Dugin's people stomping on our flag. 2005

For some reason, I was expecting a better argument from you. Quoting Dugin: "…At the global level, the construction of the planetary New Empire will have the United States as the main “scapegoat”, the undermining of whose power (up to the complete destruction of this geopolitical structure) will be implemented systematically and uncompromisingly by all participants in the New Empire. The Eurasian project presupposes in this regard Eurasian expansion into South and Central America in order to remove it from the control of the North…, as well as provoking all types of instability and separatism within the borders of the United States…The ancient Roman formula “Carthage must be destroyed” will become the absolute slogan of the Eurasian Empire, since it will absorb the essence of the entire geopolitical planetary strategy of the continent awakening to its mission." That is what you call intent. With access to some military officers, politicians, media, militia, etc., we call that capability to carry out the intent to some degree.

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Here is Exit Strategy World promoting Multipolar Press head Constantin Hoffmeister (big Dugin promoter) and Adam Mainsteam Dissident (Hitler lover). Both were in attendance at the Multipolar Press event in NYC. Some additional photos for context too.

Bulgarians detained over Munich arson were part of GRU-linked group operating from Slovakia Investigators have linked both the Munich attack and the Aug. 4 sabotage attempt at Leipzig airport to Russia’s GRU military intelligence agency, per @faznet. theins.press/en/news/297540

Russian state media Ria Novosti published an article titled "One more 'SMO' awaits Russia. It will be very short," threatening Lithuania with war. Putin, Peskov, Lavrov etc. keep saying Russia has no intention of attacking Europe. But their lies are a well-known fact.

RFE/RL takes apart a Russian Geran-4 drone to uncover what makes the jet-powered unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) faster, harder to intercept, and capable of operating deep inside Ukraine -- from its turbojet engine and advanced camera to foreign-made communications and navigation components. @cxemu @radiosvoboda

I want to write about what life is like right now for millions of people in Kyiv, living under constant air-raid sirens, Russian attacks, and threats. The alerts have been going on for more than a month without a break. The danger is constant. There are explosions every day, with no real respite. Here’s how this affects the daily lives of Kyiv residents: • Children: Kids have to spend hours in shelters at schools and kindergartens (not all of them have shelters). There is often not enough space or the necessary facilities to hold regular classes. There is no ventilation. Online learning is not always possible either, because children at home also have to move to shelters constantly. Poor sleep makes it harder for children to absorb information and for teachers to work with them. At kindergartens and schools, children cannot go outside, have regular activities, or even eat properly because it is often impossible to organize full meals in shelters. • Parents: For many parents, it is extremely difficult to balance work with caring for school-age or preschool children. If there is an air raid alert in the morning, for example, schools and kindergartens may not open, meaning parents cannot take their children there and go to work. If a child studies online, this often requires one of the parents to be present. Given the large number of displaced families and families in which at least one parent is defending Ukraine, it is especially difficult for mothers to combine motherhood and work because there is often no one to help. • Elderly people: If they have limited mobility or cannot move around easily, they may be unable to reach shelters even with the help of relatives. Access to medical care is more difficult. Calling an ambulance is harder because the system is overwhelmed with the number of injured people. Buying food and essential goods becomes more difficult as well. During power, water, and heating outages, elderly people living alone, especially on upper floors, are left in an extremely vulnerable situation. • Pets: They are terrified by explosions, often run away and get lost during air raid alerts, live under constant stress, and become ill more often. • Public transport and getting around the city: Kyiv lies on both banks of the Dnipro River. Traditionally, much of the business activity is concentrated on the right bank, while many residential districts are on the left bank. One of Kyiv’s metro lines, which helps hundreds of thousands of residents get to work and back home, is closed during air raid alerts because part of it runs above ground across a bridge, where passengers could not be safely evacuated in the event of a drone strike. As a result, when air raid alerts last for hours in the morning or evening, hundreds of thousands of Kyiv residents have to take much longer routes, getting stuck in massive traffic jams. This also makes it difficult for parents to pick up their children from schools or kindergartens. GPS is another problem. During air raid alerts - which are now constant - location services do not work properly, making it very difficult for drivers to navigate unfamiliar routes. Kyiv and Kyiv region cover a huge area. Mobile networks and internet service also experience disruptions. • Government services: Although some government services continue operating when "only" drones are heading toward Kyiv, getting services, certificates, or documents still becomes more difficult and takes longer. People have to spend much more time on these things, and delays are common. • Logistics: Postal services are slower. Nova Poshta, a private Ukrainian postal company, has suffered numerous Russian attacks on its warehouses and distribution centers. Large numbers of parcels have been destroyed by fire, and deliveries that once took one or two days can now take a week. • Food and goods: Because of Russia's strikes on warehouses, some products are temporarily unavailable in many stores. The situation changes constantly, so you never know whether you will be able to buy groceries for the week or find the things you need. Many production facilities have also been destroyed by Russia, creating shortages of certain goods. Prices for food and other products are also rising because of fuel costs, destroyed warehouses, and disrupted logistics. • Travel: Russian attacks on railway transport and infrastructure are intensifying, so train travel - once the most reliable and comfortable way to travel, including abroad - is becoming unpredictable and dangerous. Yesterday, Russia attacked Kyiv’s central railway station. If there is a threat of a Russian strike in an area where a train is traveling, it is stopped and passengers are evacuated. They have to spend hours outdoors, sometimes several times during a single journey. Trains are delayed, making it incredibly difficult to plan connections. • Mental health: It is impossible to plan anything while living under constant attacks. People are exhausted by the endless explosions, air raid alerts, and sleepless nights. Russia cannot break through the Ukrainian front, so it is terrorizing civilians and seeking to undermine Ukraine’s rear, force Ukrainians to leave their cities, or pressure them into demanding peace on any terms. What is the mood in Kyiv right now? The reality is extremely difficult. Some people are adapting - as terrible as that may sound - because it's actually impossible to get used to constant attacks. Kyiv residents who have decided to spend the winter in the city are preparing for a harsh winter. Some are choosing to spend the winter elsewhere. People are tired but determined. Everyone understands that winter will be worse. So they keep working and preparing for it. They support one another. I feel deeply sorry for the people. We did not choose this war or this life. Honestly, I don’t know what other country or people could endure such a brutal and destructive war for this long. We have to hold on. The war will end, there will be peace, and we will live to see it. For now, Kyiv residents drink yet another cup of coffee after a sleepless night and continue to work. P.S. I will also write about other cities: Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, Dnipro, Kharkiv, Sumy, Odesa, Mykolaiv, Kryvyi Rih...

Latvia bars entry to the father of PM candidate Jūlija Stepaņenko after The Insider’s report on his business with the Russian military The decision to place Fedotov on the persona non grata list was announced by Latvian Foreign Minister Baiba Braže. theins.press/en/news/297528

RT @Meowllian: @FulkIntelReport On the same day, June 4th, that Rubio sanctions Cuba’s ICAP, Helali tells reporters at SPIEF that he asked…

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Gubarev himself writes in his own book that his wife met Igor Girkin.

Going on bit of a tangent here, Hoffmeister sponsored the recent Multipolar Press event this summer in NYC. It was attended by Douglas Macgregor's son Cameron who toured the Donbas with MKNE member Stanislav Krapivnik. Stanislav helps fund and supply the Russian Slavic Brigade's drone manufactory. Also on the speakers' panel was Jim Jatras who is a fellow at deceased Russian Ed Lozansky's fake Moscow University along with Executive Director of the Ron Paul Institute Daniel McAdams. McAdams has been a contributor to RT since RPI launched and he republished Russian Foreign Intelligence Service controlled Strategic Culture Foundation articles since 2013. Also on the speakers panel was Rebecca Hargraves who used to work with RT-TENET Media funded Matt Christiansen. Rebecca has interviewed Dugin and posted on X favorably about Hitler. Two other Hitler lovers were also in attendance/speakers at the Multipolar Pess event. Zach Kidd and Adam Mainstream Dissident.

U.S. intelligence warns Spain, France and Italy of possible Russian Gerbera drone attack from commercial ships, @elmundoes reports Lithuania received the information from the U.S. shortly after CIA Director John Ratcliffe visited Moscow on Aug. 25. theins.press/en/news/297480