedding
Famed Christian music artist Amy Grant shocked many when she announced she is hosting a same-sex wedding.
The singer-songwriter and wife of Vince Gill made the controversial announcement to the Washington Post:
In recent years, she has voiced support for the LGBTQ community, where she has had a large fan base for decades.
SICK! Drag queen teaches young girl to twerk while shaking his nearly naked butt in front of children at “all-ages” drag show
(Natural News) At an “all ages” drag show in New York City, white liberal parents proudly took their young children to see a half-naked man sharing his bare butt in their faces. As an overweight man in a thong awkwardly lept around on a small stage, he somehow gathered a massive crowd, many of whom were children.
(Article by Amber Crawford republished from 100PercentFedUp.com)
There are many things that are baffling about this event, the first of which is why a parent would think this is appropriate to bring a child to. When did a man without pants on who’s shaking his rear end in your face become a “family-friendly” activity?
I love what you do for us; thanks. Wouldn't it be great if most of the news were about more good than bad things?
Not even that German Alsatian vegan, pro regenerative and organic farming dog lover would go so far as to slaughter the pets. I guess these 4th Reichers think they can go even further than just untermensche und useless eater reductions, as the global public has become so compliant en masse - they’ve taken their modern jab version of showers for the greater good.
Now here’s a fun factoid. The British government asked the public to euthanize their pets for the war effort. And of course many compliantly did so (uhm one wonders if the super rats were thrilled at this war effort). They were also asked to pull up their metal railings to make weapons. They complied again. Even though this too was an empty gesture as railings are made of the wrong steel.
Stupid is as stupid does? Well I guess then that the majority of the human race is stupid then.