From Glenn Swart:
Anthony Blinken was lucky the Chinese even agreed to see
him, it took weeks of repeated requests to secure high
level meetings. He endured something unheard of for any
US Secretary of State in the last 50 years, including a
7 hour long meeting mostly consisting of a dressing down
from the Chinese Foreign Minister. He made a public
declaration that the US does not and would not support
support any claims of independence from Taiwan and
that it recognized it was part of China. The words
appeared visibly painful to to enunciate. After all was
said and done (bear in mind that this is a US diplomatic
visit, this is a much tougher ask than if it were any
other nation, it would have been akin to asking a 1930's
German delegation of Goering, Himmler and Göbels that
was off on a diplomatic visit to Stalin to publicly
state that the NAZI brownshirt thugs would no longer be
rounding up the communists in Berlin to use as stuffing
for the punching bags and they recognize their right to
run for office in Germany!)
So anyway, within 24 hours or this ordeal, what does
uncle Joe do? At the first opportunity he has to make a
public declaration where he is able to locate the podium
and maneuver himself up to it successfully, he brings up
the balloon incident and calls Xi a dictator!?
More from Glenn's DWAHTS page (Do We Already Have The
Solutions) where he mentioned it already in 2016:
"The U.S. Department Of Clowns"
(DWAHTS)
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The evidence of corruption of the Biden family keeps
piling up:
"OVERWHELMING Evidence Of Bidens’
Bribery From Ukraine!" (Jimmy Dore Show)
There is corruption everywhere. The 10 million in bribes
taken from Ukraine, for instance. The quid-pro-quo,
demanding the general prosecutor of Ukraine who was
investigating the corruption of Hunter Biden being fired
(of which fathe Joe Biden brags heavily in front of the
Council On Foreign Relations; a video we have shown here
on EN). All on the
Hunter Biden laptops. The information of the laptop was
meticulously shielded from the media by the shadow
government, but estimates were made that it would change
the outcome of the elections by a whopping 16%. The
interference of the shadow government thus mounting to
heavy election fraud:
Of course, what does a (wannabe) dictator do? Try to
jail his opponent.
They insist on prosecuting President Trump for having
had presidential documents at home. (And not prosecute
[then] non-President Biden to having had presidential
documents at home). One employee -- the one at the
chyron desk -- managed to post this remarkable sarcastic
text live on Fox News:
Needless to say, this employee was
sacked on the spot "Fox News explains
away ‘wannabe dictator’ chyron during Trump speech"
(The Guardian)
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Talking about clowns, Boris Johnson was removed from
British Parliament for having lied. Well well, if
that is reason to be banned from Parliament,
Parliament would be empty. Only pathological liars
can become politicians.
Or, as Plato said, "Lying is the prerogative of
politicians, just as administering medicine is of
the physician".
But, Johnson should not have been canceled because
of him lying to Parliament about the parties he had
during CoFlu19 lockdowns. Nor for having had parties
during CoFlu19 lockdowns. But for having lied to us
about the CoFlu19 virus which they lied to us was
very dangerous. And for having denied everybody in
the country to party during the plandemic.
We all know that you know that you lied, Mr.
Johnson, because you partied. Something you would
not have done had you thought the virus dangerous
for your life.
The partying itself is a small misdemeanor, the
lying about it ... that is part and parcel of your
profession. But the incarceration of the entire
population by your psychopathic hands, *that* should
have you canceled forever.
Ukraine
The biggest Ukraine-related event of
the past week was the 'revolt' of Prigozhin and
his march to Moscow. Within one day the
'rebellion' of the Wagner Group was solved. Now,
people, that is how you do conflict
management. On German TV they all day asked this
question, "Why the Russian army did not attack the
group on the way from Rostov to Moscow?!". Well,
when you have a hammer as a tool, (when as the
West you only have weapons as a tool), all
problems are nails, (all problems are targets).
And the same West, that has weapons and
propaganda, immediately took the other opportunity
telling us, "You see how weak the regime in the
Kremlin is!!!" Is not how I see it, but is how the
Western propaganda sees it:
Prigozhin was an unguided missile. A useful tool
in the liberation of Ukraine. A ruffian, but a
brilliant military man. An overly aggressive
person, unpredictable, fanatic. Just what a war
needs. (Compare: in the West people are promoted
for being LGTB, not for being good soldiers. For
what they are and not for what they [can]
do).
So then he did not get paid, or was threatened to
lose his job, after a job well done. Injustice and
a threat to the survival of his company.
'Rebellion' (effectively a strike!). Opposing the
regime in Moscow is a no-no. It had all the
semblance of a Roman general. He crossed the
Rubicon and marched on to Rome.
With brilliant conflict management of the other
capable leader in the region, Belorussian
Lukashenko, a bloodshed was averted. The Russian
army had remained its calm, "We are not
going to shoot our own citizens!! A human life is
precious, especially those of our brothers!"
(Especially this part the West does not
understand).
At the end, the Kremlin came out much stronger.
The people seeing with their own eyes how stable
and capable the Russian management is. Problem
solved with very little damage and within 24
hours. This is how you do conflict
management. People in Brussels/Washington: Eat
your heart out! Would you not want to have such
capable leaders, solving problems in a timely
manner in the West?!
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Somehow $6.2 billion was recovered from an
'accounting error'. How happy for the military
industrial complex:
"Pentagon accounting error provides
extra $6.2 billion for Ukraine military aid"
(abc News)
Funny how these .... erm ... 'accounting errors'
never happen for education, or health care, or
infrastructures ....
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Remember when Russian troops were at
the gate of Kiev and then suddenly turned around?
The West presenting it as a heroic victory? And
then 'revealing' the Bucha massacre?
Well, as it now turns out, the Kiev regime had
signed a peace agreement (guaranteeing
non-integration into NATO, among other things). As
a sign of goodwill, Putin ordered the troops to
turn around. Upon which Kiev started attacking the
troops, wiping their asses with the agreement, and
orchestrated a Bucha event to mobilize the West
into accepting a continuing war.
"African leaders talk peace
with Putin" (CityNews)
Let us
never forget who is the aggressor in this
conflict!
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To show you how important people think the war
in Ukraine is. Here is Thierry Baudet, leader
of the Dutch opposition in a 'debate' in Dutch
Parliament. Nobody wants to listen to his
arguments -- he speaks to an empty room ---
because, as we all know KRIEG MUSS SEIN! (war
has to be!)
"Baudet (FVD) over
Oekraïne: "Voert Washington hier een
buitengewoon cynische agenda uit?"" (Dutch.
Forum voor Democratie)
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The war itself is going very bad
for the regime in Kiev, as a front office for
the NATO and Washington. They finally started
the long-awaited Spring Offensive, but it turned
out to be a massacre. There is no need to give
precise details since we leave that to the very
good channel of Military Summary. See for
yourself:
Military Summary Youtube
channel
Here (in our oped) we summarize it with a
picture taken from what the Russians call
"Bradley Square" (for the huge amounts of
American Bradley armored vehicles that meet
their end):
The Kiev offensive goes very
very slow (if advancing at all), there where
a blitzkrieg five-days-to-Azov-Sea was
planned. Russians are patiently mowing down
everything that comes at them, -- as
Napoleon famously said, "Don't interrupt
your enemy when he is making a mistake" --
and when the Kiev army is depleted, they'll
mount a counter-offensive. Probably the
first target will be Kupiansk, north of
Artyomovsk.
EN feels sorry for the Kiev soldiers that
against the choice are thrown in this battle
and used as cannon fodder by the regime in
Kiev. Like pitiful Vlasek here:
"Vasha, the war is
over for you"
CoFlu19
The 'University' of Coimbra (oldest
in Portugal) attributed a PhD 'honoris causa' to
the leader of the WHO. To remind you, Tedros is
the one who killed more people as a head of a
'health' organization. His vaccination campaign
responsible for 13 million deaths worldwide.
(Compared to 6 million deaths of CoFlu19 in 3
years, which is the exact rate for the flu, by
the way).
This world is
an Orwellian joke!
Science &
Technology
A bucket with some rich idiots sank close to the
Titanic. More people wanting to see the Titanic?
Just to remind you, according to the scientific
models, we are going into the last solar cycle
with some activity, before the lull starts and
we'll be heading into a new small ice age. Enjoy
the heat while it's here; before you know it
you'll be freezing ...
Sport & Arts
Novak Djokovic, the GOAT (greatest of
all time), won the French Open -- Roland Garros -- and
with it the 24th Grand Slam title in his career, thereby
isolating himself at the top of the all-time-greatest
list:
"Grand Slam King Djokovic wins 23rd
crown by conquering Ruud at French Open" (Reuters)