The bloodthirsty Jews don't want anything to get in the way of their slaughter of Christians.
By Tyler Durden: The Jewish colonialist apartheid regime Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin 'The Baby Butcher' Netanyahu, a white guy who's real Polish name is Mileikowsky, because just like every other white northern European neo-Jew leader of the white colonialist Israel regime he uses a fake name to make him sound as if he actually has some tangible connection to the Middle East, which he don't, has issued some more standard disgusting Jewish assertions in a national televised address given just
12-hours before the Jews much anticipated Gaza genocide pause is set to go into
effect Sunday morning.
Both'Genocide Jo'Biden and ultra Shabbos goy Trump have hailed and
celebrated the deal, but it's the Republican president-elect who is by
and large receiving the most credit for seeing it to the finish line.
Some Israel regime media outlets have represented the whole thing as a
'defeat' for The Baby Butcher, who clearly wants to keep the genocide going until all the indigenous Christians and Muslims are completely exterminated.
Cutting off gas deliveries and attacking pipelines that feed Europe could send Europe into a death spiral.
The EU’s energy lifeline was a hair’s breadth
away from obliteration, and the Biden crew didn’t show the slightest bit
of interest. One can only conclude that their silence is an admission
of guilt.
By Mike Whitney: Last weekend, US proxies launched a drone attack on a critical part of the TurkStream gas pipeline located in southwest Russia.
The incident was largely ignored by the mainstream media, but its
importance to energy starved Europeans cannot be overstated. The attack
is clearly a continuation of the same hostile policy that led to the
sabotage of the NordStream pipeline. (Note — The biggest act of
industrial terrorism in history.) The strategic objective of these
attacks is to isolate Russia by blocking all attempts at economic
integration in order to divide the world into warring blocs. This
process of ‘decoupling’ is intended to portray Russia as an emerging
threat to the West thereby justifying Washington’s covert operations.
This is from an article at the Asia Times:
RN: Putin's talks with the President of the Central African Republic.
The Kremlin hosted talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin and the President of the Central African Republic Faustin Archange Touadera, who is in Russia on an official visit.
"The suspect admitted to setting multiple fires that day and stated that she enjoyed causing chaos and destruction..."
By Tyler Durden:Los
Angeles Police Department Chief Jim McDonnell said this week that
an arson suspect who was arrested Tuesday in Pacoima told police she had
started small fires because she "liked the smell of burning leaves."
Police
detained a suspect around 5:15 p.m. Wednesday after a citizen
extinguished a fire and held her near Glenoaks and Van Nuys boulevards, according to ABC7.
The
woman, whose name was not released, was booked on suspicion of arson.
Later, around 9:30 p.m., firefighters responded to reports of multiple
trash fires near Vermont Avenue and Santa Monica Boulevard in East
Hollywood.
Khrushchev asked the judges, “Was he the best?”The judges said, “yes.”“Then
give him the prize.”
PCR:A treat, “the Tall Texan,” the American pianist Van Cliburn playing Tchaikovsky’s
First Piano Concerto at the first Soviet international competition in
Moscow in 1958, which Van Cliburn won.Khrushchev, the General Secretary of the Communist Party,was present as was Mikoyan. You will see them applauding.
Van Cliburn - Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 1, B-flat minor
After the performances, the judges approached Khrushchev, the ruling
General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, and asked
if they might give the prize to Van Cliburn.Khrushchev asked the judges, “Was he the best?”The judges said, “yes.”“Then
give him the prize.” The Soviet conductor could easily have ruined Van
Cliburn’s performance, but he did not and the two went on together to
make recordings. Today the sanctions would prevent both Van Cliburn’s
performance and the subsequent recordings.
The cold war could have ended then, but Washington lacked the vision.
The Soviet Audience poured flowers all over Van Cliburn. There were
endless demands for encores.Van Cliburn, playing better than Russians the music of Russian composers, won their hearts.