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A large scale false flag cyber-attack may be imminent

globalist Klaus Schwab
In early 2021 at the height of media generated covid fear the World Economic Forum released a series of panel discussions and white papers outlining a "pandemic" of a completely different nature; what they referred to as an impending "cyber-attack with covid like characteristics." The program agenda at the WEF was titled "Cyber Polygon" and headed with unsettling zeal by globalist Klaus Schwab.

The WEF and Schwab are best known for two things:

1) Their involvement in a war game called Event 201 which simulated the global spread of a coronavirus pandemic. This simulation was held two months BEFORE the real thing happened in early 2020 and a majority of the measures played out in the game were in fact implemented almost immediately following the outbreak.

2) Klaus Schwab's excited announcement that the pandemic was the perfect "opportunity" to institute what he calls the "Great Reset" of the global economy along with the rise of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, which is the complete centralization of world trade and governance into a global socialist empire where you will "own nothing, have no privacy, and like it."

Health

Rand Paul introducing 'Fauci Amendment' to prevent 'health dictatorship'

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Senator Rand Paul has announced that he intends to introduce an amendment in the Senate to prevent anyone from ever again becoming a health 'dictator in chief'.

In an op-ed for Fox News, Paul noted that the action "would eliminate Dr. Fauci's position as NIAID director," as well as "divide his power into 3 separate institutes."

Paul explained that "Each of these three institutes will be led by a director who is appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate for a five-year term."

Comment: Bravo Rand Paul! It seems daring to hope that such an Amendment would actually be accepted into law, but speaking up and making efforts are half the battle. Fingers crossed!

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Dollars

Germany plans supplementary budget to cope with Ukraine impact

Christian Lindner
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Germany's finance minister said on Monday the cabinet would approve a draft 2022 budget on Wednesday but that he would submit supplementary fiscal plans to parliament in the coming weeks to reflect the economic impact of the war in Ukraine.

Christian Lindner's draft budget envisages net new debt of 99.7 billion euros ($109.4 billion) in the core budget, plus additional credit authorisations for a planned special fund for the military.

However, this budget would only be valid for the time being and supplementary measures would follow to address the effect of the Ukraine crisis, which it said was too early to ascertain now.

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Attention

Latvian president says NATO troop presence needed in Baltics permanently

Latvia president Egils Levits
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Latvian President Egils Levits on Sunday said NATO should establish more permanent bases in the Baltic region and called for a permanent U.S. troop presence in the area.

CNN's "State of the Union" co-host Dana Bash asked Levits on Sunday if he believed a permanent international base was needed in Latvia, a member of NATO, for the country to protect itself against future Russian invasion.

"Absolutely," said Levits. "NATO should strengthen the NATO eastern flank, the Baltics, Poland, Romania, so that this would be a strong signal to Moscow that NATO is ready to defend the member states. I welcome also the American troops in Poland, in Baltics. And we need a permanent presence of American troops in this area. I think it is a response to the Russian ideas on aggression beyond Ukraine."

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Flashback SOTT Focus: 'Ukraine on Fire': How US, Not Russia, Destroyed Ukraine - Oliver Stone Documentary

Ukraine on Fire
Oliver Stone's seminal documentary Ukraine on Fire has finally been made available to watch in the West.

Ukraine, the 'borderlands' between Russia and 'civilized' Europe is on fire. For centuries, it has been at the center of a tug-of-war between powers seeking to control its rich lands and Russia's access to the Mediterranean.

The Maidan Massacre in early 2014 triggered a bloody uprising that ousted president Viktor Yanukovych, spurred Crimeans to secede and join Russia, and sparked a civil war in Eastern Ukraine.

Russia was portrayed by Western media as the perpetrator, and has been sanctioned and widely condemned as such. But was Russia responsible for what happened?

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Rocket

Iran claims responsibility for attack on Mossad station in Erbil, Iraq

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© ReutersWorkers clean offices in the building of the Kurdistan24 broadcaster, which was damaged in the missile attacks on March 13.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) have claimed responsibility for a rocket attack that targeted the northern Iraqi city of Irbil.

A dozen ballistic missiles struck Irbil early on March 13, targeting the U.S. consulate's new building and the neighboring residential area but caused only material damage and one civilian was injured, the Kurdish Interior Ministry said.

The IRGC released a statement taking responsibility for the missile attack against Israeli "strategic centers" in Irbil, Iran's state media reported.


Comment: C'mon, man, use the full quote! "Zionists' strategic center of plotting and evil."


"Any repetition of attacks by Israel will be met with a harsh, decisive and destructive response," the IRGC said in the statement.

A U.S. official blamed Iran for the attack earlier on March 13 but did not give further details.

A Kurdish spokesperson for the regional authorities said that the attack only targeted civilian residential areas, not a foreign base and called on the international community to carry out an investigation.

Comment: The fact that this story is getting downplayed by the Americans and Israelis, and not receiving very much media, says a lot. Just like the Russian strike on the NATO merc-training center in Western Ukraine, the Iranians can strike targets of their choice with impunity. Western "protection" is practically meaningless - all show, no substance.


Newspaper

Russian embassy dismisses report about nationalization threats

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The Russian embassy says Moscow has always respected US commercial interests in the country
The Russian Embassy in the United States has claimed that reports about Western businesses being threatened by Russian prosecutors were not true.

The Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday that "Russian prosecutors" had "issued warnings to Western companies in Russia, threatening to arrest corporate leaders there who criticize the government or to seize assets of companies that withdraw from the country."

The newspaper cited unnamed sources "familiar with the matter" and claimed Coca-Cola, McDonald's, Procter & Gamble (P&G), and KFC were just a few of the companies that had allegedly been threatened.

Comment: See also: Russia prepares to nationalize foreign companies as West wages full scale economic war & defaults on its financial obligations


Chess

Ukraine strategy does not exclude taking surrounded cities under 'full control' in order to protect civilians - Russia

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© Sputnik / Mikhail Voskresensky/FileRussian military trucks pictured in the Belgorod region close to Ukraine's border.
Russia's President Vladimir Putin at the beginning of the military attack on Ukraine ordered armed forces to refrain from an immediate assault on the country's cities, including Kiev, in order to prevent heavy losses among the civilian population, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov claimed.

Speaking to the journalists on Monday, Peskov said that planning of the "military operation" in Ukraine involved taking into account the strategy of "armed nationalist formations" allegedly deploying weapons in densely populated residential areas.

He apparently refuted the Ukrainian authorities' accusations of indiscriminate shelling of the cities, stressing that the Russian military "are working with modern high-precision weapons, hitting only military and information infrastructure facilities."

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Perspective: How Russia's invasion of Ukraine has changed the conversation about the 'Great Reset'

GlennBeck
© GlennTVAuthor and radio personality, Glenn Beck
In June of 2020, three months into the pandemic, the leader of the World Economic Forum said that COVID-19 provided an urgent reason for the world to pursue a "great reset" of capitalism. Klaus Schwab wrote:
"The world must act jointly and swiftly to revamp all aspects of our societies and economies, from education to social contracts and working conditions. Every country, from the United States to China, must participate, and every industry, from oil and gas to tech, must be transformed."
That sounds more like a command than a suggestion, which helps to explain why some conservatives were outraged at the prospect of America taking marching orders from an 83-year-old German economist.

Radio personality Glenn Beck, in particular, has been crusading against Schwab's vision for a new kind of capitalism, which he calls "stakeholder capitalism."

Comment: Skepticism of an intangible and untried money system is totally warranted...given we will be their 'chips'; they will be our 'minds'.



Fire

Fueling the fires of war

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Preamble.

Russia's Special Operation in the Ukraine is now two weeks old and for all the horrors that war brings, it is effecting huge changes around the globe. With this conflict being as broad and dynamic as it is, a short article such as this cannot even begin to cover all the facets of current happenings. A look at the how and why we have arrived at this situation is possible however, this not only explaining the today, but giving us a very good idea of what this may mean for the future, both in Eastern Europe as well as the world in general.

America Abroad.

For all the fires of war that we have seen over previous weeks, the spark that started the blaze was the Maidan protests of 2013-14. The cause of that spark being the speech by President Putin in Munich, in 2007. His calls for the end of a unipolar world were seen as a call to arms by the US - determined that its absolute dominance of world affairs remain unchallenged. With Yanukovych steering his country towards closer ties with Russia during 2013, Uncle Sam's global roadshow went into overdrive, yet for all the writing that was then on the wall, Europe's leaders did everything they could to ensure that Washington got its way in spite of the consequences to European security.

Comment: The dynamics of conflict bend in the wind. Polarization rarely brings victory to either side. Thus we must go back to intent and execution to adjudicate such actions and determine their significance.