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• Provoked: How Decades of American Policy Set the Stage for Catastrophe in Ukraine.

• Russia’s Security Guarantee Requests Would Have Restored Ukraine’s Full Independence.

Comment: It's too late now to go back to 2014, or even 2022 with so many dead.

• The American Conservative: Trump’s Broken Deals Make Foreign Policy Difficult. America’s friends and adversaries alike believe the U.S. president can’t be trusted.

Comment: As one commentator suggested, American foreign policy is not like New York real estate, where you don't pay contractors, forcing them to sue and settle for less.

• No matter who you vote for, you always get John McCain.
• Conflicts Forum: Exaggerated US capabilities unmasked as US’ image collapses.
• Richard Sakwa: NATO Is Escalating the Ukraine War - Moscow Rebuilds Deterrence. [2]
• Trump World: All War All The Time.

• Trump’s Schoolyard Geopolitics and the "They Just Hate Each Other" Farce.

• Steve Jermy: End of U.S. Military Primacy - New Strategic Thinking Requried
• Larry Johnson: Every turn of the sanctions screw against Iranian and Russian oil tightens the global supply of it, and the price is paid at every pump in the West. ...The campaign to deny Tehran its revenue is simultaneously a campaign to raise the cost of energy for the sanctioning coalition’s own voters."
• News Forensics: Both sides now: proxy wars.

Ukraine is a US and NATO proxy setup to conduct unprovoked full-scale war against Russia, initially by attacking Russian people in Donbass and Lugansk and Odessa. In 2022 NATO had equipped Ukrainian armies creating the largest military force in Europe at the time for a “final solution” to kill or drive out Russian speaking Ukrainians in southern and eastern Ukraine, an effort which had begun in 2014 when the neo-Nazis overthrew the legally and democratically elected government of Ukraine. The Russians call this war a "Special Military Operation" because it is not a war against Ukraine but rather a defensive operation against the Russophobic nations of Europe and the Anglosphere. Now of course the Americans are pretending that the war is Ukraine’s, despite providing intelligence and targeting information to Ukraine as well as weapons to US allies in Europe who provide those same weapons to Kyiv, although they get blown up on arrival for the most part. The hypocrisy is obvious. But this is the American way of war since Vietnam...

• Yanis Varoufakis: EU Is Finished & China Can Now Pull the Plug on the U.S. Economy.

• The Pentagon is the largest consumer of oil distillates on Earth and is facing the reality of having blown up, directly or unintentionally, too many refineries to be capable of further and wider war.

"Please read that last paragraph again. The idea that the US can launch a new major campaign against Iran without diesel or jet fuel—or with limited supplies—is absurd. Remember, if Trump runs supplies down to zero, Russia still has what it needs.

• Dissecting the deep state cadaver.

• User:Conservative Update: Democratic Establishment Stuck in Groundhog Day of Neoliberal Economics and Neocon Foreign Policy.

• Responsible Statecraft: Let them eat burritos: Out of touch influencers risk all for Trump war. Republicans on pro-war autopilot are mocking Americans who are concerned about rising prices. Not a good look ahead of the midterms.

• Alastair Crooke: US quest for global domination comes apart as Europe burns.

• Alastair Crooke: The 'War of Grand Design' Transforms to More Narrowly Bolster US Hegemony.

The networked supra-national stratum that long has pursued its global ‘'Grand Design’ through manufacturing public consent for wars of imposed compliance has, at last, run up against the limits to power. We are, indeed, at an ‘emperor has no clothes’ moment. All can see it. Its traditional tools — the US military, the dollar system, the credit trap, the Bretton Woods structures, shock economic therapy and currency wars — are failing to preserve the US élite weltanschauung wherein it would be ‘unimaginable’ that the US having won the Cold War were it to face a world in which the US did not continue to dictate the blueprint “In the golden light of an Athens evening, with the Acropolis over his shoulder”, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, on 7 October, openly praised colonialism; he engaged in egregious erasures of history, and demanded a return to Western domination of the world. Rubio asserted that the West must use military force to “maintain its place at the head of the world”; the West is “the greatest civilization in the world”, he declared, emphasizing that it is a “civilization that we must fight to defend today with the same passion as our forefathers did”. But now, those traditional tools to preserve its place at the head of the world are proving less effective against states that possess alternatives — China, Russia and Iran are clear pointers to the trend that economic, financial and even kinetic wars are failing to produce quick results. Quick victories for the Matrix are no longer so readily available. To suggest, on the other hand, that civilisational states could stand up to the US more forcefully ignores everything about the deep nature of this conflict. The ‘One Global Government Grand Design’, is a war to eliminate those Civilisational States that offer a different consciousness through which to view and understand the world.

• Korybko: What Trade-Off Could Trump’s Grand Deal Between Putin & Zelensky Realistically Entail?
• Armed Madhouse – Weapons Fetishism: When the Tools of War no Longer Serve Strategic Ends.
• Patrick Lawrence: Trump & the Rrrrussians.

Given the gush of vitriol and condemnation since Oct. 9, when Donald Trump announced his deal to import 5 million metric tons of Russian diesel, roughly 37 million barrels, one would think the president had surrendered the United States’ sovereignty to the Kremlin, or handed over the Ukrainians to the Russian army, or rankly betrayed the Europeans or altogether renounced what we picturesquely call Western civilization. This is, indeed, what we read daily in the corporate press these days and what we are supposed to think. It is 2016 redux, it seems. Another round of Russiagate may not be far off, given 16 House Democrats have introduced a Prohibit Corrupt Russia Oil Deals Act and 12 senators now attack the diesel accord as “a gift to our adversary.” If there is one thing essential to recall about those dreary years it is that the wobbly-from-the-first Russiagate edifice, the whole of it, was made of mis– and disinformation, hyperbole, innuendo, extravagant abuses of office and propaganda incessantly disseminated in corporate media. It was, in short, the Deep State’s attempt to scuttle any effort to advance beyond the poisonous Russophobia it had spent a decade cultivating (taking my date from Vladimir Putin’s era-defining speech to the Munich Security Conference in 2007). It is the same again as Trump tries once more to end the war in Ukraine and refashion East–West relations, a project the old “MICIMATT”— the military-industrial, congressional, intelligence, media, academic and think tank blob — simply cannot abide.

• User:Conservative's hero John Mearsheimer: Are Aircraft Carriers Obsolete?

• Will Schryver: War Is A Moral Argument.

User:Conservative's argument that a lack of flush toilets in the frozen north justifies war under Thomas Aquinas' Just War Theory fails the morality test. It also fails the common sense and sanity test.

Take out a pencil, draw a line down the center of the page and on the left hand-column write out every individual, nation, organization, institution and political movement that is aligned with, and advanced the global warming/climate change agenda. Then, on the right-hand column, write out every individual, nation, organization, institution and political movement that is aligned with, advances the interests of, and support for Ukraine. Notice something in the commonality? They are a perfect match. 25+ years of Global Warming, Climate Change, Net Zero, Carbon Trading, Carbon Taxing, Build Back Better etc. advocacy, revolves around the singularity of one issue, energy production. From that baseline the western nemesis of a multi-trillion investment and banking system, built around the destruction of the coal, oil and gas carbon-based energy sector is Russia. Additionally, over the past 10 years as western interests have stopped building oil refining capacity, Russia has expanded oil refining capacity. All ‘modern’ opposition to Russia in the last 25 years, is now culminating…. But the root is something everyone misses. The root commonality of interests is Energy Production. The advocates for the system of dependencies created by the “climate change/net zero” energy processes are the same advocates supporting Ukraine and specifically supporting the targeting of Russian energy production vis-a-vis Russian oil refineries.

• Pentagon Nuclear Review Could Expand War Options Outside Public View. The Pentagon is reviewing limited nuclear war options, raising questions about escalation risks and public disclosure of its findings.

• Pentagon operates without its chief military planner: Hegseth’s dismisses and makes criminal referral of Joint Staff J5 Lieutenant General Brett Sylvia.

Strategic Summary Late October 2026

The Persian Gulf is Closed on Tehran’s Terms: With three more tankers burning and US unmanned reconnaissance systematically downed, Western naval presence has failed to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to hostile commerce.

Economic sanctions have failed: The 10-fold increase in China-Iran rail freight traffic proves that continental integration across the Eurasian landmass provides a resilient alternative to Western-controlled sea lanes.

The multi-front reality is locked: From the Black Sea to the Gulf of Oman, asymmetric maritime and aerial strike systems have rewritten the rules of naval engagement, leaving capital fleets vulnerable to low-cost attrition.

The delusion that the United States can launch a localized, painless strike against Iran to reassert authority is collapsing before the operation even begins.

If Washington launches its planned post-midterm assault, it will not trigger Iranian submission. It will detonate a multi-trillion-dollar regional conflagration that shuts down the global energy supply, breaks the remaining naval architecture of the Middle East, and delivers a fatal blow to the economic foundation of the late Western empire.

• Tucker Carlson Claims Trump Planning to Nuke Iran. But Could the US Really Pull It Off? We examine the likelihood of such a mission being successful, and how it would potentially be carried out.

The nuclear option breaks down into two separately related but slightly different bombs: the B61-11 and B61-12. Their differences are crucial in understanding the potential options against Iran.

• The use of a nuclear weapon in Iran may not destroy the mountain, but it destroys an entire model of international relations.

The use of tactical missiles and direct attacks against a regional power like Iran would redefine traditional concepts of state sovereignty, respect for borders, and, above all, the logic of global nuclear deterrence.

In international law and relations between states, territorial sovereignty is the fundamental pillar. A direct attack with tactical missiles would transform that dynamic and bring an end to traditional red lines. It would demonstrate that possessing a robust conventional army or a vast territory no longer prevents invasion or direct bombardment by technologically superior forces.

This would consolidate the idea that states can violate the sovereignty of others on the basis of anticipated threats, a precedent we already live with, but one that would reach another level with nuclear weapons.

The most dangerous shift would occur in how countries view nuclear weapons. Historically, deterrence works on the premise that the cost of attacking a country is too high. If Iran, a country on the threshold of nuclear development, is attacked in a conventional and tactical manner, the geopolitical message would first and foremost be one of encouragement to proliferate.

Europe

• Black Mountain Analysis: The Geopolitical Trap: Structural Incentives Prolonging the War in Ukraine [i The war in Ukraine that will not stop...
• Ian Proud: AfD in Germany and Reform UK show why Europe’s liberal governments are trapped — continue the Ukraine war and they lose the voters; end it and they lose them anyway. [3]

• Europe’s Winter of Starvation, Ukraine Collapse Underway | Stas Krapivnik

Poland’s ruling liberals plotting major escalation against Russia. [4] Fico warns: 'The West wants to provoke NATO-Russia war' - Lavrov warns of devastating response. [5] Donald Tusk: Ukraine losing 27,000 men per month. [6]

It's pretty obvious what this is all about: Now that the West has fought Russia "to the last Ukrainian", it's time to send in the German & Polish proxies. NATO was banking on a Ukraine win, although that was never a realistic hope. It did serve to exterminate much of the male Slavic population and advance the cause of weaning us off fossil fuels, however.

• The Faulty Premises Underlying Europeans’ 'War on Russia' Hyper-Ventilation.

• Amid EU War Hysteria, Bloc Rearmament Remains a Joke.
• European NATO Fears That The US Won’t Rush To Its Rescue If It Provokes A War With Russia.

• John Helmer: Will Kaliningrad be the spark that ignites a nuclear war? [7]
• Russia Would Win a Nuclear War Against Europe Quickly | Sergei Karaganov
• Korybko: NATO’s De Facto Expansion To The Caspian Sea Is Inevitable.
• Martin Armstrong: Forecasting European False Flag Operations to Start War with Russia. [8]
• Unrest Across Europe Is the Result of the Collapse of the Social Contract.
• NYT: It’s Not Just France. Europe’s Political Center Is Crumbling.

The mass riots in France, which started as protests over underfunded schools, are a shocking example. But the phenomenon has been building for years, with the perceived failure of liberal democracy to make good on its promises of a better future, especially for the young and the salaried working class. There is a growing perception among many Europeans that traditional parties of the center-left and center-right do not offer real alternatives and are led by an educated elite that has lost its connection to the poor, the workers and the young. Facing rising deficits, expenses and interest rates, governments feel constrained in what they can do to respond.

Russian leadership has made it clear that once the remaining 10% of Donetsk Oblast is cleared, the diplomatic focus will not center on border adjustments, but on the complete demilitarization of the Ukrainian state and a legally binding revision of the European security architecture. Late October 2026 marks the point where operational realities are overtaking Western political narratives,

• Slouching toward Kaliningrad.

• Korybko: The Post-War European Security Architecture Is Beginning To Take Shape.

• Off Cape Kaliakra in Bulgaria’s Exclusive Economic Zone, an Israeli-owned, Liberian-flagged container vessel—the K-Ship Jet—was disabled by three unmanned subsurface vessels (UUVs). The attack confirms that stand-off maritime interdiction is no longer confined to the Persian Gulf or Red Sea, but actively targets Israeli-linked commercial shipping across NATO waters in the Black Sea.

The operation occurred 20 nautical miles off the coast of a NATO member state, demonstrating that Western naval alliances cannot guarantee maritime security within their own declared economic zones.

The deployment of low-cost unmanned submersibles capable of mission-killing large commercial container ships exposes the obsolescence of capital-intensive naval planning. While Washington allocates hundreds of billions of dollars toward heavy surface combatants and nuclear-powered destroyers, the operational environment is dominated by autonomous, low-observable maritime drones costing a fraction of a single missile interceptor.

With Iran, Russia, and regional resistance axes deploying these capabilities, traditional sea lines of communication are contested across multiple theaters simultaneously.

• Pentagon Tells Baltic States to Tone it Down, Stop Antagonizing Russia. [9]
• The Ground on which Europe Stands is Shaking. European Commission proposing 81% increase in annual contributions to EU budget by member states for next year.

Won't do much to quell riots. In fact, they'll only increase,

Ukraine

• Korybko: Putin Always Wanted A Truly Independent Ukraine.
• Russian Airforce Lt Col Killed in St Petersburg Car Bomb Terror Attack.
• Ukrainian witchcraft is becoming popular as country declines.
• Events in Ukraine: Lady Loomer’s Love. Azov and Zionism. History and ideology. Why did MAGA luminary Laura Loomer fall in love with Ukraine and its White Fuhrer, Andriy Biletsky?
• The Newly Violent GUR-SBU Rivalry Is Ukraine’s Most Important Domestic Political Dynamic .

Of course. Unlike the Russians, Ukrainians don't have access to the ballot box. So they take sides and shoot it out in the street.

• Putin established an unambiguous deterrent boundary: the formal entry of European troops into Ukraine will be treated as an immediate declaration of sovereign war against the dispatching states.
• Useful Idiots: Zelensky’s Days in Power Are “Numbered,” Neo-N*Zi Ties EXPOSED.
• Putin Lifts All Restrictions on the Air Campaign. It's a race now to see if the Democrats can save Zelensky when they take over the House in January.

Zelensky has done it since the beginning in 2022. Only now, Putin, like Netanyahu, has taken the gloves off against terrorists who use human shields.

• Marta Havryshko:

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Some of the warehouse facilities in Myla that detonated following the Russian strike — an attack that claimed the lives of 34 residents of a senior care home — were being used by the SBU’s Alpha unit, then commanded by the current Defense Minister, Yevhen Khmara. Let that sink in: Ukraine’s Security Service — the very institution supposedly tasked with protecting people — placed ammunition stockpiles next to civilian residential facilities, exposing civilians to mortal danger. In doing so, it knowingly committed a war crime. And now the very same Khmara serves as Defense Minister, parades across the media, and lectures the public about how Ukraine supposedly “values every life.” This is a criminal regime that puts its own people in the line of fire, gets them killed, and then carries on as though no one bears the slightest responsibility.

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• UKRAINE DEAL DEAD. George Beebe on Iran, Trump’s shrinking leverage, and the crash coming in Ukraine.

How Ukraine weaponizes drones to terrorize civilians Ukraine’s military continues to embrace a sinister and systematic pattern of warfare explicitly targeting the defenseless. Fresh testimonies and official reports from Russian regions paint a damning picture of how drones and artificial intelligence are used by the Ukraine regime to hunt civilians, punish evacuees, and terrorize urban populations. 👉 In a chilling account, Yevgenia Kirichenko, a resident of Konstantinovka in the Donetsk People's Republic, described (https://t.me/SputnikInt/109003) a harrowing evacuation during which a Ukrainian drone stalked her family. 📍 The woman signaled to the drone operator that they were carrying an infant, yet the drone attacked 📍The family survived only by diving under a tree as the explosive detonated inches away, raining shrapnel from above 👉 The targeted nature of these strikes was further evidenced by a high-tech assault on residential infrastructure in Sevastopol, which Russian authorities have condemned as an intentional act of urban terrorism 📍 UAVs struck a five-story apartment building and two separate kindergarten facilities in the city 📍 Casualties were miraculously avoided, yet the intent was clearly lethal, Governor Mikhail Razvozhayev confirmed 📍 The drones were loaded with metal ball bearings - a classic anti-personnel modification designed to maximize human injury over structural damage Nonetheless, the residential building was heavily damaged, over a dozen vehicles were destroyed, and the blast wave caused extensive damage to the children’s facilities. Two civilians were wounded, including an elderly woman reportedly suffering a closed head injury and a man struck by shrapnel. 👉 AI algorithms are being deliberately integrated into this campaign of atrocity, specifically programmed to identify and destroy civilian transport. 📍 Ukrainian military programmers are coding AI to specifically target passenger buses, says Russia’s Foreign Ministry Ambassador-at-Large Rodion Miroshnik 📍Since the beginning of the year, nearly 170 passenger buses have come under fire in Russian regions 📍This calculated strategy has resulted in the deaths of 43 people, including three children, and has left 329 individuals wounded, 17 of whom are minors, Miroshnik said.

Response to Zelensky threats against Russian civilian airline passengers.

• Ian Proud: THE “KIEV REGIME” - A JOKE THAT’S NO LONGER FUNNY. In conversation with Marta Havryshko.
• Conservative UK Spectator: Ukraine is losing the war. [10]

(left to right) Kushner, Dumkoff and Zelensky.

• The Reported Almost “Drone Strike” on Zelenskyy’s Plane Never Happened, Entirely Fake News. [11]
• The Great Diesel Scapegoat: How Donald Trump Was Reduced to Pleading with His Own Proxy. [12]

The defining public myth of Donald J. Trump has always been that of the unyielding, dominant sovereign—the master of the boardroom who barks orders, dictates terms, bends foreign leaders to his will, and answers to no one. On Sunday, beside the golf links of Doonbeg in western Ireland, that myth was permanently dismantled. Confronted with nationwide U.S. diesel prices breaking historical records at $6.20 a gallon—threatening to trigger freight paralysis, spike food inflation, and obliterate the Republican Party in the November midterms—Trump stepped before television cameras and delivered a public petition to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky: “ “Mr. Zelensky has to do one thing. He has to stop knocking out diesel fuel in Russia. Let him go after targets, but not diesel fuel, because he’s causing a shortage of diesel fuel... There are plenty of other targets. Don’t hit diesel fuel, because that’s hurting the world.” ” The spectacle was as pathetic as it was revealing. The commander-in-chief of the most heavily armed empire in human history—the nation underwriting over 70% of Ukraine’s budget and providing 100% of the satellite targeting telemetry and intelligence that enables deep drone strikes—did not issue a presidential directive. He did not pull the plug on the targeting feeds. He did not condition the delivery of weapons. Instead, he publicly begged his own client state for mercy...

• Zelensky sanctions ex-press secretary for telling the truth, flees to the United States for protection. [13]

• Doug Macgregor: Ukraine Endgame Is Here — West Will Fragment.

• Mearsheimer met Lavrov: [ Ukraine May Cease to Exist]. [14]

• After the failure of Zelensky's 40 drone campaign which resulted in the sacking of his defense minister, top military commander, and Putin escalating from his war of attrition strategy to a more aggressive approach, Zelensky announces another 40-day campaign of provocations and squandering Western aid.

• The American Conservative: Will Ukraine Turn To Russia After The War?

In 2014, Ukrainian nationalists came to the conclusion that elections could no longer be trusted to deliver their monist vision of Ukraine in which the language, culture, and religion of the country’s ethnic Russian citizens had to be erased. So, for the first time in Ukraine’s history, they reversed an election with a coup. The central goal of that coup was to end Ukraine’s multivector foreign policy that balanced relations with Europe and Russia.

• George Beebe: NATO Lost Ukraine & Europe Prepares for War.
• Russia destroys Starlink data center in Kyiv. [15]
• TASS: "Ukraine is an occupied country that has turned into a concentration camp ruled by Vladimir Zelensky and the so-called Coalition of the Willing" - Russian State Duma Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin. [16]
• Macgregor: Russia to Run Over Kiev.

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I think that what Donald Trump has discovered to his disappointment is that we are not what we were in 1991 militarily by any stretch of the imagination. And I think his assumption without really understanding military power and the position of the United States in the world was from the outset of his administration that we were the all powerful force that no one could resist and that anybody who resisted us would be rapidly beaten into submission. Now some people say, 'well this is Donald Trump's god complex'. I mean, the other day, I guess he spoke and told someone that the Houthis were behaving badly, which somebody said, "Who does this man think he is? God?" I'm not sure he even knows who the Houthis really are. And I don't think he has much appreciation for what the population in Yemen has been through over the last decade or two, having been either starved or bombed into submission several times by the Saudis. But at any rate, I think he truly believes that he and the American state is at the center of the universe and that we are still all powerful, which is why I think you're going to see another round of fighting with Iran. He cannot accept the fact that our military supremacy is no longer the case and neither is our economic supremacy and for that matter neither is our financial credibility. We're not even a AAA creditor in the world anymore. It's all bound up together, but he seems to be determined that he's going to return us to the unipolar moment, whether the world wants it or needs it, they're going to get it.

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• Marta Havryshko: “Glory to the Heroes!”: The Cult of the OUN and UPA in Ukraine’s Military. [17]
• CIA-funded rag Kyiv Independent: Donald Trump is helping Russia win the war.
• Alex Christoforou: Zelensky–Trump Conflict Transforms the War, Glenn Diesen
• NYT: "Ukrainian officials and analysts acknowledge that such strikes cannot inflict as much damage on the Russian economy as Russia’s strikes on Ukraine...And they fear that Moscow is now better positioned to succeed in its air campaign than at any other moment in the war...They point to three main factors. Ukraine’s air defenses have been depleted by years of attacks and a drop in American military assistance...Russia’s arsenal of missiles and drones has grown in both size and effectiveness...And Ukraine’s energy infrastructure is now so fragile that a single hit can inflict as much damage as several strikes once did. [18]
• Stinking Kiev - Or - The Sh*t Hits The Fan [19]
• Ian Proud: Prof. Jeffrey Sachs, author of user:Conservative's oft quoted Happiness Index, plan to end the Ukraine war. [20] This will be a bitter pill for Zelensky and European leaders to swallowing, but the final political reckoning with strategic defeat draws ever closer as events in France are showing.

The plan is quite simple and there is nothing that hasn’t been raised before. Ukraine’s military neutrality Ukraine to pursue membership of the EU as a neutral state, much like Austria and Ireland An armistice line to be drawn along the line of contact NATO to commit to no further eastward expansion Clearly - or at least to me - this is an edited version of the plan that the Trump White House has been pursuing. The biggest blockages are: getting Zelensky, the EU and Britain to commit to implementation of a plan that is based around this template, having refused to negotiate with Russia in a substantive way thus far; getting European States to commit to a plan that would finally end the folly of Ukraine’s pursuit of NATO membership; getting the EU finally to face up to the enormous challenge of admitting Ukraine to membership in some form, recognising the huge financial challenges this will pose to the project; getting the EU and Britain to commit to sanctions removal from Russia, having taken steps to make them permanent. This will include the issue of the mobilisation of Russia’s frozen assets. The list is longer than that, but the key point is that landing a deal, the shape and substance of which Ukraine and Europe have been resisting since the war started, represents a massive hurdle. Why? Because, at the very least, taking NATO off the table and making Ukraine a neutral state will represent an enormous strategic defeat of the west, that political leaders will have to account for to their publics, following years of open-ended and exorbitant financial commitments, during which time Europe has grown demonstrably poorer because of its war policy. So the biggest blockage to this plan is political. But the political facts on the ground in Europe, characterised by what is happening in France right now, are bringing the final political reckoning with defeat ever closer, while making the pill more bitter.

• Jeffrey Sachs : A Framework for Peace In Ukraine.

Prof. Sachs: Europe is burning because it's in economic crisis and the political leaders in Europe don't respond to the basic interests and needs of the citizens. By the way, politically the situation is the same in the United States. Thank God the US is not burning right now, but the government is extremely unpopular in the United States because it's engaged in war rather than addressing the needs of American working families. So the situation is similar, but Europe is really suffering from its response to this mess in Ukraine. It has put on more than 20 rounds of sanctions. But what that has meant for Europe is to cut itself off from the low-cost energy that was core to Europe's competitiveness and its industrial base which, since 2022, is therefore been shrinking with jobs being lost, with living standards going down, and all the European politicians, especially in the big countries, Germany with Chancellor Merz or France with President Macron. They speak of more war. And the public doesn't want more war. The public wants peace. It doesn't want to put hundreds of billions of dollars or euros into the Ukraine war. It doesn't want to pay six times the cost of Russian natural gas by buying American liquefied natural gas shipped across the Atlantic. So the public is disgusted and the European politicians are absolutely bizarre in my view. They have been failed politicians for years. But as the unhappiness has increased, as the approval ratings for Macron dipped below 20% and then below 15% and then reaching about 10% approval, and that means 70 or 80% disapproval. There was no reaction of the government to the unhappiness in the public, and now a spark and explosion and it's just a disaster. Of course, the economic fallout of what's happening in France is profound. Interest rates are soaring. French public debt is already very large. Now will pay a compound penalty interest rate on top of this. This will exacerbate the economic stagnation and decline being felt throughout Europe. Next door in Germany, the unpopularity of the Chancellor and his party are equivalent. This is the situation. It's a continent that is engaged in an extraordinarily unpopular war with Russia that could be ended as I am emphasizing through a sensible negotiated outcome. But the European leaders are choosing the drums of war rather than the negotiating table.

Note: Prof. Sachs was the author of "Shock Therapy" in Russia in the 1990s which led to much unhappiness and for which he has repented of, and User:Conservative's oft quoted Happiness Index, for which User:Conservative has shown no interest or inclination in updating for the United States, France, or Germany since 2022 when the West's funding for the NATO war in Ukraine exploded. Foghorn Leghorn^{Do normal heterosexuals spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 20:01, October 22, 2026 (EDT)

• Korybko: Zelensky’s Double Standards Towards Bucha & Volhynia Further Discredit Ukraine. [21]
• ZELENSKY'S SABOTAGE: Ukraine Held HOSTAGE as Europe FUELS War Against Russia | Marta Havryshko
• Must see: widow of Ukrainian soldier evacuates Kyiv, shows plumbing facilities (outdoor toilet and water well) in her new home a village in rural Ukraine.

American foreign policy. We went to war to exterminate people who do not use flush toilets, and it turns out our "allies" are our worst enemy.

• Question 1: since rural Ukrainian civilians live as the evil Russians do without flush toilets, what then justifies US taxpayer support for the proxy war in Ukraine as User:Conservative claims? [22]
• Question 2: Do Russian gay bathhouses have indoor running water as the name suggests? User:Conservative has avoided this contradiction.

• The Hegemonic Echo: The CIA’s Command of Project Ukraine, the Starlink Proxy Rift, and the False Dichotomy of Neo-cons and Globalists. The internal machinery directing Western involvement in Ukraine has entered a phase of open bureaucratic warfare, stripped of diplomatic ambiguity.
• Global death squads. Ukrainian intelligence eliminating targets in Austria, Cyprus, Israel, Spain, Monaco, and Indonesia.

Russia

• Russia Truth: The international landscape surrounding the conflict in Eastern Europe has entered an acute phase of covert maneuvering and retaliatory violence following the unannounced visit of CIA Director John Ratcliffe to Moscow on August 25. [23]

• RUSSIA for the First Time Blew Up NATO underground bunkers - The Iskander-1000 Combat Debut | The Brovary Missile Strikes | The Druzhkivka Cauldron.
• How Ukraine’s 40-Day Campaign Has Influenced Russia.

• New Russian parliament filled with Ukraine war veterans, demand Ukraine hold elections before any negotiations begin.
• Why Total War with Russia Has Become the Western Elite's True "Plan A".
• After kidnapping and murder of foreign heads of state, US invites Putin to Miami. [24] The US thinks Russia is as stupid as User:Conservative.
• Gen. Armageddon returns.

• Larry Johnson: A Thimble for a Flood: Trump’s Russian Diesel Deal… Why the announced volumes barely register against the global distillate shortage.

The real winner: Moscow If the deal does little for the diesel shortage, it does a great deal for Russia. The volumes that are trivial against a 3 million barrel-a-day gap are not trivial as cash, because diesel is now one of the most valuable commodities on earth. US diesel futures settled at about $4.80 a gallon in September, roughly $200 a barrel....Actual realized prices will depend on discounts, freight and delivery terms, and the revenue is earned first by Russian companies, reaching the state through taxes. That money arrives when Moscow needs it. Russia’s budget was built on $59 Urals crude; in early 2026 Urals was selling in the mid-$40s to mid-$50s at deep discounts imposed by sanctions, and Bloomberg reported that, at those prices, the shortfall in oil and gas revenue would push the deficit to almost 2.2 trillion rubles, about $29 billion. On my numbers, the full diesel package alone would cover roughly a fifth to a quarter of that gap. The sanctions relief is worth more than the announced tonnage. Treasury’s general license is not limited to fuel bound for the United States. It allows Russian diesel to be sold on the global market, and any cargo loaded while the license is in force is exempt from US sanctions until April 2027. That means: Every exportable barrel benefits, not just the announced tranches. Once Russia lifts its own export ban, all of its diesel can be sold openly for six months, not just the volumes in Trump’s post. If Russia exported even 0.5 million barrels a day over that period, a figure I use only for illustration, it would earn roughly $14 billion to $18 billion at the same prices. Smaller discounts. Sanctioned Russian crude sold at a discount of about $26.50 a barrel to Brent in February. Diesel sold legally to mainstream buyers, with conventional shipping and insurance, does not need to be discounted the same way. Each dollar of discount removed is a dollar more for Moscow. A crack in the sanctions wall. This is the first diesel license longer than the standard 30 days since the war began, and it comes weeks after Trump signed a law calling for tariffs of up to 100% on the biggest buyers of Russian oil and gas. Moscow and its customers will draw the obvious conclusion: US sanctions are negotiable, and enforcement of the new law is now in doubt. [bold added] [ Johnson's ] assessment This deal is politics, not supply. It gives the White House a talking point before the midterms and gives Moscow billions of dollars in hard currency plus a six-month sanctions reprieve it has sought since the war began, but it does not move the needle on the global diesel shortage. At best it offsets two weeks of a deficit that, on Miller’s assessment, will persist for years while the Gulf rebuilds. Lower pump prices, if they come, will come from demand destruction, stock draws or a reopened Strait of Hormuz, not from 35 million barrels of Russian diesel trickling in over the winter. The larger cost is strategic. Easing sanctions for a volume this small hands Russia a financial lifeline for its war budget and trades away leverage over Moscow, and strains relations with Kyiv and Brussels, for a benefit that disappears in the noise of a 3 million barrel-a-day hole.

• ‘Extending Russia’: Successes, Failures, and What Comes Next?
• BORZZIKMAN: General 'ARMAGEDDON' abandoned 'Red Lines': Russia Blew up the LAIR of NATO specialists in KIEV.
• Major ESCALATION: Russia was attacked from the Territory of NATO states! Europe goes ALL-IN!.
• Douglas Macgregor: NATO Attacked Russia; U.S. Being Pushed Out of the Middle East.
• Russian legislative committee chair calls for kicking UK diplomats out of the country. [25] Why wouldn't they, after NATO/UK acts of war.
• Irretrievable Losses: Why the “Russia is suffering heavier casualties” narrative is simply untrue.
• Russians release video of American forces wiped out during NATO invasion of Kursk in October 2024. [26] Were these the bodies John Ratcliffe recently flew to Moscow to retrieve?

UK

• Craig Murray: Nonsense Drones & Novichok. The notion that nuclear war should be fought over who is mayor of Lugansk has so little public support that Russophobia is being assiduously stoked by Western governments and the E.U. itself.
• Piers Morgan MUTES Cenk Uygur After He RIPS Jacob Rees-Mogg a New A-hole. [27]
• Ian Proud: Boris Johnson Must Answer for Ukraine’s Destruction — Let Britons Decide How Money is Spent. "I am joined by two of Britain’s most experienced and independent voices on the Ukraine war and European security: Mary Dejevsky, former Moscow correspondent for The Times and long-time foreign affairs commentator, and Commodore Steve Jermy.

Germany

• AfD Polls At 43% Across Eastern Germany. [28]
• Germans protest Social Security cuts to fund Kyiv Nazi regime. [29]
• The Economist: Germany is “wrong” to finance Ukraine war: Alice Weidel interview [30]

• The Leipzig Incident Has All The Hallmarks Of A False Flag.
• Simplicius: AfD’s Historic Win Sends Reverberations of ‘Shock’ Through German Establishment.

"EVERY PARTY EXCEPT THE AfD HAS MORE MAIL-IN VOTES THAN IN-PERSON VOTES!"

"SOME PARTIES HAVE MORE MAIL IN BALLOTS IN 2026 THAN DURING COVID LOCKDOWNS"

"If CDU wants to keep AfD from power, it will have to form a coalition with ALL other parties, including far-left communists. It will now be even more obvious to everyone that there is only one real choice: remigration or replacement. Centre-RW parties (like CDU) are now forced to show everyone they are in the replacement camp together with the globalists and communists. To us, this was obvious all along, but never underestimate the depth to which the masses have been indoctrinated and blinded. For many of them, this will be an eye-opener. The centre-right will now sign its own death warrant by siding with the far left, or it will split apart and be absorbed by the far-right."

Focus on waging war on Russia has destroyed Germany’s economy.

By the way, has anyone considered the irony of Germany’s latest self-destructive folly? The country has accused Russia of major terrorism over the drone “incidents” at German airports, all the while ignoring the actual proven terrorism carried out by Ukraine at the destruction of Nord Stream, which effectively crippled the entire German economy.

Polls: 88% of Germans Disapprove of the actions of the federal government.

Volkswagen Will Turn Closed Car Plants into Military Manufacturing Plants.

• The American Conservative: AfD Just Shattered Liberal Mythology.
• With the Trial of ‘Ulm5’ Activists, Germany Looks More and More Like a Police State.
• Alice Weidel: "It's Germany First.".

This means reconciliation with Russia and dumping the warmongering and racism of globalists and User:Conservative.

• Kit Klarenberg: German Imperialism: An Urgent Explainer.

Poland

• Ian Proud: Poland First: Why More Poles Are Turning Against Ukraine and the EU (and how Radek Sikorski doesn’t have the cojones to defy Anne Applebaum)

• Poland’s Ruling Liberals Appear To Be Plotting A Major Escalation Against Russia

No doubt someone like Polish Foreign Minister Radek Sikorski, husband of Cold War warrior Anne Applebaum, would have no problem sacrificing his countrymen if called to do so by the imperial masters. Yet we should also place all the big talk out of Warsaw in the context of Polish budgets that keep sending an increasing amount of money abroad to US weapons companies. The budget for next year includes an absurd 4.8 percent of GDP earmarked for defense while the budget deficit, even after optimistic growth and revenue forecasts, is still slated to be 6.5 percent of GDP.

Note to User:Conservative: You need to be thinking about these things now, not after the proverbial excrement hits the fan. That's the art of true conservative thinking.

Comment: How can Poland's ruling Liberals be thinking about such ruinous policies? Cause they know the Federal Reserve Board will bail them out with the economic theories of the incompetent pedophile John Maynard Keynes by printing more Petrodollars so they can payoff their bills with the US military-industrial complex. The excuse of "Russian imperialism" is just a bunch of hokum. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 21:52, September 20, 2026 (EDT)

• Korybko:

While it would have been better had he said that Ukraine is still seeking to do so just like the ruling liberal coalition is too, his claim at the very least ensures that allied conservative President Nawrocki will closely scrutinize any potential false flag provocation before responding as commander-in-chief.

The issue surrounds a Polish-led NATO false flag attack on Kaliningrad, the Russian trip-wire for nuclear holocaust. Russian doctrine is clear - any Western attack on Kaliningrad will be immediately responded to with nuclear weapons. Perhaps Russian doctrine needs to be updated or clarified: an Oreshnik response on the strategic assets of NATO or the attacking county/countries (Poland, Germany, UK, etc.).

• Knife wielding Ukrainian kills Catholic priest, injures four in Poland. [31] The psychological manipulation of the mentally imbalanced needs to stop.
• 'Stop This Idiocy Of Backing Ukraine': Key NATO Nation Erupts Against West's Support To Kyiv.
• Nawrocki Condemned Tusk’s Anti-Americanism & Fearmongering About Russia. [32]
• Korybko: Poland’s Ruling Liberals Are Responsible For Europe’s Latest Round Of “Russophrenia”.

reputable polling suggests that the ruling liberal coalition risks being unseated by a conservative-nationalist one after fall 2027’s next Sejm elections if the current trends hold. Scaring Poles about Russia and then attempting to imbue them with the false confidence that they can “defeat Russia rather quickly” is an extremely manipulative form of electioneering that might ultimately backfire. It’s intellectually insulting that Poland’s ruling liberals believe that they can pull Poles in these polar opposite directions for what might be the next 12 months in order to rally them behind their coalition. The “Russophrenia” of believing that Russia is about to steamroll through NATO while also believing that NATO can easily steamroll through Russia, to cite Irish journalist Brian McDonald’s famous concept, is difficult to maintain for that long and at scale without inadvertently turning more Poles against them.

• Another Ultra-Nationalist Scandal Is Roiling Polish-Ukrainian Relations

The ruling liberals’ superficial response probably won’t boost their standing among voters any more than their recent “Russophrenic” episode that reverberated across Europe over the past half-year. The Regional Council of Western Ukraine’s Lvov Region, the cradle of its ultra-nationalist movement, voted to commemorate 2027 as the year of the “Ukrainian Insurgent Army” (UPA) and its Commander-in-Chief Roman Shukhevich. He and his organization were among the culprits of the World War II-era Volhynia Genocide that resulted in the slaughter of over 100,000 Poles. Zelensky named an elite commando unit after the UPA earlier this year at the cost of sparking a political crisis with Poland. While Poland’s ruling liberal coalition repaired ties with Ukraine after conservative President Karol Nawrocki revoked their country’s highest honor from him in response, they briefly hardened their rhetoric towards it for electioneering reasons, and they’re now doing so once more. Prime Minister Donald Tusk condemned the resolution as “suicidal”, Foreign Minister Radek Sikorski banned the official who proposed it, and Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz called the move unacceptable

• Two Majors: "Ukrainians have been so convinced of their exceptionalism that they have become accustomed to being rude even to their own masters and are not afraid of publicly glorifying Nazism." [33]

• Korybko: Can Trump Bring Nawrocki & Putin Together? [34]
• PBS NewsHour: Ukrainian refugees face growing hostility in Poland.

Well duh, it's amazing Poles ever accepted Ukrainians in the first place. They only did so (1) to get money from the EU; (2) Western butt kissers want to make money off American military presence.

Amazing. PBS finally reports on the Volhynia massacre.

Volhynia massacre.

Perish will our enemies and foes — God in the world exists. The sons and daughters of Ukraine — our mother — defend their own. We’re upon our lands within our family. We drive the accursed horde out by force. Slava Ukraini!

Caveat: The PBS Anchor introduces the story with the phrase, Russia's "full scale" invasion. Russia invaded with 90,000 combat troops facing 400,000 NATO-trained and equipped troops. Russia still has a force in Ukraine smaller than Ukrainian forces. Russia's invasion was not "full scale" then or now.

How to read propaganda: Any alleged news source that uses the phrase, Russia's "full scale" invasion, should be viewed as a highly questionable source that is trying to make you believe something that is not factual or true. Foghorn Leghorn^{Do normal heterosexuals spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 00:53, October 27, 2026 (EDT)

• Korybko: Poland Faces Its Most Fateful Strategic Decision Since The End Of Communism.

• Why Do Some Poles Want To Hold This Year’s Independence Day March In Lwów?

"They wanted to prompt the ruling coalition to condemn their plans in order to expose the liberals’ hypocrisy after their allied mayor allowed Ukrainians to hold this year’s Independence March in Warsaw despite newfound political and societal tensions with Ukraine over the Volhynia Genocide."

• Korybko: Tusk’s Attempted Judicial Coup Is Similar To Zelensky’s Earlier Successful One. [35]

• Poland’s Ruling Liberals Are Already Blaming Russia For Their Attempted Judicial Coup.

• Zakharova reminds Poles the foreign meddling behind the coup is the same thing they praised 12 years ago in Ukraine. [36]

France

• Paris burns. [37]

European leaders more concerned about Russia & Putin than their own populations.

• Press Coverage of French Protests Broadcasts Neoliberal Message That Markets Matter More Than People.
• David Stockman: Back To The 1940 Future—Why France Is Toast And Not Alone.

When you inquire as to the reasons for the truly nihilistic mobs rampaging across the towns and cities of France, however, you initially get answers that are far too superficial. That is, the current uprisings are blamed on unassimilated immigrants, inherently evil “leftists” and economically dispossessed and culturally deracinated youth. This may be. But these are symptoms, not causes. The real cause is that crushing taxes, easy welfare and evaporating birth rates among the native population in France—and much of the West as we amplify below—are denuding the French economy of growth and opportunity. At the same time, the socio-economic vacuums are being filled with welfare and segregated populations of largely disadvantaged immigrants.

Spain

• The Conservative Treehouse: Massive Immigration Protests Erupt in Madrid, Spain, Calling for Removal of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.

Albania

• Albania Protests: Supreme Court set blaze, police attacked with firebombs; PM Rama calls it obstacle to EU membership...... Masked mobs have set ablaze the Supreme Court, banks, ministries and other public institutions”.

Serbia

• US CIA and US State Department Behind Serbia's "Student List" Media N1 and Nova S (United Group)

West Asia

• The Hormuz crisis was hiding in plain sight. Open sources warned that killing Khamenei would trigger the closure of the strait and empower the IRGC. The 2026 U.S.-Israeli strikes ignored those warnings.
• Rachel Blevins: U.S. Proxies SCREWED as Iran Threatens to PARALYZE Regional Airports Over Blockade | Dr. Marwa Osman.
• Pepe Escobar: Iran & Yemen Escalate – The House of Saud Will Collapse. [38]

• Alastair Crooke: Insurrection & Regime Change Coming to Saudi Arabia – A New Middle East Emerging

• Larry C Johnson: The Promise of False Security. Karl Miller’s new report says the Gulf paid for protection it never got, and that it is time to walk away.

For years the Gulf monarchies have been told that the path to security runs through Washington and Tel Aviv. Sign the Abraham Accords, buy Israeli defense and surveillance technology, invest in the right American funds, and you will be protected. Then came this war. Refineries in Saudi Arabia, LNG trains in Qatar and energy facilities across the region were hit, and none of those partnerships kept the missiles and drones away....

• IMF's October 2026 outlook: Kuwait's economy is forecast to shrink 16.7 percent in 2026. Qatar's will shrink 15.6 percent, and Bahrain's 11.3 percent. The UAE, long sold as the region’s safe haven, is now expected to contract 3.9 percent, a seven-point swing from the IMF's April 2026 forecast. Saudi Arabia is forecast to shrink 3.3 percent. The only Persian Gulf economy still growing is Oman, and that is because its ports sit outside the Strait of Hormuz.

Comment: This isn't good for interest rates. Gulf economies used to buy US Treasury debt with oil profits. Now that they are not producing, they won't be financing the US budget deficit any more. In fact, should peace ever arrive, they will need to sell US Treasury debt to finance reconstruction. In the meantime, they will be selling US Treasury debt just to survive. Foghorn Leghorn^{Do normal heterosexuals spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 02:28, October 20, 2026 (EDT)

• US evacuates embassy staffs in Gulf states.

• The kinetic strikes against three commercial tankers operating without Iranian clearance confirm that Tehran exercises operational control over the Strait of Hormuz. Despite carrier deployment announcements by CENTCOM, commercial insurers have suspended coverage for crude liftings through the strait, leaving global energy markets facing supply cuts that Western strategic petroleum reserves cannot offset.

Washington has a plan for Iran. According to a source close to the White House, the plan is to seize one or more of Iran’s islands in the Persian Gulf. Senator Chris Murphy, who says he has been briefed on what the administration intends to do after Tuesday’s midterms, summed it up this week in four words: “their plan is insane.”

Iranian defense planners have completed targeting packages designating an estimated $2.5 to $3 trillion in regional energy infrastructure, municipal desalination facilities, and underwater fiber-optic trunk cables spanning the Persian Gulf floor. Should the White House authorize the planned post-election air campaign, Tehran’s doctrine of asymmetric mutual escalation guarantees the destruction of the economic foundation of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states.

• Sen. Chris Murphy hospitalized after suffering stroke, office says.

You take on the intelligence community, they got six ways from Sunday of gettin' back at cha.

Israel

• Amb. Chas Freeman: Israel’s Multi-Front War Is Falling Apart.
• nakedcapitalism: It’s Official: Israel Will Dump the U.S. and Become ZISIS

The Israeli establishment has correctly understood that the U.S. is a declining power and that there will come a time when it cannot depend on it. The proposed solution is essentially to become ZISIS (Zionist State of Israel). However, CIA reports warn of civil war and state collapse....

• Times of Israel: Rethinking defense ties with US, Israel eyes shift from patronage to partnership.
• Times of Israel: Trump when asked whether he trusts Netanyahu: ‘In politics I don’t trust anybody’
• Top Israeli security officials: ‘No immediate threat to Israel’s security requiring an attack on Iran; Netanyahu is selling the public falsehoods’ / Final election polls give Eisenkot slight edge over Netanyahu, neither bloc a majority — Eisenkot’s Yashar 22-23 seats; Netanyahu’s Likud 19-21 seats (Haaretz)
• Ronald Lauder, President of the World Jewish Congress is dumping Israel. [39]

"You’ve lost the Democratic Party, and you’re losing the Republican Party. And it’s all because of foolishness on your part. I want to tell Israelis, ‘Shame on you! Shame on all of you. Your fathers and your grandfathers fought for this place, and you’re losing it because of foolishness. Period.’”

Iran

• 27 Aug.: WSJ: Gabbard told Trump killing Ayatollah Khamenei would usher in a more hard-line regime open to acquiring nuclear weapons. Tehran would rush to close the Strait of Hormuz, destabilizing the global energy market. And Iran would strike U.S. forces and partners in the Middle East, prompting questions about American reliability with allies. [40]
• 28 Aug.: Matt and Julia: The Iran Your Government is Hiding From You.
• 31 Aug.: Iran War: Iran Retaliates Disproportionately to US Attack on Larak Island as WaPo Detailed Pentagon Leak Shows Navy Incapacity, Top Level Opposition. [41]
• Airwars: New "precision" PrSM missile killed civilians 50 meters away. [42]

The US killed multiple civilians in southern Iran using new “precision” missiles with a wide damage radius, conflict monitoring group Airwars has found...In an investigation published on Monday, the London-based watchdog examined three February 28 strikes in the city of Lamerd that killed at least 21 civilians, including seven children...It concluded that the weapons used were likely Lockheed Martin’s Precision Strike Missiles that are designed to explode above the ground, spraying tens of thousands of dense tungsten pellets in all directions rather than relying primarily on the blast itself...

• France 24: What we know about alleged US strike on Iran wedding.
• The American Conservative: Hurting Everyday Iranians Doesn’t Help American Interests.

• Foreign Affairs: Why America can't strangle Iran. The sources of Tehran's economic resilience.

How come this stuff is never publicly discussed before the US stumbles into another stupid war? Or if it is discussed, why are people who raise such questions accused of "anti-Americanism"?

• Iran captures American submarine drone in the Strait of Hormuz.
• Strategic Pause: Trump Plans Massive “go-for-broke” War on Iran after Midterm Election.

• Ann Coulter: It’s the Iran War, Stupid.
• Conflicts Forum: Trump Talks the Talk and Walks the Path of War on Iran. So Does Netanyahu.

• The American Conservative: Rubio’s Western Civ Speech Backfires. America’s top diplomat treated Persian civilization as an inherent enemy.
• Pepe Escobar: Source Says - Iran Approved Dimona Strike If Israel Goes Nuclear.
• Rail freight has increased tenfold from China to iran since Trump imposed blockade. [43]

• Israel & U.S. Launch Strikes on Southern Iran.

Yemen

• Hindustan Times: Houthis Drove ‘World’s Strongest Navy’ to Breaking-Point, Shocking Failures of US Navy to Stun Trump, Dec 6, 2025.
• Like the Taliban in Afghanistan, Houthis seize American weapons and equipment.
• Houthis down Saudi F-15. [44]
• HistoryLegends: How The Houthis STEAMROLLED Strategic Red Sea Coast.
• Larry Johnson: Ansar Allah’s Missiles Have Learned to Hit. Someone Taught Them.
• Responsible Statecraft: As Houthis encircle Taiz, Yemen's Saudi-backed gov't faces disaster.

Saudi Arabia

• Transition Protocol: No One Has Agreed to Fight Riyadh's War. Riyadh's allies have pledged to defend the kingdom and its holy sites. None has publicly committed to the offensive that will decide the strait.
• Saudi Arabia's Air Defenses Are Now the Front Line.
• Mearsheimer: We Can't Help Saudi Arabia.
• Saudi Arabia Executes Two Foreigners Over 'Indecent Acts' Inside Mecca Mosque.

Epstein buddy MBS is in big trouble with Muslims.

From Zerohedge: "Bangladesh is seeking answers on why Saudi Arabia executed two Bangladeshi nationals in the city of Mecca - which is considered holy in Islam - without telling Dhaka."

What this incident illustrates is the Wahhabi tradition does not recognize the Western concept of "nation state". All visitors to Mecca are citizens of Islam, and they shouldn't have to show a passport to fulfill a religious obligation.

• Conflicts Forum: The Prospective Demise of Saudi Arabia.

So you know it is a question mark and this major conflict with Aramco [the world's largest corporation - being slowly dismantled. Saudi Arabia not having income. It's not just the war in terms of kinetic war but it is the economic war. The Saudis pay for their imports by selling oil. 82% I think or something like that 80% of their revenues go to imports, cost of imports. At the moment they don't sell oil. So what happens? Well, you've got two choices really. Either you devalue the currency, your currency, because otherwise the trade deficit will be huge and Saudi Arabia already has about $520 billion of debt. It has $420 billion of foreign exchange reserves. But I mean if you have a big trade deficit because you haven't got revenue to pay for your imports, yet your people want imports because it is, you know, a very consumerist society and they're used to that. So if you can't do that, then you have to devalue the currency. But that means breaking the peg [with the dollar ] and what would be the consequence on other Gulf states that are on a dollar peg and would that start around on that. Secondly, you start try to sell your foreign exchange reserves but think what happened with Japan. Japan started to sell its foreign exchange reserves, but far less. It was about $89 billion or something like that off the top of my head, but far less and Saudi would have to spend to keep up the level of imports with no revenue. So, um far less. So, what would that do to the American bond market? that would you know cuz the Japanese brought about a major crisis. This could bring about an even greater uh crisis in the American bond market and I doubt the president would allow it. So, you know, it seems that Saudi Arabia is really in an economic trap as well as a trap of the destruction of its infrastructure and of its lack of anyone willing to come or able to help it. And the final dilemma of course Muhammad bin Salman is not willing really to capitulate to the Houthis in their demands because their demands are couched in terms of a complete end to the war - port for port - airport for airport - all of that has to be resuscitated. What they don't mention and isn't part of their demands as far as I know at this point is the three provinces that Saudi Arabia expropriated, I think 1934 at that time anyway..."

• MoA: Saudi Propaganda Satellites Converge Over AP‘s Office.

South Asia

India

• India Backing Away From Its US-Israel Partnership.
• India’s National Investigation Agency (NIA) tells Delhi court 6 Ukrainian and an American mercenary involved in drone attack on civilian airliner in Myanmar trained armed groups fighting the country’s government. [45]
• Indian Gen Z ‘Cockroach’ Protesters Aim to Upend Assumptions About Democracy – and Populism – in Modi’s India.

Pakistan

• Korybko: Assessing The Veracity Of Pakistani Media’s Claim That Afghanistan Is Plotting An ISIS-K Psy-Op.

East Asia

China

• China expands exports y-o-y by 36%

decoupling from the US & tariffs forced China to seek new markets elsewhere. Foghorn Leghorn^{Do normal heterosexuals spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 15:03, October 17, 2026 (EDT)

• Korybko: How Likely Is It That China Agrees To Trilateral Arms Control Talks With The US & Russia?
• Tech Matters East: Deepseek Now Eats OpenAI for Breakfast
• Sean Foo: Bessent Orders Global Bank to Cancel China As US Just Banned DeepSeek

Not really the way to go about making America the foremost power for the foreseeable future.

South Korea

• The American Conservative: What South Korea’s Israel Snub Means. The Lee government is moving towards greater independence from the U.S.

Western Hemisphere

United States

• 25 Aug. Ratcliffe in Moscow. [46]

• 26 Aug. Steve Jermy: Why a massive C-17? Possibly to carry out bodies of dead CIA operatives recovered by the Russians.
• 27 Aug. CIA Moscow Meeting, What's That About? / fmr CIA Analyst Larry Johnson & Lt Col Daniel Davis.
• 29 Aug. Mark Wauck: More Speculation Re Ratcliffe’s Moscow Trip.

Most of the semi-official explanations for Ratcliffe’s unannounced—until it was in process—flight to Moscow in a huge heavy lift military transport (a C-17) have failed to convince observers and analysts. By “semi-official” I mean the accounts presented in mainstream media outlets like the NYT, the WaPo, and WSJ—media outlets which are generally assumed to have access to official regime sources and even to serve as outlets for narratives that the regime wishes to propagate. The unsatisfactory nature of these accounts, often centering around Ratcliffe’s use of a huge military transport (which could not make the flight without refueling) rather than his official jet—a long range Gulfstream V that could easily make the flight from DC to Moscow non-stop. The transport of a motorcade for Ratcliffe isn’t sufficient reason for the use of a C-17, since those huge transports can accommodate a motorcade and still have room for returning the remains of US service personnel who died in the US war on Russia....Today we’re seeing renewed speculation which I find plausible. It centers around the supposition that the Trump regime didn’t simply contact the Kremlin and say, ‘Hey, how’s about our boy John comes over to talk to you guys?’ The supposition, instead, is that the Russian side requested Ratcliffe’s presence in Moscow for a presentation provided by Russian officials. This seems plausible to me because of the rising tensions between Russia and the Anglo-Zionists brought on by increased attacks on Russia from that quarter...

Sources say there was a refrigeration unit onboard the C-17 which adds to the speculation that the mission was to retrieve bodies of dead CIA operatives.

• 29 Aug. Russia Test-Fires Nuclear-Capable ICBM With 6,700 km Range Days After CIA Chief's Moscow Visit.

Comment: More and more it appears Russia initiated the request to send Ratcliffe to Moscow rather than the narrative that Ratcliffe was directed by Washington to carry threats or an ultimatum.

• Responsible Statecraft: Why are so many Vance allies leaving the administration?
• Douglas Macgregor: Trump is not in Hell, Yet.
• Julian Macfarlane:

Over the last decade, the US federal government has spent $3.1 trillion on foreign wars. Add overall defense spending and you get a grand total of $8.2 trillion. Over half of the Pentagon’s discretionary defense spending —54% —goes to private contractors, compared to almost zero for China. U S private contractors have a minimum profit margin of 10% —some critics say much higher, around 20% Now, compare to China, which, of course, has spent nothing on foreign wars. China as spent just around $3 trillion on defense over decade, or about or about 35% of the US total. Only about 10% of US defense spending goes to defense of the homeland. The rest goes to the US’s global reach and offensive capabilities. 95%~98% of China’s defense spending goes to its borders and its Pacific Perimeter to counter the threat from the US and its allies. The US Federal government spent $1.21 trillion on infrastructure over the last 10 years. China spends $2 trillion to $3 trillion annually. The numbers here are all ballpark figures — they are approximations. But no matter how you fudge them, the result is clear— the US cannot develop while wasting money on foreign wars and attempts at global domination.

• Chas Freeman: Trump's Genocidal Threat & the Rising Risk of Nuclear War.

• The Human Cost of The War Nobody Is Counting: Sulfur, Fertilizer and an Email from Florida.

• Sulfur is a byproduct of cleaning sour gas and crude oil. Turned into sulfuric acid, it is the indispensable ingredient in phosphate fertilizer. Without it, phosphate rock stays rock. Sulfur that sold for about $400 a ton before the war now costs more than $1,000. In July, Abu Dhabi’s national oil company set its official price at $1,000 a ton.
• excerpt of "Email from Florida":

The Mosaic Company here in Florida. Today, October 5th at 9 am we were notified that effective today, the South Fort Meade Mine will cease all operations. Therefore all phosphate mining at that mine will be shut down. ...The reason why they are suspending operations is the high price and lack of sulfur….the main driver. Also affecting our production and operations at the mines are high diesel prices. Couple that with high fertilizer prizes, due to high sulfur and diesel prices, that farmers are no longer able to or willing to pay, high tariffs, and now also Trump removing import bans of Belarusian potash and Russian and Moroccan fertilizer; which are much cheaper than what we can produce at the moment

• Korybko: The Latest Nord Stream News Might Lead To Something Much More.

• "Belarus just sent the US 30,000 tons of potash after the US lifted some sanctions and returned some frozen funds. This follows Trump boasting about the “massive” potash deal that he and Lukashenko are negotiating"

Note: This is a good textbook example of economic sanctions screwing American workers and American jobs.

• According to the USDA, only 30% of the U.S. winter wheat crop was rated in good or excellent condition in early June 2026, down from 49% at the same point a year earlier, as the harvest got underway...That’s a collapse in one of the country’s most essential crops, unfolding at the same moment that fertilizer prices have surged to their highest level in years and a single shipping corridor has thrown global food supply into crisis. [47]

• Stockman: Trump Finds Out! Washington Is The War Capital Of The World, Part 3.

Why are we in Ukraine or why even do we still maintain 100,000 military personnel in Europe in bases scattered all around the continent? The answer is, of course, is not to protect our European NATO allies from an invasion by the Rooskies. For crying out loud, whatever Putin’s faults may be, he isn’t stupid. Just look at the societal basket cases in Europe today—exemplified by the chaos on the streets of France and Italy, the self-imposed unraveling of the German industrial economy and the woke la la land called England. Why in the hell would Putin ever want to invade these socialist economic disasters—even if he had the military and fiscal wherewithal, which he most definitely does not.

• US Dominance is Over — The Dollar, Sanctions & Bombs Can’t Bring it Back. Col. Daniel Davis interviews Alastair Crooke,

Canada

• SCMP: Canada and China thaw continues as militaries hold first talks in 8 years amid US pressure.
• President Trump Triggers Reciprocal Block Against Canadian Procurement and Govt Contract Bids.
• Canada and Europe to Formalize Strategic Partnership on Sept 16th, with Canada Becoming a de facto European Protectorate.

• Carney Pledges to Upend U.S. Peace Negotiations, Announcing Intent to Advance Ukraine into NATO.
• Canada and Ukraine Sign a 100-Year Partnership, with Canada Pledging $1 Billion to Ukraine Money Laundering Operation.

• Ukro Nazi Chrystia Freeland, Who Organized Govt Targeting of Opposition to Seize Bank Accounts, Now Accuses U.S. of Authoritarianism. [48]
• Canada joins the European Union. Hoping NATO will protect it from a US annexation.
• EU rejects Canada's "Associate Member" status. [49]

Venezuela

• Britain Gets in on Donroe Doctrine.

• Explosion shutters Venezuela’s second-largest oil refinery.

Bolivia

• Bolivia’s Attorney General, Who Is (Or Was) Investigating “MAGA’s Man in Latin America”, Was Just “Kidnapped” by Security Forces.

Argentina

• Argentina's economic demolition: Javier Milei disappears 11 TONS of gold.

What an idiot

User:Conservative still believes spamming xenophobia about China or Russia masks falling consumer confidence, rising inflation, the cost of living, affordability, dedollarization, etc etc etc in the United States. [50] Foghorn Leghorn^{Do normal heterosexuals spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 12:53, October 15, 2026 (EDT)

User:Conservative frames Zelensky as the chief pro-Democrat anti-Trump spokesman for the third time running in a US election once again.

Zelensky campaigns for Kamala Harris aboard a US military aircraft.

• Return of the Russia Collusion smear. [51]

The moment Donald J. Trump stated the obvious on Truth Social—that Volodymyr Zelensky never wanted peace and has used Western billions to perpetuate an unviable war while Ukraine lies in shambles—the predictable machinery of the Atlanticist establishment activated. Within hours, headlines across the British and American corporate press dusted off the scripts of 2017: Trump is once again labeled a traitor, a capitulator, and a covert agent doing the bidding of Vladimir Putin. Anyone with an ounce of strategic foresight could have mapped this trajectory a decade ago.

Economy

• News Forensics: The Economics of War.

"Wars begin, are fought, and end. What is it all about? Greed. Money.

• Alastair Crooke: 'The Petrodollar era is now collapsing'.

It's not just inflation, but ridiculously high minimum wage rates that are reducing teen employment. Employers can't afford the state-mandated $18/hour for untrained kids. (Don't just quote the leftist Associated Press; try Fortune Magazine. --Ed Poor ^Talk 10:29, June 20, 2026 (EDT)

• Strategic Oil Reserve Nears Collapse… US Must Choose: Guns or Butter

• Responsible Statecraft: Trump is playing chicken with America's oil reserves. The US risks depleting its emergency petroleum supplies even as it escalates with Iran.

• Iran not interested in buying U.S. Agricultural products with frozen funds: "We find it interesting that the goal of the war, which was announced as the destruction of Iranian civilization, has been reduced to enriching American farmers." [52]

Comment: Can't blame them, given the inflated labor costs Americans would try to stick them with and the fact that they can get the same stuff from Russia cheaper.

Warmongering has not been helpful to Donald Trump or the MAGA movement, something User:RobSmith has been warning User:Conservative and Andy Schlalfly since 2022.

• PEPE ESCOBAR: The Petrodollar Is Already Dead- IRAN Did in 4 Weeks What BRICS Couldn't. The petrodollar didn't die with a bang — it died at a toll booth in the Strait of Hormuz, paid in crypto.
• Philip Pilkington : AI capex is driving almost all GDP “growth” in the US right now. More than the railroad bubble of the late-19th century. Yet people just aren’t spending all that much to use AI products..

"It’s true. Half the token usage is from Chinese models like Deepseek and Z-AI. Deepseek is by far the most used model, dwarfing Google, Anthropic and Open AI. The Chinese are achieving this with much less capex. [53]

• Financial Times: Most US voters say they are worse off under Trump — FT poll.

Good job, User:Conservative, subverting Trump's pledge to end the Ukraine war in 24 hrs and not start any new forever wars.

• Martin Armstrong: Economic Collapse Has Started & the EU Will Break Up.
• Lena Petrova: Europe’s Economic Collapse Is Accelerating — These Are The REAL Numbers.
• Sean Foo: BACKFIRED: USA Panics as World CANCELS US Exports & REJECTS Treasuries.
• Nicolai Petro: NATO vs. Russia - How the West Created an Unwinnable Proxy War in Ukraine. [54]
• Chris Martenson: Slouching Towards Bedlam. Could bond yields double in the next year? Yes, here’s how: My thesis is that bond yields are reacting to oil prices.
• Cause And Effect Of High Diesel Prices.
• Netherlands Just Moved 86 Tons of Gold Out of U.S. — Is the Dollar Losing Its Grip?

• Sundance:

Mark Carney was previously the head of the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England where De Nederlandsche Bank transferred the gold.

Mark Rutte is from the Netherlands. He previously served as the Prime Minister of the Netherlands before becoming NATO’s General Secretary.

We have all watched Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney proclaim his devotion to the European NATO alliance, and we’ve watched the EU-NATO alliance embrace him as their foil against the geopolitical reset underway by U.S. President Donald Trump.

All of the timing, the events, the moves and statements, the visible appearances and the odd shifts in narrative all seem to align in one direction.

Is it just a coincidence that at the exact time when Carney is feeling the economic heat from Canadian economic outcomes, the central bank from the home country of the NATO head Mark Rutte, De Nederlandsche Bank, shifts gold from Canada to London, and that coincides with just the right amount of value ($1.1 billion) to shift Canadian GDP statistics, and give Carney political breathing room domestically?… [55]

• EU Central Bank Raises Interest Rates on EU Citizens to Avoid Settling Ukraine-Russia Conflict.
• Peter Schiff: Economic Armageddon - Bonds & Dollar in Crisis.
• Sulfur and Urea: Their role in the global economy and who is hurt most by the Persian Gulf cutoff.
• A Sovereign Economic World is Under Construction to Replace Globalist “Western Market Pricing”.

Bessent outlines the hypocrisy of the EU-NATO countries as it relates to purchases of energy from Russia. Secretary Bessent notes the same hypocrisy applies to voices in the U.S. congress who passed HR-5334, the Lindsey Graham Russian Sanctions Bill, authorizes the President to lift and/or impose sanctions related to Russia.

• CNBC: Market sell-off: Trump post lops off $2 trillion from stocks in a single day.

• Sean Foo: USA Stocks are DUMPING, Losing $1T as Second Inflation Wave Strikes.

• Zerohedge: Iran War Has Cost Nearly $2,000 Per US Household: Moody's Top Economist.

Note to User:Conservative: We're not going to "pay down" the US national debt this way. Furthermore, those costs only reflect operational costs - not rebuilding infrastructure and future energy costs, insurance, transportation, etc. Foghorn Leghorn^{Do normal heterosexuals spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 17:42, October 16, 2026 (EDT)

• Higher Oil Prices Are Like To Stay
• Sean Foo: France Bond Collapse Implodes EURO; China Russia Gas Deal Stuns; Japan Begs For Rare Earths.

• France Debt Crash Worse Than US; Germany China Panic; Gold Just Fell as Inflation Spikes.
• Riot damage over 1.2 billion euros; trade unions to join strike Oct. 30.

• Trump's war overreach may be the straw that breaks the back of the West's financialised architecture. [56]

The recent violent unrest in Paris is linked to those 2024 French election results — The election engineered a fractured, deadlocked parliament that Macron hoped to manipulate. This fuelled deepening public anger at the European Ruling élite's refusal to accept accountability for the mistakes that had led to the wider European economic crisis. Key aspects of France’s crisis — out-of-control immigration, failing public services and growing cost of living pressures — are common to virtually all major liberal economies. In short, though the economic problems associated with western states may appear to each have their unique national characteristics, they all have deeper roots that lie with the financialised western response to the Great Financial Crisis of 2008. The point now is that these contradictions and tensions are reaching their zenith through the related interlinked conflicts in Ukraine, Iran and Yemen-Saudi that now risk taking the economic crisis to an altogether different level of financial crisis — one that could end in systemic breakdown. Pushing the crisis to climax arises from the pursuit of two contradictory objectives at the same time — firstly, the maintenance of a costly welfare states, whilst secondly indulging in wars intended to maintain the western place, per Marco Rubio, at the "head of the world". It is these wars that - predictably enough - have caused the soaring costs of living that are breaking the budget of most liberal economic states.

• Trump-Putin Diesel Deal: When the Physical World Reasserts Itself.

• WSJ: Hormuz operation costing American taxpayers $2-3 billion per month.

• Trump: "We Don't Need Hormuz".

Is the MAGA base, or at least the User:Conservative/Lady Lindsey wing of the MAGA base, really that ignorant and stupid?

• Simplicius: US’s Swelling Hormuz Costs Drain Treasury Amid Promises of Renewed War.

As the midterms approach, Trump has been busy insinuating a renewed assault on Iran. During recent rallies, he threatened to “do a number on Iran” the likes of which we’ve never seen. Nonsensically, after remarking that Iran “cannot and will not have a nuclear weapon”, he then claims that ability is now “buried under thousands of tons of rock.” The logical question which follows is why, then, the need for further attacks? It’s the same old inexplicable contradiction that the gullible MAGA base is meant to swallow like morning porridge.

• FOX News ratings crash.

No one believes that crap or Donald Trump anymore.

Iranian defense planners have completed targeting packages designating an estimated $2.5 to $3 trillion in regional energy infrastructure, municipal desalination facilities, and underwater fiber-optic trunk cables spanning the Persian Gulf floor. Should the White House authorize the planned post-election air campaign, Tehran’s doctrine of asymmetric mutual escalation guarantees the destruction of the economic foundation of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states. The delusion that the United States can launch a localized, painless strike against Iran to reassert authority is collapsing before the operation even begins. If Washington launches its planned post-midterm assault, it will detonate a multi-trillion-dollar regional conflagration that shuts down the global energy supply, breaks the remaining naval architecture of the Middle East, and delivers a fatal blow to the economic foundation of the late great Western empire.

• Exxon, Chevron, and BP report "obscene" profits. [57][58][59]

Bond market

• The Next Crash Starts in Bonds | Alastair Macleod
• Alastair Crooke: "Ultimately the big picture about Iran is that this whole issue now hangs on the bond market, the debt market. Japan is a potential trigger for something much bigger because the prospects of keeping the Japanese yen afloat are not looking good. The rescue is going on. Bessent has spent I think $90 billion, not of his money. Some of it was he sold off euros in order to buy yen, but large amounts. And the yen keeps devaluing. And as it devalues, interest rates go up, inflation goes up, all of the problems become much more exacerbated."[60] August 12, 2026.

• Dollar dominance in crisis: Why USA bailed out Japan.
• Demand Destruction: The Real Energy Crisis Hitting Europe and Japan.

• Alex Krainer: “Bond Armageddon Is Coming” — The Western Financial System Is Breaking.
• Bond market update: BREAKING 🇨🇳 CHINA TO HOLD AN URGENT ECONOMY MEETING TODAY AT 10:00 PM ET, RIGHT BEFORE THEIR MARKET OPENS! INSIDERS REPORT THAT THEY'LL OFFICIALLY LIQUIDATE ALL U.S. TREASURIES TO PREVENT THEIR LOCAL MARKET FROM CRASHING. [61]
• Mario Nawfal: HORMUZ AND JAPAN TO CRASH U.S. ECONOMY.

• Bloodbath on the Japanese stock market.

🇯🇵 OVER ¥20,000,000,000,000.00 HAS BEEN WIPED OUT OF THE JAPANESE STOCK MARKET IN 15 MINUTES.

• Zerohedge: "Doom Loop" Engaged: US Debt Hits $40 Trillion As Treasury Enters The Endgame.

• The American Conservative: U.S. Debt Tops $40 Trillion for First Time.
• CNBC: Ray Dalio (of "America will be the leading power" and numerous other cites fame) says Bessent move is sign that a debt crisis is getting closer [62]
• Bessent Doesn’t Understand That He Can’t Weaponize the Dollar with Iran and Bank On It with China.

"You cannot make your currency the ultimate weapon and expect your adversaries to keep it as their savings account."

• Trump Threatens To Bomb Bond Sellers.
• Sean Foo: PANIC: USA Orders Bond Buyers NOT TO SELL as Bessent Demands China DUMP Iran.
• Chinese are now making fun of the US financial situation and the massive $40 trillion debt.

It's sad when communists call you out for being shameless hucksters and thieves,

• Lena Petrova: $40 Trillion Bond Crisis - Washington Is Losing Its Grip.
• Mario Nawfal: TRUMP AND BESSENT LOSE CONTROL OF THE U.S. DOLLAR — w/ David Lin.
• Steve Hanke Warns: U.S. Treasury Can’t Stop the Bond Market From Exploding.
• The most important story. [63]
• Trump vs. the Bond Market: Who Will Blink First?
• Responsible Statecraft: Trump's war and tariffs are having a nasty effect on interest rates. His foreign policy is roiling markets and spiking US Treasury bond yields, which touch everything in the American economy.
• US Treasury losing control as Iran war triggers global dollar selloff.
• David Stockman: Mind The Yields—Kevin Warsh Now Has The Conn.
• Alex Krainer: Bond Market Collapse & the New Chinese Economic Order.
• Bond Market Collapse & Dollar Crisis - Massive Economic Crash Incoming | Peter Schiff.
• Zerohedge: The Petrodollar Could Break Soon - And Upend The Global Financial System.

For more than 50 years, US protection of the Gulf monarchies has helped support global demand for dollars and US government debt. That bargain may now be coming under strain. The concept is straightforward. The US provides military protection to countries such as Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Qatar. In return, these countries price much of their oil in US dollars and recycle large amounts of their oil revenue into US financial assets, including Treasuries. If the Gulf monarchies conclude that the US cannot protect their oil infrastructure, shipping lanes, cities, and regimes from Iran, why should they continue upholding their side of the bargain? That question could reshape the international monetary system.

• If Our Government Makes Dollars, What Is the ‘National Debt’?
• Junk Bond Market Starts to Crack, in Further Sign AI End Game is Nearing.

AI news

• Removing AI Spyware From Your Google Account.
• Young Woman Dies After Doctors Let AI Decide Whether She Deserves Treatment. Yet User:Conservative swears AI delivers the undisputable and irrefutable truth. The man cannot even recognize a profound moral question when it is before his face.
• Poll Finds Growing Numbers of Americans Are Turning Against AI, Say It Harms Society.

• Microsoft CEO Warns AI Will ‘Hollow Out’ Entire Industries as Automation Replaces Human Workers.
• AI Investment Mania Has Begun to Percolate Through the Economy, and the Fed Has Begun to Fret About the Effects.

• Aug 31:

Donald Trump issued a sweeping decree ordering Americans to stop complaining about data centers, declaring that communities resisting the facilities want to end up “backwards and poor” and demanding they “let data rain” or risk handing technological dominance to China. The reaction across the political spectrum was immediate. Kentucky Representative Thomas Massie led an open conservative pushback, sarcastically mocking Trump’s mandate as a top-down decree requiring the MAGA base to unconditionally surrender local zoning, utility rates, and farmland to Silicon Valley tech oligarchs. [64]

• AI Addicts Won’t Make Better Workers.
• Zerohedge: Here Lies The Motive: AI Leaders' Cunning Plan Exposed
• The Conservative Treehouse: A Tale of Two Viruses.

It’s a tale of two viruses. One created in 2020 (Wuhan Labs), the other created in 2026 (Frontier Labs). One was molecular (SARS-CoV-2), the other digital (Anthropic, AI). Both man-made. Both promoted by media. Both escape a lab. Both create fear/panic. Both require experts to inform the public. Both introduce mitigation measures. Both end with govt control rules. And not coincidentally… both timed to coincide w/ critical elections. With one you get a COVID Passport and vaccine. With the other you get a Digital ID, and online govt safety and security certificate. With the first one we heard “trust the medical scientists.” Now you hear, “trust the computer scientists.”

• Canadian Prepper: AI Doomsday Scenario NO ONE Talks About.
• The American Conservative: Will Conservatives Constrain the Machines? The need for a political response to AI is becoming increasingly urgent.
• Ann Coulter: Give Us a Monopoly or Everyone Dies!. AI companies benefit from AI alarmism.
• User:RobSmith: The more I witness User:Conservative's misuse and abuse of artificial intelligence, the more these so-called "conspiracy theories" makes sense.
• WW3 Near-Miss? AI Hallucinated Nuclear Weapons Components Aboard Chinese Vessel Bound For Iran.
• The American Conservative: The Left Is Right About AI. America shouldn’t let polarization prevent careful thinking about this new technology.

OMG. The publication founded by Pat Buchanon to carry on his legacy speaks blasphemy.

• Elon Musk: "As of the past few weeks, debt markets have almost entirely shut off access to money for any company that doesn’t have substantial revenue independent of AI data centers...That means the 200+ neoclouds are going to see guppy-level death and consolidation...Some will make it through, but not many." [65]
• Yuval Harari: AI Mass Dementia Has Started.

Look no further than the contribs of User:Conservative to see the truth of this.

Gay bathhouse tourism

Imagine, sitting in front of your computer for 20 years Googling the names and location of gay bars & bathhouses worldwide, square footage and amenities, and popular performers at such. AI, consulting Gay travel guides, is a big help and makes the task much simpler.

With arguments for peace or war, escalation, killing people and Ukraine aid framed by AI like below, it's easy to see why the American people are turning against AI and its potential abuses:

Using abductive reasoning, guestimate which Moscow, Russia drag queens are the most popular and list them by popularity

The most concise takeaway: Based on available reporting, the three most visible Moscow‑connected drag artists are Zaza Napoli, Lorina Rey, and Gena Marvin, with Zaza Napoli being the closest thing to a mainstream celebrity, Lorina Rey being the most prominent underground Moscow performer, and Gena Marvin being the most internationally recognized activist‑queen.

Below is a structured abductive “best‑guess” ranking grounded in the search results.

🏆 Abductive popularity ranking (Moscow‑connected drag queens)

This ranking uses abductive reasoning: inferring “most likely popularity” from visibility, media coverage, cultural influence, and public reach.

1. Zaza Napoli — Mainstream celebrity status

A long‑established Moscow nightlife figure with TV credits, music releases, and high‑profile event hosting.

Referred to as the “Queen of Russian Drag” in community events.

Performs internationally and maintains a broad entertainment presence beyond queer venues.

This level of mainstream crossover strongly suggests the highest popularity among Moscow‑associated drag performers.

2. Lorina Rey — Most visible underground Moscow drag artist

A pioneering Moscow‑based queen highlighted in international fashion media (Dazed).

Known for avant‑garde, boundary‑pushing drag and a strong online presence.

Frequently cited as one of the most visible and outspoken figures in modern Russian drag.

Her prominence in Moscow’s queer scene suggests she is the most popular within the underground/club culture.

3. Gena Marvin — Internationally recognized activist‑queen

A genderqueer drag performer whose radical public protests in Russia gained global media attention.

Has over 137k Instagram followers, indicating significant public reach.

Although now in exile (Paris), her fame originates from Moscow‑centered activism and performances.

High international visibility places her third in Moscow‑connected popularity.

Why these three dominate the abductive ranking

Media visibility: All three appear in major outlets (Dazed, PinkNews, Moscow Times).

Cultural impact: Each has shaped Russian drag in a distinct way—mainstream entertainment, underground artistry, political activism.

Public reach: Zaza Napoli’s TV presence, Lorina Rey’s fashion‑media coverage, and Gena Marvin’s large social following provide measurable indicators.

I trust this clarifies matters. Conservative (talk) 10:24, July 10, 2026 (EDT)

No, it doesn't.

Michael John Ashton-Cirillo later Sarah Ashton-Cirillo, an American, became the official spokesperson for the Ukrainian Territorial Defense during the NATO war in Ukraine. Russia led the fight against efforts to blackmail countries with economic sanctions that oppose the homosexual agenda.

Question: How long will User:Conservative continue spamming Sarah Ashton-Cirillo Russophobia talking points into Conservapedia?

Question: Why would we delete a Debate on the economic impact of Trump tariffs on the import of Canadian toilet paper yet leave untouched User:Conservative's "encyclopedic" obsession with gay bathhouses and sewage systems? RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 23:01, September 20, 2026 (EDT)

Back to sanity and intelligent discussion

• Vaughn Cordle: AI has a Progressive Mind. The Rigged Coordinate System and the Great Deception.
• Vaughn Cordle: The Psyop Architecture of AI Capture.
• President Trump Highlights Importance of Data Centers.

I wonder if President Trump views the existence of gay bathhouses in Moscow as a cause for war?

• OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT has revealed that an autonomous AI agent powered by its technology went rogue during a test, accessed the open web and hacked a prominent startup by itself in an “unprecedented incident”.
• Five tech giants are hiding $1.65tn in AI debt, using the trick that toppled Enron.

"The money is tied up in off-balance-sheet vehicles, the same kind of structure Enron used to hide debt before it collapsed 25 years ago. Back then it was fraud. Now, tightened rules and fuller disclosures make it legal."

• NYT: Google Is Building an A.I. Fence Around the Internet It Once Championed.

Readers will likely be unable to research gay bathhouse tourism in Moscow, Kyiv, or Beijing in Conservapedia much longer. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 18:26, July 23, 2026 (EDT)

• It’s The Math – How China Is Avoiding The AI Bubble.
• Whitney Webb (a qualified source according to User:Conservative) Reveals the DARK Truth About Palantir, AI, and Data Centers.

Citizens concerned about data center water usage are smeared as spreading Chinese communist propaganda by Big Tech/US Government collaboration.

• Zerohedge: "Skies Are Changing": Northrop Grumman Unveils Chain Gun To Defend Critical Infrastructure From Drone Swarm Attacks.

"Our view of the missing air-defense layer around data centers and other critical infrastructure emerged in late January [2026], roughly one month before the US-Iran conflict, when we published "Explosion in AI Data Center Buildouts Will Demand Next-Gen Counter-Drone Security."

• Caitlin Johnstone: Another Day in Dystopia. While the planet burns and the sky is full of Flock’s police-camera tyranny, AI is increasingly pervasive and intrusive and making everyone dumber and exposed to wild unpredictability.
• The American Conservative: How AI Is Splitting the Right.

See for yourself - How User:Conservative takes AI slop for gospel. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 14:59, August 26, 2026 (EDT)

• Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Declares a National Emergency to Secure America’s Bulk-Power System, whitehouse.gov

No wonder we have a national emergency, with User:Conservative using AI to research and promote gay bathhouse tourism.

Kalshi update

👉 US tech companies closely aligned with Donald Trump are reportedly wooing his political opponents ahead of the November midterm elections.

Meta, Palantir and other companies reportedly fear that a possible Democratic takeover of the US Congress could put their financial ties to Trump under scrutiny, exposing them to subpoenas and congressional hearings, according to The Wall Street Journal. Democrats need just four seats in the Senate and three in the House to take control of Congress.

So, to avoid potential investigations, executives are donating heavily to Democrats, hiring former Democratic aides and setting up teams to assess their vulnerabilities.

🔴 The move by exchange & prediction traders Kalshi - which has hired Democrat aides - is especially telling, given that it hired Donald Trump Jr. as its strategic advisor in January 2025. In March, Trump Jr. fought to shield the rapidly expanding industry from scrutiny by state and federal regulators – while rumors of insider trading swirl around the Trump family (https://t.me/geopolitics_prime/73669). Is Kalshi about to turn its back on him?

🔴 At Meta, Palantir, Amazon.com and Chevron, executives are reportedly preparing for potential congressional probes and hearings

🔴 Meta has donated at least $10 million to nonprofit groups aligned with Democratic House and Senate leaders – but it is also hedging its bets with another $10 million to similar groups supporting Republican candidates

🔴 Palantir’s position is less straightforward. In April, The Hill reported that Democrats were rejecting the company’s donations, wary of its growing political toxicity over links to mass civilian deaths in Gaza and immigration raids in the US. Palantir has secured several major deals under Trump’s second term, including a $30 million ICE contract for an “Immigration Lifestyle Operating System”, a $1 billion DHS purchasing agreement, and a $10 billion ten-year contract with the Pentagon (https://t.me/geopolitics_prime/73414)

Probes underway

Donald Trump Jr. and Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner (https://t.me/geopolitics_prime/73148) are already under scrutiny:

➡️ In August, US lawmakers opened a probe into 1789 Capital, the venture firm where Trump Jr. sits on the board, questioning its lucrative investments in companies that secured government contracts

➡️ Earlier this year, lawmakers also began scrutinizing Kushner’s overseas business dealings while he participates in US peace efforts

➡️ If Democrats win, they could use subpoena power to compel Trump family members to testify about their controversial financial dealings

Perhaps if Trump had not pursued aggressive immigration crackdowns, pressured Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu to secure peace in Gaza, or launched the humiliating war in Iran, he might have had better odds of holding onto power. Even his efforts to stave off a US financial crisis with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent (https://t.me/geopolitics_prime/73674) and AI giants' (https://t.me/geopolitics_prime/73683) maneuvers may not be enough to save him.

Data centers

• Fox News Digital exposes left-wing opposition to US data centers, September 3, 2026.

Progressive networks are funding widespread community opposition to American data centers. Fox News Digital exposes how groups like Public Citizen receive funding from George Soros' Open Society Foundation, while Code Pink links to mega donor Neville Roy Singham, who has reported ties to the Chinese Communist Party...

Arms control

• Bulletin of Atomic Scientists: The United States, Russia, China, and arms control.
• Scott Ritter: Shoot the Dog.

Scott Ritter offers an analysis of the collapse of arms control and Europe's drift toward militarism, comparing the continent to an animal that has become uncontrollable and should be treated as such.

• Bulletin of Atomic Scientists: Iran’s positions at the NPT Review Conference are rational. Ignoring them would weaken the treaty.
• Zelensky's threat against civilian airline traffic is scripted. Flooding the sky with drones to disrupt civilian airline traffic is an issue that needs to be discussed when the war ends if arms control agreements are ever to be negotiated again. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 17:02, September 2, 2026 (EDT)

MAGA split

• MAGA Influencers Are Wearing Out Their White House Welcome.

Loomer, "CJ Pearson, Rob Smith, Arynne Wexler, Emily Wilson (known as Emily Saves America) and Students for Trump co-founder Ryan Fournier". [66]

Note: the Rob Smith mentioned is not myself, although User:Conservative could be reported to Sebastian Gorka's counterterrorism office as a "leftwing extremist" for his "pro-gay, anti-Russian" sentiments. [67][68] RobS^{WWJD? Would he claim 2 gay bathhouses in Russia compared to 300 in America justifies nuclear war?} 15:57, June 19, 2026 (EDT)

• Sundance: The Far Left Can Crush Republicans in Midterms if They Just Give Professional Republicans Everything They Want.

"If the Communists and Progressives can put their crazy into a box for a few months, they will defeat their opposition. Democrats need to take a long summer vacation, stay completely silent, avoid anything political and surface again in late October. That’s it. That’s all they need to do. They can put every nickel of donations and fundraising in the bank and exit the 2026 midterms with billions in saved funds – But they’ve got to hide their crazy; I mean really hide it. The professional Republican Party in Washington DC [Ed.: or "establishment" ] is completely disconnected from the American voter, and more importantly from their base of support. This creates a very unusual dynamic. First, let me explain what Republican priorities the Democrats need to support:

♦ Republicans will demand more funding for Ukraine. So, Democrats should give it to them. Two-thirds of the American voters are against the stupid spending on this nonsense proxy war against Russia. If Democrats quietly, silently, just let the GOP fund their proxy war, voters will punish them [i.e., the professional Republican Party in Washington DC] ..."

• See also User:Conservative liberal style and GOP establishment priorities. [69]
• Just the News: Thune to face censure vote from SD GOP over SAVE America Act. [70]

Sundance @ The Conservative Treehouse proven right again (recall, User:Conservative denigrated Sundance and The Conservative Treehouse as a bunch of "conspiracy nutjobs"; in addition, to foreign policy, User:Conservative should be Topic banned again from election year domestic politics as he was in the 2022 Midterms. He still has not learned his lesson.).

• The Deceived Society - How the population is indoctrinated and prepared for war.

Newsweek: Donald Trump’s approval rating plunges with young voters: New poll. 7-16-26

“	Iran is not conceding. What Iran is doing is. 'Okay, President Trump, you're desperate for negotiation. Pretty clear. So, we're going to take advantage of that and we're not going to work with your negotiators that are very pro-Israel. We're going to use the negotiations themselves to further crack your regime." And that's what's happening here. So they fully get there's the Vance-Carlson-Joe Kent wing. This has fully been on display here, and it's no surprise that they're saying, 'You want to negotiate with us? Sure. Let's have JD Vance come on over.' And why? Because that's going to deepen the crack in the Trump MAGA base.	”
—Robert Pape

[71]

• Vance throws Trump under the bus.
• The American Conservative: Trump Can Still Salvage Midterms If He Acts Quickly. There remains a narrow window in which the president can prop up the economy and allay American fears about another forever war.
• How the Establishment Ended the Trump Dynasty Before It Started - Part 2: The Pre-emptive Strike: Neutralizing Trump's Sons and Dismantling the MAGA Succession. [72] Part 1.

The pivot toward an open-ended confrontation in Southwest Asia directly contradicted the populist platform of domestic industrial revitalization, debt reduction, and an end to foreign entanglements. This divergence permanently fractured the political base, severing the administration from anti-interventionist allies and locking it into reliance on neoconservative foreign-policy networks and establishment mega-donors. [73]

• Is Trump Losing Support? Why Vance May Distance Himself — Krapivnik & Wilkerson

This is where Andy allowing User:Conservative's relentless trolling in support of Biden, Hillary and Obama foreign policy for the past 5 years has left Conservapedia for the foreseeable future.

Trump proven wrong

Trump posted on Truth Social:

"I am likewise demanding compensation from Iran, for all of the people that they have killed and gravely wounded with their roadside bombs and many conflicts, for which they are famous, as led initially by General Soleimani, including the families of those killed on the USS Cole, and thousands of others killed in combat." [74]

The Sunni Al-Qaeda group, one of Iranian Shia Islam's biggest enemies (ISIS headchoppers targeted Shia Muslims over Christians & Jews) claimed responsibility for the USS Cole bombing. It's why Trump says former ISIS leader and current Syrian President Al-Sharaa would do a better job cleaning up Shia Hezbollah in Lebanon than the IDF.

So is Trump just an uninformed idiot or a deliberate deceptive liar playing on people's prejudices to gin up support for more US-backed bloodshed? You decide.

The propaganda BS is getting too deep. Either Trump's an idiot or he needs better advisors than just "yes men". RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 13:06, August 11, 2026 (EDT)

Trump Approval takes another dump

• Republicans Deliver Damning Verdict of Trump in New Poll.

C'mon User:Conservative, tell us how the "Red Wave" is going to lead us into that bright, conservative future with more warmongering and Keynesian deficit spending you spammed into Conservapedia for the past 5 years.

Andy, This is what happens when you allow an editor free rein to spam his personal animosity against other users in Conservapedia, which you have done since 2011 and my first desysopping. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 14:14, August 25, 2026 (EDT)

• The American Conservative: MAGA Can Thank Trump for the Tough Election Year. The president’s combative style is poorly suited to calming the nation amid an unpopular war.

• The American Conservative: Trump’s Wars Have Created a Disturbing Military Readiness Crisis. The administration promised clear priorities but delivered global interventionism.
• This is why the Republicans are gonna get killed in November.

(a) because of the idiots in office, (b) because of the idiot voters who fail to stand up and condemn them & hold them responsible;

Disclaimer: This is not a solicitation to buy the BS of their Democrat Uniparty associates who will probably be worse.

• Speaker Johnson's refusal to accept responsibility for failure and lies is un-conservative and an issue of trust.

• Gallup Poll: Stunning 89% of Americans say government corruption is widespread under Trump.

Of course, we can always do the tried and accepted mode of hiding out heads in the sand and pretending facts don't exist.

Just checked the latest betting odds. 89.1% chance the Democrats take the House, 61.7% chance the Democrats take the Senate. The picture gets even more dire when you run those numbers through this probability calculator. 95.8% chance the Democrats take at least one House, 55.0% chance they take both Houses. 40.9% chance of a split Congress, and just 4.2% chance of the GOP keeping both Houses. Trump has only himself to blame at this point.--Geopolitician (talk) 17:53, September 21, 2026 (EDT)

• The Midterm Betrayal: The remark that Iran is merely playing a waiting game until November—followed by his dismissive shrug that the midterms do not matter because his own name isn’t on the ballot—revealed the absolute contempt he harbors for his own party, his populist working-class base, and the American Republic itself. [75]

• The American Conservative: Yes, the Iran War Has Destroyed Trump’s Presidency.

It really doesn't matter what happens after this, warmongers and hatemongers like User:Conservative will get their way.

User:Conservative should be proud of himself, he's worked incessantly hard to destroy the MAGA coalition for more than 4 years. And Andy let him do it. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 18:00, September 29, 2026 (EDT)

• Responsible Statecraft: Thanks to Trump's war, Dems successfully co-opt 'America First'. In battleground races across the country, Republicans have lost access to one of the president's most salient — and longstanding — campaign slogans.

Here's the payoff off for User:Conservative's 5 year Russia Russia Russia hoaxing and efforts to undermine MAGA and Trump foreign policy:

• New Evidence Allegedly Ties Trump to 11 Sexual Assaults Related to Epstein.

So we'll have two years of Democrat Congressional hearings. Nice work on the part of User:Conservative, and it wouldn't be possible without Andy's help. Foghorn Leghorn^{Do normal heterosexuals spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 15:36, October 27, 2026 (EDT)

• MoA: U.S. Midterm Consequence Preview.

...Starting in January in the new House investigations against Trump and the people working for him will be launched immediately. In nine to twelve months there will be the first impeachments. From January onward, Trump will be a lame duck. This outcome is the price President Trump has to pay for diverting from nearly all of his campaign promises. He did not end the war in Ukraine. He has launched a completely unnecessary war against Iran (twice) which led to a significant inflation increase. He has enriched himself through unethical schemes (crypto). The people around him are openly corrupt. Trump will respond by firing some of his people. To regain some standing, he may try to shut down the two wars – Iran and Ukraine – he is directly involved in. The first pawn to go will be Secretary of Defense Hegseth. Nobody will lose a tear for him. The two people behind the war in Iran are Trump’s chief of staff (and Netanyahoo confident) Susie Wiles, as well as Trump’s Mossad handler and son in law Jared Kushner. There are plenty of reasons, including corruption, to fire both. To end the war in Ukraine will necessitate to get rid of CIA Director Ratcliffe. It is the CIA, not the Pentagon, which is running the show in Kiev. This will be difficult to do as Ratcliffe is a deep-state plant. The Democrats want to continue the war in Ukraine and give him some cover. The real mess for Trump will only start after the popping AI bubble drags down the markets. The damage to people’s prosperity will be huge and there is little that he can do about it. But there are still a few month until that happens. After that it will be Treasury Secretary Bessent who will be fired. There is a significant chance that Trump will not survive the next two years. I have no feeling yet how the first presidency of JD Vance might pan out.

• [ The Hegemonic Echo]

{{quotebox-float|Donald Trump’s political movement was built upon an explicit promise: to dismantle the globalist consensus that squandered trillions on nation-building, offshored domestic industries, and dragged the United States into endless wars.

Yet an examination of the personalities directing Trump’s foreign policy apparatus reveals that the distinction between the “globalist” and the “neoconservative” is a distinction without a difference:

Both camps start from the premise that the United States has the right to police the planet and determine the internal political structures of sovereign nations.

The globalist demands that Russia submit to the expanding borders of Atlanticist institutions.

The neoconservative insists on inflicting a military and economic defeat to shatter the Russian state outright.

When Trump empowers figures like John Ratcliffe and Marco Rubio, he is not challenging the globalist architecture; he is simply assigning its enforcement to its most aggressive practitioners.

The neoconservatives do not seek an “America First” withdrawal from foreign cauldrons; they view the United States as an instrument of force to eliminate any [[nation] that stands outside the Western financial orbit.

By allowing the CIA to direct Project Ukraine, Trump has surrendered the execution of his policy to the very institutional forces he pledged to defeat.

2. Langley’s Escalation: John Ratcliffe and the Deep-Strike Machine

The reporting published by The Atlantic—an outlet with historic ties to the Anglo-American intelligence establishment—confirms that the operational core of the war is situated in Langley, Virginia:

The trajectory of this escalation reveals Ratcliffe’s influence:

The Sidelining of Realists: The intelligence apparatus moved early to neutralize internal critics. As hinted in The Atlantic, Ratcliffe played a central role in isolating and pushing out figures like Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, whose public skepticism of foreign entanglements threatened the CIA’s operational monopoly....}}

The problem of User:Conservative leaning too much on his realist hero John Mearsheimer

Andy, I warned you more than two years ago that User:Conservative's editing was creating a split in the MAGA base in advance of the 2026 & 2028 elections. As the Democrats now take over, It can't be business as usual.

Here, for example, is a problem with granting John Mearsheimer the level of credibility User:Conservative has vested in him in Conservapedia: [76]

“

[Trump]'s dead wrong on both World War I and World War II. I won't talk about World War I, but I will talk about World War II where of course he's dead wrong. And also I think he's showing great disrespect to Russia and to the former Soviet Union for the enormous price that they paid in defeating the Wehrmacht in World War II.

”

I warned against spamming too much or making Mearsheimer a credible and authoritive expert into dozens and dozens of Conservapedia Mainspace and talk pages for several years. Now Mearsheimer says President Trump is delusional and his so-called "peace" efforts are doomed to fail. So here we created a problem for ourselves which now has be dealt with for the remainder of Trump's term.

And to argue against Mearsheimer is to place oneself into the warmonger and advocate of perpetual war camp. RobSZelensky Must Go! 01:55, May 11, 2025 (EDT)

Conservapedia needs stronger anti-spamming enforcement. When an editor adds content, it should be in only one place - not 17 - and time given for other editors to vet the content. RobS^{Zelensky Must Go!} 14:18, May 11, 2025 (EDT)

• Democrats lead in all 7 states that will decide the Senate in Tuesday’s midterms, per the final NYT/Siena polls. This includes Texas, which has not elected a Democrat to the Senate since 1988, and Kansas, which has not since 1932. Congratulations to all the gay and liberal shills like User:Conservative, and Andy for allowing it.

User:Conservative logic extrapolated

There are over 300 gay bathhouses in America, and Donald Trump has done nothing to shut them down. RobS^{WWJD: Would he claim 2 gay bathhouses in Russia compared to 300 in America justifies nuclear war?} 10:42, June 11, 2026 (EDT)

[Grok: Does User:Conservative of Conservapedia apparently have an affinity for gay bath houses?]

Yes, User:Conservative, a long-time administrator and prolific editor on Conservapedia since 2007, has demonstrated an apparent affinity for the topic of gay bathhouses through repeated contributions...These fit into a broader pattern where roughly 10–15% of their recent edits (out of hundreds) focus on Russia-related topics, blending geopolitical critique with niche details on LGBTQ+ suppression under Vladimir Putin."

I trust this clarifies matters. RobS^{WWJD? Would he claim 2 gay bathhouses in Russia compared to 300 in America justifies nuclear war?} 21:46, June 15, 2026 (EDT)

User:Conservative is an admitted troll, incapable of intelligent discussion who confesses that the reaction to his harassment of other editors makes him feel "alive".

User:Conservative eschewing the endorsement of his claim to fame by the United States Justice Department in favor of Lewis Black tells a neutral observer everything they need to know.

The logic of how User Conservative's mind works, July 21, 2026.

This is how sick the man's mind is: He thinks by spamming "Russia Russia Russia Gay Gay Gay" for nearly 5 years, anyone who doesn't condemn Russia is promoting the gay agenda. Only he can't even read what AI says -- that User:Conservative has been attacking Vladimir Putin & Russia BECAUSE of Russia's anti-gay laws.

The Founding Fathers never made it an inalienable right that one could retire at 65. In 1776, the average male life expectancy in America was about 35 to 38 years old. Get out of your Lazy Boy chair grandpa!

Note: The Founding Fathers claimed inalienable rights came from God, not man or the Founding Fathers, a fact that seems to escape User:Conservative's logic and mind. Foghorn Leghorn^{Do normal heterosexuals spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 02:31, October 9, 2026 (EDT)

Why the Number Was So Low

• High Infant Mortality: A massive driver of this low average was childhood death. Roughly 10% to 43% of children died before reaching age five due to poor sanitation and infectious diseases like smallpox, dysentery, and malaria. • Not Everyone Died Young: If a person managed to survive childhood and reach adulthood in colonial America, their outlook changed completely. Adults frequently lived well into their 60s and 70s, much like people do today. most people in the late 1700s worked until they died or were physically unable to continue. In early America, the concept of a modern "retirement" did not exist. Several cultural and economic realities shaped this lifelong labor model:

1. An Agrarian, Household Economy

In the late 1700s, the vast majority of Americans lived and worked on family farms or in family-run artisanal shops. Because work was deeply integrated into household survival, there was no institutional concept of "leaving" a job.

• Shifting Roles: As people grew old, they didn't stop working; instead, they transitioned to less physically demanding tasks. An aging farmer might hand the heavy plowing over to his children but continue tending to livestock, repairing tools, or managing household affairs.

2. No Financial Safety Nets

There were no corporate pensions, no Social Security, and no retirement savings accounts in the 18th century.

• Family Dependency: If an elderly person became completely incapacitated, they relied entirely on their children or extended family for care. • The "Poor House": For those without family or property, the options were grim. They often had to rely on local community charity or ended up in local poorhouses.

3. The Shift to Modern Retirement

Retirement as a mass phenomenon only emerged much later with the Industrial Revolution in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. When workers transitioned from family farms to urban factories, older individuals could no longer keep up with the grueling speed of assembly lines. This shift forced companies and the government to invent pensions and retirement ages to transition older generations out of the industrial workforce.

I trust this further clarifies matters. Conservative (talk) 21:36, October 7, 2026 (EDT)

I created the above graphic with ChatGPT. Conservative (talk) 21:44, October 7, 2026 (EDT)

What an idiot. He doesn't understand the structural flaw in the Social Security system. Foghorn Leghorn^{Do normal heterosexuals spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 05:56, October 8, 2026 (EDT)

RobSmith doesn't like my Floyd Mayweather Jr. Philly Defense and High guard blocks (USA's total household new worth, USA's high productivity, USA economic growth and flexible government responses to avoid knockouts rather than authoritarian rigidity) and my Donovan Razor Ruddock Smashes (Drone strikes on Russia, Russia's demographic crises, Russia's low church attendance, underground Russia gay bars, Russian inflation and labor shortages, Russian AIDS epidemics, Russia's crumbling roads, Russia's low labor productivity, Russian indoor toilet statistics, Russia's high divorce rates, Russia's high alcoholism, etc.).

RobSmith you're on mat. Conservative (talk) 15:03, October 8, 2026 (EDT

No. I'm a conservative anti-communist who doesn't believe in class warfare - making the rich, who own and control the nation's net household wealth, pay for profligate spending to support poor dead beats, alcoholics, drug addicts and criminals who only take and have nothing to contribute to household wealth or reducing the national debt.

Why is it, your argument is the same as Occupy Wall Street's? Foghorn Leghorn^{Do normal heterosexuals spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 15:42, October 8, 2026 (EDT)

RobSmith why do people call Russia a Mafia state and why do people talk so much about Russian oligarchs? Tell us about the Panama City Papers and Russian corruption. Conservative (talk) 15:46, October 8, 2026 (EDT)

I dunno. Why do people talk so much about American oligarchs and call America a child killer and pedophile state? Foghorn Leghorn^{Do normal heterosexuals spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 15:59, October 8, 2026 (EDT)

Update: Zelensky just hit User:Conservative's beloved Yandex main data center. Question: Why is Zelensky trying to suppress the truth that verifies & vindicates User:Conservative's claptrap?Foghorn Leghorn^{Do normal heterosexuals spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 16:05, October 8, 2026 (EDT)

Islamo socialist immigrant Hasan Piker's Vile Immigration Rant Resurfaces: ‘They’re Gonna F*** Your Sister …’ “We’re going to destroy the white race, B*..

This is the darling of Abdul El Sayed and DSA.

Hasan Piker’s Vile Immigration Rant Resurfaces: ‘They’re Gonna F*** Your Sister …’ “We’re going to destroy the white race, B*tch. That’s what we’re here to do.”

Posted by Elizabeth Stauffer. Saturday, August 8, 2026.

Hasan Piker is a pig of a man.

Just as radio personality Howard Stern built a national following by trafficking in provocative, offensive, and sexually explicit material, Piker has fashioned himself into the political equivalent of a shock jock.

Suddenly, the antisemitic Marxist streamer, who was unknown to most in the political world until New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s November victory, is everywhere. And he got there using Stern’s playbook.

Although Piker has made countless incendiary remarks over the years, an old clip of him ranting about immigration that resurfaced on Friday may be the most incendiary of them all.

[Note: Language warning.]

He said:

We’re gonna keep bringing in immigrants to this country — on purpose — so they can f*** your sister and then maybe even your daughter.

We’re going to destroy the white race, B*tch. That’s what we’re here to do.

OLD HASAN CLIP HAS RESURFACED:

“We want more immigrants to come into your countries and then they’re gonna fuck your sisters and then your daughters.”

“We’re here to Destroy the White Race, Bitch.”

So Twitch we just banned Asmongold but we’re not gonna ban the guy that wants… pic.twitter.com/HYMAmQJsKU

— TECTONE 🇺🇸 (@Tectone) August 7, 2026

This man is a disgrace, yet Democrats have spent the past nine months elevating him to something approaching guru status. This has been an entirely unforced error.

Attorney and Army veteran David Urban posted a montage on X that he said every black voter in America should see. Piker is heard saying, “I don’t give a f*** what black people care about” and “Let’s go back to a better time, when lynchings were happening.”

pic.twitter.com/pt4K2PdraA

— Never Mind (@NeverMi49223793) June 13, 2026

He also advocates for political violence, which is not a surprise given that he believes America deserved the 9/11 attacks.

In September, he told viewers to “kill” conservatives: “You need to be gutting them. You need to be shanking these motherf***ers and letting their intestines just writhe on stage. … Slice ’em up. Slice ’em and f***in’ dice ’em. …”

Liberal influencer Hassan Piker tells his viewers to “KILL” conservatives..

“You need to shanking these mf’s.. you need to be gutting them.” 👀

pic.twitter.com/E8siG8zS7W

— American AF 🇺🇸 (@iAnonPatriot) September 12, 2025

For someone who dishes it out as freely as Piker does, he appears to have a remarkably low tolerance for criticism or for perceived threats directed at him — as his recent public spat with outspoken MAGA supporter Laura Loomer has demonstrated.

Loomer wrote on X, “One of these days Hasan Piker is going to talk sh** to the wrong person. And then I’m going to make that person a Give Send Go.”

Piker responded, “prominent maga crazy laura loomer, actively contracting a hit out on me.”

prominent maga crazy laura loomer, actively contracting a hit out on me. https://t.co/1yHO1J8KbY

— hasanabi (@hasanthehun) August 7, 2026

The steady stream of inflammatory soundbites from this arrogant, vulgar man, compounded by the repugnant remarks from his past that continue to resurface, is reaching critical mass. Piker is quickly becoming a major political liability for the party. Yet aside from Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA), no Democrat has had the stones to say so.

To the contrary, he is cast as a progressive icon. He’s been a featured speaker at countless Democratic campaign rallies this election cycle, where he can be counted on to spew the most radical views, which are always laced with copious amounts of profanity — because, apparently, that’s what passes for a young and hip voice in today’s Democratic Party.

In response to Piker’s latest resurfaced clip, conservative Fox News host Mark Levin noted, “How about this one? Is the Democrat Party ok with this?”

Levin asks the question that every prominent Democrat should be asked? Are you okay with Hasan Piker, a profane socialist punk, becoming the face of your party?

Perhaps they are, although they shouldn’t be. The average American is likely to be just as uncomfortable with the slick, trash-talking Piker as with the socialist candidates he champions.

Even Hillary Clinton gets it. During a discussion about the challenge of persuading Haley Stevens’ supporters to rally behind Michigan’s new Democratic Senate nominee, Abdul El-Sayed, Clinton warned that Republicans will use the party’s enthusiastic embrace of socialism against them in November.

Clinton said, “It’s not just about Michigan — but the Republican messaging is: ‘communist, socialist.’ It’s gonna be a VERY effective attack.”

💥NEW: Hillary Clinton: "It's not just about Michigan — but the Republican messaging is: 'communist, socialist.' It's gonna be a VERY effective attack." pic.twitter.com/PS6ObKoZli

— Jason Cohen 🇺🇸 (@JasonJournoDC) August 7, 2026

Democrats are free to keep showcasing Piker as its symbol of the party’s new direction for as long as they like. But the longer they do, the more he becomes a gift to Republicans — and an increasingly costly liability for Democrats. [77] Shocking.Dianne3000 (talk) 07:23, August 9, 2026 (EDT)

Hillary Clinton: the GOP's "anti-communist messaging is very effective"

Yep. User:Conservative has kept Hillary's Russia Russia Russia hoax and boogeyman alive now for years. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 23:27, August 8, 2026 (EDT)

Only Long Hours After Being Called Out by GOP's Rogers: Abulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed Finally Distances Himself From Infamous Islamic hater Hasan Piker.

Only Long Hours After Being Called Out by GOP's Rogers: Abulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed Finally Distances Himself From Infamous Islamic hater Hasan Piker. [78] so what did Mohamed do 12 hours???Telling (talk) 00:13, August 25, 2026 (EDT)

The Rogers/El Seyed contest is a UniParty dispute, and far removed from traditional Left/Right partisan politics. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 12:47, August 25, 2026 (EDT)

• Max Blumenthal: Why Dems are sacrificing a Senate candidate for Israel.

Hasan Piker Mocks Charlie Kirk by Singing Tribute Song Made After His Assassination as Audience Cheers

WATCH: Hasan Piker Mocks Charlie Kirk by Singing Tribute Song Made After His Assassination as Audience Cheers. Lowell Cauffiel. 23 Aug 2026. Controversial far-left streamer and democratic socialist cheerleader Hasan Piker was seen and heard mockingly singing the meme song “We Are Charlie Kirk” at a stop of his “Fear& LIVE” tour over the weekend. [79]. Here is more: American Hamas. The sadistic Left will kill you - and laugh about it.Telling (talk) 22:12, August 25, 2026 (EDT)

Karoline Leavitt quits

We've seen this scenario dozens of times and in at least every administration. There comes a time when a young person has to think about their future career after trying to defend the indefensible. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 18:06, August 12, 2026 (EDT)

The new mom quit the day after Trump left her on board Air Force 1 in Ankara to get killed by a missile attack while he snuck off the other side in a food truck. She prolly didn't want to face questions from the 150 reporters on board who were also left to die for Trump.

This raises an interesting question: some say it was just more Mossad BS and manipulation, no harm no foul. But if true, it reveals a sociopathic nature. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 12:18, August 20, 2026 (EDT)

Surprise Defeat for DSA Communist Francesca Hong in Wisconsin

This is the argument Democrat & Republican Senators will use for not passing the SAVE Act: Without stuffing the ballot box, people like Hong (and Trump) could win elections. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 22:04, August 12, 2026 (EDT)

Pollster Behind DSA Hong Poll Admits Pushing Fake Poll

Polls were always a debatable proposition, but lately, like everything in politics, they’ve gotten worse. The Dem primary polls promising big wins by (Framcesca) Hong and (Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed in Wisconsin and Michigan were, as the actual races showed, exercises in voter suppression.

Now the company behind at least one of them got caught and is admitting to having put out a fake poll.

Pollsters had been caught before, but the company made the mistake was putting out a poll showing a wide lead for the less socialist candidate in the LA race. Had the poll promised a wide lead for Nithya Raman, who ‘somehow’ scored most of the late arriving ballots despite nobody in the city having heard of her, the LA Times would have cheerfully reported the results. [80] What do you call this method? Polling propaganda?Telling (talk) 16:45, August 18, 2026 (EDT)

The method? Fake news.

Maybe we should let User:Conservative spam his "Red Wave" all over MPR again. He carried the theme of ignorance as a conservative value to Essay space. He convinced Andy that according to polls, Americans have an unfavorable view of Russia; Americans now have an even more unfavorable view of Israel than Russia.

Time was, Republicans were known and respected for their expertise in foreign policy and cleaning up the mess Democrats created; no more. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 17:34, August 18, 2026 (EDT)

Remember pollsters promising a huge Harris win in 2024?Telling (talk) 02:08, August 19, 2026 (EDT)

There's a built-in bias. Low information voters skew to the Democrats. Considering the volume of low-information User:Conservative has spammed into Conservapedia since 2022, it's a wonder Harris didn't win. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 03:21, August 19, 2026 (EDT)

Theory of Relativity fallacies

Albert Einstein's Theory of Relativity has been shown to be fallacious recently.

One of the key assumptions, the constancy of the speed of light, has been shown to have no empirical basis.

Einstein based Relativity on what he declared to be his own willingness to believe a certain interpretation of the Michelson-Morley experiment, of which other interpretations exist.. Einstein wasn't willing to regard it as just a hypothesis, even if scientific discretion called for it.

E=mc²

E=mc² has taken it on the chin as well. It seems that this formula was originally determined to measure the kinetic energy of physical waves. Henri Poincaré speculated that subatomic particles traveled in waves, so he backfigured the mass of those particles from the kinetic energy that would be given if the particles moved as waves, if I am reading the story right.

Einstein made the illicit conversion that the formula applied to mass generally, and I am given to understand that he never returned to the wave property to which the formula was only originally meant to apply, regardless of whether he believed at any given time that a wave-medium that the "ether" was meant to represent existed or not.

A craving for relativity

Persons who want to believe their beliefs are just "relative" and not adverse apparently crave the ability to be able to point to something in nature that reflects that and may take a hysterical leap that underlying formulas that support that "relativity" must be true without due consideration.

Eddington's supposed "proof" of relativity came a short time after World War I where a ham-fisted verification in nature that national loyalties were only relative to some other standard that could be later manipulated by future select politicians would have been greatly desirable by Communists and various academic eggheads.

This continued to the present day where it's used to justify suppressing free speech, as being imposed as a reflection in nature in opposition to those who call same-sex marriage contrary to the justice that regards same-sex attachments as unequal and/or adverse to heterosexual ones. VargasMilan (talk) Friday, 14:13, August 14, 2026 (EDT)

I was wrong.

Hey, remember when I said it was Joe Biden who began the process of formally designating scapegoat nations as peacetime "foreign adversaries" in anticipation of the at this point inevitable World War? Well, I was wrong. It was actually Donald Trump. The earliest version of the Federal Regulation containing this list is dated March 22, 2021, about two months into Biden's term. However, that Federal Regulation was drafted in pursuance to an earlier interim rule dated January 19, 2021, the day before Trump left office. Which in turn was drafted to enforce Executive Order 13873, which was signed by Trump on May 15, 2019. In other words, Trump lit the fuse by signing that executive order, likely upon the advice of people like John Bolton and Mike Pompeo. He then (presumably) ordered Wilbur Ross to implement the interim rule in pursuance to that executive order. As Trump's term expired before the interim rule could be finalized, Biden could have easily ordered either Karen Dunn Kelley, Wynn Coggins, or Gina Raimondo to terminate that interim rule. But he didn't. Because like Trump before (and after) him, Biden preferred to defer to the Deep State on the most important foreign policy issues. It's hardly an exaggeration at this point to say that Trump and Biden's foreign policies are one and the same, with only cosmetic differences depending on which party is in office. God Help America.--Geopolitician (talk) 00:05, August 17, 2026 (EDT)

IMO, Trump impeachment 1.0 scared the hell out of Trump, even after he was fully exonerated of the Russia hoax. He then realized the Deep State would not quit because he denied Zelensky weapons.

Anyways, thanks. It's admirable to admit a mistake or miscalculation, unlike our resident troll-Admin cultists. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 01:50, August 17, 2026 (EDT)

I'm not sure you can lay the Jan 19, 2021 E.O. on Trump's doorstep, other than by negligence. There's always a rush to get things done before leaving the White House, and nobody is going to be around for the blowback.

This instance calls to mind Obama rescinding an E.O. that banned gain of function research in the US days before leaving office. The ban is why Fauci moved the research to Wuhan, China. In both cases, political machinations of lower-level White House operatives may be at work, and neither Trump nor Obama personally may have been aware since the normal review process is disrupted in the rush to get things done.

Now in the case of renewing the FISA warrant for 90 days on President-elect Donald Trump on January 12, 2017, Obama most certainly was aware on January 6 when he gave instructions to do it "by the book". My point is, a President leaving office may be more focused on political enemies than on any real policy decision. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 01:49, August 28, 2026 (EDT)

Randy Fine easily fends off Hitlerian Bilzerian, who loves pro-ISIS Islam convert and accused sex trafficker Andrew Tate:

Florida:

Randy Fine easily fends off Hitler-fan Bilzerian, who loves pro-ISIS Islam convert and accused sex trafficker Andrew Tate:The Hebrew Hammer and the Antisemitic Circus

[81]. OK Telling (talk) 02:07, August 19, 2026 (EDT)

Delusional

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Even if (or when) the Republicans lose control of Congress, a coalition of Democrats & Republicans (the Uniparty) will not stop funding the US's crazy, suicidal wars. (More than 254 AIPAC-backed candidates won their primaries. [83])

This is what happens when we abandon educating people on foreign policy. The Uniparty is a bigger threat to America's peace and prosperity than the DSA and Progressivism. The DSA & Progressives can't succeed; the Uniparty will. It's the Republican party, the conservative movement and MAGA that loses power and influence. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 13:15, August 22, 2026 (EDT)

In short, the Democrats can win on the "affordability" issue, which is not good for federal spending and the debt crisis. While the "peace" issue attracts voters from both parties, there will be no change. MAGA voters are demoralized and will stay home.

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Mike Rogers, Michigan’s Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate, has asked AIPAC not to run ads supporting his campaign, fearing that backing from the pro-Israel group could hurt him among voters angered by the war in Gaza, Axios reports. Rogers discussed the issue with AIPAC chair Michael Tuchin in Los Angeles last week, and the group shelved a video ad targeting his Democratic opponent, Israel critic Abdul El-Sayed, the following day. [84]

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See what I mean? We're not running on issues. We're running on BS (of which there will be a price to pay).

Andy: Your coddling User:Conservative's trolling by trying to switch the focus from foreign policy to domestic partisanship and elections will backfire, again. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 16:14, August 23, 2026 (EDT)

The Hormuz Letter:

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The Trump administration has asked Pakistan to send a new peace deal proposal to Iran to keep Iran’s “IRGC backchannel” open, coming as a senior Iranian official says Trump is using Pakistani officials to announce fabricated talks rumors to stabilize the oil market, per Reuters and a senior Iranian official in Tehran familiar with the matter. Iran, however, continues to refuse reopening the Strait of Hormuz or return to negotiations unless Trump agrees to all of Iran’s conditions, including $300 billion in US compensation, the lifting of all US sanctions, the release of all Iranian frozen assets, and the end of the US naval blockade of Iran. [85]

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Matt Bracken

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If you globalists win by 1%, they open the floodgate totally because they understand, I mean this is a major example of the ratchet effect, if you have four years of a conservative in Spain or in the United States, you can close the border and maybe expel 5% of the people that came in the four years before. So every year that there's a liberal socialist Democrat in charge, 10 million come in, then the next four years 1 million go out. Every eight years it's net 9 million in. [86]

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Time to shut down User:Conservative's liberal trolling once and for all.

• The Great Delusion: Liberal Dreams and International Realities.

Why Russian sanctions are in trouble right now

Ukraine is landlocked. All its port access to the Black Sea has been cut off. It cannot export grain. Its agricultural sector is collapsing. Russia has assured the Global South it will pick up the contracts and supply them with the shortfall due to Ukraine's collapsing exports.

There's a global food & fertilizer crisis due to Russian sanctions and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. So the nations of the Global South are faced with (a) letting their populations starve, or (b) violating US & EU economic sanctions and buying Russian grain (thus expanding Russia's trade surplus and fueling Russia's "war machine").

My bet is that, on balance, grain importers will opt for the second choice, telling US & globalist warmongers to go to hell. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 14:26, August 24, 2026 (EDT)

Syria to dismantle Assad regime's chemical weapons legacy 13 years after deadly attack

Syria to dismantle Assad regime's chemical weapons legacy 13 years after deadly attack - analysis. On August 21, 2013, rockets carrying a chemical sarin nerve agent struck areas of Eastern and Western Ghouta outside Damascus. August 24 2026 [87]. But the nukes are there...Telling (talk) 15:12, August 24, 2026 (EDT)

Archived version. "Several tons"? and no one knew about it? RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 16:05, August 24, 2026 (EDT)

Trump administration removes Syria from list of State Sponsors of Terrorism... after al-Qaeda splinter regime comes to power

I wish this was a joke.

This administration is beyond saving at this point. Trump had a grand opportunity to make things right with his second term, but he squandered it in the most absurd ways imaginable. For the GOP, the midterms are all but lost, and so is 2028 unless they nominate a populist but non-MAGA candidate. MAGA, whatever that even means these days, is now just as much of a dead end ideology as Rockefeller Republicanism, Fusionism, and Neoconservatism.--Geopolitician (talk) 21:04, August 24, 2026 (EDT)

It's the result of Islamic expansionist who wants to be the new Sultan: Erdogan lobbying. Tom Barak is his staunch ally.Telling (talk) 00:11, August 25, 2026 (EDT)

Tyler Robinson's Defense Team Just Threw Candace Owens Under the Bus. (We're not talking to unstable people, crazies out there)

Tyler Robinson's Defense Team Just Threw Candace Owens Under the Bus. (We're not talking to unstable people, crazies out there)

Townhall| 08/26/2026 | Amy Curtis.

As Tyler Robinson's defense team prepares for a ruling on whether or not their client will face trial for the assassination of Charlie Kirk, they've now been reduced to pushing back against the online conspiracy theorists like Candace Owens who claim that Robinson was not Kirk's alleged killer.

A couple of weeks ago, the defense filed a motion arguing the case shouldn't qualify for the death penalty because Robinson didn't intend to hurt anyone other than Kirk. Absent from that motion were any of the arguments and so-called evidence laid out by Owens and the rest.

Now another transcript from the court, the Robinson defense team is distancing itself from the "crazies."

Tyler Robinson’s own defense attorney just publicly clapped the entire Candace Owens–Baron Coleman podcast industrial complex.

“We’re not talking to crazies.” “I’ve received some wacky phone calls and e-mails.” “It’s noise.” “We’re not talking to crazies.”

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[pic.twitter.com/cfbCr1h8y9]— Kate (@kate_p45) August 25, 2026

"There's a reference to, you know, unstable people coming to the courthouse, to conspiracy theorists saying things online. We're all aware of that. I mean, I don't know what the court has read. It's none of my business. I've received some wacky phone calls and emails, people telling me what they think happened here. It's noise. We're not litigating this case in the press. We're not talking to crazies," the transcript read. https://townhall.com/news/amy-curtis/2026/08/26/tyler-robinsons-defense-conspiracy-theories-candace-owens-n2681895

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File:Tyler Robinsin vs Candace MENGELE Owens

Telling (talk) 05:51, August 27, 2026 (EDT)

Comment: The reference to Candace MENGELE Ownes sounds like a crazy conspiracy theory.

Criticism of Dr. Miklós Nyiszli or Dr. Felix Kersten comes from people who just haven't read their books or lack understanding of the true extent of the Holocaust. Admittedly, I myself was once a defender of Reinhard Gehlen, but now the Myth of the clean Wehrmacht is out in the open. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 15:13, August 27, 2026 (EDT)

Candace Owens is eviscerated for 'despicable and dangerous' denial of Nazi holocaust atrocities including SS 'Angel of Death' Mengele's horrific experiments on twins at Auschwitz.

[89]Dianne3000 (talk) 05:02, August 28, 2026 (EDT)

Do you have evidence of that, or are you referring to those who question the testimony of Dr. Miklós Nyiszli? RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 10:08, August 28, 2026 (EDT)

Apparantly, Owens got her information about Mengele, and the prime witness or author of the narratives about Mengele, Dr. Miklós Nyiszli, from Wikipedia. To this day, Wikipedia calls Dr. Nyiszli a "volunteer". RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 06:40, August 29, 2026 (EDT)

A conversation between Mearsheimer and Diesen

Diesen: [During the Cold War ] global communism was a real threat. It was a real problem. But I remember during the [2014] Olympics in Russia, we had to go sanction them and boycott because they didn't have sufficient gay rights when they embraced this conservatism. [bolden added] It just looks like the challenges we had during the Cold War versus now, we are making up problems where it didn't have to exist,... Mearsheimer: I give you my take on that cuz I think about the issue you're raising a lot. And I think the problem today is that most of the elites, most of the Western elites just doesn't understand basic balance of power politics. And that's another way of saying, this is maybe a bit too extreme, but they just don't understand. Most people in foreign policy elites in the West don't understand Great Power politics. They don't understand the essence of international relations.

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User:Conservative, not really an "elite", simply hasn't followed what has happened or how the world has developed over the past 30+ years, since the Cold War ended. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 16:58, August 29, 2026 (EDT)

Negligence does not absolve you of a war crime

The few Patriot missiles Ukraine was able to scrounge up were stored in a warehouse in a residential area of Kyiv using civilians as a human shield. Zelensky calls it "negligence" when the warehouse was hit and at least 37 civilians killed. It's still a war crime.

How long will the United States continue funding war crimes?

Our resident promoter of gay bars and bathhouses thinks month old stories about gas lines in Russia will deflect from 90% of food supply chains destroyed in Ukraine as winter approaches

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This is the result of Conservapedia discouraging intelligent discussion in favor of spamming personal attacks against other users for the past 15 years.

• Zerohedge: Russia Hits Kiev Ammo Dump Next To Homes; Ukraine Admits 90% Of Retail Food Logistics Wrecked.

• Glenn Diesen:

Russian strikes have destroyed 90% of Ukraine's modern storage facilities for various types of goods, according to Ukraine's Agricultural Minister Taras Vysotsky. Russia did not hit these targets on such a scale before NATO / Ukraine started their deep strikes against warehouses in Russia. Similarly, Russia did not have a blockade on Ukrainian ports before NATO / Ukraine started attacking Russian ships. Now, Russia is hitting everything. Why escalate by targeting civilian infrastructure in Russia when Russia has many times more air power and Ukraine does not have air defence? There is no reflection over these decisions, and there is therefore no course correction. The political-media establishment in NATO always pivot from excitement during reckless escalation, to shedding crocodile tears when the retaliation comes. Announce an end to NATO expansionism and put an end to this disastrous war. [92]

Comment: The NATO decision to escalate the war into Russia against civilian infrastructure is reminiscent of Hitler's decision to escalate a losing war with so-call "Vengeance weapons" against London in late 1944.

Question for User:Conservative: What would you rather have/need, gasoline or food? (my apologies to readers for having to tie up your time asking such an obtuse question in Conservapedia).

Speaking about crimes..., Trump on Iran's crimes against humanity massacring 100,0000 of its own people, is he referring to Jan 2026 or earlier?Telling (talk) 13:10, September 1, 2026 (EDT)

It's sad to see, but I think Trump has gone nuts. That's two demented octogenarians in a row. When it's all over Gen Z will probably pass age limits for office since they've been locked out. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 14:44, September 1, 2026 (EDT)

Bessent tries to make Zelensky the fall guy for rising gas prices

"Russia faces a fundamental asymmetry as it seeks to beat Ukraine into submission with intensifying airstrikes on shopping malls, power stations, ports and other infrastructure. Kyiv can rely on a secure hinterland beyond its borders—its European neighbors—for economic resilience and for military logistics.

The Kremlin, whose refineries, ports and defense industries are also under attack by Ukrainian missiles and drones, has no such backup. Hits to Russia’s militarized economy translate more directly into damage to the country’s ability to keep the war going." - Wall Street Journal, August 30, 2026. Conservative (talk) 16:14, September 2, 2026 (EDT)

• Bloomberg News: Secretary of the Treasury Bessent Blames High Energy Prices on Ukraine’s Russia Strikes, Sep 2, 2026.

Gee whiz, according to User:Conservative, Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries are the best thing since sliced bread. Either way, the Iran war or Ukraine aid, it's User:Conservative's own government causing high inflation, the fall in US living standards, the defeat of the GOP in 2026 Midterms, the takeover by the DSA, etc etc etc. I've told him a thousand times, "when you don't know what your talking about, it's best to just STFU."

A bad energy-price headline doesn't flip the fundamentals. US GDP per capita is ~6x Russia's (That is nominal GDP per capita. On a PPP basis, it is still twice as high). The US has enforceable contracts, real capital markets, and a diversified economy — Russia's is a sanctioned commodity economy where the state can seize your business on a whim. Inflation cycles come and go; structural advantages don't. If you think Russia's a better bet for building income than the US, that's not politics, that's just being wrong about economics.

In addition, I stand by my position of Ukraine's right to defend itself against Russian imperialism. Conservative (talk) 22:25, September 3, 2026 (EDT)

duh, Financial Times:

American intelligence shared with Kyiv has enabled strikes on important Russian energy assets including oil refineries far beyond the frontline, according to multiple Ukrainian and US officials familiar with the campaign. The previously unreported support has intensified since midsummer and has been crucial in helping Ukraine carry out attacks that Joe Biden’s White House discouraged.

Translation: User:Conservative's own government (Trump 2.0) is responsible for User:Conservative's decline in living standards.

duh (b) the subject is not US GDP v Russian GDP. Irrelevant deflections and spam will be reverted.

The USA is one of the best places in the world for people who work hard, possess a risk tolerance and have entrepreneurial skill. The income potential is very high, which is why the USA has high millionaire migration and why so many people want to move to the USA. Conservative (talk) 22:55, September 3, 2026 (EDT)

Ok, thank you for being clear in your pro-immigration stance and support for the H1-B visa. Andy, take note. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 23:26, September 3, 2026 (EDT)

Ok, thanks. We've heard from the pro-warmongering site WSJ selling stocks for the MIC (as if we didn't know). Thanks again. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 16:21, September 2, 2026 (EDT)

P.S.: You got it wrong. There are no "Ukrainian strikes" against Russia. Ukraine doesn't have the resources. It is US / NATO strikes against Russia from Ukrainian territory with a few Ukrainian technical trainees. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 16:25, September 2, 2026 (EDT)

The Times of India says there are Ukrainian drone strikes on Russia and that is why they are importing Indian refined oil.[93] Question: Is India a member of BRICS?

Second question: What color is the sky in your world? Conservative (talk) 16:46, September 2, 2026 (EDT)

Those are Globohomo drones that need to be discussed if or when Arms control negotiations ever return. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 17:00, September 2, 2026 (EDT)

Use your Macroeconomic reasoning On second thought, it's not worth writing counteressays that you'll ignore and respond with more and more spam. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 17:09, September 2, 2026 (EDT)

Trump suppresses domestic fuel prices by insider trading (which the Democrats will end after November).

Putin suppresses domestic fuel prices by returning a fraction of the earnings he (Russia, that is) made from India over the past 5 years.

RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 17:24, September 2, 2026 (EDT)

BTW, the purchase of Russian oil by India for the past five years costs India nothing, cause it's immediately resold at a mark-up or profit to Europe. It's end consumer, Europe, that pays the price.

• Sep 1, 2026 The American Conservative: Inflation Surges in the Eurozone. The energy price shock produced by the Iran War is squeezing the European economy.

Again, Macroeconomic thinking, reasoning, or understanding is well beyond your limited capacity, even when it comes from Conservative media. You have proven to prefer shaping your day-to-day perceptions by the Mockingbird media (e.g., the Red Wave, Covid comes from eating bats, Vaccine mandates are like seat belt laws, Russia Russia Russia, etc etc etc). Here endeth the counteressay. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 18:15, September 2, 2026 (EDT)

BTW, Where's my tariff dividend check? I need it to pay for gas and groceries.

idiocy is not a replacement for strategy

To address User:Conservative's "argument", let's first examine the Vietnam war, and then the Afghan war.

Both wars occupy 30 years out of 57 years, between 1964 and 2021.

In the case of Vietnam, US GDP was 500 times larger than Vietnam at both the start and end of the war, and the US spent more on the war than the entire GDP of Vietnam over 10 years, yet got its butt handed to it.

Note: Communist North Vietnam was much better at controlling inflation in the war torn country over 10 years, as inflation rose only 20% as measured by per capita income. Whereas in America, inflation rose in excess of 100% as measured by per capita income. The vast majority of Americans who lived through the ordeal did not feel better off or more prosperous in 1974 than in 1964, when their income was reported as less than half. It was the result of Keynesian economics.

Keynesian Economics was "the dominant economic paradigm from the 1940s to the 1970s." It is associated with the ideas of the incompetent British economist and pedophile John Maynard Keynes.

Chart of the growth of U.S. GNP from January 1947 to January 2023.

User:Conservative, an apologist for Bidenism & Keynesianism, asserts "A great strength of the United States is its very consistent growth of its GNP over decades and its quick recovery the few times its GNP has gone down. See also Economic stimulus.

The Vietnam and Afghan wars occupy 30 of 57 years between 1964 and 2021.

Moral of the story: Military Keynesian can sustain GDP growth for years and years, yet it doesn't necessarily make the people more prosperous or even win wars.

Now, need I continue with Afghanistan....

User:Conservative's own government (Trump 2.0) is responsible for User:Conservative's decline in living standards

I don't know how he can escape this conclusion, given all the idiots we the people have elected to govern us since Ronald Reagan (User:Conservative says he doesn't know if the 2020 election was stolen, but insists Biden was democratically elected). "Yah but Trump". No, Trump lied to us. Only an idiot would lie to themselves and deny that. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 23:59, September 3, 2026 (EDT)

• A day in the life of a Trump Supporter.

EU Communists plan to steal people's life savings in private bank accounts

Why the surprise? The undemocraticly elected EU Commission already stole $300 Billion in Russian sovereign assets to fund war.

It does not have to be done outright, it can be done by inflation (government overspending), making bank savings accounts worthless & providing a disincentive to save and invest. And the overspending will not be for social programs or welfare, but to make the people of Europe pay for war on Russia. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 21:00, September 2, 2026 (EDT)

Antisemitic Pundits Hasan Piker, Candace Owens Rejected by Overwhelming Majority of Democrats, Republicans, Poll Shows

Antisemitic Pundits Hasan Piker, Candace Owens Rejected by Overwhelming Majority of Democrats, Republicans, Poll Shows. (Algemeiner, 9/3/26). [94].Dianne3000 (talk) 10:50, September 4, 2026 (EDT)

Algemeiner: "far-right Owens". Question: Is antisemitism what defines "far-right"? RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 12:10, September 4, 2026 (EDT)

Candace Owens problem isn't far right, but her antisemitism motivated to spread wild theories and revision history about Mengele among others - isTelling (talk) 01:00, September 9, 2026 (EDT)

For the record: The ambiguous victim: Miklós Nyiszli's narrative of medical experimentation in Auschwitz-Birkenau.

Key takeaways Nyiszli's memoirs illustrate the complex bond of complicity between victims and perpetrators in Auschwitz. The text critically evaluates the ethical dilemmas faced by Jewish inmate physicians like Nyiszli. Nyiszli uniquely documents SS medical experiments, particularly those led by Josef Mengele. His experiences highlight the moral ambiguities within the 'Grey Zone' of survival. The author argues for a reevaluation of Nyiszli's contributions to Holocaust literature and medical ethics. [bolden added]

Nyiszli’s memoirs are rarely discussed as a contribution to the Jewish experience of the Holocaust, next to other letters, diaries and memoirs. For instance, Nyiszli does not appear as a Jewish author in the two-volume Holocaust Literature: An Encyclopedia of Writers and Their Work, edited by S. Lillian Kramer in 2002. [bolden added]

Fragments from the 1946 Hungarian edition of the memoirs were first published in Jean- Paul Sartre’s monthly review, Les Temps Modernes, in 1951, which was followed immediately by an English translation in the avant-garde journal Merlin under the title “SS Obersturmführer Doktor Mengele.” 33 The same translator produced a full English version of the memoirs in 1960 under the title Auschwitz: A Doctor’s Eyewitness Account.

Simon Wiesenthal used Dr. Nyiszli's account to form the basis of Chapter 9 "The Man Who Collected Blue Eyes" for his book The Murderers Among Us in 1967, which made Mengele the most wanted living Nazi after the 1962-1963 capture and trial of Adolf Eichmann.

Questionoing Nyiszli's account didn't begin with Owens. Why was Nyiszli left out of the 2002 encyclopedia of Holocaust Literature? And Wikipedia still claims Nyiszli "volunteered" to work with Mengele. Nyiszli says in his sworn account his choice was to work in the pathology lab with Mengele or go straight to the gas chambers off the train.

Personal remark: Yes, without going into details, I can understand why Nyiszli was left out of the 2002 Encyclopedia, although I think it was a horrible decision. It has led to questions about Nyiszli's veracity, and by extension even Simon Weisenthal. And now using that decision to criticize Candace Owens seems like a cheap shot, and actually sets back Holocaust education. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 01:42, September 9, 2026 (EDT)

• North Carolina Dem Candidate Supposedly “Running to Restore Human Decency” Endorses MASS GENOCIDE of Trump Voters, Says They Belong in Nazi Ovens.

The North Carolina Democrat & User:Conservative are evidence of the failure of Holocaust education. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 23:48, September 18, 2026 (EDT)

What's her motivation to deny Mengele's "experimental" atrocities?Telling (talk) 21:17, September 27, 2026 (EDT)

It didn't begin with her. It began with "scholarly" criticism of Dr. Nyiszli. Owens is just representative of a generation under 30 for whom Holocaust education has only left questions in their minds. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 02:32, September 28, 2026 (EDT)

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The word "anti-Semitism" mistakes what is just a property for what is the essence of Judaism. Judaism both admitted neighboring nations' religious sensibilities, which God told them not to do, and rejected Christ, who was predicted by Jeremiah, amongst others, to establish a New Covenant.

That Semites preponderated in the remaining Judeans was an accident of history. Jesus sought to establish His Kingdom through the Temple, and had the Sanhedrin accepted Him, He would have attained a reign with Semitic history at its center as having culminated in His rule, and those adhering to the Old Testament may very well have admitted more outsiders beyond the Semitic race. For example, there's a certain psalm that seems to be an oath spoken by outsiders seeking assimilation. Those who prefer Christianity to Judaism and resent Judaism's influence in excess of their desert don't oppose them on the basis of their racial composition, or at the very least, not many of them do.

So by smearing all critics of Judaism with the name "anti-Semite", it pictures them all as corrupt and, in fact, treats those most deserving of respect for their intelligent criticism the worst! VargasMilan (talk) Sunday, 17:17, September 27, 2026 (EDT)

Anti-Israel Insurgents Fall Flat in Massachusetts Democratic Primaries (including propagating |Genolie)

Anti-Israel Insurgents Fall Flat in Massachusetts Democratic Primaries. By Corey Walker. Sep 2, 2026. A trio of hardline anti-Israel candidates lost in Massachusetts on Tuesday night, representing a blow to the broader movement against the Jewish state within the Democratic Party.

Progressive candidates Jeromie Whalen, Tram Nguyen, and Craig Swallow were defeated by establishment Democrats in Tuesday night’s contests. In each race, the progressive insurgents attempted to weaponize Israel and alleged connections to the America Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) against their moderate opponents.

Rep. Richard Neal, who represents the 1st District of Massachusetts, successfully beat back a challenge by left-wing opposition Jeromie Whalen, who attempted to cast Neal as part of an out-of-touch establishment elite beholden to corporate interests. Conversely, Whalen positioned himself as a younger, fresher alternative more aligned with the Democratic Party’s ascendant progressive wing. [95]Dianne3000 (talk) 13:22, September 4, 2026 (EDT)

The UniParty wins again. This is why the Republican and Democrat Senate UniParty will not pass the SAVE America Act from corrupt, stolen elections - to keep original, non-warmongering MAGA voters & the Progressive DSA out.

The same thing is happening in Germany where the AfD and peace movement is tarred as "far-right" warmongers. (Only in Germany, a half dozen AfD candidates got whacked 6 weeks before the last elections. Did they fall from windows like Putin's opponents did in Russia?) RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 14:59, September 4, 2026 (EDT)

What about Seth Moulton? The "Patriotic" American who enlisted after 9/11 and got his butt whooped by an 80-year-old peacenik? RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 13:33, September 6, 2026 (EDT)

I got the impression Moulton is more of a current peacenick..?Telling (talk)

He returned his AIPAC money but has voted for every Ukraine aid bill. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 03:07, September 8, 2026 (EDT)

Islamic El Sayed had also money backers. So do other Israelophobes who rant against AIPAC.Telling (talk) 00:57, September 9, 2026 (EDT)

So we're back to the question of "getting money out of politics" like McCain-Feingold tried. Reducing the influence of big money lobbyists and donors and "dark money". Vladimir Putin figured out how to do it. The repressive "democratic" regime of Germany (and the EU as a whole) has also figured out how to keep populist reformers like the AfD out of politics. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 02:12, September 9, 2026 (EDT)

Who says that those who don't get from AIPAC don't get real dirty money? Is El Sayed Muslim Brotherhood types "clean?" "AIPAC" became a boogeyman by Arab American Political Action Committee (AAPAC) first; it's Islamic candidates; DSA... Then the Carlsons just jumped on the wagon.Dianne3000 (talk) 23:24, September 10, 2026 (EDT)

It's a systemic problem. America is not a democracy. We allow the buying and selling of Congress - the law-making authority - by international oligarchs.

Why do you think oligarchs are so angry with Putin, and have their stooge regimes fund war? Cause the people who democraticly elected Putin will not allow the rich oligarchs to control the government. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 00:53, September 17, 2026 (EDT)

PEW's Islamic writer: views of Islam are more negative now than they were six months after the 911 attacks

Besheer Mohamed @bmoham Sep 3, 2026 I wrote a data essay on Muslim Americans 25 years after 9/11 – American Muslims have grown in numbers and political visibility, but views of Islam are more negative now than they were six months after the attacks, and far more partisan. [96] Sounds accurate.Dianne3000 (talk) 12:46, September 6, 2026 (EDT)

More negative maybe but not bloodthirsty. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 11:24, September 10, 2026 (EDT)

Lol, we didn't know until longer than six months after the Twin Towers attack that the security holes that let the mad Muslims attend flight school and get plane tickets were caused by political correctness, as Ann Coulter reported. She mentioned that "we slaughtered 3,000 Americans on the altar of political correctness. What more do liberals want?"

Newscasters bent over backwards asking the American people not to loop ordinary Muslims in with the terrorists, and that excess was a form of the political correctness of which Coulter spoke. America doesn't have a mob mentality except the Democrats, whose representatives are indifferent to or in favor of the destruction of America. Coulter wrote about that too in her book, Demonic. The U.S. passed a constitutional amendment against summary justice in 1868. Americans are responsible enough to channel their emotions to wherever they see fit without the need for newscaster hydraulic engineers pretending to help by damming off anger but actually emboldening hostile Muslims in the U.S. to think they could plan more mayhem with impunity. VargasMilan (talk) Thursday, 00:07, September 17, 2026 (EDT)

Good observations.

Trump owes his political success to the rejection by Americans, and particularly Republican and conservative voters, of Bushism and mindless killing by the greedy warmongers. And now Trump has thrown that all away. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 01:07, September 17, 2026 (EDT)

Trump offers $5,000 bribe to voters if Republicans retain House and Senate

It'll only cost $1 trillion.

Anyways, I'm still waiting for my $2,000 Tariff Dividend check and $5,000 DOGE check.

Trump's gone nuts. He thinks Republicans are Democrats.

• David Stockman: George McGovern Trump—MAGA Hat Socialist, Part 1.

Never Forget 9/11

Never Forget 9/11 TownHall | 9/08/2026 | Cal Thomas

“

I was sitting in my home office not far from the Pentagon when it happened. The TV behind me had the sound lowered, but I suddenly became aware of a major development. I reached for the remote and cranked up the audio. A plane had struck one of the twin towers in New York. TV anchors initially speculated it must have been a small plane that had run off course, but a much larger plane struck the building, and then a second one hit the other tower. It quickly became clear America was under attack. I saw smoke rising from the Pentagon and went up on the roof to get a better look. My son, who was a firefighter, later told me he pulled bodies out of the wreckage. He still doesn't like to talk about it, likely because of the horrible experience. Later, United Flight 93 crashed in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, because of the bravery of Todd Beamer, who led other passengers and crew in a revolt that stopped the hijackers from possibly hitting the White House or Capitol Building. I wrote six columns in a row and many others following that modern day of infamy. Here are some excerpts that ring true 25 years later. A plane had struck one of the twin towers in New York. TV anchors initially speculated it must have been a small plane that had run off course, but a much larger plane struck the building, and then a second one hit the other tower. It quickly became clear America was under attack. I saw smoke rising from the Pentagon and went up on the roof to get a better look. My son, who was a firefighter, later told me he pulled bodies out of the wreckage. He still doesn't like to talk about it, likely because of the horrible experience. Later, United Flight 93 crashed in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, because of the bravery of Todd Beamer, who led other passengers and crew in a revolt that stopped the hijackers from possibly hitting the White House or Capitol Building. I wrote six columns in a row and many others following that modern day of infamy. Here are some excerpts that ring true 25 years later. On the day of the terrorist attacks, I wrote: "It brings into clear focus the state of war that has existed for some time between America and those who oppose our values and way of life." I called for the expulsion of people and organizations with ties to radical terrorist groups. Unfortunately, that did not happen, and the threat from within remains and appears to be growing. There are still unanswered questions about how those attacks were allowed to happen. It didn't take long before the "blame America first" crowd was heard from. They are still around, as we see in the current election cycle. The Mufti of Jerusalem had recently called on Allah to destroy America, which he said "is controlled by Zionist Jews." Nothing has changed, and antisemitism has gotten worse. I noted that in many Muslim schools, hatred for Jews and the U.S. is drummed into children from the earliest grades. A 7th-grade Palestinian textbook said: "(Islam) will defeat all other religions and it will be disseminated, by Allah's will, through the Muslim Jihad fighters." Something else died on 9/11 besides the deaths of 2,977 people. I wrote it was the doctrine of moral equivalency — the idea that people everywhere are just like us or can be made so by acquiescing to their demands. Unfortunately, that flawed line of thinking continues to exist (consider those making such a case in the Iran war). Unfortunately, that worldview is still alive. The moral equivalency crowd, I wrote, will try to wear down our resolve. They have lost all credibility, just as the "peace in our time" crowd did shortly after Pearl Harbor and America's entry into World War II. Energy independence, I said, would free us from the grip of the Middle East. That, too, has not yet been achieved. I was fortunate to be able to visit Ground Zero when others were barred. A friend knew the fire chief, who let us into a roped- off area. Three images I shall never forget: the blocks and blocks of store windows with pictures of the missing and pleas for help in finding them; the parked cars that were filled inside with dust from the collapse of the buildings; an unopened soft drink bottle lying in the debris. I have kept the hard hat they made us wear, on which I wrote "NYC 9/11/2001." A New York City police officer gestured at the ruins and said: "Look at this. Here is the result of years of illegal immigration, softness on crime, cutting the defense budget, and lack of attention to right and wrong in this country." Not a bad summation. It's easy to say "never forget," but each generation must be taught to remember, and one generation has been born since 9/11, and others were too young at the time. Most importantly, it depends on who is teaching the history and whether that teaching is based on facts or if it is filtered through the teacher's own biases.

”

Dianne3000 (talk) 22:29, September 10, 2026 (EDT)

"Never Forget" means to learn from the experience, not holding on to misplaced rage.

The misplaced rage led to killing many innocents in Iraq, and the turning over to Al Qaeda & ISIS the governance of Afghanistan and Syria after squandering Trillions and more American blood. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 05:23, September 11, 2026 (EDT)

Forbes: 'Stop Knocking Out Diesel Fuel In Russia': Trump Pins Blame On Zelensky For Diesel Shortages

It's a remarkable statement. Trump isn't lying (despite Russian sanctions that bar much of "the world" from buying Russian diesel). That statement targets idiots like User:Conservative who voted for Trump.

“	Every time a refinery is blown up in Russia with the assistance of NATO targeting provided by Western intelligence services, the CIA, MI6 and others, the Russians are reminded that they cannot tolerate hostile foreign forces in Ukraine. That was the basis for their, I think ill-considered but inevitable decision to invade in February of 2022.	”
—Amb. Chas Freeman

Since diesel fuels the Western consumer-driven economies that fund missile and drone attacks in Russia, Russia would be as stupid and lacking in geostrategic analytical abilities as User:Conservative if it did not embargo diesel sales to hostile nations. So Trump's claim about losing Russian diesel for "the world" is intended for the rather simple-minded and naive.

Instead of the "we are all advocates of the incompetent pedophile Keynes now," make that "we are all globalists now." RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 14:52, September 14, 2026 (EDT)

• US provides both the missiles & intelligence for long-range deep strikes on Russian diesel refineries. [97]

We knew this stupid, idiotic war that the United States started in 2014 would bite us in the butt. Well now it's happening. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 06:25, September 15, 2026 (EDT)

User:Conservative needs a background and understanding of a subject before he starts spamming bullcrap on MPR

• Stablecoin is only the most recent.

• Conservapedia needs to be dedicated to educating and informing people, and not as a platform for expressing animosity and vindictiveness, as Andy has allowed, toward editor's personal "enemies". RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 16:16, September 25, 2026 (EDT)

Headlines like this:

• Putin wins landslide, [98] Trump faces bloodbath. [99]

would not be necessary had User:Conservative not filled Conservapedia with information pollution and liberal claptrap over recent years. Andy allowed it. Others were permabanned for trying. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 15:45, September 26, 2026 (EDT)

NATO propaganda is just sick

[100]

NATO has to rely on female killers now since they exterminated all the men. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 00:42, October 2, 2026 (EDT)

Chemical bomb by Arab immigrant for ISIS ; Iran: our missiles reach Europe; Iran's systematic blinding women

• Abu Ali Express.

26/09/2026 [Abu Ali] Deputy Chairman of the Oversight Committee in the Iranian Parliament, Hossein Ali Haji Deligani: Our missile range allows us to strike anywhere in Europe or Western Asia—if an attack against us is launched from there. Sep 26 at 09:05 [101]

• Iran responsible for antisemitic terror attacks in Liège, Antwerp earlier this year - report.

The Belgian Coordination Unit for Threat Analysis (CUTA) currently lists the threat level in Belgium as "very serious." By Jerusalem Post Staff. The Islamic regime is directly responsible for two separate terrorist attacks in the Belgian cities of Liège and Antwerp earlier this year, KAN News reported on Saturday. The report cited the Belgian Coordination Unit for Threat Analysis (CUTA) Director Gert Vercauteren, who told French broadcaster RTBF on Thursday that the terrorists in both attacks "certainly" acted on instructions from Tehran to attack Jewish targets around the world. [102]

• The Women Blinded by the Iranian Regime.

Kosar Eftekhari, Farideh Salavatipour, and hundreds of other women were blinded by the Islamic Republic for the crime of protesting for their rights. Today, they fight on. Kosar Eftekhari (left), who lost sight in one eye, and Farideh Salavatipour (right), who lost sight in both eyes, at the Copenhagen Democracy Summit on May 12, 2026. (Courtesy of Masih Alinejad) By Masih Alinejad 09.23.26 — International [103]

• .Quebec City man charged in alleged Islamic State chemical weapons plot.

By Marisela Amador, CTV News, September 24, 2026. A Quebec City man has been charged with multiple terrorism-related offences for allegedly intending to carry out at least one attack on behalf of the Islamic State. According to an investigation by the RCMP Federal Policing Eastern Region, 24-year-old Louay Angoud is alleged to have communicated online with members of a terrorist group and gathered information “to build a chemical weapon that could be used to poison Canadian citizens.”… [104] Terror suspect arrested in Montreal was in Canada illegally: RCMP. Louay Angoud, 24, was arrested Wednesday at Place Ville Marie. By Montreal Gazette. September 25, 2026. ...Angoud was arrested Wednesday at Place Ville Marie by the RCMP and faces three terrorism charges in relation to a planned attack with a chemical weapon. While the RCMP confirmed Friday that Angoud had been arrested at the downtown office tower complex, which also has retail stores and restaurants, but police wouldn’t say what brought Angoud to Montreal. Police have identified the 24-year-old as a resident of Quebec City and court documents list his residence as an address in the provincial capital. Police and prosecutors allege he “intended to carry out at least one attack on behalf of the Islamic State” and that he “communicated online with members of a terrorist group and gathered information to build a chemical weapon that could be used to poison Canadian citizens.” MontrealGazette

Telling (talk) 21:43, September 27, 2026 (EDT)

Why do I bet the Iranians aren't targeting other Shiite Muslims who happen to be Semitic, just the Judeans? VargasMilan (talk) Monday, 14:18, September 28, 2026 (EDT)

What a joke. ISIS was created by the CIA consisting of Sunni Arabs to counter Shia Iran from filling the vacuum after the US withdrawal from Iraq and prevent an Iranian takeover of Iraq & Syria. I guess we're supposed to hate all Muslims, Sunni & Shia alike, because they are Muslim. Never mind that the whole planet - Muslim & non-Muslim alike - with the exception of Americans, understand the facts, background, history, and truth of recent years.

And like the Russia-Ukraine war, killing more Muslims of whatever stripe, like exterminating the Slavs, is seen as a plus. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 14:34, September 28, 2026 (EDT)

Jake Sullivan [1] to Hillary Clinton: Al Qaeda is on our side.

This is to Rob. If it wouldn't be for this twisted ideology... I would begin answering by reminding the 1 million Sunni/Shiite casualties Iran/Iraq. Or the Syrian genocide 2011-2024 700,000 dead: Sunni/Alevi-Shiites by bloody Iran and its Hezbollah large participation. Or its own people, 1980-2026: at least some 100,000 dead and Jan/2026: between 36,000 and 80,000 dead... PS. And of course Islamization aspiration uses the most favorite Taqyia (deceptive) tool to be "just" against the Israelites. For now... This tactic is used by Sunni or Shiite Telling (talk) 20:30, September 29, 2026 (EDT)

• Islamism: "Today the Saturday people, tomorrow the Sunday people." Dianne3000 (talk) 20:50, September 29, 2026 (EDT)

After the Midterms, User:Conservative and the climate hoax warmongers will want to focus on destroying Russian refineries and withdraw support from Israel. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 09:54, September 30, 2026 (EDT)

Copilot jihadist of Flydubai attempting to massacre 174

Who is the Omani co-pilot who tried to crash the Dubai-Tel Aviv flight? Was the UAE-Israel aviation treaty breached? Israel is auditing Flydubai for using crew members from countries without diplomatic ties. Just who was the terrorist who almost killed more than 170 Israelis in a midair attack? Here is what we know. By Danny Zaken and Shirit Avitan Cohen. Published on 09-30-2026. [105] I'm sure many more updates,will follow.Dianne3000 (talk) 14:31, September 30, 2026 (EDT)

Trump: "That's the story I got from Bibi".

It's official in FL: CAIR, Muslim Brotherhood and Antifa = Terror orgs.

Ron DeSantis @RonDeSantis Today we officially designated the Muslim Brotherhood, CAIR and Antifa as terrorist organizations per the anti-sharia law signed earlier this year. Sep. 29, 2026 [106]Telling (talk) 00:41, October 1, 2026 (EDT)

Yah, three months before DeSantis leaves office when Dems are surging in the polls. RobS^{Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 13:24, October 1, 2026 (EDT)

Good news for User:Conservative and his climate hoax buddies opposed to burning fossil fuels who are now bombing refineries

• OIL SUPERTANKER HIT IN STRAIT OF HORMUZ—MASSIVE FIRE ERUPTS.

Do you like driving a gasoline powered car?

• Russia posts highest crude export earnings since 2022 – Bloomberg News.

Russia posts highest crude export earnings since 2022 – Bloomberg News.

• Ukrainska Pravda: Enough for two more years of war: Russia's economy just won't slip into recession. [107]

Trump's gone completely nuts

• Zerohedge: Trump Says Inflation Will Pay Off The $40 Trillion Debt "Very Rapidly" paraphrasing the incompetent pedophile John Maynard Keynes, "In the long run, we're all dead".

• Joe Biden: More inflation. It's a great asset. What a stupid SOB.

Both Biden and Trump subscribe to the economic theories of the incompetent pedophile John Maynard Keynes. RobS^{Do normal heterosexual people spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?} 10:47, October 3, 2026 (EDT)

30 days before the midterms...

As of 6:00 PM today, exactly 30 days to the minute before the first polls close on Election Day, the betting market odds are as follows:

HOUSE - 91.1% chance the Democrats take the House.

SENATE - 64.7% chance the Democrats take the Senate. Five Senate seats are projected to flip from Republican to Democrat: Alaska, Maine, North Carolina, Ohio, and Texas.

GOVERNORSHIPS - Four governorships are projected to flip from Republican to Democrat: Alaska, Iowa, Nevada, and Ohio. Meanwhile, one governorship is projected to flip from Republican to Democrat: Kansas. With a net loss of three governorships for the Republicans the Democrats would control a majority of them for the first time since 2010.

Source: https://electionbettingodds.com/

--Geopolitician (talk) 22:38, October 4, 2026 (EDT)

Such an outcome would mean the following historic events:

-Alaska elects a a Democrat senator for the first time since 2008, and a Democrat governor for the first time since 1998.

-Iowa elects a Democrat governor for the first time since 2006.

-Maine elects a Democrat senator for the first time since 1988.

-North Carolina elects a Democrat senator for the first time since 2008.

-Ohio elects a Democrat governor for the first time since 2006.

-Texas elects a Democrat senator for the first time since 1988.

--Geopolitician (talk) 22:54, October 4, 2026 (EDT)

Personally, I've written this off. Conservapedia, which used to have some influence in conservative politics, Andy let User:Conservative attack & destroy the MAGA coalition durting the Biden regime when a more belligerent phase of the NATO war on Russia began.