Tulsi Gabbard on Joe Rogan: Given the MIC’s greed for money, is an all-out thermonuclear war with Russia now almost unstoppable? French FM also warns of “uncontrolled escalation” in Ukraine

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Tulsi would be an incredible choice for president or vice-president…. and as a female and a POC (person of color), what can the Demoncrats say against her?

Ah yes, anyone opposing provoking Russia into WWIII is a traitor — yes, Tulsi, the US Army Reserve lieutenant colonel is a traitor — and obviously a “Putin puppet” for not wanting America to be vaporized; slanders that Killary Klinton has already spewed.

And Tulsi is 100% right that the elite are NOT overly worried about WWIII, since they already have their safe, deep-underground luxury bunkers.

(with years of stored food and, for dessert, little white kids to f—k and snuff.)

Rogan, for his part, has courage and a great personality, friendly yet is no-b.s.

(What is his ethnicity? “Rogan” is an Irish name, but he looks mediterranean, and clearly has some other DNA in there. In the Northeast, where I am from, because of the Catholic connection and proximity (same high school), intermarriage between the Irish and Italians was very common…. Movie stars John Travolta and the late Ray Liotta (of “Goodfellas”), killed not long ago, IMO, by the vaxx, are examples of this.)

Tulsi three years ago with Rogan, then running for president as a Democrat, discussing how it felt in Iraq as an Army officer in the war zone to see daily US casualties in Iraq at a base 40 miles north of Baghdad which had the wry nickname of “Mortar-itaville”….

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……Russian defense minister makes emergency calls to NATO counterparts to warn of Ukrainian dirty-bomb false-flag attack

 

Russia Warns Of ‘Dirty Bomb’ False Flag Plot In Flurry Of Rare Calls To Western Leaders

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BY TYLER DURDEN/Zero Hedge
MONDAY, OCT 24, 2022 – 05:44 AM

Update(1645ET)A major new and sensational charge of a Ukrainian false flag plot in the making issued by Russia’s defense chief has set off a string of tit-for-tat accusations and statements Sunday.

Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu claimed in rare phone calls that included his counterparts from the United States, Britain, France, and Turkey that Ukrainian forces are preparing a “provocation” with a radioactive device. A Kremlin statement cited that he conveyed a warning over “possible Ukrainian provocations involving a ‘dirty bomb'”.

Shoigu’s office said in follow-up that he conveyed the warning to all the above-named countries’ defense chiefs. As for his conversation with Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin, it was the second phone call in merely three days. The Pentagon in the hours after said Austin told Shoigu he “rejected any pretext for Russian escalation” – which strongly suggests the US perceives that Moscow is about to heighten attacks on Ukrainian cities further:

Russian authorities repeatedly have made allegations that Ukraine could detonate a dirty bomb in a false flag attack and blame it on Moscow. Ukrainian authorities, in turn, have accused the Kremlin of hatching such a plan.

The Kremlin is further charging that this low-intensity nuclear provocation is being prepared with the help of Great Britain; however, the Western allies have said no evidence whatsoever was presented in the phone calls alongside the accusations.

The UK defense ministry said in its statement following Shoigu’s phone call with Secretary Ben Wallace that the Russian side “alleged that Ukraine was planning actions facilitated by Western countries, including the UK, to escalate the conflict in Ukraine.”

“The Defense Secretary refuted these claims and cautioned that such allegations should not be used as a pretext for greater escalation,” the ministry said.

Russia is saying that such a ‘dirty bomb’ detonation, which would spread radioactive waste and potentially contaminate large urban areas, would then be blamed on Moscow in order to justify greater Western intervention.

Ukraine, for its part, blasted what the presidency’s office called an “absolute and quite predictable absurdity” and blatant “lie”. France too agreed with Ukraine’s assessment, and a statement from the French Foreign Ministry has ominously warned that the crisis is “trending towards uncontrollable escalation.” But Macron on Sunday admitted that “peace is possible” – yet it depends on when the Ukrainians “decide it”.

Meanwhile, Zelensky’s own rhetoric urging Western military intervention has escalated as well, all of which strongly suggests the war will soon grow hotter.

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Now much of Western Ukraine, which lies far away from the front lines of fighting with Russia in the east, is without power due to fresh weekend airstrikes across the country.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in a Saturday night address said new “massive” strikes targeted Dnipropetrovsk, Khmelnytsky, Kirovohrad, Mykolaiv, Odessa, Rivne, Volyn and Zaporizhia regions.

“We continue eliminating the aftermath of today’s terrorist attacks on our infrastructure,” Zelensky said“The geography of this new massive strike is very wide.”

Thermal power plant on fire following Russian strike, via Reuters.

The past days have already seen power outages in Kyiv, with energy grid authorities warning of rolling blackouts, and urging residents to take power-saving measures such as the avoidance of running large appliances.

On Saturday the national power utility operator Ukrenergo said that damage from the latest round of Russian strikes set a new record. The Saturday air offensive by Russia was bigger than an initial major wave of strikes from earlier this month:

Over 1.4 million Ukrainian households have lost electricity after a morning of repeated Russian air raids, Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s office says.

The Ukrainian General Staff reported that 40 cruise missiles and 16 allegedly Iranian-made drones hit Ukraine throughout the day.

Oleksandr Kharchenko, a Ukrainian energy official, said in an interview with US media that national infrastructure vital for the people is facing “really huge trouble”.

“When you don’t have electricity in a city, it means you have no water, you have no supply of gas, you have nothing,” Kharchenko said. Days prior to the stepped-up Saturday assault the government said one-third of all power stations had been hit or damaged in Russian strikes.

Most new damage to energy has been recorded in the country’s west, south and center, with some hospitals since reporting they are running on backup generators. Reserves of oxygen and fresh water are also being tapped by hospitals.

Ukrenegro has on Sunday introduced phased blackouts to “avoid accidents”, per The Guardian:

The blackouts began at 11.13am local time (09.30am BST), with households in Kyiv divided into three groups that will be “disconnected for a certain period of time”, DTEK said.

It added that the blackouts should last “no more than four hours” but may be longer “due to the scale of damage to the power supply system”.

According to the latest estimate of the damage reported in Reuters, “Russia has hit at least half of Ukraine’s thermal generation capacity and caused billions of dollars of damage in attacks since Oct. 10, but not all stricken power units have stopped working completely, Ukraine’s energy minister said on Friday.”

Further, “Herman Halushchenko told Reuters in an interview that 30-40% of overall national power infrastructure had been hit in attacks that he depicted as intended to destroy Ukraine’s energy system — a goal that he said had not been achieved.”

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  1. What took the Russians so long to destroy Ukrainian infestructure? Perhaps Russia has learnt to scale back tank regiments and increase killer drones and destroy the infrastructure that supports an enemy. The opening scenes of the film “Terminator ” with the big gay jew loving Arnie swartzeneger. Might fortell future urban wars.

  2. FBI man Gunderson thought a “barometric bomb” was used in the Oklahoma City bombing, and he described this bomb.

    Basically, there is a small initial explosion which generates a cloud of explodable particles, then a tenth of a second later this cloud of explodable particles is ignited.

    Gunderson stated that the barometric bomb (which derives its name from the fact that it greatly affects barometric pressure and blows out windows) has an A-Neutronic classification because it is so powerful.

    I am sure Russia has the barometric bomb (also knows as the fuel-air bomb).

    It follows that there is no need for Russia to use nuclear bombs in Ukraine. Russia can annihilate all of Ukraine’s population centers with barometric bombs.

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