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Intel Slava
12.04.202513:11
🇷🇺🇺🇦Ukrainian Air Force Loses Another F-16 Fighter
The pilot Pavel Ivanov was killed along with the plane.
The pilot Pavel Ivanov was killed along with the plane.
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Slavyangrad
10.04.202521:22
'German equipment is hardly fully fit for war' – Tagesschau writes that the Ukrainian Armed Forces are having serious problems with weapons from Germany
'The Bundeswehr military attaché returned from a trip to Ukraine and lectured officers on how the Ukrainians use German weapons. A secret transcript of the lecture, which is in the possession of WDR, NDR and Süddeutsche Zeitung, says that all the equipment is vulnerable and sometimes ineffective.
The Panzerhaubitze 2000 self-propelled howitzer is so technically vulnerable that its suitability for warfare is seriously questioned.
Leopard 1A5 tank – due to its weak armor, it is used as artillery.
Leopard 2A6 tank - impossible to repair at the front, too difficult.
The IRIS-T air defense system is effective, but the ammunition is very expensive. There is little of it and it runs out quickly.
The PATRIOT air defense system is not fit for combat use. The carrier is too old and the manufacturer can no longer supply spare parts
The German army is a total mess, it will take a long time and a lot of money to turn it around. The German government by sending equipment and munitions to Ukraine has only made the situation worse.
@Slavyangrad
'The Bundeswehr military attaché returned from a trip to Ukraine and lectured officers on how the Ukrainians use German weapons. A secret transcript of the lecture, which is in the possession of WDR, NDR and Süddeutsche Zeitung, says that all the equipment is vulnerable and sometimes ineffective.
The Panzerhaubitze 2000 self-propelled howitzer is so technically vulnerable that its suitability for warfare is seriously questioned.
Leopard 1A5 tank – due to its weak armor, it is used as artillery.
Leopard 2A6 tank - impossible to repair at the front, too difficult.
The IRIS-T air defense system is effective, but the ammunition is very expensive. There is little of it and it runs out quickly.
The PATRIOT air defense system is not fit for combat use. The carrier is too old and the manufacturer can no longer supply spare parts
The German army is a total mess, it will take a long time and a lot of money to turn it around. The German government by sending equipment and munitions to Ukraine has only made the situation worse.
@Slavyangrad
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The Islander
10.04.202519:25
“You Can’t Just Live for Free Off Us” — Unless You’re Israel or Wall Street
Trump’s Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick laid it out:
“They’ve all been living in our house. Driving our car. Eating our food… You can’t just live for free off us.”
Thank God someone finally said it to Israel.
Oh wait — they didn’t.
Because when they say “you,” they mean China, BRICS, and the Global South, not Tel Aviv, not Kiev, and certainly not Raytheon or Lockheed. The Empire’s favorite tenants are still guzzling from the fridge, rent-free, arms full of weapons paid for by American workers, while Gaza burns and Ukraine bleeds.
And now, Trump, the self-declared “tariff king”, got spooked. After a multi market crash, he pressed pause. A 90-day freeze on new tariffs. Wall Street had a tantrum, and the White House folded.
“People were getting yippy… afraid,” Trump said, watching the bond market like a weather vane.
This is not tough medicine. This is cosplay economics for the TV cameras, and bailout capitalism when the suits get nervous.
Sure, the S&P soared the next day. But who’s that really helping? Not Detroit. Not Youngstown. Not the Rust Belt. This is financialized patriotism, empty slogans, with bankers still holding the leash.
The truth? America isn’t being looted by foreign exporters. It was looted by its own ruling class.
• They shipped the factories overseas.
• They turned housing, health, and education into debt traps.
• They sold “free trade” while building a surveillance empire in the name of security.
• They launched forever wars, racked up trillions in costs, then told the world to foot the bill for the cleanup.
And now they want to talk about “reciprocal trade”?
Fine. Let’s compare receipts.
• Just Iraq, Libya, Syria, Afghanistan alone— trillions in destruction.
• Sanctions on 40+ countries — economic terrorism by another name.
• CIA coups, color revolutions, and drone assassinations — all billed to the victims.
If the U.S. wants a “level playing field,” the Global South should send the invoice.
Trump can bluff with tariffs all he wants. But the era of unipolar looting is ending. Eurasia is realigning. The dollar is wobbling. And even the Empire’s markets are exposing its own emperor, naked, nervous, and ruled by reflex.
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Trump’s Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick laid it out:
“They’ve all been living in our house. Driving our car. Eating our food… You can’t just live for free off us.”
Thank God someone finally said it to Israel.
Oh wait — they didn’t.
Because when they say “you,” they mean China, BRICS, and the Global South, not Tel Aviv, not Kiev, and certainly not Raytheon or Lockheed. The Empire’s favorite tenants are still guzzling from the fridge, rent-free, arms full of weapons paid for by American workers, while Gaza burns and Ukraine bleeds.
And now, Trump, the self-declared “tariff king”, got spooked. After a multi market crash, he pressed pause. A 90-day freeze on new tariffs. Wall Street had a tantrum, and the White House folded.
“People were getting yippy… afraid,” Trump said, watching the bond market like a weather vane.
This is not tough medicine. This is cosplay economics for the TV cameras, and bailout capitalism when the suits get nervous.
Sure, the S&P soared the next day. But who’s that really helping? Not Detroit. Not Youngstown. Not the Rust Belt. This is financialized patriotism, empty slogans, with bankers still holding the leash.
The truth? America isn’t being looted by foreign exporters. It was looted by its own ruling class.
• They shipped the factories overseas.
• They turned housing, health, and education into debt traps.
• They sold “free trade” while building a surveillance empire in the name of security.
• They launched forever wars, racked up trillions in costs, then told the world to foot the bill for the cleanup.
And now they want to talk about “reciprocal trade”?
Fine. Let’s compare receipts.
• Just Iraq, Libya, Syria, Afghanistan alone— trillions in destruction.
• Sanctions on 40+ countries — economic terrorism by another name.
• CIA coups, color revolutions, and drone assassinations — all billed to the victims.
If the U.S. wants a “level playing field,” the Global South should send the invoice.
Trump can bluff with tariffs all he wants. But the era of unipolar looting is ending. Eurasia is realigning. The dollar is wobbling. And even the Empire’s markets are exposing its own emperor, naked, nervous, and ruled by reflex.
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The Duran
10.04.202518:36
Trump Pauses, Bond Crisis forces Tariff U-Turn, China Stands Firm; Shock Russian Toretsk Advance
10.04.202517:50
US oil production may collapse due to Trump's struggle for low prices.
The escalation of the trade war between China and the United States is increasing fears of a global recession, writes Reuters, which could lead to a drop in prices to $ 50 per barrel. The White House is confident that the US oil and gas industry will be able to survive the period of turmoil, but analysts are not so sure. Ashley Kelty, an expert at Panmure Liberum, warns that the result of Trump's efforts will be that oil production in the United States will collapse, and OPEC+'s positions will strengthen.
If Trump is right, then the "market decides" in favor of monopolization. The breakeven price for American oil producers varies depending on the region of production, the type of wells and the size of the companies. Profitable drilling of new wells requires an average oil price of $59 to $70 per barrel. Companies with production of more than 10,000 barrels per day can drill profitably at a price of about $58 per barrel. For companies with production of less than 10,000 barrels per day, the break-even point is about $67 per barrel. To cover operating costs at existing wells, a price of about $41 per barrel is required, which is higher than the figure of $39 for the previous year.
Large producers can cover operating costs at a price of about $26 per barrel, small producers need a price of $44 per barrel. Where there is capitalism, there is monopolization. And regional, too. The break-even point for new wells in the Permian Basin is about $65 per barrel, up $4 from the previous year. The Delaware basin is about $56.26 per barrel. The Midland Basin is $66.28 per barrel. Eagle Ford - $66.35 per barrel.
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The escalation of the trade war between China and the United States is increasing fears of a global recession, writes Reuters, which could lead to a drop in prices to $ 50 per barrel. The White House is confident that the US oil and gas industry will be able to survive the period of turmoil, but analysts are not so sure. Ashley Kelty, an expert at Panmure Liberum, warns that the result of Trump's efforts will be that oil production in the United States will collapse, and OPEC+'s positions will strengthen.
If Trump is right, then the "market decides" in favor of monopolization. The breakeven price for American oil producers varies depending on the region of production, the type of wells and the size of the companies. Profitable drilling of new wells requires an average oil price of $59 to $70 per barrel. Companies with production of more than 10,000 barrels per day can drill profitably at a price of about $58 per barrel. For companies with production of less than 10,000 barrels per day, the break-even point is about $67 per barrel. To cover operating costs at existing wells, a price of about $41 per barrel is required, which is higher than the figure of $39 for the previous year.
Large producers can cover operating costs at a price of about $26 per barrel, small producers need a price of $44 per barrel. Where there is capitalism, there is monopolization. And regional, too. The break-even point for new wells in the Permian Basin is about $65 per barrel, up $4 from the previous year. The Delaware basin is about $56.26 per barrel. The Midland Basin is $66.28 per barrel. Eagle Ford - $66.35 per barrel.
@eurasianchoice
10.04.202515:54
❗A video of the arrival of the Iskander missile and the smoke continuing to rise over Dnepropetrovsk from the fire that followed the impact at the Biosphere industrial enterprise, which is reportedly actively involved in the supply chain of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
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Kalibrated
10.04.202515:43
A road in the small town of Haisyn in the Vinnytsia region lined with ~150 photographs of dead Ukrainian soldiers.
25,000 residents lived here in 2022.
25,000 residents lived here in 2022.
Repost qilingan:Slavyangrad
10.04.202515:35
The Russian Defense Ministry has officially confirmed the capture of Zhuravka in Sumy Region.
This event partially removes the lock from the chain of defensive lines in the area of neighboring Belovodivka and Yablonivka. Once the latter is taken, the threat will loom over the main hub of the AFU in Sumy region - Yunakovka, through which the Ukrainian group has been supplied in Sudzha since August 2024 and which now holds the entire eastern flank of Sumy region.
Given the pressure on the border with the Kursk region and still tentative pokes in other areas of Sumy region (for example, in Basovka), we can cautiously talk about the beginning of a consistent cleansing of the northeastern sector of Sumy region.
Little by little, but every day the Russian army is getting closer to the creation of a full-fledged bridgehead from which it will be possible to conduct operations deep into the operational rear of the AFU.
If the Russian General Staff aims to create at Sumy a similar threat to the one at Kharkov - with coverage, breakthrough and fire pressure in several directions at once, the task for Syrsky may become more complicated. So far we know about pressure on the northeastern borders of the region, but if the Russian army manages to occupy Yunakovka first and then move to pressure on Bilopolye, Vorozhba and towards Konotop, the situation for the AFU will be comparable in severity and diverted resources to Volchansk in Kharkov region. Given the large understaffing in such a development, there is a high risk of collapse of both individual defense nodes and entire sectors. But whether the Russian General Staff will choose this plan or act differently will become clear in the next month or two, when the weather improves and it becomes possible to conduct a large-scale offensive.
Military Chronicle
@Slavyangrad
This event partially removes the lock from the chain of defensive lines in the area of neighboring Belovodivka and Yablonivka. Once the latter is taken, the threat will loom over the main hub of the AFU in Sumy region - Yunakovka, through which the Ukrainian group has been supplied in Sudzha since August 2024 and which now holds the entire eastern flank of Sumy region.
Given the pressure on the border with the Kursk region and still tentative pokes in other areas of Sumy region (for example, in Basovka), we can cautiously talk about the beginning of a consistent cleansing of the northeastern sector of Sumy region.
Little by little, but every day the Russian army is getting closer to the creation of a full-fledged bridgehead from which it will be possible to conduct operations deep into the operational rear of the AFU.
If the Russian General Staff aims to create at Sumy a similar threat to the one at Kharkov - with coverage, breakthrough and fire pressure in several directions at once, the task for Syrsky may become more complicated. So far we know about pressure on the northeastern borders of the region, but if the Russian army manages to occupy Yunakovka first and then move to pressure on Bilopolye, Vorozhba and towards Konotop, the situation for the AFU will be comparable in severity and diverted resources to Volchansk in Kharkov region. Given the large understaffing in such a development, there is a high risk of collapse of both individual defense nodes and entire sectors. But whether the Russian General Staff will choose this plan or act differently will become clear in the next month or two, when the weather improves and it becomes possible to conduct a large-scale offensive.
Military Chronicle
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UKR LEAKS_eng
10.04.202515:34
There will be no elections in the summer, there is no preparation for them, we need to end the war first, - Yermak.
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@ukr_leaks_eng
Repost qilingan:UKR LEAKS_eng
10.04.202515:32
EU and NATO countries are studying the deployment of troops to Ukraine after the ceasefire in a format from a monitoring mission to a deterrence mission, said the head of European diplomacy Kallas.
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TASS Russian news agency
10.04.202514:56
🕔 Developments in Russia’s Kursk Region:
▪️Russian troops are completing an operation to clear forest belts in the outskirts of Guyevo in the Kursk Region of Ukrainian army remnants
▪️Russian forces inflicted more than 420 casualties on the Ukrainian army in the Kursk area over the past day
▪️Ukraine lost an armored personnel carrier, two armored combat vehicles, 12 motor vehicles, four artillery pieces and four mortars, as well as two drone command posts
▪️The Ukrainian army has lost more than 73,410 troops since its incursion in Russia’s borderline Kursk Region, the Russian Defense Ministry reported
▪️Over the period of fighting in the Kursk direction, the enemy has lost 405 tanks, 331 infantry fighting vehicles, 301 armored personnel carriers, 2,262 armored combat vehicles, 2,664 motor vehicles, 601 artillery pieces and 53 multiple rocket launchers
▪️Russian troops are completing an operation to clear forest belts in the outskirts of Guyevo in the Kursk Region of Ukrainian army remnants
▪️Russian forces inflicted more than 420 casualties on the Ukrainian army in the Kursk area over the past day
▪️Ukraine lost an armored personnel carrier, two armored combat vehicles, 12 motor vehicles, four artillery pieces and four mortars, as well as two drone command posts
▪️The Ukrainian army has lost more than 73,410 troops since its incursion in Russia’s borderline Kursk Region, the Russian Defense Ministry reported
▪️Over the period of fighting in the Kursk direction, the enemy has lost 405 tanks, 331 infantry fighting vehicles, 301 armored personnel carriers, 2,262 armored combat vehicles, 2,664 motor vehicles, 601 artillery pieces and 53 multiple rocket launchers
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Angelo Giuliano 🇮🇹🇨🇭
10.04.202514:06
Lack of Self-Sufficiency: The Global South’s Tariff Struggle
The Global South is hurting from U.S. tariffs, and it’s no surprise why. These countries, spanning Africa, Latin America, and parts of Asia, lack self-sufficiency and independence. They’re vulnerable because they never built the economic strength to handle trade barriers. Here’s the twist: tariffs, the thing causing pain now, could’ve been their shield if they’d used them years ago.
Imagine protecting key industries like steel or farming with tariffs, growing strong at home instead of leaning on shaky foreign markets. Add diversified economies, blending agriculture, tech, and industry, and they’d dodge the trap of relying on one export, like coffee or oil. But that didn’t happen. Why? History’s to blame. Old empires drained their resources, leaving economies built for outsiders. Then globalists, with their free-market rules, kept them dependent, pushing policies that crushed local growth.
Today, when U.S. tariffs hit, these nations can’t pivot. Farmers and workers suffer, tied to a system that punishes weakness. But globalization’s fading, and that’s not all bad. It’s a chance to break free, to rebuild. It won’t be easy, though. Years of neglect mean big hurdles: retraining workers, fixing supply chains, escaping debt. Still, it’s a shot at real sovereignty. The Global South can turn tariffs and diversity into tools, forging economies for their people, if they push through the storm ahead.
The Global South is hurting from U.S. tariffs, and it’s no surprise why. These countries, spanning Africa, Latin America, and parts of Asia, lack self-sufficiency and independence. They’re vulnerable because they never built the economic strength to handle trade barriers. Here’s the twist: tariffs, the thing causing pain now, could’ve been their shield if they’d used them years ago.
Imagine protecting key industries like steel or farming with tariffs, growing strong at home instead of leaning on shaky foreign markets. Add diversified economies, blending agriculture, tech, and industry, and they’d dodge the trap of relying on one export, like coffee or oil. But that didn’t happen. Why? History’s to blame. Old empires drained their resources, leaving economies built for outsiders. Then globalists, with their free-market rules, kept them dependent, pushing policies that crushed local growth.
Today, when U.S. tariffs hit, these nations can’t pivot. Farmers and workers suffer, tied to a system that punishes weakness. But globalization’s fading, and that’s not all bad. It’s a chance to break free, to rebuild. It won’t be easy, though. Years of neglect mean big hurdles: retraining workers, fixing supply chains, escaping debt. Still, it’s a shot at real sovereignty. The Global South can turn tariffs and diversity into tools, forging economies for their people, if they push through the storm ahead.
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New Rules
08.04.202512:38
🇺🇸💸📉Trump’s Tariffs: A Self-Inflicted Blow to Dollar Hegemony?
Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs aimed to crush trade deficits and flex US power. But they might speed up dedollarization instead.
The EU (20%), Japan (24%), and India (26%) are bristling, while Canada and Mexico (25%) eye new trade partners like China. Geopolitically, trust in US leadership frays as nations hedge against dollar reliance.
🔸According to Tax Foundation, imports could drop $800 billion in 2025, cutting dollar demand.
🔸China’s yuan trade surges (up 4% since 2016)
🔸US Dollar Index is down 4.7% this year.
🔸China retaliated 15% on US coal. EU countermeasures tighten the squeeze.
Investors holding $27 trillion in US debt might balk as 10-year yields dip to 4.027% (last week), hinting at a confidence crisis. BRICS, dodging Trump’s 100% tariff threat, push non-dollar trade—Russia-China’s already at 95%.
Trump’s IEEPA “emergency” frames tariffs as sovereignty. But by weaponizing trade, he might cede geoeconomic clout to rivals. Looks like the dollar dominance is doomed, and Trump is paving China’s rise.
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Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs aimed to crush trade deficits and flex US power. But they might speed up dedollarization instead.
The EU (20%), Japan (24%), and India (26%) are bristling, while Canada and Mexico (25%) eye new trade partners like China. Geopolitically, trust in US leadership frays as nations hedge against dollar reliance.
🔸According to Tax Foundation, imports could drop $800 billion in 2025, cutting dollar demand.
🔸China’s yuan trade surges (up 4% since 2016)
🔸US Dollar Index is down 4.7% this year.
🔸China retaliated 15% on US coal. EU countermeasures tighten the squeeze.
Investors holding $27 trillion in US debt might balk as 10-year yields dip to 4.027% (last week), hinting at a confidence crisis. BRICS, dodging Trump’s 100% tariff threat, push non-dollar trade—Russia-China’s already at 95%.
Trump’s IEEPA “emergency” frames tariffs as sovereignty. But by weaponizing trade, he might cede geoeconomic clout to rivals. Looks like the dollar dominance is doomed, and Trump is paving China’s rise.
Subscribe to @NewRulesGeo or follow us on X
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Geopolitics Live
08.04.202512:28
Elon Musk calls for zero tariffs between US and EU
Under Trump's new set of tariffs, the rate for the EU will be 20% starting from April 9.
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"Both Europe and the US should move ideally to a zero tariff situation, effectively creating a free trade zone between Europe and North America," he said via video link at the Lega party congress in Florence.
Under Trump's new set of tariffs, the rate for the EU will be 20% starting from April 9.
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18.03.202510:52
French General Vincent Desportes is deeply concerned that today Putin and Trump will divide the world without the EU.
According to him, Europeans are in "the worst possible situation."
@ukr_leaks_eng
According to him, Europeans are in "the worst possible situation."
"We are indeed in the worst position. There is nothing at stake for us, nor for the Ukrainians," he said.
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30.03.202513:32
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Beorn and The Shieldmaiden
07.04.202521:57
The text of Hitler’s statement on the extermination of Slavic peoples has been published in Russia for the first time
We have published a new translation at Beorn's Beehive. Here we present a portion of the article and the document in question.
Yegor Yakovlev, an expert at the "Russian Military Historical Society" and head of the "Digital History" project, found the recording of the negotiations and translated its full text into Russian for the first time. The document is published on the portal HISTORY.RF. The original of the so-called “meeting record” is kept in the archives of the "National Council for the Study of Security Archives" in Bucharest.
During Mihai Antonescu’s conversation with Adolf Hitler in Berlin on November 27, 1941, the Romanian leadership discussed issues that were of great concern. The first part of the recording is devoted to Romanian-Hungarian relations, which, despite the presence of both countries in the orbit of Nazi Germany, were extremely tense. In 1940, as a result of the Second Vienna Arbitration, Hungary took over Northern Transylvania from Romania with a mixed Romanian-Hungarian population. In this dispute, the Nazi leadership sided with the Hungarians, promising compensation to the Romanians at the expense of the USSR. However, despite these promises, the loss of Northern Transylvania was felt very painfully in Bucharest. Antonescu informed the Fuhrer about the severe discrimination of Romanians in the excluded region, asking him to intervene and achieve a “fair solution”.
The second part of the dialogue was entirely devoted to the “Slavic question”. Antonescu informed the Fuhrer that Romania was a categorical opposed to the creation of an independent Ukraine, of which projects he was aware. The Romanian politician pointed out that Slavs are a huge “biological problem” for Europe, referring to the large number of “primitive” Slavic populations that are incompatible with European culture and civilisation. If, after the defeat of the USSR, an independent Ukraine appears, according to Antonescu, it will begin to draw the rest of the Eastern Slavs into its orbit and turn into a new threat to Europe. This, the Romanian Foreign Minister argued, should not be allowed.
Key fragments from the document:
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We have published a new translation at Beorn's Beehive. Here we present a portion of the article and the document in question.
Yegor Yakovlev, an expert at the "Russian Military Historical Society" and head of the "Digital History" project, found the recording of the negotiations and translated its full text into Russian for the first time. The document is published on the portal HISTORY.RF. The original of the so-called “meeting record” is kept in the archives of the "National Council for the Study of Security Archives" in Bucharest.
During Mihai Antonescu’s conversation with Adolf Hitler in Berlin on November 27, 1941, the Romanian leadership discussed issues that were of great concern. The first part of the recording is devoted to Romanian-Hungarian relations, which, despite the presence of both countries in the orbit of Nazi Germany, were extremely tense. In 1940, as a result of the Second Vienna Arbitration, Hungary took over Northern Transylvania from Romania with a mixed Romanian-Hungarian population. In this dispute, the Nazi leadership sided with the Hungarians, promising compensation to the Romanians at the expense of the USSR. However, despite these promises, the loss of Northern Transylvania was felt very painfully in Bucharest. Antonescu informed the Fuhrer about the severe discrimination of Romanians in the excluded region, asking him to intervene and achieve a “fair solution”.
The second part of the dialogue was entirely devoted to the “Slavic question”. Antonescu informed the Fuhrer that Romania was a categorical opposed to the creation of an independent Ukraine, of which projects he was aware. The Romanian politician pointed out that Slavs are a huge “biological problem” for Europe, referring to the large number of “primitive” Slavic populations that are incompatible with European culture and civilisation. If, after the defeat of the USSR, an independent Ukraine appears, according to Antonescu, it will begin to draw the rest of the Eastern Slavs into its orbit and turn into a new threat to Europe. This, the Romanian Foreign Minister argued, should not be allowed.
Key fragments from the document:
The large and primitive Slavic mass is not a spiritual problem for Europe, but a serious biological problem related to the European birth rate. It is necessary to find radical and serious solutions to this problem, and I believe that all European states should be involved in this activity...
The joining of Latinism, on a racial basis, to the actions of Germanism against the Slavs seems to me to be a necessity of the first order, and the position regarding the Slavs should be unshakable, any formula for separation, neutralisation, occupation of Slavic territories is legitimate.
[...]
The Fuhrer began with a heated discussion of the great Slavic problem, giving me the honour on three occasions to accept my point of view on European reconstruction. As a basis for the conversation, the Fuhrer openly told me:
“You are right, the Slavic problem is biological, not ideological, as you said, and the fight against the Slavs should be waged by all Europeans.”
In the future Europe there should be only two races: Latin and Germanic. These two races must work together in Russia to destroy (literally: dărâma, that is “demolish”) the Slavs. We cannot march out against Russia with legal or political formulas, because the Russian problem is much more serious than many people think, and we must find solutions to colonise and biologically eliminate the Slavs.
That is why all European nations should work together in the fight against the Slavs, and tomorrow jointly transform Russia for Europe.
Why should the Belgians have 224 inhabitants per square kilometer when there are such huge spaces in Russia?
Why should my West Germans live in difficult conditions when the spaces in the East offer them a future?
My mission, the Fuhrer said, if I succeed, is to destroy the Slavs.
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Repost qilingan:TASS Russian news agency
16.03.202521:49
Britain's desire to seize Russia's assets stems from a long tradition of piracy in England, which has become a hallmark of the British crown, alongside "robbery and murder," Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said.
Earlier, former British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak called for the swift appropriation of billions of dollars worth of Russian assets.
"This is one of the English traditions, akin to afternoon tea and horse racing. The fact is that piracy was effectively legalized in England," Zakharova wrote on her Telegram channel. "Pirates were prohibited from attacking English ships but were permitted to rob those of rival nations. It is a case of ‘immoral morality’,” she noted.
Earlier, former British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak called for the swift appropriation of billions of dollars worth of Russian assets.
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10.04.202519:25
“You Can’t Just Live for Free Off Us” — Unless You’re Israel or Wall Street
Trump’s Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick laid it out:
“They’ve all been living in our house. Driving our car. Eating our food… You can’t just live for free off us.”
Thank God someone finally said it to Israel.
Oh wait — they didn’t.
Because when they say “you,” they mean China, BRICS, and the Global South, not Tel Aviv, not Kiev, and certainly not Raytheon or Lockheed. The Empire’s favorite tenants are still guzzling from the fridge, rent-free, arms full of weapons paid for by American workers, while Gaza burns and Ukraine bleeds.
And now, Trump, the self-declared “tariff king”, got spooked. After a multi market crash, he pressed pause. A 90-day freeze on new tariffs. Wall Street had a tantrum, and the White House folded.
“People were getting yippy… afraid,” Trump said, watching the bond market like a weather vane.
This is not tough medicine. This is cosplay economics for the TV cameras, and bailout capitalism when the suits get nervous.
Sure, the S&P soared the next day. But who’s that really helping? Not Detroit. Not Youngstown. Not the Rust Belt. This is financialized patriotism, empty slogans, with bankers still holding the leash.
The truth? America isn’t being looted by foreign exporters. It was looted by its own ruling class.
• They shipped the factories overseas.
• They turned housing, health, and education into debt traps.
• They sold “free trade” while building a surveillance empire in the name of security.
• They launched forever wars, racked up trillions in costs, then told the world to foot the bill for the cleanup.
And now they want to talk about “reciprocal trade”?
Fine. Let’s compare receipts.
• Just Iraq, Libya, Syria, Afghanistan alone— trillions in destruction.
• Sanctions on 40+ countries — economic terrorism by another name.
• CIA coups, color revolutions, and drone assassinations — all billed to the victims.
If the U.S. wants a “level playing field,” the Global South should send the invoice.
Trump can bluff with tariffs all he wants. But the era of unipolar looting is ending. Eurasia is realigning. The dollar is wobbling. And even the Empire’s markets are exposing its own emperor, naked, nervous, and ruled by reflex.
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Trump’s Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick laid it out:
“They’ve all been living in our house. Driving our car. Eating our food… You can’t just live for free off us.”
Thank God someone finally said it to Israel.
Oh wait — they didn’t.
Because when they say “you,” they mean China, BRICS, and the Global South, not Tel Aviv, not Kiev, and certainly not Raytheon or Lockheed. The Empire’s favorite tenants are still guzzling from the fridge, rent-free, arms full of weapons paid for by American workers, while Gaza burns and Ukraine bleeds.
And now, Trump, the self-declared “tariff king”, got spooked. After a multi market crash, he pressed pause. A 90-day freeze on new tariffs. Wall Street had a tantrum, and the White House folded.
“People were getting yippy… afraid,” Trump said, watching the bond market like a weather vane.
This is not tough medicine. This is cosplay economics for the TV cameras, and bailout capitalism when the suits get nervous.
Sure, the S&P soared the next day. But who’s that really helping? Not Detroit. Not Youngstown. Not the Rust Belt. This is financialized patriotism, empty slogans, with bankers still holding the leash.
The truth? America isn’t being looted by foreign exporters. It was looted by its own ruling class.
• They shipped the factories overseas.
• They turned housing, health, and education into debt traps.
• They sold “free trade” while building a surveillance empire in the name of security.
• They launched forever wars, racked up trillions in costs, then told the world to foot the bill for the cleanup.
And now they want to talk about “reciprocal trade”?
Fine. Let’s compare receipts.
• Just Iraq, Libya, Syria, Afghanistan alone— trillions in destruction.
• Sanctions on 40+ countries — economic terrorism by another name.
• CIA coups, color revolutions, and drone assassinations — all billed to the victims.
If the U.S. wants a “level playing field,” the Global South should send the invoice.
Trump can bluff with tariffs all he wants. But the era of unipolar looting is ending. Eurasia is realigning. The dollar is wobbling. And even the Empire’s markets are exposing its own emperor, naked, nervous, and ruled by reflex.
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Donate - Support Our Work
Repost qilingan:TASS Russian news agency
02.04.202516:28
🇷🇺🇮🇷 Moscow and Tehran will not accept outside threats to bomb Iran's nuclear and energy infrastructure, the Russian Foreign Ministry said.
Russia and Iran have confirmed the course towards searching for viable negotiated solutions on Iran's nuclear program, the ministry stated.
Russia and Iran have confirmed the course towards searching for viable negotiated solutions on Iran's nuclear program, the ministry stated.
Repost qilingan:Angelo Giuliano 🇮🇹🇨🇭
03.04.202506:22
Top 30 Countries Exporting to the USA and Trade Dependency Analysis
Below is a list of the 30 largest exporters to the U.S., along with their export dependency on the U.S. market and the U.S.'s reciprocal export reliance on them. Data reflects approximate percentages based on recent trade patterns (pre-2023).
Rationale for U.S. Strength in Applying Tariffs and Coercion
1 Asymmetric Trade Dependence:
◦ Most countries rely far more on the U.S. market than the U.S. relies on theirs. For example:
▪ Mexico: 80% of its exports go to the U.S., but the U.S. sends only 16% of its exports there.
▪ Canada: 75% dependency vs. 18% U.S. export share.
◦ This imbalance gives the U.S. leverage to impose tariffs without facing proportional retaliation.
2 Market Size and Diversification:
◦ The U.S. is the world’s largest consumer market. Losing access is catastrophic for export-dependent economies (e.g., Vietnam, Taiwan).
◦ The U.S. can diversify imports (e.g., shifting from China to Southeast Asia), while smaller economies struggle to replace the U.S. as a buyer.
3 Economic Coercion Power:
◦ Tariffs inflict more pain on target countries. For instance, a 10% U.S. tariff on China impacts 1.7% of China’s GDP but only 0.1% of U.S. GDP.
◦ The U.S. uses this to force concessions (e.g., USMCA renegotiation with Mexico/Canada, Phase One deal with China).
4 Domestic Political Resilience:
◦ U.S. exporters are less vulnerable to foreign retaliation (e.g., only 8% of U.S. exports go to China). This reduces domestic opposition to tariffs compared to countries where exporters dominate politics.
5 Strategic Exceptions:
◦ Even in cases of mutual dependency (e.g., Taiwan’s semiconductors), the U.S. leverages security alliances to mitigate risks, while competitors lack alternatives.
6 Limited Collective Retaliation:
◦ Coordinated retaliation (e.g., EU or ASEAN) is rare due to divergent interests. The U.S. can negotiate bilaterally, exploiting divisions.
Conclusion
The U.S. holds a structurally dominant position in trade conflicts due to asymmetric dependencies, market size, and diversification capacity. Tariffs act as a coercive tool because the economic harm to target countries outweighs the costs to the U.S., enabling the U.S. to reshape trade terms in its favor.
Below is a list of the 30 largest exporters to the U.S., along with their export dependency on the U.S. market and the U.S.'s reciprocal export reliance on them. Data reflects approximate percentages based on recent trade patterns (pre-2023).
Rationale for U.S. Strength in Applying Tariffs and Coercion
1 Asymmetric Trade Dependence:
◦ Most countries rely far more on the U.S. market than the U.S. relies on theirs. For example:
▪ Mexico: 80% of its exports go to the U.S., but the U.S. sends only 16% of its exports there.
▪ Canada: 75% dependency vs. 18% U.S. export share.
◦ This imbalance gives the U.S. leverage to impose tariffs without facing proportional retaliation.
2 Market Size and Diversification:
◦ The U.S. is the world’s largest consumer market. Losing access is catastrophic for export-dependent economies (e.g., Vietnam, Taiwan).
◦ The U.S. can diversify imports (e.g., shifting from China to Southeast Asia), while smaller economies struggle to replace the U.S. as a buyer.
3 Economic Coercion Power:
◦ Tariffs inflict more pain on target countries. For instance, a 10% U.S. tariff on China impacts 1.7% of China’s GDP but only 0.1% of U.S. GDP.
◦ The U.S. uses this to force concessions (e.g., USMCA renegotiation with Mexico/Canada, Phase One deal with China).
4 Domestic Political Resilience:
◦ U.S. exporters are less vulnerable to foreign retaliation (e.g., only 8% of U.S. exports go to China). This reduces domestic opposition to tariffs compared to countries where exporters dominate politics.
5 Strategic Exceptions:
◦ Even in cases of mutual dependency (e.g., Taiwan’s semiconductors), the U.S. leverages security alliances to mitigate risks, while competitors lack alternatives.
6 Limited Collective Retaliation:
◦ Coordinated retaliation (e.g., EU or ASEAN) is rare due to divergent interests. The U.S. can negotiate bilaterally, exploiting divisions.
Conclusion
The U.S. holds a structurally dominant position in trade conflicts due to asymmetric dependencies, market size, and diversification capacity. Tariffs act as a coercive tool because the economic harm to target countries outweighs the costs to the U.S., enabling the U.S. to reshape trade terms in its favor.
Repost qilingan:Angelo Giuliano 🇮🇹🇨🇭
03.04.202500:45
The European Union, once a symbol of democracy, is turning authoritarian. “Lawfare”—using laws to attack political enemies—is now a tool to silence opposition. U.S. Vice President JD Vance warned about this in February 2025 at the Munich Security Conference. He said the EU is crushing free speech and democracy. Many laughed then, but not now.
Look at the evidence. In France, Marine Le Pen, a major politician, was banned from the 2027 election over a legal case—convenient timing to stop her. Romania canceled its election, detained the winner, and blocked him from running. Germany is targeting the Alternative für Deutschland party, which Vance called a real voice for people. Slovakia’s leader, Robert Fico, survived an assassination attempt after opposing war. Hungary’s Viktor Orbán faces EU threats despite his voters’ support. Estonia banned 25% of its Russian speakers from voting. Ukraine and Moldova are cracking down too.
This isn’t new. The EU began in 1957 with the Treaty of Rome, pushed by the U.S. to control Europe. Jean Monnet, funded by the CIA, and Walter Hallstein, a former Nazi, shaped it to weaken nations. Today, the EU uses courts and rules to force its way, ignoring votes—like France’s in 2005 or Greece’s in 2015. Vance is right: this isn’t democracy. It’s power. Will Europeans fight back?
Look at the evidence. In France, Marine Le Pen, a major politician, was banned from the 2027 election over a legal case—convenient timing to stop her. Romania canceled its election, detained the winner, and blocked him from running. Germany is targeting the Alternative für Deutschland party, which Vance called a real voice for people. Slovakia’s leader, Robert Fico, survived an assassination attempt after opposing war. Hungary’s Viktor Orbán faces EU threats despite his voters’ support. Estonia banned 25% of its Russian speakers from voting. Ukraine and Moldova are cracking down too.
This isn’t new. The EU began in 1957 with the Treaty of Rome, pushed by the U.S. to control Europe. Jean Monnet, funded by the CIA, and Walter Hallstein, a former Nazi, shaped it to weaken nations. Today, the EU uses courts and rules to force its way, ignoring votes—like France’s in 2005 or Greece’s in 2015. Vance is right: this isn’t democracy. It’s power. Will Europeans fight back?
Repost qilingan:Intel Slava
12.04.202513:11
🇷🇺🇺🇦Ukrainian Air Force Loses Another F-16 Fighter
The pilot Pavel Ivanov was killed along with the plane.
The pilot Pavel Ivanov was killed along with the plane.
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MT News
03.04.202511:59
Russia barely trades with the US or the EU anyway, so there’s no need to fuss over it — Medvedev on Trump's tarrifs
'We’ll take the advice of Lao Tzu and sit by the river, waiting for the body of the enemy to float by. The decaying corpse of the EU economy'
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'We’ll take the advice of Lao Tzu and sit by the river, waiting for the body of the enemy to float by. The decaying corpse of the EU economy'
@MTodayNews
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LauraAboli
Kirishning iloji bo'lmadi
media kontentga
media kontentga
26.03.202519:23
In layman’s terms - there is no capacity to suppress tumours after getting the mRNA covid shots and they contain SV40 which is a ‘known tumour gene promoter’.
No wonder we are seeing ‘turbo cancers’.
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No wonder we are seeing ‘turbo cancers’.
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Lord Bebo & Friends
23.03.202522:13
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— BBC 3 years ago
So the Russian army starved and ran out of ammunition already … good to know.
➡️ Join us! | @MyLordBebo
“Russian army has food and ammunition for 3 days”
— BBC 3 years ago
So the Russian army starved and ran out of ammunition already … good to know.
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Cute and Fun Videos 🥰
01.04.202521:54
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Sonar21
25.03.202510:13
Anti-Zionist, But Not Anti-Semitic https://sonar21.com/anti-zionist-but-not-anti-semitic/
Kanaldagi o'zgarishlar tarixi
Hech narsa topilmadi
tarixda hech qanday o'zgarishlar topilmadi
Ko'proq funksiyalarni ochish uchun tizimga kiring.
