codis · 2025-08-25T11:12:16Z Big Summits Over, What's Next For Settling Ukraine War? Unconditional surrender.
Big Summits Over, What's Next For Settling Ukraine War? Unconditional surrender.
Big Summits Over, What's Next For Settling Ukraine War?
TBoris · 2025-08-25T12:48:10Z codis That is what it would take I agree. However how about all the corporate international interests in Ukraine? These include Russian oligarch's interests(that keep Putin in power). Those same interests that are lined up with personalities and groups associated with Benjamin Netanyahu? To me the war is a cover for technocracy control systems coming on line world wide. Instead of believing in nonsense that nations(and their political puppets under blackmail) will come to their "senses" (and stop "the war") it makes far more sense that the war theatre will continue. You would have to believe that Hamas is independent of Mossad in order to believe in fairy tail endings here in Ukraine...
codis That is what it would take I agree. However how about all the corporate international interests in Ukraine? These include Russian oligarch's interests(that keep Putin in power). Those same interests that are lined up with personalities and groups associated with Benjamin Netanyahu? To me the war is a cover for technocracy control systems coming on line world wide. Instead of believing in nonsense that nations(and their political puppets under blackmail) will come to their "senses" (and stop "the war") it makes far more sense that the war theatre will continue. You would have to believe that Hamas is independent of Mossad in order to believe in fairy tail endings here in Ukraine...
codis · 2025-08-25T13:40:40Z TBoris These include Russian oligarch's interests(that keep Putin in power) Here is where you are dead wrong. Putin is in power despite the remaining Russian oligarchs. This is exactly why he is hated so much in the West. Shortly after Putin was brought to power, he made those oligarchs clear that they can keep their companies and their money, keep out of politics. If not, they will be removed one way or another. He proved his point with Khodorkovsky, after which many others left the country, either going to London (e.g. Abramovich), the US or Israel. The Russian deep state is fundamentally different from the Western ones. Putin represents a deeply nationalist elite of a country that was attacked and invaded a dozen times over a millenium by foreigners. They did not sell out, and they will not sell out. This is the fundamental difference between the US as a nation state, and Russia (and China, Iran and partially India) as civilisation states. Wether you get it or not.
TBoris These include Russian oligarch's interests(that keep Putin in power) Here is where you are dead wrong. Putin is in power despite the remaining Russian oligarchs. This is exactly why he is hated so much in the West. Shortly after Putin was brought to power, he made those oligarchs clear that they can keep their companies and their money, keep out of politics. If not, they will be removed one way or another. He proved his point with Khodorkovsky, after which many others left the country, either going to London (e.g. Abramovich), the US or Israel. The Russian deep state is fundamentally different from the Western ones. Putin represents a deeply nationalist elite of a country that was attacked and invaded a dozen times over a millenium by foreigners. They did not sell out, and they will not sell out. This is the fundamental difference between the US as a nation state, and Russia (and China, Iran and partially India) as civilisation states. Wether you get it or not.
These include Russian oligarch's interests(that keep Putin in power)
TBoris · 2025-08-26T02:33:13Z codis One example: [ Link ]
Dwoods44 · 2025-08-26T05:37:07Z At the beginning, Joe points out that Trump believes his own image, and laps it up. In my view, Trump's lead role on the Apprentice, gave him practice at playing a role, while not being the role. In other words, Trump, for the most part, does nothing by chance or ego. I am not saying Trump is a saint or savior, he plays a part, and he knows his part. Here is a different view of Trump, Glenn Beck's review of his private conversation with Trump at Mar-a-lago. [ Link ]
Dwoods44 · 2025-08-26T05:37:07Z
At the beginning, Joe points out that Trump believes his own image, and laps it up. In my view, Trump's lead role on the Apprentice, gave him practice at playing a role, while not being the role. In other words, Trump, for the most part, does nothing by chance or ego. I am not saying Trump is a saint or savior, he plays a part, and he knows his part. Here is a different view of Trump, Glenn Beck's review of his private conversation with Trump at Mar-a-lago. [ Link ]
Dwoods44 · 2025-08-26T07:39:40Z A perspective: The narrative of the day is the theater narrative. For the most part, the Trump team controls the narrative. It has many little expostions rising to the climax like Gabbard and Hegseth, a mystery regarding Epstein flip-flop, Maxwell playing a part that appears to be deception in supporting the no-list version, the EU gang visit to the WH to pressure or kneel-down to Trump, the Putin-Trump meeting annointing diplomacy, Trump apparently supporting Netanyahu's genocide... Where is the big bang climax? What is the big bang climax?
Dwoods44 · 2025-08-26T07:39:40Z
A perspective: The narrative of the day is the theater narrative. For the most part, the Trump team controls the narrative. It has many little expostions rising to the climax like Gabbard and Hegseth, a mystery regarding Epstein flip-flop, Maxwell playing a part that appears to be deception in supporting the no-list version, the EU gang visit to the WH to pressure or kneel-down to Trump, the Putin-Trump meeting annointing diplomacy, Trump apparently supporting Netanyahu's genocide... Where is the big bang climax? What is the big bang climax?
nedlud · 2025-08-26T08:33:34Z Dwoods44 your nuts you're really fucking nuts you know. but i guess maybe that applies to all of us here... and our speech writers. (sarcasm) ned, out
Dwoods44 your nuts you're really fucking nuts you know. but i guess maybe that applies to all of us here... and our speech writers. (sarcasm) ned, out
Buffalo_Ken · 2025-08-27T03:30:16Z nedlud - yo nedlud - the other Ned Ludd is nuts as well u want my opinion - see below. Nedludds all about I reckon - one ned another ned - ludds both - luddites - ned ludd luddites? I mean what the hell. I asked about this years ago and got no response - I ask again - are you two related? You both be ned luddites I reckon. I mean gracious me - all you nedlud's - I mean Ned Ludds - I mean Know it all Neds - you all are nuts! ~ How u like them apples nedlud ? Ken
Buffalo_Ken · 2025-08-27T03:30:16Z
nedlud - yo nedlud - the other Ned Ludd is nuts as well u want my opinion - see below. Nedludds all about I reckon - one ned another ned - ludds both - luddites - ned ludd luddites? I mean what the hell. I asked about this years ago and got no response - I ask again - are you two related? You both be ned luddites I reckon. I mean gracious me - all you nedlud's - I mean Ned Ludds - I mean Know it all Neds - you all are nuts! ~ How u like them apples nedlud ? Ken
Dwoods44 · 2025-08-27T05:12:00Z nedlud That's why I said "perspective". What is a perspective? In descriptions of an object in space, it is different views of its 3D. In intellectual views, it is ideas that invite thinking outside the flow. For example, the moon landings. The flow is we did it, we have the video proof. Another perspective, it was staged and the videos were from a Hollywood studio.
Dwoods44 · 2025-08-27T05:12:00Z
nedlud That's why I said "perspective". What is a perspective? In descriptions of an object in space, it is different views of its 3D. In intellectual views, it is ideas that invite thinking outside the flow. For example, the moon landings. The flow is we did it, we have the video proof. Another perspective, it was staged and the videos were from a Hollywood studio.
nedlud · 2025-08-26T08:24:08Z mutually inclusive as humans, we are fortunate indeed, to have a rising (technocratic) police state which has come to exist, solely to control or better yet, to eliminate, the crime state... ....soon, there will be peace. i guarantee it. signed, superman (and every other superman there ever was)
mutually inclusive as humans, we are fortunate indeed, to have a rising (technocratic) police state which has come to exist, solely to control or better yet, to eliminate, the crime state... ....soon, there will be peace. i guarantee it. signed, superman (and every other superman there ever was)
nedlud · 2025-08-26T10:46:22Z follow me q: what does a real leader do? a: he creates space, open-ness, trust. q: what does a 'false' leader do? a: he creates enclosures, prisons, 'security' systems. follow me. have a nice day. ned, out
follow me q: what does a real leader do? a: he creates space, open-ness, trust. q: what does a 'false' leader do? a: he creates enclosures, prisons, 'security' systems. follow me. have a nice day. ned, out
Buffalo_Ken · 2025-08-26T23:20:25Z I'm thinking the solution for the *kraine war is simple. The place used to be called "The Ukraine" no longer exists. Its never really been a country in the first place. That's what I'm thinking - if I was Putin - well who knows what Putin is thinking... If I was Medvedev - I'd whisper this is somebody's ear - cause really... We need solution to this Slav-affair gone out of control... Lets bring it to an end please for fucking Christ's sake.... bunch of bullshit... ~ but before that - there are some matters in need of attention..rapidly. The Children of Gaza are being starved and invaded - and the spirits fixing to rise are going to DEMAND retribution ... So - lets bring one war to an end and then lets end the other causing ongoing harm that is beyond that which is allowed for any species thinks it has the "right to live". ~ Gracious.
Buffalo_Ken · 2025-08-26T23:20:25Z
I'm thinking the solution for the *kraine war is simple. The place used to be called "The Ukraine" no longer exists. Its never really been a country in the first place. That's what I'm thinking - if I was Putin - well who knows what Putin is thinking... If I was Medvedev - I'd whisper this is somebody's ear - cause really... We need solution to this Slav-affair gone out of control... Lets bring it to an end please for fucking Christ's sake.... bunch of bullshit... ~ but before that - there are some matters in need of attention..rapidly. The Children of Gaza are being starved and invaded - and the spirits fixing to rise are going to DEMAND retribution ... So - lets bring one war to an end and then lets end the other causing ongoing harm that is beyond that which is allowed for any species thinks it has the "right to live". ~ Gracious.
Buffalo_Ken · 2025-08-26T23:28:44Z Buffalo_Ken - now for your edification and mine: From the Brave ai: Slav-affair The term "Slav-affair" most closely refers to the Lipošćak affair, a significant political event in the final days of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. This alleged conspiracy, led by former Austro-Hungarian Army General Anton Lipošćak, was accused of plotting to seize power in the newly proclaimed State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs at the end of the First World War. The majority view holds that the allegations were fabricated by allies of Croat-Serb Coalition leader Svetozar Pribičević. Lipošćak was arrested on 22 November 1918 on suspicion of treason, accused of aiming to revive the Habsburg monarchy or work on behalf of foreign powers or the Bolsheviks. The affair occurred amidst widespread unrest, including the Green Cadres' looting in Croatia-Slavonia and advancing Italian forces enforcing territorial claims under the Treaty of London. The Lipošćak affair provided Pribičević with a pretext to demand urgent unification with Serbia, which ultimately took place on 1 December 1918, leading to the establishment of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. Lipošćak was cleared of charges by a Military Tribunal in Zagreb in early 1919 and released, though he was kept under surveillance until his death in 1924. Another event sometimes associated with the term is the SLĀV affair, a 2018 controversy surrounding a musical stage play titled SLĀV directed by Robert Lepage and based on recordings by singer Béatrice "Betty" Bonifassi. The play, which reinterpreted music composed by enslaved and incarcerated African Americans, faced protests from the SLĀV Resistance Collective who accused it of cultural appropriation. The controversy highlighted broader issues of antiblackness and resistance in Quebec, with the play eventually being cancelled as Black artists withdrew from the Montreal International Jazz Festival. But - I have another image to add to this discourse - and it is here: [ Link ] ~ BK, 82625 1928
Buffalo_Ken · 2025-08-26T23:28:44Z
Buffalo_Ken - now for your edification and mine: From the Brave ai: Slav-affair The term "Slav-affair" most closely refers to the Lipošćak affair, a significant political event in the final days of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. This alleged conspiracy, led by former Austro-Hungarian Army General Anton Lipošćak, was accused of plotting to seize power in the newly proclaimed State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs at the end of the First World War. The majority view holds that the allegations were fabricated by allies of Croat-Serb Coalition leader Svetozar Pribičević. Lipošćak was arrested on 22 November 1918 on suspicion of treason, accused of aiming to revive the Habsburg monarchy or work on behalf of foreign powers or the Bolsheviks. The affair occurred amidst widespread unrest, including the Green Cadres' looting in Croatia-Slavonia and advancing Italian forces enforcing territorial claims under the Treaty of London. The Lipošćak affair provided Pribičević with a pretext to demand urgent unification with Serbia, which ultimately took place on 1 December 1918, leading to the establishment of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. Lipošćak was cleared of charges by a Military Tribunal in Zagreb in early 1919 and released, though he was kept under surveillance until his death in 1924. Another event sometimes associated with the term is the SLĀV affair, a 2018 controversy surrounding a musical stage play titled SLĀV directed by Robert Lepage and based on recordings by singer Béatrice "Betty" Bonifassi. The play, which reinterpreted music composed by enslaved and incarcerated African Americans, faced protests from the SLĀV Resistance Collective who accused it of cultural appropriation. The controversy highlighted broader issues of antiblackness and resistance in Quebec, with the play eventually being cancelled as Black artists withdrew from the Montreal International Jazz Festival. But - I have another image to add to this discourse - and it is here: [ Link ] ~ BK, 82625 1928
Slav-affair The term "Slav-affair" most closely refers to the Lipošćak affair, a significant political event in the final days of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. This alleged conspiracy, led by former Austro-Hungarian Army General Anton Lipošćak, was accused of plotting to seize power in the newly proclaimed State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs at the end of the First World War. The majority view holds that the allegations were fabricated by allies of Croat-Serb Coalition leader Svetozar Pribičević. Lipošćak was arrested on 22 November 1918 on suspicion of treason, accused of aiming to revive the Habsburg monarchy or work on behalf of foreign powers or the Bolsheviks. The affair occurred amidst widespread unrest, including the Green Cadres' looting in Croatia-Slavonia and advancing Italian forces enforcing territorial claims under the Treaty of London. The Lipošćak affair provided Pribičević with a pretext to demand urgent unification with Serbia, which ultimately took place on 1 December 1918, leading to the establishment of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. Lipošćak was cleared of charges by a Military Tribunal in Zagreb in early 1919 and released, though he was kept under surveillance until his death in 1924. Another event sometimes associated with the term is the SLĀV affair, a 2018 controversy surrounding a musical stage play titled SLĀV directed by Robert Lepage and based on recordings by singer Béatrice "Betty" Bonifassi. The play, which reinterpreted music composed by enslaved and incarcerated African Americans, faced protests from the SLĀV Resistance Collective who accused it of cultural appropriation. The controversy highlighted broader issues of antiblackness and resistance in Quebec, with the play eventually being cancelled as Black artists withdrew from the Montreal International Jazz Festival.
Ned Ludd · 2025-08-27T02:56:51Z Buffalo_Ken So, basically the Bolshies took it all. Right then. Thank you.
Ned Ludd · 2025-08-27T02:56:51Z
Buffalo_Ken So, basically the Bolshies took it all. Right then. Thank you.
Buffalo_Ken · 2025-08-27T03:02:58Z Buffalo_Ken So, basically the Bolshies took it all. Right then. Thank you. That's not the conclusion I have Ned Ludd - is it yours? If so fine, but it ain't mine. So no " Right then " on me - please clarify - seems to me the "Bolshies" basically have lost ideologically - so not sure what you are getting at Ned - and really - don't talk shit to me please....treat an "old man" with respect even if you think you know it all! Cause I learned from the "masters" the art of shit talking Ned - and you know the old lesson don't you - don't bullshit a bullshitter. ~ Better ideas beckon Ned - get a clue! Ken 🦬🦬🦬🦬🦬
Buffalo_Ken · 2025-08-27T03:02:58Z
Buffalo_Ken So, basically the Bolshies took it all. Right then. Thank you. That's not the conclusion I have Ned Ludd - is it yours? If so fine, but it ain't mine. So no " Right then " on me - please clarify - seems to me the "Bolshies" basically have lost ideologically - so not sure what you are getting at Ned - and really - don't talk shit to me please....treat an "old man" with respect even if you think you know it all! Cause I learned from the "masters" the art of shit talking Ned - and you know the old lesson don't you - don't bullshit a bullshitter. ~ Better ideas beckon Ned - get a clue! Ken 🦬🦬🦬🦬🦬
Buffalo_Ken · 2025-08-27T03:10:13Z Ned Ludd - so now I'll tell you two memories from Toronto - and being I grew up in Buffalo - we visited that place many times. One memory is old and the other more recent. 1. When a kid I had just been given a "jab" during the visit to Toronto - Science Museum as well - and that place was special and still is hopefully - but I had to hold my arm in a certain position - cause of the swelling I reckon Ned - even back then - them jabs had effect. 2. Later on after I had kids of my own, and we had a "family reunion" in Toronto and twas there one of the most fearful events of my life occurred....and my wife almost lost her heart - twas an unpleasant experience in many ways - we all were stuck in hotel rooms there - not a good idea and we never did that again - but walking down the road - a busy road in Toronto - my daughter about I can't remember for sure - six year old thought she saw her Mama - on the other side of the road and so she dashed toward the illusion and crossed the road during a moment of confusion - and all our hearts skipped a beat.....but my sweet April wasn't heart, but her Mama's heart sure was - and that is the last time I been in Toronto with family. ~ I've been there on business - but the place seems to have lost its vitality. Don't talk shit to me Ned. Tis unbecoming of one "luddite" to another - don't try to cast aspersions Ned!
Buffalo_Ken · 2025-08-27T03:10:13Z
Ned Ludd - so now I'll tell you two memories from Toronto - and being I grew up in Buffalo - we visited that place many times. One memory is old and the other more recent. 1. When a kid I had just been given a "jab" during the visit to Toronto - Science Museum as well - and that place was special and still is hopefully - but I had to hold my arm in a certain position - cause of the swelling I reckon Ned - even back then - them jabs had effect. 2. Later on after I had kids of my own, and we had a "family reunion" in Toronto and twas there one of the most fearful events of my life occurred....and my wife almost lost her heart - twas an unpleasant experience in many ways - we all were stuck in hotel rooms there - not a good idea and we never did that again - but walking down the road - a busy road in Toronto - my daughter about I can't remember for sure - six year old thought she saw her Mama - on the other side of the road and so she dashed toward the illusion and crossed the road during a moment of confusion - and all our hearts skipped a beat.....but my sweet April wasn't heart, but her Mama's heart sure was - and that is the last time I been in Toronto with family. ~ I've been there on business - but the place seems to have lost its vitality. Don't talk shit to me Ned. Tis unbecoming of one "luddite" to another - don't try to cast aspersions Ned!
Buffalo_Ken · 2025-08-27T03:16:15Z Buffalo_Ken oh crap - timed out again Ned...to finish what I was typing.... ~ I've been there on business - but the place seems to have lost its vitality. Please don't talk shit to me Ned. Tis unbecoming of one "luddite" to another - don't try to cast aspersions and get a little piece of quiet solitude Ned - you don't remember do you.....you just got to be so judgmental - like you know it all ned - "Know it all Ned" - that is my new name for you! ~ Tis sad when bloodflow stops going to the brain - means you stopped learning Know it all Ned! My daughter wasn't "hurt" - she very well could of been - Toronto gets on my nerves Ned. Ken
Buffalo_Ken · 2025-08-27T03:16:15Z
Buffalo_Ken oh crap - timed out again Ned...to finish what I was typing.... ~ I've been there on business - but the place seems to have lost its vitality. Please don't talk shit to me Ned. Tis unbecoming of one "luddite" to another - don't try to cast aspersions and get a little piece of quiet solitude Ned - you don't remember do you.....you just got to be so judgmental - like you know it all ned - "Know it all Ned" - that is my new name for you! ~ Tis sad when bloodflow stops going to the brain - means you stopped learning Know it all Ned! My daughter wasn't "hurt" - she very well could of been - Toronto gets on my nerves Ned. Ken
TBoris · 2025-08-27T12:18:13Z Buffalo_Ken To me it is the traffic and the high cost of living.
Buffalo_Ken To me it is the traffic and the high cost of living.
Ned Ludd · 2025-08-27T19:53:59Z Buffalo_Ken Well, they did. Their tradecraft was better than all their competitors. At the time. In due course the Stalinist decray set in. It's useful to observe what they did right. And they got a lot of things right.
Ned Ludd · 2025-08-27T19:53:59Z
Buffalo_Ken Well, they did. Their tradecraft was better than all their competitors. At the time. In due course the Stalinist decray set in. It's useful to observe what they did right. And they got a lot of things right.
Ned Ludd · 2025-08-27T19:55:02Z Buffalo_Ken You are repeating youself.
Ned Ludd · 2025-08-27T19:55:02Z
Buffalo_Ken You are repeating youself.
Buffalo_Ken · Ned Ludd · 2025-08-28T14:25:39Z
Buffalo_Ken · 2025-08-28T16:34:19Z Buffalo_Ken You are repeating youself. So are you Ned Ludd - I figured I'd add as an extra thought - but sometimes "repetition" is the best way to learn - consider multiplication tables in that regard ned - they are "out of favor" now - but sometimes the best teacher just "drills it into you"! Man - God Bless my 7th Grade math teacher at a Catholic elementary school - holy shit she drilled it into us kids! God Bless her.
Buffalo_Ken · 2025-08-28T16:34:19Z
Buffalo_Ken You are repeating youself. So are you Ned Ludd - I figured I'd add as an extra thought - but sometimes "repetition" is the best way to learn - consider multiplication tables in that regard ned - they are "out of favor" now - but sometimes the best teacher just "drills it into you"! Man - God Bless my 7th Grade math teacher at a Catholic elementary school - holy shit she drilled it into us kids! God Bless her.
Ned Ludd · 2025-09-01T17:36:44Z Buffalo_Ken I am re-reading "Cracker Culture" by Grady McWhiney where he describes young boys in the ante-bellum south who pulled pistols on teachers who annoyed them.
Ned Ludd · 2025-09-01T17:36:44Z
Buffalo_Ken I am re-reading "Cracker Culture" by Grady McWhiney where he describes young boys in the ante-bellum south who pulled pistols on teachers who annoyed them.
Buffalo_Ken · 2025-09-01T17:43:18Z Ned Ludd - well if I was a student in a class and one of the other students pulled a pistol on the teacher - odds are I would pull a pistol on said student and tell them - put your gun down - you are in the wrong. Get it ned? Know your place is what I would say - cause no teacher - even one full of seeming harmful intent ought be intimidated by some fucking student can't learn the lessons Ned. Got it? ~ In other words - there are ways to accomplish goals but shooting the teacher - whether he or she be in the wrong or not - is not one of the ways.
Buffalo_Ken · 2025-09-01T17:43:18Z
Ned Ludd - well if I was a student in a class and one of the other students pulled a pistol on the teacher - odds are I would pull a pistol on said student and tell them - put your gun down - you are in the wrong. Get it ned? Know your place is what I would say - cause no teacher - even one full of seeming harmful intent ought be intimidated by some fucking student can't learn the lessons Ned. Got it? ~ In other words - there are ways to accomplish goals but shooting the teacher - whether he or she be in the wrong or not - is not one of the ways.
Ned Ludd · 2025-09-01T19:58:46Z Buffalo_Ken In the ante-bellum years that didn't cut for much. Take your crap and stuff it. With respect BK. Read up a bit more.
Ned Ludd · 2025-09-01T19:58:46Z
Buffalo_Ken In the ante-bellum years that didn't cut for much. Take your crap and stuff it. With respect BK. Read up a bit more.
Buffalo_Ken · 2025-09-01T20:24:28Z Ned Ludd - well Ned I'll make sure to not read what you have to share - being you think you know it all....and I think Ned - you still got some lessons left to learn. So there you have it....I'm mean really - tell somebody you don't even know to "read up a bit more" - suggest you think you know it all - and I call that Ned. I call your bluff. ~ Place your bets - I raise two silver coins - pure - here they are Ned. [ Link ] - notice Ned the price for each is two times the spot price. ~ So I don't consider it "respectful" to tell another to "read up a bit more" - and frankly Ned - get a clue. ~ And I do have a block or two of those coins but they are not for sale Ned - get your own.
Buffalo_Ken · 2025-09-01T20:24:28Z
Ned Ludd - well Ned I'll make sure to not read what you have to share - being you think you know it all....and I think Ned - you still got some lessons left to learn. So there you have it....I'm mean really - tell somebody you don't even know to "read up a bit more" - suggest you think you know it all - and I call that Ned. I call your bluff. ~ Place your bets - I raise two silver coins - pure - here they are Ned. [ Link ] - notice Ned the price for each is two times the spot price. ~ So I don't consider it "respectful" to tell another to "read up a bit more" - and frankly Ned - get a clue. ~ And I do have a block or two of those coins but they are not for sale Ned - get your own.
yuri vodobenikov · 2025-08-27T22:20:11Z I perceive anglo projection. Suffering and casualties matter to amerikans--Russian mentality is different; unity increases with difficulties for Russians. Trump may be concerned that this conflict distracts from the main fear by the US elites---China...many in Russia perceive this as a civilizational conflict--world opinion is irrelevant to Russians--economic concerns also irrelevant---this is perceived in moral/spiritual terms....when the enemy is revealed Russians are relieved not disappointed. the civilizational nature of the conflict is now obvious. Russians Belarussians have long considered Ukrainians to be cunning--Lenin described them as sly. Most Soviet leaders were ukrainian---the 2 exceptions--Stalin Georgian, the despised Gorbachev, Russian. When USSR was distinct ideologically and officially atheist--there was little threat from Russia. The differences obvious to all. Now that religion is embraced and political ideology officially discarded in Russia ---western Europa /the angloshere---now largely rejecting Christian values, is faced with difficult ambiguities---the "west" can no longer demonize Russia for values they claim to embrace---the more profound threat is the civilizational spiritual example Russia now presents. That this attracts many in other societies---not only Christian but also Muslim Jewish Buddhist--the 4 official religions---has the west panicking. Russia may be the only nation where all 4 faiths live in harmony--and where the government has paid for construction and/or restoration of many hundreds of churches temples mosques synagogues
yuri vodobenikov · 2025-08-27T22:20:11Z
I perceive anglo projection. Suffering and casualties matter to amerikans--Russian mentality is different; unity increases with difficulties for Russians. Trump may be concerned that this conflict distracts from the main fear by the US elites---China...many in Russia perceive this as a civilizational conflict--world opinion is irrelevant to Russians--economic concerns also irrelevant---this is perceived in moral/spiritual terms....when the enemy is revealed Russians are relieved not disappointed. the civilizational nature of the conflict is now obvious. Russians Belarussians have long considered Ukrainians to be cunning--Lenin described them as sly. Most Soviet leaders were ukrainian---the 2 exceptions--Stalin Georgian, the despised Gorbachev, Russian. When USSR was distinct ideologically and officially atheist--there was little threat from Russia. The differences obvious to all. Now that religion is embraced and political ideology officially discarded in Russia ---western Europa /the angloshere---now largely rejecting Christian values, is faced with difficult ambiguities---the "west" can no longer demonize Russia for values they claim to embrace---the more profound threat is the civilizational spiritual example Russia now presents. That this attracts many in other societies---not only Christian but also Muslim Jewish Buddhist--the 4 official religions---has the west panicking. Russia may be the only nation where all 4 faiths live in harmony--and where the government has paid for construction and/or restoration of many hundreds of churches temples mosques synagogues
Buffalo_Ken · yuri vodobenikov · 2025-08-28T14:26:59Z
codis · 2025-08-28T15:24:09Z yuri vodobenikov ---the "west" can no longer demonize Russia for values they claim to embrace--- Oh yes, they can ! Like, not embracing gay, tranny and child rapists sexual diversity rights, like the hyper-liberal West now does perceive anglo projection. You might be right in a certain way. Perhaps you know that back then, the North American colonies attracted mostly individualists, criminals, and other people from continental Europe that did not quite fit in. Thus they mostly have no or very limited collectivist mindset, in contrast to Russia.
yuri vodobenikov ---the "west" can no longer demonize Russia for values they claim to embrace--- Oh yes, they can ! Like, not embracing gay, tranny and child rapists sexual diversity rights, like the hyper-liberal West now does perceive anglo projection. You might be right in a certain way. Perhaps you know that back then, the North American colonies attracted mostly individualists, criminals, and other people from continental Europe that did not quite fit in. Thus they mostly have no or very limited collectivist mindset, in contrast to Russia.
---the "west" can no longer demonize Russia for values they claim to embrace---
Buffalo_Ken · 2025-08-28T16:24:54Z codis ~ Lets not "split hairs", but the term "collectivist mindset" merits further examination in my view. I think it is possible to both retain one's "individuality" while at the same time participate in "community activity" - so to speak. A potential "win-win" maybe.....just depends I reckon as to whether some feel compelled to enforce a certain mindset upon others - when others just assume - mind their own business. You know codis ? Moreover - who the hell is the "west" I ask? We all ought not be lumped together as if there is some sort of cohesive mindset - oh no - I don't think so - in fact, I think the only "cohesive" mindset in that regards emanates from some seriously misguided, misbegotten, and confused so-called "elitist" stuck in 20th century ideology who think they - "rule the world" literally. I think they are soon to be forsaken. They are wrong. It has already been proven. PROVEN. Ken
Buffalo_Ken · 2025-08-28T16:24:54Z
codis ~ Lets not "split hairs", but the term "collectivist mindset" merits further examination in my view. I think it is possible to both retain one's "individuality" while at the same time participate in "community activity" - so to speak. A potential "win-win" maybe.....just depends I reckon as to whether some feel compelled to enforce a certain mindset upon others - when others just assume - mind their own business. You know codis ? Moreover - who the hell is the "west" I ask? We all ought not be lumped together as if there is some sort of cohesive mindset - oh no - I don't think so - in fact, I think the only "cohesive" mindset in that regards emanates from some seriously misguided, misbegotten, and confused so-called "elitist" stuck in 20th century ideology who think they - "rule the world" literally. I think they are soon to be forsaken. They are wrong. It has already been proven. PROVEN. Ken
TBoris · 2025-08-29T02:11:01Z Buffalo_Ken I agree with you that East vs. West is a construct used to divide us. Here is some music to go along with that 'Pet Shop Boys - West End Girls (Official Video)': [ Link ] While you listen read on... "They are wrong. It has already been proven." Yes they(the globalists) are wrong, but they are are effective in the divide-and-rule tactics. And they are winning right now. Codis (and Dwoods44) ganged up on me recently with "they are failing", etc. No they are not. We are the losers right now. Better to not be fooled or slacking off during these times I think. Lets not "split hairs", but the term "collectivist mindset" merits further examination in my view. I think it is possible to both retain one's "individuality" while at the same time participate in "community activity" - so to speak. A potential "win-win" maybe.....just depends I reckon as to whether some feel compelled to enforce a certain mindset upon others - when others just assume - mind their own business. More than split hairs I think. You nailed it. "Know thyself, nothing in excess, surety is ruin"-Delphic maxims. Once one can separate our true selves from what is others (be they other bodies or attached spirits) one can finally clear the fog hiding reality from illusion...And thus collectiveness becomes possible. In other words(collectiveness) seeing the "other" as your left hand separated from your right (for those materialists that can't get beyond the senses!). You know! Not Ned, TBoris (hopefully good enough ) out.
Buffalo_Ken I agree with you that East vs. West is a construct used to divide us. Here is some music to go along with that 'Pet Shop Boys - West End Girls (Official Video)': [ Link ] While you listen read on... "They are wrong. It has already been proven." Yes they(the globalists) are wrong, but they are are effective in the divide-and-rule tactics. And they are winning right now. Codis (and Dwoods44) ganged up on me recently with "they are failing", etc. No they are not. We are the losers right now. Better to not be fooled or slacking off during these times I think. Lets not "split hairs", but the term "collectivist mindset" merits further examination in my view. I think it is possible to both retain one's "individuality" while at the same time participate in "community activity" - so to speak. A potential "win-win" maybe.....just depends I reckon as to whether some feel compelled to enforce a certain mindset upon others - when others just assume - mind their own business. More than split hairs I think. You nailed it. "Know thyself, nothing in excess, surety is ruin"-Delphic maxims. Once one can separate our true selves from what is others (be they other bodies or attached spirits) one can finally clear the fog hiding reality from illusion...And thus collectiveness becomes possible. In other words(collectiveness) seeing the "other" as your left hand separated from your right (for those materialists that can't get beyond the senses!). You know! Not Ned, TBoris (hopefully good enough ) out.
"They are wrong. It has already been proven."
Lets not "split hairs", but the term "collectivist mindset" merits further examination in my view. I think it is possible to both retain one's "individuality" while at the same time participate in "community activity" - so to speak. A potential "win-win" maybe.....just depends I reckon as to whether some feel compelled to enforce a certain mindset upon others - when others just assume - mind their own business.
TBoris · 2025-08-29T02:34:18Z codis Oh yes, they can ! You are right on that! And they do. "The crime that pays is the crime that stays"!! Perhaps you know that back then, the North American colonies attracted mostly individualists, criminals, and other people from continental Europe that did not quite fit in. Thus they mostly have no or very limited collectivist mindset, in contrast to Russia. Those that wrote the Declaration of Independence are not the ones that signed off on the counter revolution: "The US Constitution" where England again established its "special relationship" as being the mother land of the colonies(especially in usuary nominee shareholder banking!!). This is just like like Germany being occupied since WWII(though for the US it was March 4, 1789). So yes criminals came and established the crime syndicate in NY but fighting back and "winning"(if we can) is bringing 1776 back to our times...And Russia has had more than just collective mindset going back through its long and ancient history. This one on SOTT comes to mind regarding that(hey we are in there - in the comment section figure that!): Best of the Web: The 'Time of Troubles' and the birth of the nation: Why Russia celebrates its 'Unity Day' every November 4 November 4 marks Unity Day in Russia, which is a fairly new holiday. It was established in order to replace the old October Revolution Day, which was celebrated in the USSR for over 70 years. Many...
codis Oh yes, they can ! You are right on that! And they do. "The crime that pays is the crime that stays"!! Perhaps you know that back then, the North American colonies attracted mostly individualists, criminals, and other people from continental Europe that did not quite fit in. Thus they mostly have no or very limited collectivist mindset, in contrast to Russia. Those that wrote the Declaration of Independence are not the ones that signed off on the counter revolution: "The US Constitution" where England again established its "special relationship" as being the mother land of the colonies(especially in usuary nominee shareholder banking!!). This is just like like Germany being occupied since WWII(though for the US it was March 4, 1789). So yes criminals came and established the crime syndicate in NY but fighting back and "winning"(if we can) is bringing 1776 back to our times...And Russia has had more than just collective mindset going back through its long and ancient history. This one on SOTT comes to mind regarding that(hey we are in there - in the comment section figure that!): Best of the Web: The 'Time of Troubles' and the birth of the nation: Why Russia celebrates its 'Unity Day' every November 4 November 4 marks Unity Day in Russia, which is a fairly new holiday. It was established in order to replace the old October Revolution Day, which was celebrated in the USSR for over 70 years. Many...
Perhaps you know that back then, the North American colonies attracted mostly individualists, criminals, and other people from continental Europe that did not quite fit in. Thus they mostly have no or very limited collectivist mindset, in contrast to Russia.
Best of the Web: The 'Time of Troubles' and the birth of the nation: Why Russia celebrates its 'Unity Day' every November 4 November 4 marks Unity Day in Russia, which is a fairly new holiday. It was established in order to replace the old October Revolution Day, which was celebrated in the USSR for over 70 years. Many...
codis · 2025-08-29T07:20:20Z Buffalo_Ken Lets not "split hairs", but the term "collectivist mindset" merits further examination in my view. I think it is possible to both retain one's "individuality" while at the same time participate in "community activity" - so to speak. There something unique about the Russians in this regard, that IMHO transcends the current narrative and society. If you remember, the Russian economy and financial system basically collapsed after the end of the Soviet Union. Inflation was raging, many copmanies and administrations went bankrupt. Many companies could not pay their staff and their workers anymore. Yet, a lot of them continued to show up, even with little or no payment at all. This is a documented fact. Many might have done it because they understood a contrary decision would have deeped and hastened the chaos, causing more pain and death on a societal level. Some perhaps to escape the bickering wife for a few hours ... And not for a minute I believe they kept going out of "communist indoctrination". Most had internally abandoned this ideology long before fall, just paying lip service as long as it was upheld. But there seems to be a general undestanding that a society is the sum of action of all individuals, and all individual actions affect others. And my argument is, this insight is much more prevalent in the East (Russia, China) than in the West. Actions speak louder than words in this regard.
Buffalo_Ken Lets not "split hairs", but the term "collectivist mindset" merits further examination in my view. I think it is possible to both retain one's "individuality" while at the same time participate in "community activity" - so to speak. There something unique about the Russians in this regard, that IMHO transcends the current narrative and society. If you remember, the Russian economy and financial system basically collapsed after the end of the Soviet Union. Inflation was raging, many copmanies and administrations went bankrupt. Many companies could not pay their staff and their workers anymore. Yet, a lot of them continued to show up, even with little or no payment at all. This is a documented fact. Many might have done it because they understood a contrary decision would have deeped and hastened the chaos, causing more pain and death on a societal level. Some perhaps to escape the bickering wife for a few hours ... And not for a minute I believe they kept going out of "communist indoctrination". Most had internally abandoned this ideology long before fall, just paying lip service as long as it was upheld. But there seems to be a general undestanding that a society is the sum of action of all individuals, and all individual actions affect others. And my argument is, this insight is much more prevalent in the East (Russia, China) than in the West. Actions speak louder than words in this regard.
Lets not "split hairs", but the term "collectivist mindset" merits further examination in my view. I think it is possible to both retain one's "individuality" while at the same time participate in "community activity" - so to speak.
Dwoods44 · 2025-08-29T07:54:27Z codis Regarding the fall of the USSR: There are some theories that the West engineered the fall of the USSR. Here is brave Ai: "The United States is alleged to have engineered the collapse of the Soviet Union through a multifaceted strategy aimed at undermining its economy, particularly during the Reagan administration. This strategy involved a concerted 10-year campaign of economic warfare, sabotage, and psychological operations designed to exploit the Soviet Union's vulnerabilities. A central component was the deliberate effort to isolate the Soviet economy by pressuring Western allies to cut off access to critical technologies. "
Dwoods44 · 2025-08-29T07:54:27Z
codis Regarding the fall of the USSR: There are some theories that the West engineered the fall of the USSR. Here is brave Ai: "The United States is alleged to have engineered the collapse of the Soviet Union through a multifaceted strategy aimed at undermining its economy, particularly during the Reagan administration. This strategy involved a concerted 10-year campaign of economic warfare, sabotage, and psychological operations designed to exploit the Soviet Union's vulnerabilities. A central component was the deliberate effort to isolate the Soviet economy by pressuring Western allies to cut off access to critical technologies. "
codis · 2025-08-29T08:55:08Z Dwoods44 Of course, like they claim to have defeated the Nazis all on their own. The effect of e.g. the Afghan war or or other Western hybrid warfare campaigns is grossly overestimated. Of course someone always wants to take credit. But the communist system had outlived itself, people and even party members and functionaries were either sick of it or apathetic. Which is why basically all Eastern Bloc governments fell in very short order.
Dwoods44 Of course, like they claim to have defeated the Nazis all on their own. The effect of e.g. the Afghan war or or other Western hybrid warfare campaigns is grossly overestimated. Of course someone always wants to take credit. But the communist system had outlived itself, people and even party members and functionaries were either sick of it or apathetic. Which is why basically all Eastern Bloc governments fell in very short order.
Buffalo_Ken · 2025-08-29T16:44:00Z TBoris - I really appreciate your comment and the others above - this is why I frequent this place - it is hard to find well-informed discourse these days and without that how we gonna be able to learn together.... So I know I've said it before, and I know sometimes we don't always agree, but I appreciate the discourse from you and others here. Thanks, BK
Buffalo_Ken · 2025-08-29T16:44:00Z
TBoris - I really appreciate your comment and the others above - this is why I frequent this place - it is hard to find well-informed discourse these days and without that how we gonna be able to learn together.... So I know I've said it before, and I know sometimes we don't always agree, but I appreciate the discourse from you and others here. Thanks, BK
Dwoods44 · 2025-08-30T05:18:47Z Buffalo_Ken Me too, "well-informed discourse", especially where it questions the prevailing narrative.
Dwoods44 · 2025-08-30T05:18:47Z
Buffalo_Ken Me too, "well-informed discourse", especially where it questions the prevailing narrative.
Ned Ludd · 2025-09-01T20:03:14Z yuri vodobenikov Hey buddy. Some of us know a lot more about this than you do. Your rubbish cuts no mustard. If you can't square up about Trotsky you are still sporting stalinist crap. Who killed Kirov?
Ned Ludd · 2025-09-01T20:03:14Z
yuri vodobenikov Hey buddy. Some of us know a lot more about this than you do. Your rubbish cuts no mustard. If you can't square up about Trotsky you are still sporting stalinist crap. Who killed Kirov?
parzival · 2025-08-30T00:02:35Z 'This girl needs her own podcast' [ Link ]
parzival · 2025-08-30T00:02:35Z
'This girl needs her own podcast' [ Link ]
Buffalo_Ken · 2025-08-30T01:16:01Z parzival - I don't think so - something bout that seems fabricated P! Let the girl be herself - she don't need to be chatting away at such a young age! And truly - what sort of parents would "film" this and share it with the world? Seems sort of unfair you want my opinion - projecting too much upon the young child. BK
Buffalo_Ken · 2025-08-30T01:16:01Z
parzival - I don't think so - something bout that seems fabricated P! Let the girl be herself - she don't need to be chatting away at such a young age! And truly - what sort of parents would "film" this and share it with the world? Seems sort of unfair you want my opinion - projecting too much upon the young child. BK
parzival · 2025-08-30T01:38:25Z Buffalo_Ken Out of the mouth of babes Ken. Somewhat funny, but not entertaining. Of course you're correct.
parzival · 2025-08-30T01:38:25Z
Buffalo_Ken Out of the mouth of babes Ken. Somewhat funny, but not entertaining. Of course you're correct.
Buffalo_Ken · parzival · 2025-08-30T15:53:12Z
Dwoods44 · 2025-08-30T13:06:31Z Here is Dr. Jack Kruse, a neurosurgeon, who has been investigating light and its affect on circadian rhythm and its affect on mitochondrial energy production. In this link he discusses the use of light to manipulate people [ Link ] At the beginning he states how did manipulation go from Mk-Ultra to the Stanford Research Institute to the Obama Brain Health Initiative?
Dwoods44 · 2025-08-30T13:06:31Z
Here is Dr. Jack Kruse, a neurosurgeon, who has been investigating light and its affect on circadian rhythm and its affect on mitochondrial energy production. In this link he discusses the use of light to manipulate people [ Link ] At the beginning he states how did manipulation go from Mk-Ultra to the Stanford Research Institute to the Obama Brain Health Initiative?
Dwoods44 · 2025-08-30T15:31:26Z Dwoods44 An excellent interview. He states Trump and Vance serve DARPA, which is not my current belief system. He promotes sovereign Bitcoin, not any that are controlled by some other party like the government. His point of view is that the Trump team globalism replaces the Rockefeller/Rothchilds with Technocracy, using the blue light and other control mechanisms. This is the first interview I have watched with him to discover he moved to El Salvador. Kruse is highly intelligent, a bit in your face, and has researched everything he discusses. Here is his website, [ Link ] . I have linked it before.
Dwoods44 · 2025-08-30T15:31:26Z
Dwoods44 An excellent interview. He states Trump and Vance serve DARPA, which is not my current belief system. He promotes sovereign Bitcoin, not any that are controlled by some other party like the government. His point of view is that the Trump team globalism replaces the Rockefeller/Rothchilds with Technocracy, using the blue light and other control mechanisms. This is the first interview I have watched with him to discover he moved to El Salvador. Kruse is highly intelligent, a bit in your face, and has researched everything he discusses. Here is his website, [ Link ] . I have linked it before.
Dwoods44 · 2025-08-30T15:34:52Z Dwoods44 Here is the interviewer's youtube channel. [ Link ]
Dwoods44 · 2025-08-30T15:34:52Z
Dwoods44 Here is the interviewer's youtube channel. [ Link ]
Dwoods44 · 2025-08-30T15:47:01Z Dwoods44 Here is another interview between TFTC and Kruse. This one delves into the Casey and Calley means as part of the technocrats. [ Link ]
Dwoods44 · 2025-08-30T15:47:01Z
Dwoods44 Here is another interview between TFTC and Kruse. This one delves into the Casey and Calley means as part of the technocrats. [ Link ]
parzival · Dwoods44 · 2025-09-01T02:45:04Z
Ned Ludd · 2025-09-01T20:03:50Z Dwoods44 Nicely put sir.
Ned Ludd · 2025-09-01T20:03:50Z