Though Russian President Putin has reasons galore to be quietly cheerful when he marks his 72nd birthday this Monday, 7th October, chief of these are that he has been loyal to his faith, his family and his motherland. Were his mother or his elder brother, who died as an infant in Finland's Siege of Leningrad, to testify to us from beyond the Styx, they would be rightly very proud of how Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin not only stayed true to all of them but to Mother Russia as well.

The collapse of the Soviet Union around Putin's ears was a pitiable sight. Red Army soldiers in Budapest sold their kits for pennies to passersby, vodka and depression slashed the life expectancy of Russia's males, patriotic Russian teachers were paid with cabbage heads and Western gangsters, together with their local collaborators, robbed Russia blind. To the extent that Putin has reversed all of that, he and his helpers should be immensely proud of the work they have done thus far.

Not that those enemies have gone away. They have not and one very important vector worth examining is the soft war NATO is directing through the cross dressing Ukrainian dictator Zelensky and Russian fifth columnists like the Pussy Riot slappers, who enjoy the same considerable support amongst the brothels and bordellos of Eastern Europe that the Gestapo did in occupied France.

That Putin's most vehement Ukrainian critics have, like Hitler's French collaborators, degenerated into nothing more than hired hitmen, should not unduly surprise us, as they were nothing much better to begin with. What is, at first glance, far more noteworthy is the unrelenting attack on everything Russian, from the great Dostoevsky to the equally great Masha and the Bear, which makes no sense until we read this very day that children in Ukraine are still being brutalised for speaking their Russian mother tongue, the same mother tongue they share with the cross-dressing Ukrainian dictator and far too many immortal musicians, artists and authors to adumbrate here.

It seems that the idea of transhumanism as a major force in this current global debacle is often put on the back burner and is considered a bit too extreme to really be taken seriously. But if I was cornered and asked what I thought the three most significant, and horrifying, elements of this present human challenge were, I would say transhumanism (the destruction of humanity as a group of God-made humans), the attempt to kill God, and the waging of eternal war in the world. The primary method used to accomplish all of this is global collectivism.

The assault that all three of these things illustrate essentially boils down to the same basic fundamental endeavour — good vs evil. Good is defined as God's creation (and if you don't believe in God, just say "nature's creation") and evil is defined as the annihilation of God's creation (or nature's creation).

All three of these things stated in the title of this article are activities, profoundly human activities, and are all disguised as some necessary element in sustaining the "good" life. Which is about as ironic as you can get.

Transhumanism is disguised as technological progress in the spirit of maintaining a suffer-less life and extending that life as long as possible. The death of God (of course no one or thing can "kill" God, but you know what I mean) is necessary for self-preservation (physical life). God restricts us, or so they say, and it is inhuman to be beholding to any sort of powerful entity (assuming that God actually fits that limited definition). So clearly God must be destroyed if man is to take His place creating medical advancement to avoid the single thing a material human fears the most — death. Destroying God creates at the same time the notion that physical life is the end-all of existence and that without God we are free to be God and create technology that knows how to sustain life better than God ever did, or ever will.

Never-ending war is more of a current technicality than a philosophical necessity. War is presently necessary to keep the fear of death alive, which is necessary to keep the techno-medical wheels turning, which is necessary to keep the desperation for never-ending life and physical "safety" alive. War can be a variety of things, it can be the old-fashioned sort of war where men and women run around in open fields and get shot at or blown up in a variety of ways, or it can be the war of disease through pandemics, cancers, poisons a person eats, drinks, is jabbed with, or breathes. War of these sorts creates fears, which creates efforts to stay alive and safe, which creates compliance to the World Order which is calling the shots — no pun intended.

See how smoothly all of this works?

Let me present a bit of detail on each of these three concepts.

The propaganda spread by the US always wanted to dismantle Russia piece by piece. But Putin knew it all along and disrupted their plans, restoring Russia's superiority. In his column, ageopolitical analyst S L Kanthan delves in deeper into the origin of Putin's heroic act.

The US has been consumed by virulent Russophobia for a decade, and the entire US establishment demonizes President Vladimir Putin in unison. There is no free speech for American and European presstitutes when it comes to Russia - every journalist, TV anchor, academic and think tank must hate Putin and portray Russia as a threat to the collective West.

Thus, the truth has been buried under sixty feet of propaganda and censorship. The fact is that after the fall of the Soviet Union, globalists fantasized about breaking up Russia further and erasing it from history. That's when Putin came, disrupted the American plan, saved Russia, and began the task of restoring the civilizational state to its greatness.

Let us look at what has been hidden from much of the public. There are also valuable lessons for India and other countries of the Global South.

The real US-Russia conflict is about geopolitical power struggle for world domination, which involves hundreds of trillions of dollars, massive egos of Machiavellian globalists, and nations driven by memory of the past and visions of the future.

The country has so far rejected Washington's call not to attack Iranian oil and nuclear facilities.

The US is reportedly asking Israel to refrain from hitting certain targets in its expected reprisal for last week's missile strike by Iran, the Israeli TV channel Kan11 claimed on Sunday.

Tehran fired over 180 ballistic missiles at targets in Israel last Tuesday, calling the barrage its reaction to the assassinations of Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh and Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the Iranian move a "big mistake."

American officials are offering Israel a "compensation package" for refraining from attacks on specific locations in Iran, the channel said. The payoff would include "diplomatic protection" and more weapons, its reporter Amichai Stein stated, citing US sources.

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant told CNN on Sunday that "everything is on the table" in terms of the selection of targets, commenting on a public call by US President Joe Biden not to attack Iranian nuclear and oil facilities.

Boris Johnson has described an allegedly suspicious incident in his new memoir.

A UK security team found a listening device in the personal lavatory of then-foreign secretary Boris Johnson back in 2017, after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu used the facility, the former British politician has reportedly claimed in his memoir.

The incident allegedly occurred at the British Foreign Office, which, according to Johnson, has a bathroom similar to "the gents in a posh London club," located in a "secret annex" used by the foreign secretary, as reported by The Telegraph on Thursday. Netanyahu was in the building on an official visit, and apparently made a toilet trip while there.

"Thither Bibi repaired for a while, and it may or may not be a coincidence but I am told that later, when they were doing a regular sweep for bugs, they found a listening device in the thunderbox," Johnson wrote.

"Turning and turning in the widening gyre, the falcon cannot hear the falconer. All things fall apart. The center cannot hold."
— W.B. Yeats, The Second Coming

As of May 2024, the United States has committed over $175 (borrowed) billion to escalating the proxy war against Russia, and, as in the case of the Iraq and Afghan wars, with little regard for accountability pertaining to tracking military hardware, equipment, funding, or fraud prevention.

One of the most grotesque moments in this bloody global Punch and Judy show preliminary to nuclear war, was the recent arrival of Vladimir Zelenskyy, former president of Ukraine, making a campaign stop at an ammunition factory in Scranton, Pennsylvania, where some of the three million 155mm artillery shells the US has given Ukraine are produced.

Alongside Zelenskyy, in an incitement-op photo promising further escalation of war, the Democratic Governor of Pennsylvania autographed one of the high-velocity artillery shells which will be aimed at Russia. Pennsylvania, which is home to the City of Brotherly Love, was unwitting re-Christened by its top official, with a cursive flair, as the state of brotherly hate.

The de facto rulers of Afghanistan could become partners in fighting ISIS, Russian officials have said.

Moscow will remove the Taliban from the list of terrorist organizations, Zamir Kabulov, Russia's presidential envoy to Afghanistan, told journalists on Friday. The change was also confirmed by Aleksandr Bortnikov, the head of the Federal Security Service (FSB), which is responsible for combating terrorist threats.

Russia was among the first nations to establish contacts with the Taliban after it seized power in Afghanistan in 2021. Russia has not formally recognized the group as the governing force in the country, however.

The group took power in Kabul during the last stage of the hectic withdrawal of US troops, which ended the 20-year Western occupation of Afghanistan. The Washington-backed government of President Ashraf Ghani fled the country, as did many citizens who helped the Americans.

In May, Kabulov described the Taliban as "definitely not our enemies." Speaking to reporters on Friday, the senior diplomat stated that the Russian Foreign Ministry and the FSB are working with other government agencies to formalize the Taliban's removal from the national terrorist list.

Ukraine. Season Finale No Renewal

The Russians are rolling over the Ukrainians. Ugledar has fallen. Pokrovsk is next. Maybe Kramatorsk. Lots of places with unspellable names.

In Kursk as I predicted, the UAF has passed the 20,000 casualty mark. Not counting mercenaries - which the Russians don't add to the tally- just shoot.

The Russians will leave an exit corridor, as is now their practice. The Ukrainians will flee towards the city of Sumy, the staging ground for the incursion — and be shot to pieces as they do so. Then, one supposes, Sumy will fall. The noose is tightening
Expect the Russians to take most of the green parts on the map early next year,

They have a powerful ally — winter. No power, no heat. Try to get to Poland. How many Ukrainians will be left in Ukraine.

A sign of that the last episodes of the last season of the Ukraine Story is coming is a certain lack of interest in the media. The public is bored with same-old And the sponsors are looking for something more exciting.

So, the Middle East gets prime time.

Eliminating Hezbollah's leadership, and Hamas's leadership, doesn't seem to have 'satisfied' the Israeli regime, which is perpetually paranoid about its neighbors' intentions. This week on NewsReal, Joe & Niall discuss the latest escalations in the Middle-East, and where they're likely leading to.


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Kiev's "foray" into Russia sought to prevent a swift end to the wider conflict, Aleksandr Bortnikov has said

Ukraine's incursion into Russia's Kursk Region was intended to bait Moscow into an asymmetric, hard-line response, the head of Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) has said.

Speaking at a meeting of top security officials on Friday, Aleksandr Bortnikov said Kiev's cross-border attack in early August "once again demonstrated the criminal nature of [Vladimir] Zelensky's regime."

The FSB director added that the "foray" was "aimed at provoking Russia into a disproportionately harsh response and eliminating the preconditions for resolving the conflict in the foreseeable future." However, the incursion failed to relieve pressure on Ukrainian defenses in Donbass, where Moscow's forces have made steady progress in recent months, he said.