Comment: The high-ranking opportunists that hijacked important positions of power like Eileen de Villa and her husband are predatory creatures that will use every possibility to gain more power, money, and control even if that requires a thousand or even millions of innocent human lives to be tragically lost or destroyed.

Many of them are part of Big-Pharma, police, military, government. The inhuman tyrannical measures, lockdowns, potentially dangerous experimental vaccines are just tools in their hands to break the normal human population and impose total control and enslavement over humanity.

See also:

• Whatever you know about how bad Big Pharma is, what they're wanting to do with revolutionary gene therapy is worse
• Lockdown wars come to Canada: Toronto BBQ owner dragged away in handcuffs for breaching Covid-19 rules
• Big Pharma pays universities for most medical research in the U.S.
• The FDA Comes to the Rescue of Big Pharma
• Nine shared traits between Big Pharma and the Mafia
• Big Pharma tries to cash in on smoking disease
• Bribery, fraud and corruption charges against big pharma

Comment: So there we have it. The first general election result in western Europe since The Rona was unleashed, and the VAST MAJORITY of the population believes in it and supports their government telling them what to think and do...

Or do they?

Are election and referendum results in the 'Western democratic system' reliable indicators of what populations think and feel about their governments?

Comment: For an overview of the aftermath, see the following Twitter thread:


See also:

• Libya's elected government demands UN's usurper regime gone
• Joanne Moriarty: Turkey proceeds with invasion of Libya, tribes respond
• US wars for Israel

And check out SOTT radio shows documenting what really happened in Libya:

• Behind the Headlines: NATO Slaughter - James and Joanne Moriarty expose the truth about what happened in Libya
• Behind the Headlines: Libyan 'Islamic State', with James & JoAnne Moriarty
• The Truth Perspective: Libya Ruined: Interview with Sheikh Khalid Tantoush - Introduced by Jim & JoAnne Moriarty

Comment: See also:

• Irish Scientists Overseeing Covid Response: "Go After People, Not Institutions - People Hurt Faster Than Institutions"
• UK gives legal powers to various agencies to plan and commit CRIME, court rules
• The Guardian's collusion with Britain's Secret Service

Comment: In light of the above, will Kamala Harris be asked to resign? From CNN:

Harris says she has smoked pot and supports marijuana legalization
Devan Cole, Updated 1821 GMT (0221 HKT) February 11, 2019

Sen. Kamala Harris, a former California attorney general, said Monday she has smoked marijuana and supports the legalization of the drug.

In the interview, given to the New York-based radio show "The Breakfast Club," co-host Charlamagne Tha God asks Harris if she has ever smoked.

"I have. And I inhaled -- I did inhale. It was a long time ago. But, yes," the California Democrat replied, invoking former President Bill Clinton's famous "didn't inhale" remark he made during his 1992 presidential run.

Harris, laughing as she realized the attention that her admission might draw, said that she tried pot in college and noted that it was in the form of a joint.

"I just broke news," she said.

The 2020 presidential contender dodged Charlamagne Tha God's question about whether or not she would try it again if it were legalized "all throughout the country," but said that she thinks "that it gives a lot of people joy and we need more joy."

As for marijuana legalization, Harris told Charlamagne Tha God that she supports it. "They say you oppose legalizing weed," he said. "That's not true. And look I joke about it, half joking -- half my family's from Jamaica, are you kidding me," Harris replies, laughing. "No, I do not -- no, no. I have had concerns, the full record, I have had concerns, which I think -- first of all, let me just make this statement very clear, I believe we need to legalize marijuana," she said. "Now, that being said -- and this is not a 'but,' it is an 'and' -- and we need to research, which is one of the reasons we need to legalize it. We need to move it on the schedule so that we can research the impact of weed on a developing brain. You know, that part of the brain that develops judgment, actually begins its growth at age 18 through age 24." "But I am absolutely in favor of legalizing marijuana. We've got to do it," she said later in the interview. "We have incarcerated so many, and particularly young men and young men of color, in a way that we have not for the same level of use (among) other young men."Harris' stance, which aligns herself with a growing movement in the Democratic Party and even among some Republicans, appears to be at odds with where she stood in 2014 when she was running for re-election as California attorney general. In an interview with KCRA-TV in August 2014, Harris is asked to respond to her opponent's stance on the issue. "Your opponent, Ron Gold, has said that he is for the legislation of marijuana recreationally. Your thoughts on that?" the station asks her. "Um, I -- that he is entitled to his opinion," Harris replied.

Comment: Wow. The article above sure got it wrong on the Ukraine and the 2016 election.

Ont the main substance of the story however, The Kremlin had more to say on this new level of belligerence:

The Kremlin said on Friday that Moscow always hoped for the best but prepared for the worst when it was asked about the possibility of a new Cold War between the United States and Russia.

Diplomatic ties sank to a new low this week after U.S. President Joe Biden said he thought President Vladimir Putin was "a killer" in an interview that prompted Russia to recall its ambassador to the United States. Putin later offered Biden live online talks in the coming days.

On Friday, the Kremlin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, said Putin's offer of talks remained open and that Putin could do any time that was convenient for Biden, though the offer would not stay on the table indefinitely.

Putin said that despite everything there's no point in playing at megaphone diplomacy and trading barbs. There is a point in continuing relations," Peskov told reporters on a conference call.

He was asked about a new Cold War between the two countries.

"We, of course, always hope for the best, but are always ready for the worst. As far as Russia is concerned, President Putin has clearly stated his desire to continue ties...," he said.

"But of course, we can't not take into account Biden's comments," he said, in a reference to Biden's interview with ABC News broadcast on Wednesday.

In it, Biden said "I do" when asked if he believed Putin was a killer, prompting Putin to cite a Russian children's playground chant in response saying "he who said it, did it".

Biden also described Putin as having no soul in the interview, and said the Russian leader would pay a price for alleged meddling in the November 2020 U.S. presidential election, something the Kremlin denies.

And the Kremlin's actions speak louder with words with this:

Russia was the only nation that refused to send its top UN representative to talks with US President Joe Biden on Thursday, electing instead to dispatch a junior envoy, as a diplomatic row between Moscow and Washington worsens.

President Biden had invited permanent representatives from the United Nations Security Council, on which Moscow has continuous representation, to discuss his country's "commitment to values-based global leadership." In addition, the president called for action on crises in regions across the world, including Myanmar, Ethiopia, Syria, and Yemen.

However, Dmitry Polyanskiy, second-in-command to Russia's permanent representative, Vassily Nebenzia, confirmed on Friday that neither had attended the meeting. Instead, he revealed, Anna Evstigneeva, one of three more junior deputies, had joined the talks with Biden in their place. She reportedly made no remarks.

RIA Novosti reports that Russia's diplomatic mission was the only one that did not send its top figure to greet the American president.

The decision comes amid a week in which Biden and his Russian counterpart, President Vladimir Putin, have traded barbs in the press. In an explosive interview with ABC earlier this week, Biden was asked whether he thought Putin was a killer. "Mmm hmm, I do," Biden replied.

On Thursday, the Russian leader responded, arguing that judging other countries is often "like looking in a mirror."

"When I was a kid, when we were arguing with each other in the playground, we used to say, 'Whatever you say [about others] is what you are yourself,'" Putin said.

The US is expected to unveil new sanctions on Russia as early as next week in response to claims that Moscow attempted to influence the outcome of the 2020 presidential election. A joint report by US intelligence agencies argued that a network of Russian proxies had worked with the aim of "denigrating President Biden's candidacy and the Democratic Party, supporting former President Trump, undermining public confidence in the electoral process, and exacerbating sociopolitical divisions in the US."

On Wednesday, Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, denied the claims, insisting that "Russia has nothing to do with any campaigns against any of the candidates. In this regard, we consider this report to be incorrect." Instead, he argued, the allegations were being used as an excuse to introduce new sanctions.

Comment: Actually we quite like Putin's high road response to Biden - wishing Biden good health! But we do understand the embarrassment, shame and frustration of the author who knows well, and is mightily angered by, the war-crazed bipeds now in full control of foreign policy.

Comment: See also:

• Tulsi Gabbard calls out the US dirty war on Syria that Biden, aides admit to
• So presidential: CNN gushes over Biden attack on Syria as love affair with airstrikes continues
• Just like the good old days: Joe Biden invades Syria with convoy of US troops and choppers on first full day as president
• Syria envoy, who admitted lying to Trump on troop levels, now defends his ME policy, says Biden should keep it
• The Grey Lady stumbles: NY Times makes 'major correction' on Syria air strikes, blows up Biden's excuse for bombing