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  1. ZAKHAROVA SCOLDS CHIEF OF IAEA, GROSSI: When it comes to naming those responsible for the attacks on the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant (NPP), Grossi falls silent - the Russian Foreign Affairs Spokeswoman says. Silence or attempts to justify Kiev's crimes will be considered by Russia as complicity, she says. While mainstream media alleges Russia shells its OWN NPP - IAEA Chief Grossi never names the party doing the shelling in his public statements, which is Ukraine. - Intel Republic
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  2. WE The People on all sides of the aisle don’t want to give Ukraine money that will be spent on another Zelenskyy and Company villa or ten in Italy – or on a lavish Paris shopping spree. We want you to stop murdering Ukrainians. We want you to have the ethics and morals necessary to support you serving as our Representative. IF you cannot abide by these simple legal ideals – then remove yourself from this position. We The People do NOT want Israel to continue to cull the entire population of Gaza under the premise of some atheist secular Netanyahu. Murder is NOT a Right. Displacing 2 million people and then forcing American Taxpayers to fund Israel’s forced displacement thru refugee camps in Jordan and Egypt is NOT “Supplementary Budgeting” – it is ILLEGAL. It is heinous. We do NOT approve this cycle of murder, chaos, and sheer evil that would guide a person to bulldoze children alive. To squash them as they scream in anguish – their cries extinguished only by the screams of parents watching their children die in agony. - LewRockwell
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  3. As I predicted on April 11, the police state got the Republicans to reconsider and to pass their warrantless spying and home entry. The Republican Speaker of the House Mike Johnson cast the deciding vote that nixed the warrant requirement Edward Snowden reports that the situation is even more serious than I thought. A section of the FISA Act is being enlarged to require every company and person that provides any internet-related service to assist NSA surveillance. NSA “Just Days Away From Taking Over The Internet” Warns Ed Snowden. “This bill represents one of the most dramatic and terrifying expansions of government surveillance authority in history.” - LewRockwell
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  4. Russia Intensified Missile Attacks: French and Polish Mercenaries Were Wiped Out In Ivano-Frankivsk It seems that the Russian high military command has decided not to give a break to Moscow's enemies. While the Ukrainian General Staff and its NATO military advisers were trying to come to their senses from the shock of yesterday's missile attack on the Hotel in the northeastern part of Chernihiv, which resulted in the destruction of almost all the leadership of the Operational Command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine under the designation 'SEVER', along with the General Dmitry Krasilnikov, the Russian combat aviation and missile forces launched another massive missile strike on Ukraine. - BORZZIKMAN
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  5. Speaking at the Security Council, Russian Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia said that the vote had shown that “for Washington, [the Palestinians] do not deserve to have their own state.” “Today’s use of the veto by the US delegation is a hopeless attempt to stop the inevitable course of history. The results of the vote, where Washington was practically in complete isolation, speak for themselves,” Nebenzia said. Palestinian Ambassador Majed Bamya said after the vote that the PA was “not deterred in our pursuit for Palestinian freedom and independence.” - RT
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  6. Russia’s Investigative Committee has brought charges in absentia against four Colonels of the Ukrainian military, Khamovnichesky Court in Moscow has told TASS. The commanders of Kiev’s units are being accused of mass murder, it added. Khamovnichesky Court has received petitions for the arrest in absentia of Colonels Pavel Fedosenko, Fedor Yaroshevich and Andrey Matviishin, the court’s representative told the agency on Thursday. Another Ukrainian colonel, Dmitry Khrapach, had earlier been indicted in absentia, according to the representative. The accused have been charged in accordance with Part 2 of Article 105 of the Russian Criminal Code, the murder of two or more persons, and, if convicted, could face a penalty of up to life imprisonment, the court said. - RT
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