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Tag Archives: Russia
Venezuela under attack: there will be consequences
So, it has started. Jan 3, 2026. Venezuela covers an area of approximately 916,445 square kilometers (353,841 square miles), making it the 32nd largest country in the world. It is roughly 11 times smaller than the United States. Al Jazeera Wikipedia Venezuelans … Continue reading
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Tagged China, conflict, contradicting Trump, crime rates, criminals, Cuba, Delcy Rodriguez, discombobulator, economic strangulation, fossil fuels, geopolitical consequences, Havana syndrome, international anarchy, international law, Iran, Latin America, Maduro, Marco Rubio, maritime strategy, Mexico, military force, mobsters, regime change by US, ruling by military force, Russia, Stephen Miller, taiwan, troops on ground, Trump, ukraine, United Nations, US, venezuela, violence
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Thumbs down for PM2.5 air pollution
When fossil fuels choke us to death, as in the Indian capital city of Delhi, the truth speaks, even yells at us, to take action https://news.abplive.com/business/abp-live-deep-dive-delhi-air-pollution-toxic-smog-economy-tourism-industry-1819349 PM2.5 (from coal burning) is the main culprit: New Delhi: The capital’s deadly PM2.5 … Continue reading
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Tagged 1956, air pollution, China, choking fumes, clean air act, coal burning, coal mining, industrial pollution, London smog, lung disease, New Delhi, PM2.5, renewables, respiratory deaths, Russia, silicosis, smog, ukraine, USA
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Maritime Lifelines: ‘boxing in’ before winner takes all (and planet dies)
A few days ago, an uninhabited Venezuelan dock was hit by a CIA strike: CIA carries out first drone strike on Venezuelan soil in latest escalation of Trump admin’s attacks on ‘narco terrorists’ US targeted alleged drug traffickers in first-known … Continue reading
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Tagged aggression, Arctic melt, Black Sea, broligarchs, Caribbean, coastal, conflict, cuts to funding, Denmark, ethiopia, fossil fuels, fraud rumours, Gaza, Georgia, glacier, Greenland, IDF, indifference, indigenous peoples, innocents killed, israel, lifeline to land locked, maritime trade routes, Minnesota, murder, oligarchs, Palestinian land, Pituffik Space Base, poverty, power grabs, propaganda, real estate, Russia, Saudi Arabia coalition, scarce resources, Somalia, sovereignty, Sudan RSF, theft, ukraine, US, US military, US personnel, venezuela, war, war crimes, wealth, West Bank, Yemen port
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Redactions, despite unredacted already on the Internet
The DOJ redacted Trump’s name from explicit sexual abuse allegations in the Epstein files. An unredacted version of Case 1:15-cv-07433 states a witness was told “Donald Trump liked flicking and sucking her nipples until they were raw” and that she … Continue reading
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Tagged blackmail, DOJ, Epstein files, international financial crime, israel, paedophilia, Pam Bondi, redactions, Russia, sex trafficking networking, sexual crimes, US, USA
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Shadow Fleet Expansion: sanction busting
Putin and Venezuela’s Maduro sign strategic partnership agreement in Moscow By Reuters May 7, 2025 5:50 PM GMT+1Updated May 7, 2025 https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/putin-maduro-sign-strategic-partnership-agreement-2025-05-07/ Global energy markets are deeply interconnected, and oil remains the lifeblood of modern economies. However, when geopolitical tensions lead … Continue reading
Zorro Ranch: bankers as enablers plus powerful friends
So what are we learning now about the involvement of major banks, such as Deutsche Bank, and particularly, JP Morgan which acquired Chase bank after the 2008 financial crash. Jes Slaley worked closely with Epstein since 1998, and was still … Continue reading
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Tagged 1997, 2008, 2018, bank facilitators, Bear Sterns, Brice and Karen Gordon, criminal behaviour, FBI, financial network, Great St James, honey traps, house arrest, international crime, Jeffrey Epstein, Jes Slaley, JP Morgan Chase, Little St James, Manhattan mansion, Mar a Largo, money laundering, money markets, new mexico, Richard Kahn, RSF, Russia, sex trafficking, sourcing teens, Stephen Deckoff, sudan, Sultan Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, UAE, Wagner, Zorro Ranch
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Retribution by Frivolity
Appeals court upholds $1M penalty against Trump in lawsuit against Hillary Clinton The judges ruled that the president’s arguments “were indeed frivolous.” The ruling is the latest rejection of President Donald Trump’s legal crusade against his perceived adversaries. | Alex … Continue reading
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Tagged adversaries, america, Clinton, Comey, Daniel Richman, degrading women, exploitation, frivolous arguments, ICE detention, illegal, indictment, inflicting pain, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, Letitia James, money laundering, no case, persecution, porn industry, retribution, Russia, sex workers, suspicious loans, testing justice, Trump Media and Technology Group, unlawful arrest, unlawful detention, Will Wilkerson
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It’s all Chinese to me
I have to say London is always open for business: https://www.politico.eu/article/uk-to-approve-massive-china-embassy-london/ Dec 2nd, 2025 Update: Starmer delays decision to approve Embassy: https://news.sky.com/story/government-delays-chinese-super-embassy-decision-again-13478365 And seems so is the United States of America: xAI to deploy Telsa Megapacks at Colossus II supercomputing … Continue reading
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Tagged 14 eyes, 2027 deadline, 5 eyes, 9 eyes, AI, C5, China, Chinese Embassy, Chinese supplies, Colossus, cyber weapons, datacenter, ending 5 eyes, grouping, harm, health, India, Labour Party, lithium batteries, London, Memphis, NATO alliance, Pentagon, Russia, supercomputer, UK Government, unregulated, US
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