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The Islander
17.04.202520:46
♠️🇨🇳🇺🇸🃏The Empire Talks Peasants. China Responds Like a 5,000-Year-Old Civilization.
Only in the delusional corridors of Washington do you wage an economic war against a 5,000-year-old civilization, insult its people as “peasants,” and then expect a smiling trade delegation to show up and shake hands.
Beijing just gave its answer.
Respect, clarity, and coherence. Three demands. Not concessions. Terms.
After weeks of tariff escalations and bile from American officials, including VP JD Vance’s now-infamous “Chinese peasants” slur, China laid down its red lines: No negotiations until DC stops behaving like a petulant brat on Adderall. The Trump admin, eager for a photo-op win, now finds itself ghosted by the world’s industrial superpower.
You don’t insult a civilization that built the Silk Road when your own country didn’t exist until two centuries ago. You don’t mock the people who invented papermaking, the compass, and centralized governance while your ancestors were still trading rocks for buckskins. That’s not diplomacy. That’s hubris, and Beijing just slammed the door in its face.
Washington’s schizophrenic posture, Trump purring about his “love” for Xi Jinping while his cabinet flings racialized contempt from behind the podium, has only deepened the divide. Beijing has had enough of the bipolar empire. And it just made it official.
Here are the facts: Trump slapped a brutal 145% tariff on Chinese imports. Beijing retaliated with 125% on U.S. goods and cut Boeing out of its aviation plans entirely. Then came the full stop, no new aircraft, no parts, no discussions. This was after freezing US from critical rare earths. American defense, aerospace, and chip sectors, already fragile, just got a coffin nail.
China holds the cards. The U.S. hollowed out its industrial base decades ago. That’s not coming back with slogans or tariffs. You don’t reverse 30 years of deindustrialization by snapping your fingers. Multinationals can’t conjure factories in 12 months, they need 5-10 years and a labor force that no longer exists. Meanwhile, China controls 90% of rare earth processing, owns over $800 billion in U.S. treasuries, and trades with the entire Global Majority. It doesn’t need you. You need them, and you forgot.
Instead of seeking de-escalation, JD Vance mocked China’s people as “peasants,” as if the descendants of Confucius, Sun Tzu, and Mao Zedong would grovel for soybean shipments and used Fords. It was a cultural blunder of civilizational proportions.
China’s counter-message? We are not your colony. We are not your factory floor. And we will not sit across from you until you send someone who knows the meaning of statecraft.
Beijing now wants: A consistent, unified U.S. voice on trade. A single point person for negotiations. An end to public insults and diplomatic schizophrenia.
And, they’re not begging.
Wall Street took notice. U.S. equities slid, then surged briefly at news that China might still talk, if Washington stops acting like a banana republic with nukes. But even market euphoria won’t mask the real danger: a U.S. economy addicted to cheap Chinese goods and Chinese lending, with no backup plan but belligerence.
This isn’t 1985 and you're not Reagan. It’s not Japan. It’s not NAFTA. This is China, and it’s not blinking.
Meanwhile, President Xi is touring Southeast Asia, building new alliances and trade corridors while the U.S. tosses tariffs like Molotovs in the dark. He’s not responding to Trump. He’s not responding to Vance. He’s building a post-American trading order: quietly, confidently, and without a single mention of the “free world.”
The message is clear: When an empire confuses ignorance for leverage, all it earns is isolation. When it insults the world’s oldest civilization, it doesn’t get compliance, it gets consequences.
I'd call this the soft severing of the empire’s arteries, geopolitical karma.
And the Global South? They’re watching. Learning. And quietly taking notes. Welcome to multipolarity.
- Gerry Nolan
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Only in the delusional corridors of Washington do you wage an economic war against a 5,000-year-old civilization, insult its people as “peasants,” and then expect a smiling trade delegation to show up and shake hands.
Beijing just gave its answer.
Respect, clarity, and coherence. Three demands. Not concessions. Terms.
After weeks of tariff escalations and bile from American officials, including VP JD Vance’s now-infamous “Chinese peasants” slur, China laid down its red lines: No negotiations until DC stops behaving like a petulant brat on Adderall. The Trump admin, eager for a photo-op win, now finds itself ghosted by the world’s industrial superpower.
You don’t insult a civilization that built the Silk Road when your own country didn’t exist until two centuries ago. You don’t mock the people who invented papermaking, the compass, and centralized governance while your ancestors were still trading rocks for buckskins. That’s not diplomacy. That’s hubris, and Beijing just slammed the door in its face.
Washington’s schizophrenic posture, Trump purring about his “love” for Xi Jinping while his cabinet flings racialized contempt from behind the podium, has only deepened the divide. Beijing has had enough of the bipolar empire. And it just made it official.
Here are the facts: Trump slapped a brutal 145% tariff on Chinese imports. Beijing retaliated with 125% on U.S. goods and cut Boeing out of its aviation plans entirely. Then came the full stop, no new aircraft, no parts, no discussions. This was after freezing US from critical rare earths. American defense, aerospace, and chip sectors, already fragile, just got a coffin nail.
China holds the cards. The U.S. hollowed out its industrial base decades ago. That’s not coming back with slogans or tariffs. You don’t reverse 30 years of deindustrialization by snapping your fingers. Multinationals can’t conjure factories in 12 months, they need 5-10 years and a labor force that no longer exists. Meanwhile, China controls 90% of rare earth processing, owns over $800 billion in U.S. treasuries, and trades with the entire Global Majority. It doesn’t need you. You need them, and you forgot.
Instead of seeking de-escalation, JD Vance mocked China’s people as “peasants,” as if the descendants of Confucius, Sun Tzu, and Mao Zedong would grovel for soybean shipments and used Fords. It was a cultural blunder of civilizational proportions.
China’s counter-message? We are not your colony. We are not your factory floor. And we will not sit across from you until you send someone who knows the meaning of statecraft.
Beijing now wants: A consistent, unified U.S. voice on trade. A single point person for negotiations. An end to public insults and diplomatic schizophrenia.
And, they’re not begging.
Wall Street took notice. U.S. equities slid, then surged briefly at news that China might still talk, if Washington stops acting like a banana republic with nukes. But even market euphoria won’t mask the real danger: a U.S. economy addicted to cheap Chinese goods and Chinese lending, with no backup plan but belligerence.
This isn’t 1985 and you're not Reagan. It’s not Japan. It’s not NAFTA. This is China, and it’s not blinking.
Meanwhile, President Xi is touring Southeast Asia, building new alliances and trade corridors while the U.S. tosses tariffs like Molotovs in the dark. He’s not responding to Trump. He’s not responding to Vance. He’s building a post-American trading order: quietly, confidently, and without a single mention of the “free world.”
The message is clear: When an empire confuses ignorance for leverage, all it earns is isolation. When it insults the world’s oldest civilization, it doesn’t get compliance, it gets consequences.
I'd call this the soft severing of the empire’s arteries, geopolitical karma.
And the Global South? They’re watching. Learning. And quietly taking notes. Welcome to multipolarity.
- Gerry Nolan
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DD Geopolitics
29.03.202520:30
🇷🇺 An Aurus Senat caught fire in central Moscow today.
Which wouldn’t even be a big story if The Sun (a literal tabloid) hadn’t taken the original report from SHOT, added some spice to it, and then retarded Western influencers on X used it to fish for clicks.
This is what happens when Elon tells everyone they’re a journalist. Common sense would tell you that a vehicle in Putin’s fleet would never be parked on a random street in Moscow in front of a restaurant unguarded. Secondly, if it were his vehicle, civilians would NOT be that close to it even if it were on fire.
Use your brains. PLEASE we beg.
Also, ACTUAL JOURNALISTS know not to take THE FUCKING SUN as a credible source.
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Which wouldn’t even be a big story if The Sun (a literal tabloid) hadn’t taken the original report from SHOT, added some spice to it, and then retarded Western influencers on X used it to fish for clicks.
This is what happens when Elon tells everyone they’re a journalist. Common sense would tell you that a vehicle in Putin’s fleet would never be parked on a random street in Moscow in front of a restaurant unguarded. Secondly, if it were his vehicle, civilians would NOT be that close to it even if it were on fire.
Use your brains. PLEASE we beg.
Also, ACTUAL JOURNALISTS know not to take THE FUCKING SUN as a credible source.
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转发自:The Islander
01.04.202521:50
The Empire Strikes Itself:
Liberation Day or Desperation Day?
Trump just lit the fuse. “Liberation Day”, a universal tariff regime on all U.S. imports, isn’t much of a trade strategy. It’s a euphemism for controlled economic demolition. A last ditch rear guard action, made in panic by the Empire.
But it does have the unintended consequence of being a funeral pyre for neoliberalism, the final act of a rentier empire that offshored its manufacturing, hollowed out its working class, and sold its soul to Wall Street derivatives and Silicon Valley surveillance.
The U.S. can no longer outcompete. So it’s trying to out-tariff.
Let’s be clear: this isn’t about protecting domestic industry. America’s industrial base was dismantled decades ago. There are no foundries, no machine-tool factories, no national industrial plan. This is like slapping a steel dome on a house that already burned down.
So why do it?
Because the elites are panicking.
Because the dollar is losing its supremacy, brick by BRICS.
Because real assets: energy, minerals, manufacturing—are migrating east. And because the Global South is no longer playing by the script.
Trump didn’t declare a trade war. He just declared war on globalization’s corpse. What Trump has done is expose the rot. Wall Street hates it. Silicon Valley hates it. Davos hates it.
And that’s the point or at least the unintended beauty of it. The chaotic circus ringmaster is bringing down the house, quite litterally.
The empire is no longer hiding its decline. So it may as well weaponizing it. From its point of view of course.
Universal tariffs won’t rebuild America, they’ll raise prices, slash margins, and speed up de-dollarization as the rest of the world builds supply chains that bypass U.S. control altogether.
And for all the panic on CNBC and in the Moody’s press releases, you know what? Good. Let them panic.
Let the algorithmic traders, overleveraged hedge funds, and globalist NGOs feel a fraction of the instability they exported to the Global South for 40 years.
Liberation Day isn’t really about America. It’s about the system revealing its terminal fragility.
Trump, whether by instinct or ignorance, just set fire to the neoliberal scaffolding. Now comes the smoke, the price shocks, the screams from Wall Street, and underneath it all, the slow, painful rebirth of sovereignty for the Global Majority, so long as the world has the courage to grab it.
Not neat. Not elegant. But necessary.
it's an easy equation for me. You either build industrial capitalism or you decay into financial parasitism. And when the parasites start eating themselves, you know the system’s done.
So buckle up!
Liberation Day isn’t the beginning of greatness. It’s the beginning of the end of the empire’s economic illusion.
🔥 And we say, light the match.
- Gerry Nolan
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Liberation Day or Desperation Day?
Trump just lit the fuse. “Liberation Day”, a universal tariff regime on all U.S. imports, isn’t much of a trade strategy. It’s a euphemism for controlled economic demolition. A last ditch rear guard action, made in panic by the Empire.
But it does have the unintended consequence of being a funeral pyre for neoliberalism, the final act of a rentier empire that offshored its manufacturing, hollowed out its working class, and sold its soul to Wall Street derivatives and Silicon Valley surveillance.
The U.S. can no longer outcompete. So it’s trying to out-tariff.
Let’s be clear: this isn’t about protecting domestic industry. America’s industrial base was dismantled decades ago. There are no foundries, no machine-tool factories, no national industrial plan. This is like slapping a steel dome on a house that already burned down.
So why do it?
Because the elites are panicking.
Because the dollar is losing its supremacy, brick by BRICS.
Because real assets: energy, minerals, manufacturing—are migrating east. And because the Global South is no longer playing by the script.
Trump didn’t declare a trade war. He just declared war on globalization’s corpse. What Trump has done is expose the rot. Wall Street hates it. Silicon Valley hates it. Davos hates it.
And that’s the point or at least the unintended beauty of it. The chaotic circus ringmaster is bringing down the house, quite litterally.
The empire is no longer hiding its decline. So it may as well weaponizing it. From its point of view of course.
Universal tariffs won’t rebuild America, they’ll raise prices, slash margins, and speed up de-dollarization as the rest of the world builds supply chains that bypass U.S. control altogether.
And for all the panic on CNBC and in the Moody’s press releases, you know what? Good. Let them panic.
Let the algorithmic traders, overleveraged hedge funds, and globalist NGOs feel a fraction of the instability they exported to the Global South for 40 years.
Liberation Day isn’t really about America. It’s about the system revealing its terminal fragility.
Trump, whether by instinct or ignorance, just set fire to the neoliberal scaffolding. Now comes the smoke, the price shocks, the screams from Wall Street, and underneath it all, the slow, painful rebirth of sovereignty for the Global Majority, so long as the world has the courage to grab it.
Not neat. Not elegant. But necessary.
it's an easy equation for me. You either build industrial capitalism or you decay into financial parasitism. And when the parasites start eating themselves, you know the system’s done.
So buckle up!
Liberation Day isn’t the beginning of greatness. It’s the beginning of the end of the empire’s economic illusion.
🔥 And we say, light the match.
- Gerry Nolan
🎙Subscribe @TheIslanderNews
Donate - Support Our Work
转发自:The Islander
08.04.202520:34
🇮🇷❌🇺🇸🇮🇱 Iran’s Iron Chessboard: The Empire Negotiates from the Backfoot While Tehran Tightens Its Trilateral Trap
While the U.S. scrambles to project strength from a position of weakness, the Islamic Republic of Iran plays a far deeper, long-term geopolitical game, and the empire’s trembling at the edges shows it. It's been confirmed indirect negotiations are set between Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Trump’s personal envoy Steve Witkoff, a real estate mogul, turned wannabe statesman, through a third-party mediator. The symbolism says it all: Washington sends a ReMax agent to haggle with a strategic titan whose hand now moves in sync with both Moscow and Beijing.
This is not diplomacy, but it is damage control from a U.S. establishment that knows it no longer holds the high cards. And Iran knows it too.
Because here’s what the West won’t admit out loud: Iran no longer stands alone.
It now sits firmly locked in a formally ratified 20-year strategic alliance with Russia, a treaty that includes military consultation, joint defense, intelligence sharing, and an economic lifeline immune to Western sanctions. Not just that, Beijing is reinforcing Tehran’s leverage via massive infrastructure and energy investments under the umbrella of the Belt and Road Initiative, while deepening trilateral security cooperation through joint naval drills in the Gulf of Oman and Arabian Sea.
And unlike the NATO racket, which collapses when Washington blinks, the Iran-Russia-China triangle is not built on vassalage but on multipolar symmetry, a quiet, unshakable coordination of interests across Eurasia, from Caspian oilfields to Shanghai Cooperation corridors.
Meanwhile, the U.S. and its Zionist tailspin handlers are cornered. They’ve just spent $1 billion-and-climbing on ineffective strikes against Yemen, which have only emboldened the Houthis and showcased the pathetic ROI of the American military machine. That very same machine would now be expected to confront Iran, a state with a battle-hardened defense doctrine, advanced drone and missile capabilities, and defense treaties that all but guarantee Russian support if a direct conflict erupts and Iran calls.
Israel, sensing an off-ramp moment for the US, may gamble on a regional war, hoping for a pretext to drag the U.S. into a broader campaign. But even if Washington chooses “limited” strikes to placate domestic hawks, it won’t just face Iranian retaliation, it could find itself outflanked by coordinated responses from Tehran, Moscow, and potentially even Chinese economic countermeasures.
This isn’t 2003. Iran is no Iraq. And the consequences for Israel and the US could be extremely sobering.
Trump’s backchannel flailing, through glorified developers and circuitous intermediaries, is not diplomacy, it’s geostrategic surrender in slow motion. The U.S. tried maximum pressure. It failed. It tried cyberwarfare. It failed. It tried assassinations. Still, Iran stands, stronger, more connected, more dangerous.
Now the empire comes knocking. Not from strength. From exhaustion. From insolvency. From strategic disorientation.
And Tehran knows that too.
- Gerry Nolan
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While the U.S. scrambles to project strength from a position of weakness, the Islamic Republic of Iran plays a far deeper, long-term geopolitical game, and the empire’s trembling at the edges shows it. It's been confirmed indirect negotiations are set between Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Trump’s personal envoy Steve Witkoff, a real estate mogul, turned wannabe statesman, through a third-party mediator. The symbolism says it all: Washington sends a ReMax agent to haggle with a strategic titan whose hand now moves in sync with both Moscow and Beijing.
This is not diplomacy, but it is damage control from a U.S. establishment that knows it no longer holds the high cards. And Iran knows it too.
Because here’s what the West won’t admit out loud: Iran no longer stands alone.
It now sits firmly locked in a formally ratified 20-year strategic alliance with Russia, a treaty that includes military consultation, joint defense, intelligence sharing, and an economic lifeline immune to Western sanctions. Not just that, Beijing is reinforcing Tehran’s leverage via massive infrastructure and energy investments under the umbrella of the Belt and Road Initiative, while deepening trilateral security cooperation through joint naval drills in the Gulf of Oman and Arabian Sea.
And unlike the NATO racket, which collapses when Washington blinks, the Iran-Russia-China triangle is not built on vassalage but on multipolar symmetry, a quiet, unshakable coordination of interests across Eurasia, from Caspian oilfields to Shanghai Cooperation corridors.
Meanwhile, the U.S. and its Zionist tailspin handlers are cornered. They’ve just spent $1 billion-and-climbing on ineffective strikes against Yemen, which have only emboldened the Houthis and showcased the pathetic ROI of the American military machine. That very same machine would now be expected to confront Iran, a state with a battle-hardened defense doctrine, advanced drone and missile capabilities, and defense treaties that all but guarantee Russian support if a direct conflict erupts and Iran calls.
Israel, sensing an off-ramp moment for the US, may gamble on a regional war, hoping for a pretext to drag the U.S. into a broader campaign. But even if Washington chooses “limited” strikes to placate domestic hawks, it won’t just face Iranian retaliation, it could find itself outflanked by coordinated responses from Tehran, Moscow, and potentially even Chinese economic countermeasures.
This isn’t 2003. Iran is no Iraq. And the consequences for Israel and the US could be extremely sobering.
Trump’s backchannel flailing, through glorified developers and circuitous intermediaries, is not diplomacy, it’s geostrategic surrender in slow motion. The U.S. tried maximum pressure. It failed. It tried cyberwarfare. It failed. It tried assassinations. Still, Iran stands, stronger, more connected, more dangerous.
Now the empire comes knocking. Not from strength. From exhaustion. From insolvency. From strategic disorientation.
And Tehran knows that too.
- Gerry Nolan
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转发自:The Islander
27.03.202522:50
Auto War: Trump Hits Tokyo and Frankfurt with a Sledgehammer
Trump’s trade war just went nuclear again, this time slamming the global auto industry with a 25% tariff hammer that sent shockwaves through European and Asian markets. The move, touted by Trump as a bold step toward reviving American manufacturing, has already vaporized over $14 billion in market value from Europe’s largest carmakers, according to The Telegraph. From Frankfurt to Tokyo, the message was clear: the United States is no longer playing by the old rules.
Japan took a heavy blow. Toyota’s shares dropped 2%, Nissan lost 1.7%, and Honda tumbled 2.5% in response to the announcement. This isn’t just investor jitters, it’s economic reality. Automobiles make up nearly 28.3% of Japan’s total exports to the U.S., pumping out roughly $63 billion annually. According to estimates from Nomura Research Institute, Trump’s tariffs could slice 0.2% off Japan’s GDP, about $8 billion gone, evaporated by the stroke of a presidential pen. The timing couldn’t be worse for Tokyo. With consumer inflation already above target, the Bank of Japan had been eyeing a long-awaited rate hike in May. That window may have just slammed shut.
Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba kept his response measured, stating Tokyo is evaluating “what’s best for Japan’s national interest,” and that all options are on the table. But the subtext was clear: Japan’s political class is scrambling to recalibrate its approach in the face of Washington’s increasingly erratic protectionism.
For Trump, this isn’t just economic policy, it’s domestic theater. He claims the tariffs will generate $100 billion annually in tax revenue and revive an American auto industry hollowed out by decades of neoliberal outsourcing. The tariffs are scheduled to kick in on April 2, with a second wave targeting car parts one month later. Meanwhile, S&P Global Mobility reports that nearly half of all new passenger vehicles sold in the U.S. last year were manufactured abroad, underscoring how deeply integrated America’s auto market has become with the very nations now under fire.
But here’s where it gets deeper and darker.
This isn’t just about trade. It’s about empire in retreat, turning in on its own vassals. Trump is torching what remains of transatlantic and transpacific economic cooperation, turning Germany and Japan from loyal vassals into collateral damage. This is the late-stage imperial reflex: when you can’t win against China or Russia, you cannibalize your own "allies" to buy time and votes at home.
Europe, already battered by energy shocks and NATO overreach, now watches as its industrial core is gutted by the very hegemon it once pledged allegiance to. Japan, caught between hosting U.S. bases and courting Chinese trade, is learning the hard way what multipolarity means: adapt or perish.
This is the “America First” doctrine in its final form, not strategy, but economic Darwinism. Allies be damned. Supply chains be damned. Stability be damned. Trump doesn’t care if Tokyo burns or Frankfurt bleeds, as long as Michigan gets a few more factory jobs and the illusion of sovereignty returns to dying Rust Belt towns. Funny thing is many of these don't have recripocrical tarrifs at least until now, but the US simply couldn't complete.
The irony? While Washington imposes tariffs to build cars at home, Russia and China are building a new world economy, outside the dollar, outside dinosaur SWIFT, and increasingly outside the gravitational pull of American policy altogether. Eurasia is rising. BRICS is expanding. And the West, led by a tariff-throwing real estate mogul turned messiah, is punching its allies in the face, again. I love it.
What began as a trade war is ending as a self-inflicted collapse.
- Gerry Nolan
🎙Subscribe @TheIslanderNews
Donate - Support Our Work
Trump’s trade war just went nuclear again, this time slamming the global auto industry with a 25% tariff hammer that sent shockwaves through European and Asian markets. The move, touted by Trump as a bold step toward reviving American manufacturing, has already vaporized over $14 billion in market value from Europe’s largest carmakers, according to The Telegraph. From Frankfurt to Tokyo, the message was clear: the United States is no longer playing by the old rules.
Japan took a heavy blow. Toyota’s shares dropped 2%, Nissan lost 1.7%, and Honda tumbled 2.5% in response to the announcement. This isn’t just investor jitters, it’s economic reality. Automobiles make up nearly 28.3% of Japan’s total exports to the U.S., pumping out roughly $63 billion annually. According to estimates from Nomura Research Institute, Trump’s tariffs could slice 0.2% off Japan’s GDP, about $8 billion gone, evaporated by the stroke of a presidential pen. The timing couldn’t be worse for Tokyo. With consumer inflation already above target, the Bank of Japan had been eyeing a long-awaited rate hike in May. That window may have just slammed shut.
Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba kept his response measured, stating Tokyo is evaluating “what’s best for Japan’s national interest,” and that all options are on the table. But the subtext was clear: Japan’s political class is scrambling to recalibrate its approach in the face of Washington’s increasingly erratic protectionism.
For Trump, this isn’t just economic policy, it’s domestic theater. He claims the tariffs will generate $100 billion annually in tax revenue and revive an American auto industry hollowed out by decades of neoliberal outsourcing. The tariffs are scheduled to kick in on April 2, with a second wave targeting car parts one month later. Meanwhile, S&P Global Mobility reports that nearly half of all new passenger vehicles sold in the U.S. last year were manufactured abroad, underscoring how deeply integrated America’s auto market has become with the very nations now under fire.
But here’s where it gets deeper and darker.
This isn’t just about trade. It’s about empire in retreat, turning in on its own vassals. Trump is torching what remains of transatlantic and transpacific economic cooperation, turning Germany and Japan from loyal vassals into collateral damage. This is the late-stage imperial reflex: when you can’t win against China or Russia, you cannibalize your own "allies" to buy time and votes at home.
Europe, already battered by energy shocks and NATO overreach, now watches as its industrial core is gutted by the very hegemon it once pledged allegiance to. Japan, caught between hosting U.S. bases and courting Chinese trade, is learning the hard way what multipolarity means: adapt or perish.
This is the “America First” doctrine in its final form, not strategy, but economic Darwinism. Allies be damned. Supply chains be damned. Stability be damned. Trump doesn’t care if Tokyo burns or Frankfurt bleeds, as long as Michigan gets a few more factory jobs and the illusion of sovereignty returns to dying Rust Belt towns. Funny thing is many of these don't have recripocrical tarrifs at least until now, but the US simply couldn't complete.
The irony? While Washington imposes tariffs to build cars at home, Russia and China are building a new world economy, outside the dollar, outside dinosaur SWIFT, and increasingly outside the gravitational pull of American policy altogether. Eurasia is rising. BRICS is expanding. And the West, led by a tariff-throwing real estate mogul turned messiah, is punching its allies in the face, again. I love it.
What began as a trade war is ending as a self-inflicted collapse.
- Gerry Nolan
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31.03.202513:33
📝Not just words, but deeds📝
The Russian Emergencies Ministry is working in Myanmar
Russian rescuers from the Emergencies Ministry continue to provide assistance to those affected by the earthquake in Myanmar.
The footage captured the moment of rescuing a woman who had been lying under the rubble for more than two days in the city of Mandalay. Search dogs found the victim, and the operation took eight hours and took place in the dark, under the threat of further collapses and against the background of ongoing aftershocks.
📌The mission of Russian rescuers is not just a humanitarian mission, but an important step in strengthening relations between Russia and Myanmar. We have already reported that economic and infrastructure projects are now actively developing between the countries: from resource extraction and energy to the construction of a small nuclear power plant and a deep-water port.
❗️Therefore, in such crisis situations, a prompt response like the one shown by the Russian leadership is extremely important. Assistance in emergencies and natural disasters is what is truly valued and remembered.
#Myanmar #Russia
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The Russian Emergencies Ministry is working in Myanmar
Russian rescuers from the Emergencies Ministry continue to provide assistance to those affected by the earthquake in Myanmar.
The footage captured the moment of rescuing a woman who had been lying under the rubble for more than two days in the city of Mandalay. Search dogs found the victim, and the operation took eight hours and took place in the dark, under the threat of further collapses and against the background of ongoing aftershocks.
📌The mission of Russian rescuers is not just a humanitarian mission, but an important step in strengthening relations between Russia and Myanmar. We have already reported that economic and infrastructure projects are now actively developing between the countries: from resource extraction and energy to the construction of a small nuclear power plant and a deep-water port.
❗️Therefore, in such crisis situations, a prompt response like the one shown by the Russian leadership is extremely important. Assistance in emergencies and natural disasters is what is truly valued and remembered.
#Myanmar #Russia
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25.04.202519:45
🚨☦️😡Another BLATANT ATTACK on the Orthodox by Ukraine
An Orthodox temple complex in Russia’s Belgorod region has been turned into a smoldering PILE OF RUINS in the wake of a Ukrainian drone strike.
The Noviy Yerusalim (‘New Jerusalem’) temple complex, situated in the village of Sukharevo, Belgorod Region was set ablaze Thursday night, reportedly targeted by a Baba Yaga-type hexacopter drone dropping incendiary munitions.
💉 Attacking rescuers
When firefighters arrived to battle the flames, a second drone tried to attack them and their vehicles.
Only luck and the timely evacuation of monks and pilgrims prevented anyone from being hurt during the drone attacks, or the fire.
🏛 Attack on history
The New Jerusalem complex is a reproduction of traditional ancient Orthodox-style churches, gradually built since 2001 and financed by public donations. Made entirely of wood, in the old style, the complex featured seven holy shrines and eight hillside crosses.
☦️ Anti-Orthodox terror
Ukraine’s military regularly targets religious sites during missile, drone and artillery strikes in Russia, including the Donbass, Kherson and Zaporozhye, but also border regions like Belgorod and Kursk.
At home, the Zelensky regime has cracked down HARD on Orthodoxy, seeking to dismantle the canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church, revoke its land rights, seize church buildings and attack clergy.
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An Orthodox temple complex in Russia’s Belgorod region has been turned into a smoldering PILE OF RUINS in the wake of a Ukrainian drone strike.
The Noviy Yerusalim (‘New Jerusalem’) temple complex, situated in the village of Sukharevo, Belgorod Region was set ablaze Thursday night, reportedly targeted by a Baba Yaga-type hexacopter drone dropping incendiary munitions.
💉 Attacking rescuers
When firefighters arrived to battle the flames, a second drone tried to attack them and their vehicles.
Only luck and the timely evacuation of monks and pilgrims prevented anyone from being hurt during the drone attacks, or the fire.
🏛 Attack on history
The New Jerusalem complex is a reproduction of traditional ancient Orthodox-style churches, gradually built since 2001 and financed by public donations. Made entirely of wood, in the old style, the complex featured seven holy shrines and eight hillside crosses.
☦️ Anti-Orthodox terror
Ukraine’s military regularly targets religious sites during missile, drone and artillery strikes in Russia, including the Donbass, Kherson and Zaporozhye, but also border regions like Belgorod and Kursk.
At home, the Zelensky regime has cracked down HARD on Orthodoxy, seeking to dismantle the canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church, revoke its land rights, seize church buildings and attack clergy.
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15.04.202508:27
On April 14, the North troop group eliminated enemy manpower and equipment in the Krasnaya Yaruga border area and continued the liberation of the Kursk region
Having suffered colossal losses in manpower and equipment, the AFU command decided to replenish the units with personnel from other directions. The incoming reinforcements are being systematically targeted by our fire. At the same time, the Northmen are securing the Russian territory and the areas along the border.
▪️A number of soldiers of the 1st Air Force Rifle Brigade have been deployed to the village of Krasnopolye (Bryansk region) from the Kherson region, along with the forcibly conscripted Ukrainians who completed boot camp on training grounds in forests near Chuhuiv (Kharkiv region). The Northmen target the coming reinforcements with comprehensive fire attacks.
▪️In the Demidovka direction the enemy made two attempts to deploy troops closer to the Russian-Ukrainian border. Both AFU assault groups were eliminated by artillery fire while still in Ukrainian territory.
▪️An AFU assault group has been detected while attempting to advance in the direction of Popovka at noon. Majority of the enemy troops were eliminated as a result of a comprehensive fire attack. The survivors hastily retreated deep into the Sumy region.
▪️The Northerners are completing the mopping-up of the western outskirts of the village of Popovka, along with the forest belts on the border. All detected enemy hideouts are being targeted by comprehensive fire attacks.
In this direction for the past 24 hours the Northmen eliminated 11 units of enemy equipment.
In the Sumy direction, despite continuous deployment of enemy troops towards the village of Oleshnya, the Northmen carry on their successful advance and progress towards the complete liberation of the border areas near Sudzha.
▪️The AFU command attempted to deploy several assault groups from Yunakovka towards the village of Oleshnya. The groups were promptly eliminated while still in Ukrainian territory.
▪️The enemy continues to suffer major losses in the vicinity of the St. Nicholas Monastery. Scattered groups of AFU soldiers desert their positions and try to run back into the Sumy region.
▪️The Northerners are also advancing in the Sumy region, expanding the sanitary zone near the settlements of Veselivka, Zhuravka and Basivka.
▪️Our engineering units continue demining the border area near Sudzha. Over the past week a total of 94920 explosive objects have been neutralized.
The total advance of the Northmen in the Sumy region was over 1800 meters, 9 units of enemy armored vehicles were destroyed.
In the Liptsy direction, our UAV operators eliminated an enemy assault group along with their Humvee IMV.
In the Volchansk direction, nine AFU assault groups along with their armored and unarmored vehicles were eliminated as a result of comprehensive fire attacks.
Over the past 24 hours, the enemy's losses amounted to over 340 people (including over 220 in the Sumy direction and over 60 in the Krasnaya Yaruga direction). Also uncovered and destroyed:
In the Krasnaya Yaruga direction:
▪️One Humvee AFV (USA);
▪️Two 2S1 Gvozdika self-propelled howitzers and one D-30 howitzer;
▪️Five pickup trucks;
▪️Two ATVs and a buggy.
In the Sumy direction:
▪️One T-64 tank;
▪️Two APCs, including one M113 APC (USA);
▪️Six AFVs, including one MaxxPro (USA);
▪️Five howitzers, including one M777 howitzer (USA) and one D-30 howitzer;
▪️Two mortars;
▪️Eighteen vehicles;
▪️Six UAV crews;
▪️Eleven airplane-type UAVs and four copters of various types.
In the Volchansk and Liptsy directions:
▪️Three IMVs, including two Humvee IMVs and one Canadian-made Roshel Senator IMV;
▪️Seven vehicles;
▪️Three airplane-type UAVs (including two Leleka-100 and one A1-CM Furia) and sixteen copters of various types.
Victory will be ours!
Having suffered colossal losses in manpower and equipment, the AFU command decided to replenish the units with personnel from other directions. The incoming reinforcements are being systematically targeted by our fire. At the same time, the Northmen are securing the Russian territory and the areas along the border.
▪️A number of soldiers of the 1st Air Force Rifle Brigade have been deployed to the village of Krasnopolye (Bryansk region) from the Kherson region, along with the forcibly conscripted Ukrainians who completed boot camp on training grounds in forests near Chuhuiv (Kharkiv region). The Northmen target the coming reinforcements with comprehensive fire attacks.
▪️In the Demidovka direction the enemy made two attempts to deploy troops closer to the Russian-Ukrainian border. Both AFU assault groups were eliminated by artillery fire while still in Ukrainian territory.
▪️An AFU assault group has been detected while attempting to advance in the direction of Popovka at noon. Majority of the enemy troops were eliminated as a result of a comprehensive fire attack. The survivors hastily retreated deep into the Sumy region.
▪️The Northerners are completing the mopping-up of the western outskirts of the village of Popovka, along with the forest belts on the border. All detected enemy hideouts are being targeted by comprehensive fire attacks.
In this direction for the past 24 hours the Northmen eliminated 11 units of enemy equipment.
In the Sumy direction, despite continuous deployment of enemy troops towards the village of Oleshnya, the Northmen carry on their successful advance and progress towards the complete liberation of the border areas near Sudzha.
▪️The AFU command attempted to deploy several assault groups from Yunakovka towards the village of Oleshnya. The groups were promptly eliminated while still in Ukrainian territory.
▪️The enemy continues to suffer major losses in the vicinity of the St. Nicholas Monastery. Scattered groups of AFU soldiers desert their positions and try to run back into the Sumy region.
▪️The Northerners are also advancing in the Sumy region, expanding the sanitary zone near the settlements of Veselivka, Zhuravka and Basivka.
▪️Our engineering units continue demining the border area near Sudzha. Over the past week a total of 94920 explosive objects have been neutralized.
The total advance of the Northmen in the Sumy region was over 1800 meters, 9 units of enemy armored vehicles were destroyed.
In the Liptsy direction, our UAV operators eliminated an enemy assault group along with their Humvee IMV.
In the Volchansk direction, nine AFU assault groups along with their armored and unarmored vehicles were eliminated as a result of comprehensive fire attacks.
Over the past 24 hours, the enemy's losses amounted to over 340 people (including over 220 in the Sumy direction and over 60 in the Krasnaya Yaruga direction). Also uncovered and destroyed:
In the Krasnaya Yaruga direction:
▪️One Humvee AFV (USA);
▪️Two 2S1 Gvozdika self-propelled howitzers and one D-30 howitzer;
▪️Five pickup trucks;
▪️Two ATVs and a buggy.
In the Sumy direction:
▪️One T-64 tank;
▪️Two APCs, including one M113 APC (USA);
▪️Six AFVs, including one MaxxPro (USA);
▪️Five howitzers, including one M777 howitzer (USA) and one D-30 howitzer;
▪️Two mortars;
▪️Eighteen vehicles;
▪️Six UAV crews;
▪️Eleven airplane-type UAVs and four copters of various types.
In the Volchansk and Liptsy directions:
▪️Three IMVs, including two Humvee IMVs and one Canadian-made Roshel Senator IMV;
▪️Seven vehicles;
▪️Three airplane-type UAVs (including two Leleka-100 and one A1-CM Furia) and sixteen copters of various types.
Victory will be ours!
26.04.202511:48
📝From Kursk to Sumy Region📝
On the completion of the liberation of Kursk Region
The Russian Ministry of Defense reported on the completion of the operation in Kursk Region and the full liberation of the region from the presence of Ukrainian formations.
🖍At the moment, footage has appeared online showing the raising of the Russian flag in the center of the settlement of Gornal, and it was announced that the border village has been fully liberated. Thus, the presence of the enemy remains only in several gullies and ravines along the border.
They are hard to access and difficult to pass through, so the enemy will most likely be able to hold out there for some time, even taking into account constant artillery shelling and drone strikes.
❗️Even the complete clearing of the Russian region does not mean its complete safety. To ensure this, a full sanitary zone will still need to be created in the vicinity of Yunakovka and other border settlements. It is in these settlements, after the resettlement of residents, that a large concentration of enemy formations is observed, as well as the operation of operators of unmanned systems, both reconnaissance and strike.
And only with the creation of a full cordon and a security zone will the threat of infiltration of new sabotage and reconnaissance groups of Ukrainian formations into the territory of Russia be mitigated.
📌 However, this will not eliminate the threat of drones and missile strikes, since Ukraine has not even thought of stopping shelling various Russian regions and carrying out terrorist activities. Proof of this is the recent murder of Yaroslav Moskalyk and recent reports of the prevention of terrorist attacks by forces from Central Asia.
#Kursk #Russia #Ukraine
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On the completion of the liberation of Kursk Region
The Russian Ministry of Defense reported on the completion of the operation in Kursk Region and the full liberation of the region from the presence of Ukrainian formations.
🖍At the moment, footage has appeared online showing the raising of the Russian flag in the center of the settlement of Gornal, and it was announced that the border village has been fully liberated. Thus, the presence of the enemy remains only in several gullies and ravines along the border.
They are hard to access and difficult to pass through, so the enemy will most likely be able to hold out there for some time, even taking into account constant artillery shelling and drone strikes.
❗️Even the complete clearing of the Russian region does not mean its complete safety. To ensure this, a full sanitary zone will still need to be created in the vicinity of Yunakovka and other border settlements. It is in these settlements, after the resettlement of residents, that a large concentration of enemy formations is observed, as well as the operation of operators of unmanned systems, both reconnaissance and strike.
And only with the creation of a full cordon and a security zone will the threat of infiltration of new sabotage and reconnaissance groups of Ukrainian formations into the territory of Russia be mitigated.
📌 However, this will not eliminate the threat of drones and missile strikes, since Ukraine has not even thought of stopping shelling various Russian regions and carrying out terrorist activities. Proof of this is the recent murder of Yaroslav Moskalyk and recent reports of the prevention of terrorist attacks by forces from Central Asia.
#Kursk #Russia #Ukraine
⭐️@rybar
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