MASSIVE statements from Russian Permanent Representative to the the UN pertaining to the US Biolabs in Ukraine. It appears that a formal investigation is inevitable.

Today United Nations Security Council (UNSC) carried out debate on the possible enactment of Article VI of the Biological Weapons Convention, which would be an investigation into the United States and their Biolabs in Ukraine.

Russia presented their final draft to the the UNSC today, covering all of the evidence compiled in their dossier, and it is currently being reviewed by experts from the various nations. The contents of the dossier include the evidence presented over the course of the past 8 months.

I highly recommend everyone read the full statement here.¹ These allegations are historic. Hunter Biden's Metabiota, Black and Veatch, negligence of deadly pathogens, drones equipped with aerosol canisters to disperse airborne water particles containing pathogens, aerial release of infected mosquito armies, all of it.

All of the allegations brought forth over the past 8 months via the Special Military Operation in Ukraine are in the draft. These allegations are not new for those who have been paying attention, this is just an accumulation of all the evidence being presented at once. It's a great review and complete of the exact crimes alleged.

Russian President Vladimir Putin praised Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MbS) on 27 October, and described him as "a young, determined man of character," adding that he deserved "respect" for seeking a balanced position in the oil market in line with his country's national interests, Reuters reported.

During the Valdai discussion club, Putin affirmed that Saudi Arabia is a rapidly developing country:

"This is also due to the fact that the Crown Prince, the government of Saudi Arabia has very big plans for diversifying the economy, which is very important. They have entire national development plans designed for this goal."

He underlined the importance of boosting ties with Saudi Arabia and developing relations with this country both bilaterally and on multilateral platforms. He also expressed his support for Saudi Arabia joining the BRICS group which is formed of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa.

The United States has accelerated the program for new B61-12 nuclear bombs for Europe. The upgraded and more accurate version of its nuclear air-dropped gravity bomb is expected to arrive in NATO bases in Europe in December, according to a U.S. diplomatic cable, the Belgian media Politico reported on Thursday.

The move, which involves replacing older weapons with the newer version at various storage facilities in Europe for potential use by U.S. and allied bombers and fighter jets, comes amid heightened tensions over Russia's threats to use a nuclear weapon in Ukraine.

The original timeline for replacement was set for the spring of 2023. However, according to defense expert the US wants to show Russia it is ready to act accordingly should the need be and the war in Ukraine escalates and transcends its borders.

The new B61-12 nuclear bombs will be shipped to Germany, Belgium, Italy, the Netherlands and Turkey. The $10 billion B61-12 Life Extension Program is managed by the US Department of Energy and is meant to replace several earlier versions, with 100 upgraded nuclear bombs.

Read part one of Alex Rubinstein's ongoing investigative series on NAFO, "How the pro-Ukraine NAFO troll operation crowd-funds war criminals."

While fundraising for a notoriously brutal militia in Ukraine and trolling critics of the proxy war, the membership roll of "North Atlantic Fellas Organization" has filled up with NATO suits, congressional chickenhawks, neocon operatives, mercenaries and intel agents.

When he is not shedding performative tears over the fate of US democracy or publicly guffawing over the apparent assassination of Iranian military officials, Representative Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) has sought to define himself as a leading opponent of perceived antisemitism in Washington DC. When his colleague, Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, mildly criticized of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) in 2019, Kinzinger called on congressional leaders to strip her of top committee assignments.

The Biden administration's aggressive sanctions aim to "kneecap" China's tech sector. A former Pentagon official acknowledged it is a "disproportionate" and "unilateral" attack, a "form of economic containment."
The US government has imposed aggressive sanctions that aim to "kneecap" China's tech sector and halt the country's rise, Washington policymakers and industry analysts have admitted.

In his first public remarks as the new leader, Sunak said: "It is the greatest privilege of my life to be able to serve the party I love and give back to the country I owe so much to."

There are two remarkable phrases within this one statement. First, Sunak considers it a privilege to "serve the party." Not to serve UK citizens, but to "serve the party."

Secondly, "give back to the country I owe so much to." Born in Southampton, England, Sunak is one of the UK's wealthiest politicians but chose to defend his wife who avoided paying tax in the UK. The BBC estimated Sunak's wife avoided £2.1m a year in UK tax and a total of £15 million since 2015. Meanwhile, Sunak and his wife were named on the Sunday Times rich list as the 222nd wealthiest people in the UK. Has he given back what he owes?

Abusing the humanitarian corridor within the framework of the Istanbul agreements on exporting Ukrainian food and normalizing Russia's agricultural exports cannot be ignored, particularly taking into account the recent terror attack on the Crimean Bridge, according to a statement by the Russian Foreign Ministry published on Friday.

The diplomatic agency noted that despite the snags in carrying out the Istanbul agreements, Russia's representatives at the Joint Coordinating Center continue to conscientiously work in the interests of implementing the operation on exporting Ukrainian grain via the Black Sea. "If three weeks were needed to transport the first million tons, now it takes slightly more than a week to ship the same volume. Such high rates and efficiency are largely achieved at the expense of the extreme load on our specialists," the ministry explained.

In an all-encompassing address to the plenary session of the 19th annual meeting of the Valdai Club, President Putin delivered no less than a devastating, multi-layered critique of unipolarity.

From Shakespeare to the assassination of Gen Soleimani; from musings on spirituality to the structure of the UN; from Eurasia as the cradle of human civilization to the interconnection of BRI, SCO and the INSTC; from nuclear dangers to that peripheral peninsula of Eurasia "blinded by the idea that Europeans are better than others", the address painted a Brueghel-esque canvas of the "historical milestone" facing us, in the middle of "the most dangerous decade since the end of WWII."

Putin even ventured that, in the words of the classics, "the situation is, to a certain extent, revolutionary" as "the upper classes cannot, and the lower classes do not want to live like this anymore". So everything is in play, as "the future of the new world order is being shaped before our eyes."

Way beyond a catchy slogan about the game the West is playing, "bloody, dangerous and dirty", the address and Putin's interventions at the subsequent Q&A should be analyzed as a coherent vision of past, present and future. Here we offer just a few of the highlights:

"The world is witnessing the degradation of world institutions, the erosion of the principle of collective security, the substitution of international law for 'rules'".

"Even at the height of the Cold War, nobody denied the existence of the culture and art of the Other. In the West, any alternative point of view is declared subversive."

"The Nazis burned books. Now the Western fathers of 'liberalism' are banning Dostoevsky."

"There are at least two 'Wests'. The first is traditional, with a rich culture. The second is aggressive and colonial."

"Russia has not and does not consider itself an enemy of the West.

Russia tried to build relations with the West and NATO - to live together in peace and harmony. Their response to all cooperation was simply 'no'."

"We do not need a nuclear strike on Ukraine, there is no point - neither political nor military."

"In part" the situation between Russia and Ukraine can be considered a civil war: "When creating Ukraine, the Bolsheviks endowed it with primordially Russian territories - they gave it all of Little Russia, the entire Black Sea region, the entire Donbass. Ukraine evolved as an artificial state."

"Ukrainians and Russians are one people - this is a historical fact. Ukraine has evolved as an artificial state. The only country that can guarantee its sovereignty is the country which created it - Russia."

"The unipolar world is coming to an end. The West is incapable of single-handedly ruling the world. The world stands at a historical milestone ahead of the most dangerous and important decade since World War II."

"Humanity has two options - either we continue accumulating the burden of problems that is certain to crush all of us, or we can work together to find solutions."

The death of the faithless state is as natural and lovely as a melting snowflake...All the broken things will start to be fixed. And all the crazy things will go away, immediately.
— another one from Curtis Yarvin

Can our country begin to get its head screwed back on with the midterm election? The cynicism 'out there' is monumental. Even if the perfidious Party of Chaos gets thrashed unto near death at the polls, awful pitfalls and frightful quandaries await whatever regime coalesces into a legislative majority of the center and right.

And there remains in place the ghastly figure of "Joe Biden," the waxwork "president" fronting the coterie of Jacobin crazies still aiming to drag Western Civ into the dumpster of history. One thing a congressional committee might probe posthaste: who exactly has been running the executive branch for two years? My guess would be Barack Obama by way of Susan Rice, Director of the Domestic Policy Council (office in the White House) whose activities are never, ever discussed in the news media. In fact, her mere presence is unacknowledged. I doubt that one-in-a-thousand people in Times Square could tell you who she is and what she does. How many times a day is Ms. Rice on-the-horn with the Gentleman of Kalorama? Are there logs of her calls? Does she use an endless supply of cheap untraceable burner phones? Or does she limo across town regularly to get orders in person?

Propaganda makes you stupid. We know that the Ukrainian integral nationalists have committed abominable massacres, especially during the Second World War. But we don't know what they have been doing on our doorstep for the last thirty years, including the civil war they have been waging for the last eight years. Our own stupidity allows us to endure the war cries of our political leaders on the side of these criminals.

When war comes, governments always believe that they must boost the morale of their people by showering them with propaganda. The stakes are so high, life and death, that debates get tougher and extremist positions become popular. This is exactly what we are witnessing, or rather how we are being transformed. In this game, the ideas defended by some and others have nothing to do with their ideological presuppositions, but with their proximity to power

In the etymological sense, propaganda is just the art of convincing, of propagating ideas. But in modern times, it is an art that aims at reconstructing reality in order to denigrate the adversary and magnify one's own troops.