Neo-Kraken + Push Me + EU HQ - William Banzai7

Ukraine Update #6

'The effort of Washington to widen the conflict illustrates the danger in the Kremlin’s effort to conduct a war while minimizing civilian casualties. Delay gives Washington more time to organize mischief.'

By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts: Nonsensical news reports continue to appear in the media. The New York Times reports:  “In less than a week, the United States and NATO have pushed more than 17,000 antitank weapons, including Javelin missiles, over the borders of Poland and Romania,”  https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/06/us/politics/us-ukraine-weapons.html   

Blinken gives Poland “green light” to send fighter jets to Ukraine reports the Epock Times:

Russia-Ukraine: Western Jew Lobby Nobbled Media Are Acting As Cheerleaders For Nuclear Armageddon

Journalists are cheering on the arming of militias and civilians making improvised explosives - acts they usually treat as terrorism. 'Palestinians in Gaza make their own Molotov cocktails. ...No one from the Jew run BBC has celebrated these “incendiary balloons” as a small act of resistance.

They are reflexively blamed on Gaza’s governing group Hamas. ...The problem for western audiences is not their exposure to Russian state propaganda. It is their constant exposure to relentless [Jew Lobby pushed] western state propaganda.'

By Jonathan Cook: It is simply astonishing how many western journalists, including normally cautious BBC reporters, are shamelessly fawning over young women building Molotov cocktails on the streets of Ukrainian cities like Kyiv.

It’s suddenly sexy to make improvised explosives – at least, if the media consider you white, European and “civilised“. 

That might surprise other, more established resistance movements, especially in the Middle East. They have invariably found themselves tarred as terrorists for doing much the same.

I'm Not "Brave"; You're Just A Pussy - 'These Heroines And Heroes'

On courage. And on the DMs that I am sent that seek to justify cowardice, at a time when some bravery is needed from us all.

Dr Naomi Wolf: Some people who love me advised me not to write this essay, and not to use its current title. “Take the high road,” I was advised.

Usually that is a good idea, but not in this case — not at this moment. In this essay I need to talk about some people — mainly privileged people, people who could make a difference in areas where most can’t — who are trying to justify their monumental, world-changing cowardice, at a time when we all need to be at least somewhat brave.

I am done with tolerating this quietly.

For a year and a half now, after it became clear that this crisis was never about “the virus” but rather about a global bid to kill off our free world and suppress all of our freedoms

Real Journalist James Corbett On Holding The Line

Journalists Against Covid Censorship: Independent journalist James Corbett and HTL's Rusere Shoniwa discuss war, Covid, climate change and the economy and how those four themes are being used to erode human freedoms on a global level - AGENDA 2030

"Has Feminism Gone Too Far?"

Justice for Men & Boys (& the women who love them)

Unravelling The Agenda: A Chat With James Collins

Computing Forever

Covidiocy: The Story Changes Again

Russell Brand: A study featured in the New York Times once again reprises the assertion that the COVID-19 pandemic began in a Wuhan market, not a lab. Case closed then, right? Wrong, ...The US funded the lab that created virulent anti-human version.

Even Back Then, The Future Was Female

Professor Janice Fiamengo

The Overton Window Is Being Shoved Toward Warmongering Extremism

'Hysteria about Russia that has been promoted by one-sided mass media reporting on the war, and by the five years of fact-free conspiracy mongering which preceded it, has created an environment where you’ll get shouted down on social media for voicing any opinion about this conflict apart from saying Putin invaded because he is evil and hates freedom.'

By Caitlin Johnstone: A substitute teacher at an Arlington, Virginia middle school has been suspended for teaching an insufficiently one-sided perspective on the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Apparently one of the students recorded the lesson and showed it to their parents who complained to the school.

This happens as RT America shuts its doors following an astonishingly aggressive censorship campaign against Russia-backed media outlets throughout the western world.

The virulent post-9/11-like hysteria about Russia that has been promoted by one-sided mass media reporting on the war, and by the five years of fact-free conspiracy mongering which preceded it, has created an environment where you’ll get shouted down on social media for voicing any opinion about this conflict apart from saying Putin invaded because he is evil and hates freedom. Voices calling for diplomacy, de-escalation and detente are being systematically drowned out.

Must Watch TV Freudian Slip - "Take A Bit Of A Chill Pill!"

Craziest 2 minutes of TV news ever, with opposing guests on the Ukraine war hosted by Indian TV. the ending is a MUST watch.🤦 pic.twitter.com/1USI8bjHif

— Sk Boz, PhD 💙 (@skbozphd) March 3, 2022

By Tyler Durden: In a time when everyone desperately needs a good laugh, we dare you to find a better two minutes of must-see TV than the following clip courtesy of India's Times Now. We won't spoil it (some background here), just be sure to watch the full thing until the end.

Ukrainian Update #5

'Russia, said Putin, is not going to conduct war indiscriminately as the US/NATO did in Serbia, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Libya. ...The impression is being created that the Russian military is not that fearsome after all. Washington will continue to call the shots in Europe, and the provocations will continue, eventually ending in nuclear war.'

By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts: This morning I am going to play Armchair General.  I will say upfront that I have little doubt, unless the Kremlin changes its mind, the Russian military operation in Ukraine will be successful, but not the success it could have been. I also admit upfront that whereas I have some confidence in my information, I would not bet my life on all of it. I also disclaim being pro-Putin, anti-Putin or taking sides in any way.  I also know that the Kremlin has more facts than I do.  The question is whether they have the right policy.