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==Russiagate:Deep State coup 1.0]]==

==[[Russiagate:Deep State coup 1.0]]==

Alliance for Securing Democracy (ASD) formed by [[Democrat]] [[foreign policy]] hands and [[neocon]] [[Never Trump]]ers in [[Washington, D.V.|Washington]].<ref>https://securingdemocracy.gmfus.org/about-us/advisory-council/</ref> The outfit aims to expose how supposed [[Russia]]n [[Twitter]] bots were infecting American political discourse with divisive narratives. The initiative was endorsed by [[John Podesta]] of the [[Center for American Progress]].  

Alliance for Securing Democracy (ASD) formed by [[Democrat]] [[foreign policy]] hands and [[neocon]] [[Never Trump]]ers in [[Washington, D.C.|Washington]].<ref>https://securingdemocracy.gmfus.org/about-us/advisory-council/</ref> The outfit aims to expose how supposed [[Russia]]n [[Twitter]] bots were infecting American political discourse with divisive narratives. The initiative was endorsed by [[John Podesta]] of the [[Center for American Progress]].  

ASD was sponsored by the German Marshall Fund, funded by [[Western alliance|Western governments]]. Its top two [[financial]] sponsors, at more than $1 million per year each, are the [[U.S. Agency for International Development]] (USAID) and the German Foreign Office (Auswärtiges Amt). The [[U.S. State Department]] also provides more than half a million dollars per year, as do the German Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development and the foreign affairs ministries of [[Sweden]] and [[Norway]]. It likewise receives at least a quarter of a million dollars per year from [[NATO]].<ref>https://consortiumnews.com/2018/10/24/facebook-censorship-of-alternative-media-just-the-beginning-warns-top-neocon-insider/</ref>

ASD was sponsored by the German Marshall Fund, funded by [[Western alliance|Western governments]]. Its top two [[financial]] sponsors, at more than $1 million per year each, are the [[U.S. Agency for International Development]] (USAID) and the German Foreign Office (Auswärtiges Amt). The [[U.S. State Department]] also provides more than half a million dollars per year, as do the German Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development and the foreign affairs ministries of [[Sweden]] and [[Norway]]. It likewise receives at least a quarter of a million dollars per year from [[NATO]].<ref>https://consortiumnews.com/2018/10/24/facebook-censorship-of-alternative-media-just-the-beginning-warns-top-neocon-insider/</ref>

ASD'e advisory council consists of [[Michael Chertoff]], [[David Kramer]], [[Bill Kristol]], [[Michael McFaul]], [[Mike Morell]], John Podesta, [[Michael J. Rogers]], [[Kori Shake]], Adm. James Stavridis, [[Jake Sullivan]], [[Nicole Wong]] and others.

ASD'e advisory council consists of [[Michael Chertoff]], [[David Kramer]], [[Bill Kristol]], [[Michael McFaul]], [[Mike Morell]], John Podesta, [[Michael J. Rogers]], [[Kori Shake]], Adm. James Stavridis, [[Jake Sullivan]], [[Nicole Wong]] and others.

[[File:Screenshot 11-7-2026 13379 archive.is (1).jpeg|center|850px|thumb|James Stavridis, who provided the inspiration for Russia's long history of many bitter, military defeats.]]

[[File:Screenshot 11-7-2026 13379 archive.is (1).jpeg|center|850px|thumb|James Stavridis, who provided the inspiration for Russia's long history of many bitter, military defeats.]]

==[[Iran war]]==

==[[Iran war]]==

Stavridis said on [[CNN]]: the USS Abraham Lincoln has “80 combat aircraft, and you can move it right up to the coast.” Not only that, but there may soon be “long-range strategic bombers” going towards “the island of [[Diego Garcia]]” alongside “[[F-35]] Lightings, the most advanced [[fifth generation]] fighter in the world, out of Doha, [[Qatar]].” And more airpower could be coming. [[CENTCOM]] announced today on [[X]] that [[U.S. Air Force]]s Central (AFCENT) will be conducting a multi-day readiness exercise that could be used as a pretense to surge numerous other aircraft to the [[Middle East]]. Further bolstering U.S. firepower are newly arrived [[THAAD]] and [[Patriot missile]] batteries for [[air defense]] and four British Eurofighter Typhoon jets now in [[Qatar]].  

Stavridis said on [[CNN]]: the USS Abraham Lincoln has “80 combat aircraft, and you can move it right up to the coast.” Not only that, but there may soon be “long-range strategic bombers” going towards “the island of [[Diego Garcia]]” alongside “[[F-35]] Lightings, the most advanced [[fifth generation]] fighter in the world, out of Doha, [[Qatar]].” And more airpower could be coming. [[CENTCOM]] announced today on [[X]] that [[U.S. Air Force]]s Central (AFCENT) will be conducting a multi-day readiness exercise that could be used as a pretense to surge numerous other aircraft to the [[Middle East]]. Further bolstering U.S. firepower are newly arrived [[THAAD]] and [[Patriot missile]] batteries for [[air defense]] and four British Eurofighter Typhoon jets now in [[Qatar]].