Russia Reduces Carbon Footprint in South by 80% After Rostov Loses Power in Wake of UAF Bombing Campaign

This is just the beginning.

As I have written about several times before, we are entering a new phase of the war in which Kiev starts ramping up the bombing within Russia proper. I call it The Serbia Scenario. This is both a prelude to another large UAF push and also its own thing, a kind of escalation designed to send Moscow a message and to fatally weaken any potential Russian resistance to what comes next.

These large-scale attacks on Russia’s energy infrastructure have certainly ramped up in intensity.

Before, as I reported, they were studiously ignored by the major Z-voices because it was embarrassing and discrediting. But when the power outages start occurring on such a large scale, well, perhaps the best course of action is to get head of the news and start acting like you’re shocked and appalled by what is happening … even though this has been occurring for months now.

That is how I interpret Russia’s #1 ethnic propagandist, Vladimir Shapiro, sounding off on the fact that, oopsie!, apparently Russia is being bombed regularly now. He didn’t notice all the smoke and flames before, but now that entire regions have their power disrupted, well, he is very irate, but in a patriotic sort of way (when I get upset I am seditious, disloyal) and wants to get to the bottom of this!

Apparently, (I didn’t know this), the official story is that all drones are shot down always, but that their fragments ended up hitting all the crucial targets anyway, causing damage and the subsequent fires. This is a bizarre hoax, of course. It is so bizarre that even Shapiro refused to believe it.

Here is his rant (in Russian) and the commentary on it:

Solovyov finally begins to suspect something.

“Fragments” of “downed” UAVs “falling” precisely onto oil depots with transformers raised questions even from the presenter Soloviev-live. Moreover, the governors collect all the bruises [the blame] in the Newspeak reports, and the Ministry of Defense prefers not to mention these in its reports.

And rolling blackouts in the south of Russia give rise to bad thoughts such as that water wears away stones eventually. Officially, hundreds of thousands of Russian residents are without electricity “due to the heat,” which no one could have expected in the south in the summer. The main thing to remember is that you can make mistakes, but you cannot lie.

So, to add insult to injury, the state reason for the electrical failures is the summer heat to boot.

Astounding.

And here is what the mad colonel (Kvatchkov) had to say about the Rostov energy grid going down:

They write that large-scale power outages in the south of the Russian Federation were caused by successful attacks by Banderaites on substations and the destruction of the Rostov 500 kW substation. This led to an emergency shutdown of the nuclear reactor because it was no longer possible to maneuver the capacities of the Rostov NPP.

The information has not been verified, but is quite logical. Why would there suddenly be a power outage in cities without an external influence?

The current government is bargaining with the West. The fact that the price of this trade is our lives and health is of no interest to those bargaining at all. We are not even a resource for them, but dust on expensive shoes and a non-core asset. If this were not so, then the government quarters of the Banderaites would have been demolished, the palaces of the elite near Kiev (Koncha Zaspa and others) would have been destroyed, and there would have been a targeted hunt for all the top officials of the Bandera junta. This is not done consciously and fundamentally. Therefore, we will be gradually killed and thrown into the Stone Age. The power outages in the South are not the end of the story, but rather just the beginning.

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When will people sit up and take notice of what is going on? Of Putin’s treacherous inaction? When the power goes off for Volgograd? For Moscow? Ukraine now regularly bombs southern Russian cities’ energy infrastructure with drones, apparently, and Kiev-style blackouts are just a thing, the new normal even that Russians will just have to get used to.

Everywhere you look, you see the same inaction from Putin.

I mean, just look at Armenia. Not so long ago, they were part of the Russian NATO equivalent CSTO thing. Now they’re asking to be integrated into NATO. Anything from the team of aces at the Kremlin about this latest development? *cough* *wheeze* nothing. Same non-reaction as to when Finland joined NATO.

Everything that the Kremlin does can be understood in simple terms as Putin and his cabal following orders from their supervisors in the West, and also viciously clamping down on any dissent at home.

The next ax stroke might fall on the heads of our old friend Malofeev, or the “Orthodox” Oligarch as he is known in Russia.

The term “Orthodox” means, of course, that Malofeev is a corrupt robber baron who funds mercenary mining operations in Africa and who married himself into the Tribe and who serves the interests of that pirate base in the desert masquerading as a country.

That is what it means to be a Christian. In fact, the more Christian the country or the politician, the more visits the wall in Jerusalem can expect. Remember: the purpose of a system is what it does. Thus, the purpose of Christianity is to tithe blood, sweat and treasure to Jerusalem, just like the prophets said would occur once the nations were subverted into accepting Yahweh as their god.

But I digress.

Malofeev and his partner got in trouble for … wait for it … trying to find and create a network of pro-Russian support in Eastern Europe, notably Hungary. Here:

There are rumors in Moscow (https://t.me/russicatrend/4670) that Vladimir Medinsky and Konstantin Malofeev have fallen into disgrace. The reason is that they showed excessive initiative in the negotiation process.

Allegedly, Konstantin Malofeev, through his European network of contacts with right-wing parties and activists, and through commercial agents in contact with people around Trump, began to actively throw in ideas for resolving the Ukrainian issue. Trump-Musk-Orban - right-wing European parties and other marginalized movements: all were included in Malofeev’s plan. Vladimir Medinsky was involved in formalizing these initiatives within the framework of the “Istanbul agreements”.

Such an initiative allegedly caused rejection on the part of Ushakov, Lavrov, Kozak and Shoigu.

In general, the Kremlin did not appreciate the initiative and advised the “Orthodox oligarch” to stop engaging in nonsense.

After which the trial began against Kibovsky, a friend of Medinsky, and a wave of negative publications regarding Malofeev.

So, perhaps Malofeev will be arrested next for speaking to right-wingers in Europe i.e., for violating Moscow’s ideological “Antifa Army” position or, more importantly, making the higher-ups look lazy and uncreative because they REFUSE to reach out to disaffected voices or groups in the West and start any kind of dialogue.

This would offend their esteemed Western colleagues, you see?

Anyway, with Malofeev, the idea no doubt was to create this private influence network with these connections and then to sell the entire project to the Kremlin eventually. This is how a lot of media projects in Russia work as well. A content-creator will become popular and once he reaches a certain level, he is able to arrange a buy-out by the FSB. Hell, entire political movements have operated on a similar business scheme before.

I only bring up the Malofeev thing to highlight how petty the Putin cabal is.

If their finger isn’t in a pie, that pie doesn’t get baked at all. Period. No matter if it is in Russia’s interests. After all, what is Russia to these people? In the words of Putin himself, he sees himself as a president of a company. And what is the goal of a company? To make profits for its board. All else is secondary.

And what will the peasants do? Ha! They don’t even have power anymore!

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It occurs to me that reducing the peasantry to Stone Age conditions is also an ESG goal is it not? Putin and his ministers will be able to brag at the next globalist get-together that they’ve managed to reduce carbon emissions in Rostov!

Check and mate, bigots!

At this point, I genuinely think that Greta would do a better job of running Russia than Putin is doing. Because in my opinion, the poor girl is just retarded, not actively malicious. I wish I could say the same about the gallery of rogues sitting pretty in Moscow. If they were incompetent, they might actually improve as time went on, not actively making everything worse for Russia, deliberately.