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  1. Hoping Johnson would “explain his position on Ukraine,” Carlson said he soon heard back from Johnson’s staff, who revealed the former prime minister would agree to the interview – but only on one condition. ”Finally an adviser gets back to me and said, ‘He will talk to you, but it’s going to cost you a million dollars.’ He wants a million in US dollars, gold or bitcoin – this just happened yesterday or two days ago!” he continued. Carlson went on to note that he had just finished his interview with Putin, who “didn’t ask me for a million dollars.” “So you’re telling me that Boris Johnson is a lot sleazier, a lot lower than Vladimir Putin? So this whole thing is a freaking shakedown,” Carlson added. - RT
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  2. The United States has vetoed a UN Security Council measure calling for a ceasefire in Gaza, casting the lone ‘no’ vote on a draft that garnered support from most other members. Washington had used its veto power to block two prior attempts, arguing the move would not produce a “durable peace.” Washington was the sole country to vote no, while Britain abstained. Algeria’s UN envoy Amar Bendjama said backing the measure amounted to “support to the Palestinians right to life,” while opposing it would imply “an endorsement of the brutal violence and collective punishment inflicted upon them.” The Palestinian UN ambassador, Riyad Mansour, slammed the US over its vote, saying “The message given today to Israel with this veto is that it can continue to get away with murder.” - RT
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  3. Russia is interested in policies, not personalities, and has no expectation that the US intends to change its antagonistic stance, regardless of who wins the November presidential election, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told Brazilian media on Tuesday. - RT Neither Ukraine nor its Western backers are willing to put an end to hostilities with Moscow, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has claimed. For peace to prevail in Ukraine, he said its leadership must return to its “neutral, non-bloc and non-nuclear” status, as well as accepting “new territorial realities.” - RT
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  4. It is no secret that the West is hellbent to destroy President Putin, to force a Western friendly regime-change, so that finally after how many failed attempts (?) the West can take over this vast Russia, largest country in the world, by far the richest in natural resources which the West covets. Killing Aleksei A. Navalny, a lawyer and President Putin’s strongest adversary, would not be beyond Western secret services, just to strike at Vladimir Putin. Mr. Navalny’s death was announced on Friday, 16 February 2024. He was 47. Nothing could stop the West, especially not during the come hell-or-high-water implementation of Agenda 2030, alias the Great Reset. If the “MUST SUCCEED NOW” comes to a breaking point, no lives are spared. No lives are sacred. Why would President Putin kill his adversary, who is safely locked away in a prison in Siberia, almost 2,000 km north of the Kremlin? Makes no sense. Makes even less sense to have this presumed “murder” committed on the very day, when the Munich Security Conference (MSC, Febr 16-18, 2024) opened its doors to a plethora of “the rich and famous” —politicians with names, famous or infamous, like Antony Blinken, current US Secretary of State; Hillary Clinton, current Chancellor of Queen’s University of Belfast (remember, “We came, we saw, he died” about Mohammed Khadafi, see video below); John Kerry, the “Climate Czar”, Joe Biden’s Special Envoy on Climate, and many more. Absurdity abounds. During comments on reports of Navalny’s death, President Joe Biden called on Congress to pass a US$95 billion aid package that includes a new infusion of money to help Ukraine in its war against Russia. See this. The MSC was the perfect occasion to lambast President Putin, to denigrate him, to call him names, including “murderer”. It looks like Navalny’s death was perfectly planned, so perfectly, it sounds and looks almost naïve to believe that President Putin would choose such a moment in time – the Munich Security Conference MSC – to get rid of his opposition leader. Anybody who saw Tucker Carlson’s interview with President Putin knows that Putin’s level of intellect and diplomacy is way beyond murdering an adversary. Despite being the heaviest sanctioned man and country – Russia – in the world, President Putin did not say one negative or “bad” word against any of his Western antagonists and aggressors. It is therefore highly unlikely that Mr. Navalny’s death was a Kremlin inside job. Just think, cui bono – who benefits? - LewRockwell
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  5. BUILDING CHARRED, APARTMENTS ON FIRE following Israeli strikes on residential neighborhood in Syrian capital Damascus that MURDERED 2 civilians (see video, pic above). Russian anti-aircraft missile systems reportedly shoot down 10 guided bombs, 3 cruise missiles launched by IDF towards Syria. - Intel Republic
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  6. PENTAGON SPOKESWOMAN TRIES TO COPE WITH AVDEEVKA DEFEAT - but just like Ukrainian army, Sabrina Singh epically FAILS at trying to sound like she believes her own words when attempting to soften impact of Russia liberating key Donetsk city by referring to it as "strategic withdrawal Ukraine made." Without U.S. cash, Ukraine will have to choose which cities it can hold (before it strategically withdraws) - admits Singh. Meanwhile, it doesn't sound like a strategic withdrawal when mainstream media itself reveals up to THOUSAND Ukrainian soldiers might be captured by Russia, with 2 soldiers estimating 850 to 1,000 soldiers unaccounted for. - Intel Republic
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