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Dear Friends, this is important to put on record as a kind of caveat notice.
https://t.me/ZradaXXII/2236
This is an invitation call to join the Nashi. That's what "our people" refers to. It could well be posted far and wide on many platforms.
But this features a number of hidden traps that could prove very dangerous. I doubt that any Avalon members would be signing up! :) But it seems responsible to post this anyway: who knows what can be found, anywhere at all, by searching.
The invitation goes on to request skills in these areas:~~~
- OSINT specialists
This is about building databases of people — but once someone is on record, it can easily be used against them later for any reason whatsoever.
- Foreign Mercenaries
This is similar. Once someone signs up as a mercenary, the record stays with them potentially forever. And there have been several posts on this thread detailing how mercenaries are NOT protected under the Geneva Convention, and can conceivably be tried and executed for their "crimes".
- Cyber de-anonymizers
This also dovetails wit the above. "De-anonymizing" simply means that someone trying to hide their identity,, or their past actions or affiliations, will be found later.
- Filling the conflict database
This is about machine learning to "optimize" personal data in the database so that all the above can be performed more efficiently.
So, beware. This is not quite what it seems. If even one person out there sees this and it helps them to make the best decision for themselves, it may have been helpful to save a career or even a life.
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Posted by Bill Ryan
By saying "channel", is it the same as directly being in the organization?
Doing a timely "about face", military hardware for Taiwan was already taking until 2023 to get there:
The delay in the delivery of M109A6s follows a report by DefenseNews in mid-April citing US officials and documentation that COVID-related production issues were being blamed for a $14.2 billion backlog in the production and delivery of military equipment to Taiwan which the island ordered as far back as 2019.
Among the delayed equipment are $8 billion-worth of F-16 fighter jets (Taiwan wants 66 of them), as well as $620 million for Taiwan’s Patriot missile system stocks. Other systems Taiwan has already bought and paid for, but has yet to receive, include Stinger anti-aircraft missiles, advanced anti-ship torpedoes, and a field information communication system.
But now, thanks to Ukraine:
...the Ministry of National Defence said today that the M109A6 arms purchase [by Taiwan] was crowded out in the production line. The US side informs us that this system will not be delivered to the Republic of China until 2026 at the earliest...
They had already ordered armaments on the scale of what is going to Ukraine, and now...and now...they're just going to Ukraine. That's fair, right, we wouldn't want them to fight the bigger China and actually get hurt, right? Or something. Or NATO of the Pacific is such a dumb idea that it hasn't really started yet. Or when you sell arms on this scale, you don't care what happens to the finished product. Is it better to leave someone weaponless so they will just get killed, or, to arm them so they will refuse to surrender and get killed? China asked them to halt the supply altogether.
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It's my belief and observations that the British Public (and citizens other Western Nations) have no idea the dangers that exist because of the warmongering of leaders like Boris Johnson and those pulling he strings from behind closed doors... there is clearly an unpublicized agenda coming from the NWO that wants Putin gone and Russia under the control of the Globalist Elite / One World Govt (etc).... they are using the Ukraine People as pawns in their game and don't care how many are killed or displaced...
Because we have lived for so long (Western citizens) in relative peace, wealth, safety and comfort we think we are kind of untouchable... but we're not and things can change very quickly if NATO pushes Russia too far militarily...
Here's the House of Commons stoking the fires of war... completely ignorant of the reasons behind Russia's Special Military Operation (or seemingly so)... how many of those MPs are willing to die for Ukraine? or more to point have their children and grandchildren die for Ukraine (and the establishment of the NWO/Globalism)...
Boris Johnson: We're going to 'tighten the screw' on Putin's regime(1:26)
then we have this... a stark warning that will probably be ignored by the warmongers who have been easing into this situation for many years... let's hope NATO remember what Mutually Assured Destruction means... because at the moment they are putting so much at risk ... and we are just pawns in their game like the Ukraine People.
Russian state TV threatens nuclear strike on UK and warns of radioactive tidal wave (1:25)
Russia was always going to be the toughest nut to crack for the wanna~be One World Govt. dictators... but they are going for it regardless of the consequences, by the look of it... I've said it before and I'll say it again - Boris Johnson et al could get us all killed before this is over - they must be trying to keep it on a 'death by a thousand cuts' level - but a sudden, unpredictable escalation could easily lead to catastrophe...
sorry - not feeling very positive about the whole sorry situation at the moment -
photos and Ukrainian conflict news at
https://avia-pro.net/news/
- Tucker: This Is Why Democrats Are Taking Us To War With Russia:
Fox News host gives his take on the real motivation behind U.S. involvement in the Russia-Ukraine conflict on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight.'
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Posted by jaybee
No one wants this, it's seventy years and billions of dollars for weapons no one will use:
The United States agrees with Russia that there can be no winners in a nuclear war, White House press secretary Jen Psaki told a regular briefing on Monday.
The minority who believe they might be able to live on Fiji while dustifying the rest of the globe, fortunately do not get to put their fingers on the button. Although Russia does have a first strike option, it would take a lot to press them to that point. And whatever is going on now is just "a little bit".
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Boris Johnson et al could get us all killed before this is over - they must be trying to keep it on a 'death by a thousand cuts' level - but a sudden, unpredictable escalation could easily lead to catastrophe...
Well, in one sense of the word, the European black market must be filling up with re-distributed aid:
...of the more than 300,000 small arms that disappeared from Ukraine from 2013 to 2015, only about 13 percent were ever recovered.
In 2019, for example, two Ukrainian soldiers attempted to sell 40 RGD-5 grenades, 15 RPG-22 rockets, and 2,454 firearms cartridges for a mere 75,000 Ukrainian hryvnia (approximately $2,900).
We can't really get a report on how much new stuff might be in the hands of French Jihadis or anything like that, all we can do is find where a few things turn up. Leaders are already killing us with Covid policies and other measures. The entire United Kingdom, if we wanted to get rid of it by conventional means, would be gone in a few hours. Same with Israel. These time-worn windbags have nothing left but insurgencies to spread. Unlike nuclear war, this kind of thing can, yes, be extremely dangerous especially when you let in Ukrainians thousands at a time, most of whom do not even have the basic vaccinations like measles, rubella, etc.
The socio-economic future of us all is already probably more blown to smithereens than most of our bodies will be.
The U. S. teeth are so sharp that the USS George Washington--drydocked since 2017--is letting some of the crew move to shore, due to an increase in suicides, in a situation that the commander sneered at.
These people are among the worst rank of poseurs.
Melnyk gets kicked out while whining about his benefactors:
Germans Ask Gov’t to Deport Ukraine’s Ambassador After He Calls Scholz ‘Offended Liverwurst Sausage’.
Lapid, the guy I quoted yesterday, received this barrage from the Israelis after reacting to Lavrov's ZioNazi remarks:
Lapid's comments were welcomed by some Israelis, who said their country should be taking a more aggressive approach against Russia and its military operation in Ukraine. But the majority on Twitter rebuked Lapid, calling him to account for his own ignorance and double standards.
"Let's put it this way ... [Lapid] is not the sharpest tool in the shed," said one tweet, referring to Lapid's comments last year when he redefined anti-semitism, expanding it to other ethnic groups and minorities including the slaves from Africa, the Tutsi tribe in Rwanda or the LGBT community.
"As an alternating prime minister, you said things that were much more horrible than these. You compared anti-semitism to any possible conflict in the world. So if you're going to condemn Lavrov, condemn yourself first," wrote another.
Another one added: "And what about the anti-semitism of Abu Mazen [Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas]? Or of Muslims on the Temple Mount? Have you summoned them too? Please, stop acting foolishly".
Ruining Relations
However, for many Israelis it is not only Lapid's double standards that have been a source of concern, and some have also criticised the FM for ruining Israel's relations with international players.
"Yair, I have a question. Why don't you use Twitter to tell all countries in the world that Israel is cutting off its relations with them? It will make your work easier and you will be able to go on vacation twice a month" wrote a critic on Twitter.
"You have destroyed our relations with almost every country. You came to repair, hey? Disappear already," tweeted another.
Since Lapid took office in June 2021, his name has been linked to a number of international crises. Last June, he angered the Chinese authorities after he cracked under American pressure and condemned Beijing for its alleged human rights abuses of the Uyghur minority.
In August that year he admonished Poland for passing a law that prevented ancestors of Jewish Holocaust victims from reclaiming property that had been confiscated during the Second World War, alleging that Warsaw was "anti-semitic" and "undemocratic".
A month later, he angered the Dubai authorities when he skipped a meeting with the Emirate's business people during his first official trip to the UAE. And more recently he took the American side in the Ukrainian conflict, slamming Russia for its operation in the country.
An End to Good Ties?
Monday's remarks seem to be hammering yet another nail into the coffin of relations between the two nations, and this is unnerving some Israelis.
"Stop confronting Russia. You will get us into a mess, you ignorant fellow," wrote one user.
"You are getting us into trouble, if you haven't done that already. Israel is hardly a dot on the map, and you and your friends are bloated with self importance ... people will die [because of you] in vain," added another.
What Israelis are concerned about is the threat on its northern borders, specifically Syria and Lebanon's Shiite militia Hezbollah. Russia enjoys strong ties with the two Arab nations and has often been viewed in Israel as a protector. As such, officials in Jerusalem refrained from angering Moscow. They have also been trying to maintain friendly terms because of Russia's mediation efforts between Israel and the Palestinians.
But now, as Israel steps up its anti-Russian rhetoric, chances that Moscow will come to the rescue of the Jewish state, if the need should arise, seem to be decreasing.
At this point, Israel is essentially an Arab country in terms of its relations. I am not sure how that works with respect to the Palestinians or the Syrian conflict. It is hard to see how they can kind of be on Egypt's side. It is easy to see things are not quite smooth with Turkey or Iran.
The Houthi view is of course that it is a grave error:
“Those who ally themselves with the Israeli enemy are actually compromising fundamental principles. The Israeli enemy and Zionist lobbies are behind the destabilization of the Muslim Ummah. They want to weaken Muslims and bring them to the point of subjugation,” Houthi said in his Quds Day speech.
“Negligence and ignorance toward the Israeli enemy will not repel imminent dangers threatening Muslim nations, and will not absolve people of their responsibilities [towards the Palestinian issue]. Those helping the Israeli enemy and [normalizing ties with it] are seen as a cash cow,” he added.
The way Tehran expresses the Row is:
Russia's Foreign Ministry announced the Israeli regime is supporting neo-Nazis in Ukraine amid rising tensions between Tel Aviv and Moscow...
...relations between the two sides have already developed strains, with Lapid last month accusing Russia of committing war crimes in Ukraine.
Russia has accused Israel of using the military operation in the former Soviet republic to “distract” the world from the regime’s ongoing aggression against Palestinians in the occupied Jerusalem Al-Quds.
Meanwhile their new friends say:
A senior member of the Saudi royal family has complained about the United States' lack of commitment to defending the kingdom from retaliatory attacks by Yemen's Houthi Ansarullah movement, even as Riyadh continues to violate a recent ceasefire deal.
He is unhappy about something since Biden. But Joe did outfit them with $650 Billion of arms. Was this not perpetually renewed for next year? Mohammed bin Salman gave the order for Hadi to resign/abdicate any claim on offices of power in Yemen. Sounds backwards. They have nothing left to promote. Only destruction.
As for the preposterous deeds of the British government, when they run out of Ukrainians, they will be forced to stop. I am not sure anything else will do it. You can lose 70% of the railway system and still increase your confidence about sending in big tanks and howitzers to see what happens at any other transfer points. You can even train someone to get themselves killed in an F-16! Although outright deaths of these forces might only be 2-300 a day, when combined with injuries, surrenders, and desertions, they are in some way losing over 1,000 per day, already probably in excess of 40,000.
They have more but it is diminishing returns, and half of the "more" are trapped.
NATO can inflate this for a few months, but, I don't see a steady equation continuing for example for a couple more years of Biden's term. That guy is just buying time with a currency that I cannot identify. As we saw the other day, at least some of the American government feels that...we are not actually part of Ukraine....
Barrage Of Cruise Missiles Rock Western Ukraine, Plunging Lviv Into Darkness
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitic...unged-darkness
Many reading this will be aware there was a lot of discussion (and considerable alarm!) in Britain after the Russian Channel One TV anchor Dmitry Kiselyov presented a chilling [apparent] nuclear threat to the UK and Ireland on his Sunday prime time show.
This was certainly personally approved by Vladimir Putin, and (in my opinion) it can be argued that it was a direct response to the steady warmongering escalation by the UK, US, and the EU — a sharp reminder of Russia's military strength, which I'd also argue is indisputable to anyone with an interest in facts.
Of course, any escalation, of any kind and from anyone at all, is extremely dangerous right now.
I'd not actually seen this, so I looked it up. It can be understood why it triggered a huge amount of debate and (in many) extreme nervousness, which was no doubt the whole intention.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=7SnTkc0r6gk
What do you say to something like that?Quote:
Posted by Bill Ryan
The world is at war and words are weapons.
Instilling fear and engaging in intimidation sometimes works.
The goal may be to de-escalate hostilities by flexing muscle.
Queen and king set out on the chessboard
http://thesaker.is/queen-and-king-se...he-chessboard/
Nashi always sends an open invitation, except in some very specific cases. Then they wait back for people to get involved, the need to join a channel to ask in is what initiates the real process, as then you have demonstrated to be interested on your own, "You were looking for this, and then the chance came, and you took it". You have to send a message to a chat and describe your capabilities, then they will check your background and validate you are not infiltrator plus other things, then you may be tested, and finally you join, by this time they know everything about you, and they will always keep track of you. It's part of this entire mess, they can't just trust someone living somewhere very far with intel and critical info, so they will be sure that person is who they said they are and they are not going to switch sides one day, taking all they know with themQuote:
Posted by shaberon
People may find it a cool thing to do, but there is a very serious aspect about this, if you get involved, you are a target too, or "if you can see them, they can see you too". You or your family, or both, may end up in a kill list, and remember that nazi groups come from all over the world, you may get killed, or someone on your family get killed, once the other side de-anonymizes you. Because you need to understand that the other side also has groups like this and are working against you
For people thinking of trying, don't be mistaken, this is no game, there's no romanticized scene of a war or hacker movie. This is not fun at all, and you can't just enter to play for a bit and then quit a week or two later, that's not how it works at all
Dmitry Kiselyov is a difficult person, he is pro Putin for sure, but here's a truth that most people don't talk about, he's a 'closet' soviet communist, he would like for Russia to return in full to soviet communism times, he loves the idea of it and would do anything to go back to those times.Quote:
Posted by SatoriWhat do you say to something like that?Quote:
Posted by Bill Ryan
The world is at war and words are weapons.
Instilling fear and engaging in intimidation sometimes works.
The goal may be to de-escalate hostilities by flexing muscle.
Most people don't agree with that so this kind of thinking is kept away, but sometimes his words are not used as a tactic to de-escalate, and more as a way to express an inner wish that can't be said openly otherwise
Friends, this is highly highly significant, and we'll hear a lot more analysis about this over the next few days. Putin has signed a decree banning core material exports (oil, gas, wheat, commodities) to "unfriendly nations".
This was his economic nuclear option. The EU will now slide into systemic collapse, and the US will follow soon after.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=7QsZKSzbdFg
In this brief update, Alex Christoforou doesn't seem to grasp right away how enormous this is. I'd bet several large sacks of flour and 100 gallons of diesel that in tomorrow's The Duran broadcast, Alexander Mercouris, whose deep understanding of economics and geopolitics I've come to respect more and more, will find himself personally challenged to fully express the magnitude of the impact this will have.
Some things are now approaching the realms only usually found in horror films. This was published by Sputnik News 13 hours ago. I'll just copy the headline, and then readers can view the whole article if they wish.
https://sputniknews.com/20220503/russian-forces-find-torture-chamber-near-kherson-legless-body-in-russian-uniform-rigged-to-blow-1095239009.html
Russian Forces Find Torture Chamber Near Kherson, Legless Body in Russian Uniform Rigged to Explode
A little more. To my surprise, I could find nothing about this in the western media, or on RT or Sputnik News. But here it is on the Kremlin's website, mentioned in the briefest summary only. I found myself wondering if Alex Christoforou had somehow partially misunderstood this. We'll soon know more.Quote:
Posted by Bill Ryan
https://kremlin.ru/catalog/keywords/128/events/68347
Translation:Decree on the application of retaliatory special economic measures in connection with the unfriendly actions of certain foreign states and international organizations.
And now this, which is potentially very significant indeed:
https://twitter.com/SNMilitary/statu...84387581751296
Britain in particular has always nurtured a strong Russophobic attitude, it seems the very culture of English intelligence circles is founded on a blind hatred of Russia; since WWII when Russia changed the outcome to victory they have resented the power and ability of Russia to flourish independently, absolutely rejecting the established order of the West.
I think this is perched on the very precipice of disaster, unless Britain can reign in its psychopathy and moderate its fear and loathing, we are going to see something unbearable happen.