Question: why is Russian oil, gas and ammonia still flowing into Ukraine?
Follow-up question: why then are 5D dunces in the Western blogosphere saying that Ukraine will freeze this winter if this is the case? Prices will go up, but freezing Ukraine out? Really?
Question: why was the head of the Azov battalion and the defender of Azovstal, Denys Prokopenko, recently exchanged for the oligarch Medvedchuk?
Another question: does this not blow a whole in the “de-nazification” narrative? How can you justify releasing a war criminal? For an oligarch who lost Ukraine and, apparently, betrayed his network to the SBU?
A rhetorical question: won’t this upset the patriotic base and the soldiers who are being asked to lay their lives on the line to “de-nazify” Ukraine?
ANSWER FROM IGOR “THE VINDICATED” STRELKOV HIMSELF:
The release of the entire command staff of the Azov regiment is another evidence that this TREASON, in which Khodakovsky (commander of a DNR battalion who Strelkov has beef with) participated (at the initial stage), was successfully brought to an end. Although, of course, the main "laurels" should go to as yet unidentified persons from the top leadership of the Russian Federation, the merit of the said former SBU officer (was it a former?) and bodyguard to Akhmetov (former Donbass oligarch) are undeniable.
The release of 5 British mercenaries and the exchange of the remaining Azov Regiment, which was still in captivity, carried out yesterday by agreement with the Arab Emirates and respected Kiev partners, is worse than a crime ... and worse than a mistake. This is INCREDIBLE STUPIDITY. Or - outright wrecking. It was, apparently, impossible to do this at least a couple of days before the presidential decree before mobilization ....
Do you know what it looks like?
[EDIT: Here’s what I think it looks like:]
- And so: they went out to the people, called on then "to stand up for the Russian Land", and then ... and then those who responded - they took a shit right on their heads. Openly, mockingly, with chuckles and jokes.
Q: Why do the militias in Donbass complain about having their equipment stolen by … higher officers? The FSB? Why are they still so under-equipped and running around with old weaponry?
Q: Why does the FSB continue to steal donations flowing into the Donbass from Russia? Why are volunteers harassed and stopped on the way in and on the way out of Donbass - a recurring problem since 2015, at least.
Q: Why do units have to fundraise for their own drones? Can the Russian military not provide them with drones?
This is now an unabashedly pro-Strelkov, Strelkov-stan, Strelkovian blog going forward.
It seems like one of the key advantages of being a hated boomer is that I can see these developments as glass half full.
For the first time in my life, there are two major world leaders, Putin and Xi, who get what the American Empire is doing, can state it clearly and are doing something significant about it. Modi also gets the political aspects but seems to be naive about the cultural imperialism. He especially seems to be letting feminism run wild but, again glass half full, is joining the multipolar movement, defying the US, and patching up things with China.
Speaking of the multipolar movement, this is also the first time there has been a compelling alternative to the American Empire and Jewish rule. (It was hard to be enthusiastic about the old socialist block.) They haven't fully shaped it up yet but the multipolar organizations are growing and systems are being put in place. So there is hope.
Yeah, I wish that Putin and Xi were less cautious but the world is better off with them being leaders. Have to also remember that the American Empire still carries a lot of financial firepower which can be seen in how Chinese and Indian companies don't go along with the new Mir system due to fear of sanctions.
This potential WW3 was inevitable if the rest of the world didn't bend over and take it for democracy. The Jews in particular can't be reasoned with. The other real downside is that things are dreadful in the US and the citizenry is still deluded by the media narratives and the desire to grill and watch sportsball. That is changing but is probably changing too slowly. The Jews are running (quite successfully) their old Bolshevik playbook again and it seems as though they will be as successful this time as last. But that was inevitable too.
I won't "like" the post because I really don't like it. I think releasing the Azov cadre of command is, symbolically speaking, ridiculously bad. Even if they are forced to remain in Turkey for a while, where the exchange reportedly took place.
I don't know how Mevdevchuk could be esteemed so valuable? Something the Kremlin knows and we peasants don't, 5D style? Or merely private friends helping friends, screw the collective cause of Russia and the war, what really counts is the well-being and loyalty inside our own little clique of oligarchs?
It seems like one of the key advantages of being a hated boomer is that I can see these developments as glass half full.
For the first time in my life, there are two major world leaders, Putin and Xi, who get what the American Empire is doing, can state it clearly and are doing something significant about it. Modi also gets the political aspects but seems to be naive about the cultural imperialism. He especially seems to be letting feminism run wild but, again glass half full, is joining the multipolar movement, defying the US, and patching up things with China.
Speaking of the multipolar movement, this is also the first time there has been a compelling alternative to the American Empire and Jewish rule. (It was hard to be enthusiastic about the old socialist block.) They haven't fully shaped it up yet but the multipolar organizations are growing and systems are being put in place. So there is hope.
Yeah, I wish that Putin and Xi were less cautious but the world is better off with them being leaders. Have to also remember that the American Empire still carries a lot of financial firepower which can be seen in how Chinese and Indian companies don't go along with the new Mir system due to fear of sanctions.
This potential WW3 was inevitable if the rest of the world didn't bend over and take it for democracy. The Jews in particular can't be reasoned with. The other real downside is that things are dreadful in the US and the citizenry is still deluded by the media narratives and the desire to grill and watch sportsball. That is changing but is probably changing too slowly. The Jews are running (quite successfully) their old Bolshevik playbook again and it seems as though they will be as successful this time as last. But that was inevitable too.
I won't "like" the post because I really don't like it. I think releasing the Azov cadre of command is, symbolically speaking, ridiculously bad. Even if they are forced to remain in Turkey for a while, where the exchange reportedly took place.
I don't know how Mevdevchuk could be esteemed so valuable? Something the Kremlin knows and we peasants don't, 5D style? Or merely private friends helping friends, screw the collective cause of Russia and the war, what really counts is the well-being and loyalty inside our own little clique of oligarchs?