All the economic problems in the West are not because of Russia. They are because the West is trying to subvert Russia, and it is backfiring. On purpose!

The last part of this piece's byline is the most important. The West is destroying its own economy by way of Russia, and it is doing so in full knowledge of the outcome.

"You will own nothing, and you will be happy." - Claus Schwab

Remember this?

Well, Russia is not interested in the Great Reset. So, as the Great Resetters are pounding Western civilization into subservience and poverty, President Putin does not pull his punches when he says what is really happening.

This is truly amazing. President Vladimir Putin is probably the straightest shooter on the world stage, and for that the delusional, perverted leaders of the West are determined to cripple him and his country. Yet, the only lasting damage falls on themselves - as President Putin said it would.

The Georgia Guidestones are destroyed, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is forced to resign, the longest serving Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is allegedly assassinated, the head of OPEC suddenly dies at 63 with no explanation, angry mobs stormed the Columbo capital forcing the resignation of Sri Lanka's second president in less than two months, and a quarter of Canada's internet goes down for 19 hours. Every single one of these staggering world events all fatedly co-occurring within a 24-36 hour stretch from Thursday to Friday last week, can't all be by pure coincidence. Noteworthy also - all these decisive global developments simultaneously unfolding worldwide went down while top G20 nations' reps were bickering in Bali over the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov leaving early.
The escalating tempo of these major global events amidst the unprecedented backdrop of the greatest risk of nuclear world war annihilation in history, ongoing premeditated genocidal murder and maiming of millions from poison bioweapon non-vaccines, animal livestock culling, 100 food processing plants destroyed by fire arson, all to set the stage for unprecedented food and fuel shortages leading to famine and mass starvation, soaring highest gasoline and food prices ever, skyrocketing worldwide inflation, all timed with the complete collapse of the global economy and final death of the US dollar as the international currency exchange, all these earthshaking epochal developments are definitely not by accident but planned years in advance by the controllers benignly masquerading today as elites' "Great Reset." Tragically it's being perpetrated the world over in order to bring life on planet earth to a total standstill, never so dangerously, precariously closer to utter, sheer disaster and destruction at the diabolical hands of a murderous elite intentionally orchestrating never before seen cataclysmic crises.

Let's look at the final words just prior to the sudden, untimely death of OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) Secretary-General Mohammad Barkindo, three weeks from stepping down from his key 6-year international post as the planet's most powerful energy organization:

Our industry is now facing huge challenges along multiple fronts and these threaten our investment potential now and in the longer term. To put it bluntly, the oil and gas industry is under siege.

In December 2018 for the first time in 75 years, the United States became a net oil exporter. But once imposter Biden took over in January 2021, his first day in office he revoked construction of the Keystone XL pipeline, and is now in the process of illegally depleting America's strategic oil reserve, sending it to places like China. The Biden crime show has been demanding, then begging OPEC to boost production. OPEC's answer: "if you want more oil, pump it yourself." Meanwhile, UAE and Saudi leaders snubbed Uncle Joe, refusing to either take his calls or host his visit. Within just hours after the OPEC head's final words making it clear that continued oil and gas development is absolutely essential over the long haul, amidst the elite's rush for the world to run on alternative green fuel sources, the 63-year old Nigerian OPEC leader in previous good health suddenly wound up suspiciously dead.

"That was when they suspended the Constitution. They said it would be temporary. There wasn't even any rioting in the streets. People stayed home at night, watching television, looking for some direction. There wasn't even an enemy you could put your finger on." — Margaret Atwood, The Handmaid's Tale

We are witnessing the gradual dismantling of every constitutional principle that serves as a bulwark against government tyranny, overreach and abuse.

As usual, the latest assault comes from the U.S. Supreme Court.

In a 6-3 ruling in Vega v. Tekoh, the Supreme Court took aim at the Miranda warnings, which require that police inform suspects that they have a right against self-incrimination when in police custody: namely, that they have a right to remain silent, to have an attorney present, and that anything they say and do can and will be used against them in a court of law.

Although the Supreme Court stopped short of overturning its 1966 ruling in Miranda v. Arizona, the conservative majority declared that individuals cannot hold police accountable for violating their Fifth Amendment right to remain silent.

By shielding police from lawsuits arising from their failure to Mirandize suspects, the Supreme Court has sent a message to police that they no longer have to respect a suspect's right to remain silent.

In other words, concludes legal analyst Nick Sibilla,

"the Supreme Court has effectively created a new legal immunity for cops accused of infringing on the Fifth Amendment's protection against self-incrimination."

Why is this important?

A nuclear war between two countries would be enough to plunge the world into a "Little Ice Age", scientists have warned. Researchers found that even nations not involved in the dispute would suffer crop failures and plummeting temperatures, as the soot and smoke from nuclear firestorms thousands of miles away would block out the sun.

In the first month following nuclear detonation, average global temperatures would plunge by about 13F - a larger temperature change than in the last Ice Age, warned experts from Louisiana State and Rutgers universities.

As the planet became colder, sea ice would expand by more than six million square miles and 6ft deep in some basins, blocking major ports including Beijing's Port of Tianjin, Copenhagen and St Petersburg.

The sea ice would spread into normally ice-free coastal regions, blocking shipping across the Northern Hemisphere - making it difficult to get food and supplies into some cities.

The sudden drop in light and ocean temperatures, especially from the Arctic to the North Atlantic and North Pacific oceans, would kill the marine algae which form the foundation marine food web - creating a famine in the ocean, effectively bringing the fishing industry to a halt.

As the US prepares to deliver its HIMARS mobile precision rocket system to Ukraine, the latest bid to fortify its forces with advanced war-fighting equipment against Russia's offensive push, few have noticed how much Russia's artillery systems rely on US and Western-made electronic parts and components.

So while Ukraine is receiving highly publicized support from the US and European countries for its artillery systems, Russia is also relying on literally thousands of Western parts to keep its rival systems up, running and firing on Ukrainian positions. In particular, those parts are keeping Russia's target-identifying Orlan-10 drones aloft.

Ukraine's Western-supplied artillery is longer range than what Russia is deploying. The US gave Ukraine 108 M777 155mm towed howitzers while Canada and Australia sent smaller numbers. Recently the M777 has been upgraded with M982 Excalibur artillery shells that are GPS-guided. These longer-range shells - up to 70 kilometers - offer a significant advantage to Ukraine's forces.

Ukraine is also getting extensive intelligence support from the US, its NATO partners and other countries, enabling it to accurately pick out high-value Russian army targets.

Big Tech's crackdown on sceptical climate science continues with the recent news that Gregory Wrightstone, a geologist and the Executive Director of the CO₂ Coalition, has been permanently excluded from LinkedIn, a social media platform owned by Microsoft. Wrightstone has had problems with the LinkedIn censors for some time, but he noted that his final demise occurred when he posted two charts used by the IPCC. The charts show the level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere according to the paleoclimatic record. The data come from the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and are widely considered the best available science.

Of course the graphs above need careful handling in the politicised world of 'settled' climate science. They show that current amounts of CO₂ in the atmosphere are at their lowest levels in Earth's history. The level has been falling steadily for over 140 million years. And of course they fail to show a link with temperature, which has risen and fallen throughout the period without any obvious connection.

Alternative explanations, some more plausible than others, suggest different forms of plants and life evolved to cope with higher CO₂ levels, the sun was cooler in the past, and recent increases in the gas are unprecedented.

Commenting on his ban, Wrightstone noted that he was quickly growing a large following by showcasing the many benefits for ecosystems and humanity of modest warming and increasing CO₂ levels. "I was opening eyes," he continued, and "for that reason I needed to be silenced".

Noting the ban, the Climate Realism newsletter reported that LinkedIn's reason for it was that Wrightstone's information was "false and misleading" and that "this type of content is not allowed".

Currently, only those over age 50 or who are immunocompromised are eligible.

Top Biden administration officials are weighing a plan to let all adults get a second round of coronavirus booster shots, two people with knowledge of the matter told POLITICO.

The deliberations stem from growing concerns over the potential for a summer Covid surge driven by the more transmissible Omicron subvariant BA.5, as hospitalizations rise nationwide.

The BBC claims it has found evidence of killings allegedly committed by the British Special Air Service (SAS) in Afghanistan in the early 2010s, a new Panorama documentary details. A pattern appears to have emerged of unlawful killings of Afghans by a squadron of SAS commandos during night raids, with as many as 54 victims over a period of just six months.

The allegations, which could turn into accusation of war crimes, were angrily denied by the UK Ministry of Defence, which said claims of unlawful conduct by commandos had previously been properly investigated.

"Neither investigation found sufficient evidence to prosecute. Insinuating otherwise is irresponsible, incorrect and puts our brave Armed Forces personnel at risk both in the field and reputationally," the ministry said.

"The reason they do this is to make a television moment consistent with their narrative," says Steve Bannon's attorney Robert Costello.

House Democrats' Jan. 6 committee has been showing video clips at its hearings of previously recorded depositions from associates of former President Donald Trump rather than live public testimony.

Former Trump adviser Steve Bannon recently offered to testify in public, according to a letter written to the committee by his attorney Robert Costello. The committee has not yet responded to Bannon's offer to testify publicly.

If Moscow is allowed to win in Ukraine, the world will revert to a state of "might makes right," Washington believes.

The ongoing conflict between Moscow and Kiev could threaten the existing world order, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken told the Thai public broadcaster on Monday. According to Blinken, Russia "challenges" what he called the "rules-based" world order and would create a new reality in the international arena if allowed to achieve its goals in Ukraine.

The existing international rules are based on "basic understandings," Blinken said, arguing that "respect for sovereignty, for independence, for territorial integrity, for human rights" are the foundations of the order centered around the UN.