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Tucker Carlson makes bombshell claim about US attempt to kill Putin

Tucker Carlson Show with US journalist Matt Taibbi
© Twitter/Tucker CarlsonPolitical commentator Carlson, who last year travelled to Moscow for a lengthy sit-down interview with the Russian President - dropped the bombshell allegation during an episode of 'The Tucker Carlson Show' with US journalist Matt Taibbi
The United States attempted to assassinate Vladimir Putin during Joe Biden's presidency, according to a shocking claim by former Fox News host Tucker Carlson.

Political commentator Carlson, who last year travelled to Moscow for a lengthy sit-down interview with the Russian President - dropped the bombshell allegation during an episode of 'The Tucker Carlson Show' with US journalist Matt Taibbi.

'[Ex-US Secretary of State] TonyBlinken was pushing so hard for a real war, trying to kill Putin, for example - which the Biden administration did, they tried to kill Putin.


Comment:
1) From RT, there was on 28 Jan, 2025 15:37:
Kremlin responds to Carlson's claim US attempted to kill Putin
Russia's security services take all necessary measures to protect the president, spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said
2) Before the so-called Biden administration there have been other headlines related to the idea of assassination: 3) "Without providing evidence for his claim", and "The outlandish statements by the ex-Fox News host were quickly seized upon this morning by pro-Putin propagandists in Moscow.". Not outlandish, really: 4) The remark from Tucker Carlson in the interview with his guest, Matt Taibbi, regarding attempts on the life of the Russian President, is from around minute 47 of the published video, which has these headlines, none of which apparently were worthy of attention:
(0:00) Fauci's Pardon
(7:32) The J6 Committee's Pardon
(11:02) The Golden Age of Journalism Has Begun
(17:44) The Major Questions We Should Be Asking Now That Trump Is President
(29:00) The Destruction of Nord Stream Will Kill the EU
(33:57) The Key Players of COVID That Have Yet to Be Investigated
(36:20) The New Media Landscape
(45:17) Trump's Mass Disclosure Will Make Certain People Very Dangerous
(51:13) Will We Ever Truly Know the Purpose of the COVID Regime?
(58:45) Russiagate and the Leaked DNC Emails
(1:03:28) Kash Patel and Political Espionage
(1:20:30) The Intel Agencies That Control Wikipedia
(1:33:47) How They Try to Brainwash Us Into Submission
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Control Panel

Hot topics at Davos: Long-acting injectables, 'climate-sensitive' vaccines and 'misinformation'

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Tech-driven precision medicine, long-acting injectables, "climate-sensitive" vaccines, and mRNA therapeutics for non-communicable diseases were among the topics of discussion at this week's annual meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF).

"Misinformation" is also high on this year's agenda. The WEF's Global Risks Report 2025, released alongside this year's annual meeting, named misinformation as the greatest global risk over the next two years.

President Donald Trump, in a speech to WEF participants on Thursday, said "misinformation" is a label used to censor people.

The meeting, held in Davos, Switzerland, focused on artificial intelligence (AI), as reflected by this year's theme, "A Call for Collaboration in the Intelligent Age." Over 350 governmental figures, 60 national leaders and 1,600 business leaders attended.

Propaganda

NY Times just can't admit Kash Patel was right about Russiagate

Kash Patel
© Gage Skidmore / Flickr / CC BY-SA 2.0Kash Patel speaking with attendees at the 2024 FreedomFest at Caesars Forum Conference Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Few people understand the FBI's Russia hoax abuses as well as Kash Patel, which is probably why The New York Times hates him.

Ahead of Thursday's Senate Judiciary confirmation hearing for President Donald Trump's nominee for FBI Director, Kash Patel, The New York Times dropped a hit job accusing Patel of lying about the bureau's 2016 investigation into then-candidate Trump.

In their lede, Charlie Savage, Adam Goldman, and Alan Feuer accuse Patel of having "repeatedly undercut the work of the very agency he is set to lead by making false statements" about the FBI's sham investigation into Trump for supposed collusion with Russia. Lost on them is the reality that Patel's understanding of the FBI's corruption and willingness to "undercut" their partisan witch hunts make him the perfect candidate to clean house at the bureau.

"Mr. Patel's pattern of peddling misinformation is at sharp odds with Mr. Trump's proposal to put him in charge of the nation's premier agency charged with figuring out what is true," they continue. It's a mendacious claim coming from Savage and Goldman, two Russiagate veterans who have been invested in the hoax from the beginning. (Goldman was rewarded for his part in it with a Pulitzer Prize.)

Stock Down

Weak and worthless: Western Europe's elites have sent it into historic decline

eu leaders
© Christopher Furlong/Getty Images
There are two major fears for Western European elites when dealing with the new American administration. Surprisingly, the most serious challenge isn't the potential decision by the Trump administration to pursue a military confrontation with Russia through Ukraine while cutting financial spending. The root of their anxiety lies elsewhere.

It is naïve to believe that the inauguration of a new American president signifies a revolutionary shift in Washington's domestic or foreign policies. Most of the loudly proclaimed goals will either prove unattainable or be spun as victories despite their failures. Nevertheless, even the stated objectives of President Donald Trump's team are enough to provoke strong emotions in Western Europe, the region most humiliatingly dependent on America and, at the same time, the most parasitic actor in contemporary global politics.

For decades, 'the old world' has been stuck in a state of strategic ambiguity. Its military and political backbone was shattered during the Second World War. First, the crushing victory of Russian arms destroyed the last vestiges of continental militarism. Second, the consistent post-war American policy ensured that Western Europe was systematically stripped of its ability to determine its own place in global affairs. Britain, the only major Western European power that avoided defeat, retained some fighting spirit, but its material resources have long been too limited to act independently, leaving it tethered to American power.

UFO

White House makes BS claim that New Jersey UAPs were authorized by FAA for 'research purposes'

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Two witnesses in Manalapan, NJ, photographed a 25-50 foot-long black triangle UFO that they saw 'pull off a high g [force] maneuver over a residential area' just days before Christmas
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt provided much-needed transparency regarding the "dronegate" incident that sparked nationwide concerns over potential threats from China and Russia.

In a press conference on Tuesday afternoon, Leavitt said the drones spotted over New Jersey and New York in December had been authorized by the Federal Aviation Administration for "research purposes."

"An update on the New Jersey drones. After research and study, the drones flying over New Jersey in large numbers were authorized to be flown by the FAA for research and various other reasons. Many of these drones are hobbyist and recreational drones that enjoy flying drones," Leavitt said during her press conference.

Arrow Up

The US' 90-day suspension of foreign aid might counterintuitively bolster its influence

Trumpusaid
© unknownUS President Donald Trump
American influence might rebound in the Global South since a large part of why many of these countries started turning away from the US since the start of the century was due to it violating their sovereignty by funding "NGOs" that meddle in their affairs.

One of the Executive Orders that Trump just signed suspends some foreign aid for 90 days, specifically
"development assistance funds to foreign countries and implementing non-governmental organizations, international organizations, and contractors, in order to assess their efficiencies and consistency with US foreign policy."
It remains unclear at the time of writing whether the State Department's subsequent "stop-work orders" will affect military aid to Ukraine so that possibility won't be covered in this analysis.

Most foreign aid programs have been exploited to meddle in other countries' affairs by funding anti-government and even in some cases anti-state movements that later orchestrate Color Revolutions. Even if they're not taken to that extreme, they at the very least create problems for the implementation of those countries' domestic and foreign policies by artificially manufacturing grassroots opposition to them, which manipulates perceptions of their popularity and can thus influence national elections.

Arrow Up

How a conservative culture shift under Trump could save the world

Trumpcrowd
© Joe Sohm/Visions of America/Universal Images Group/Getty ImagesUS President Donald J. Trump gestures to crowd of supporters at the Phoenix Convention during a 2020 Trump rally
Paradoxically, a turn away from 'liberal' and 'progressive' values has the potential to defuse some of America's belligerence.

Recently, one of America's most conservative as well as influential newspapers, the Wall Street Journal, ran two intriguing pieces. One observed that "MAGA is taking back the culture," the other - by the well-known academic and public intellectual Walter Russell Mead - argued that "American exceptionalism is back." Together they raise important, perhaps vital questions.

The essence of "MAGA is taking back the culture" is that the return of Donald Trump to the presidency comes with a noticeable shift in US culture, broadly understood. Trump's first term in office saw him hold the political high ground (if often in a chaotic and beleaguered manner) while facing gale-force headwinds in the public sphere. This time around, however, trends in the latter are converging with the politics of Trumpism.

Comment: Best thing about opening up a can of worms...they eventually leave the can. Congress may learn a thing or two if Trump can successfully define the edges and 'move them along'. Save the world? No 'one' has that power.


Stock Down

'Sputnik moment': $1 trillion wiped off US stocks after Chinese firm unveils AI chatbot

DeepSeek
© Greg Baker/AFP/Getty ImagesDeepSeek AI assistant topped the Apple app store in the US and UK over the weekend
Emergence of DeepSeek raises doubts about sustainability of western artificial intelligence boom.

The race for domination in artificial intelligence was blown wide open on Monday after the launch of a Chinese chatbot wiped $1 trillion from the leading US tech index, with one investor calling it a "Sputnik moment" for the world's AI superpowers.

Investors punished global tech stocks on Monday after the emergence of DeepSeek, a competitor to OpenAI and its ChatGPT tool, shook faith in the US artificial intelligence boom by appearing to deliver the same performance with fewer resources.

The tech-heavy Nasdaq composite index fell just over 3% in afternoon trading in New York, representing a loss of approximately $1 trillion from its closing value of $32.5tn last week, as investors digested the implications of the latest AI model developed by DeepSeek.

Health

Maidan coup veterans behind cyberattack - EU state's PM

Fico
© Tori Molina/Global Look PressSlovak Prime Minister Robert Fico
The incident looks like a "textbook example" of a scheme used to punish dissenting governments in the West, Slovakia's Robert Fico has claimed.

A massive cyberattack targeting Slovakia's state General Health Insurance Company (VSZP) was orchestrated by foreign forces that were also active in Ukraine during the 2014 Maidan coup, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has claimed.

Speaking at a joint news conference with Health Minister Kamil Sasko on Friday, Fico claimed the operation sought to paralyze the nation's healthcare system.

Sasko stated that the VSZP was able to withstand the attack, which began on Friday afternoon, adding that both the insurance firm and the National Health Information Centre (NCZI) are "in crisis mode" and are being closely monitored by the authorities.

Magnify

Trump fires 12 DOJ officials who prosecuted him — launches probe into Jan. 6 prosecutors

Trump speech las vegas
© Getty ImagesTrump spoke at a rally on Saturday, January 25, 2025 at Circa Resort & Casino in Las Vegas.
More than a dozen officials who worked on the criminal investigations into Donald Trump have been fired, according to sources familiar with the matter.

A letter from acting Attorney General James McHenry to the officials said they cannot be "trusted" to "faithfully" implement Trump's agenda.

"You played a significant role in prosecuting President Trump. The proper functioning of government critically depends on the trust superior officials place in their subordinates," McHenry wrote. "Given your significant role in prosecuting the President, I do not believe that the leadership of the Department can trust you to assist in implementing the President's agenda faithfully."