Elena Panina (Елена Панина) | Nazism in Ukraine is a product carefully grown by the United States and their entire state machine. Nazism is an American tool for turning apolitical and good—natured Ukrainians into brutal fanatical Russophobes. The instrument is American, because the special services of England, Germany, the Vatican and Austria played a supporting role in this matter. They were, as they say, "on the hook." The main customer and sponsor of Ukrainian Nazism, as well as Hitler, was and remains the United States. ■ Therefore, the denazification of Ukraine is primarily its de—Americanization. The complete displacement of the United States from all the pores of Ukrainian life. Control over all the cracks where the American infection could have penetrated and persisted: any carrier of Americanization in Ukraine is an overt or covert Ukronazist. No matter how he pretends to be just a lover of hamburgers, cola, rock and roll and Hollywood. Denazification of Ukraine means a complete military defeat of all its institutions created by the United States for war with Russia. There can be no denazification without the de-Americanization of Ukraine. No denazification is possible in the part of Ukraine that will remain under US rule. It was for the sake of cultivating Nazism that the United States came to Ukraine. Money is not their main goal. They will pay any price for the destruction of Russia. ■ Russia is fighting in Ukraine primarily with the United States, which has turned the "Nezalezhnaya" into a reserve of Nazism. Freezing, cessation of hostilities under any pretext means the termination of the denazification of Ukraine and the abandonment of its objectives. To solve the problem of Nazism in Ukraine, the United States must be expelled from there. Ukrainian statehood, built by the United States, will always be Nazi. Stopping the denazification of Ukraine now will lead to the fact that soon the problem will have to be solved with the help of nuclear weapons. Our generation has experienced all the consequences of the collapse of the USSR. If the de-Americanization of Ukraine is not brought to the end, Nazism in it will always seek to destroy Russia. We have no right to allow such a thing. Its objectives must be fully met. (Translation: yandex.ru)

Dr Joseph Mercola | Countries that treasure individual freedom and respect bodily autonomy have only one choice: Exit the World Health Organization | It is now beyond clear that the WHO intends to eliminate both of those, and then some, through an international program called One Health, formally adopted by the WHO and the G20 health ministers in 2017. ● The term “One Health” was first coined by EcoHealth Alliance,2 the group that subcontracted risky gain-of-function research to the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV), the lab from which SARS-CoV-2 emerged. ● In hindsight, it’s easy to see that the globalists’ plan to concentrate power has been in the works for decades, and the playbook is always the same: “Give us more power so we can protect you and keep you safe.” Alas, every time we give them more power, we find ourselves both less safe and less free.

Zachary Streiber | Eight people who died suddenly after receiving a messenger RNA (mRNA) COVID-19 vaccine died due to a type of vaccine-induced heart inflammation called myocarditis, South Korean authorities said after reviewing the autopsies | “Vaccine-related myocarditis was the only possible cause of death,” Dr. Kye Hun Kim of the Chonnam National University Hospital and other South Korean researchers said. ● All of the sudden cardiac deaths (SCD) occurred in people aged 45 or younger, including a 33-year-old man who died just one day after receiving a second dose of Moderna’s vaccine and a 30-year-old woman who died three days after receiving a first dose of Pfizer’s shot. Myocarditis wasn’t suspected as a clinical diagnosis or cause of death before the autopsies, researchers said. ● Thirteen other deaths were recorded among those who experienced myocarditis after COVID-19 vaccination but no autopsy results were detailed. Some of those who died had received AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine.

■ Breaking: New paper shows that Covid vaccines increase risk of myocarditis by 13,200% - Dr. Eli David (Twitter)

The death of Silvio Berlusconi marks “the end of an era”, Italian politicians said on Monday as allies and adversaries alike paid tribute to the billionaire businessman who was Italy’s prime minister four times. | The billionaire media mogul turned politician had been suffering from serious health problems and had received treatment at a hospital in Milan. The media mogul was a huge presence on the Italian political scene for four decades, serving as Italian prime minister in four governments between 1994 and 1995, 2001 and 2006, and 2008 to 2011. He was renowned not just for his wealth and huge influence but also his saloon bar humour, frequent gaffes on the international stage and “bunga bunga” party sex scandals with models and prostitutes. His death at the age of 86 signals the “end of an era”, said Italy’s defence minister, Guido Crosetto, who is a member of the Brothers of Italy party led by the prime minister, Giorgia Meloni. It is the dominant force in a governing coalition that includes Mr Berlusconi’s centre-Right Forza Italia party. The death of Mr Berlusconi is “a great, enormous sorrow. It leaves a huge void because he was a great man. An era has ended, an era closes. I cared about him deeply. Goodbye Silvio,” the minister wrote in a tribute. (Photo: © CNN. )

■ Silvio Berlusconi: How the former Italian PM changed Italy (BBC)
■ Putin says Berlusconi was true friend, his death is great misfortune (TASS)

The first day of the 10th Arab-China Business Conference in Saudi Arabia ended with the signing of 30 investment agreements worth 37.5 billion Saudi riyals ($9.9 billion), the state-run Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported on Sunday. | The parties signed agreements in the field of technology, renewable energy, agriculture, real estate, minerals, logistics, tourism and healthcare, the report noted. ● In particular, Saudi and Chinese companies, Amar Al-Oula and Zhonghuan International Group (Hong Kong), respectively, have signed a $533 million deal to set up an iron ore processing plant and produce iron pellets for smelters in Saudi Arabia. ASK Group and the China National Geological and Mining Corporation also entered into a $500 million agreement to develop, build and operate a copper mining project in the Arabian Peninsula region, the report added.

NATO begins the largest military exercise in history on Monday, coordinated by Germany. | The Air Defender 23 exercise will last until June 23 and will involve about 250 military aircraft from 25 NATO member and partner countries, including Japan and Sweden, a candidate country for the alliance, AFP reported. ● Up to 10,000 people will take part in the exercise, designed to strengthen interoperability and defense against drones and cruise missiles in the event of an attack on cities, airports or ports located on NATO territory, the report said. The exercise was developed in 2018 and is "not aimed specifically at anyone," said German Air Force Commander Army Gen. Ingo Gerharz. The air maneuvers will include operational and tactical training mainly in Germany, but also in the Czech Republic, Estonia and Latvia. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz will visit pilots based at Schleswig-Jagel airfield in the north on Friday. ● NATO missions are at a "tipping point," according to General Michael Lo, director of the U.S. Air National Guard. "The exercise will be designed to complement the United States' continued presence in Europe and provide training on a larger scale than is normal on the continent," Lo said, adding that many of the alliance's pilots will be working together for the first time. (Translation with: DeepL.com)

Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega, the Head of North Korea Kim Jong Un, and South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol have already congratulated Russian President Vladimir Putin on Russia Day, while more leaders are expected to extend their regards.

■ A Nation Reborn: Why Russia Day is Celebrated? (Sputnik News)
■ Patriotism, responsibility for country’s future sacrosanct for Russians — Putin (TASS)
■ Most Countries Side With Russia in Ukraine Conflict While US's Credibility Slips - Hersh
■ День России - 2023: история, традиции, новации (Rossiyskaya Gazeta)

1999. Biden about the bombing of Yugoslavia: "It's not a complete victory. It's not the kind of victory I want. We have to go into the country, we have to prepare to lose our soldiers, we have to take Belgrade and occupy [Yugoslavia] like we did with Japan and Germany."

As the smoke cleared the battlefield, we were left witness to a disaster of unprecedented proportions. NATO’s most advanced tanks and armor were left as smoking ruins | The most shocking development was the closeups revealed that these weren’t just any NATO tanks and IFVs, but were in fact some of the most advanced upgraded variants. Many of the Leopards destroyed were not the older 2A4s but in fact the much newer 2A6s, which are some of the most advanced tanks in the world. [...] The main thing to understand is that the coordination required, as I mentioned before, is so high that likely no army in the world can succeed in such an environment. Every single wing, arm, and branch of your military has to be functioning in sync, and a single disruption, such as to your communications can immediately set you back. Recall that Russia is the world’s #1 electronic warfare super power—so we can assume that Ukraine’s communications and everything in between were being disrupted. In summary: in such a heavily contested, highly fortified area, Ukraine literally has no options. There is nothing in the world they can do, no weapon in the world you can give them, that can allow them to breach Russian lines here. The only way it can happen is by sheer overwhelming force where they sustain massively disproportionate casualties, but “rush forward” in human wave equivalents and try to overrun Russian lines.

■ Ukrainian unit loses most of its Bradley fighting vehicles in Zaporozhye (TASS)

Greenpeace founder, Dr. Patrick Moore: “The scientific method has not been applied in such a way as to prove that carbon dioxide is causing the Earth to warm. The future will show that this whole hysteria over climate change was a complete fabrication.”pic.twitter.com/hXHJHiqgzt

— Dr. Eli David (@DrEliDavid) June 9, 2023

The following video interview with Prof. Michel Chossudovsky pertains to the Confidential Pfizer Report released as part of a Freedom of Information (FOI) procedure. | The report is a bombshell. The vaccine was launched in mid-December 2020. By the end of February 2021, “Pfizer had already received more than 1,200 reports of deaths allegedly caused by the vaccine and tens of thousands of reported adverse events, including 23 cases of spontaneous abortions out of 270 pregnancies and more than 2,000 reports of cardiac disorders.” ● This Confidential Pfizer Report provides data on deaths and adverse events recorded by Pfizer from the outset of the vaccine project in December 2020 to the end of February 2021, namely a very short period (at most two and a half months).
💬 The data from mid-December 2020 to the end of February 2021 unequivocally confirms “Manslaughter”. Based on the evidence, Pfizer had the responsibility to immediately cancel and withdraw the “vaccine”. Pfizer’s Worldwide marketing of the Covid-19 Vaccine beyond February 28th, 2021, is no longer an “Act of Manslaughter”. Murder as opposed to Manslaughter implies “Criminal Intent”. Pfizer’s Covid 19 Vaccine constitutes a Criminal Act. From a legal standpoint it is an “Act of Murder” applied Worldwide to a target population of 8 billion people.

Stephanie Van Den Berg and Anthony Deutsch | The Geneva Conventions and its protocols explicitly ban war-time attacks on “installations containing dangerous forces” such as dams due to the risk posed to civilians, a prohibition likely to come into focus after the destruction of a huge Ukrainian dam. ● Ukraine accused Russia on Tuesday of blowing up the Nova Kakhovka dam on the Dnipro River that separates Russian and Ukrainian forces in southern Ukraine, inundating a populated region of the war zone and forcing villagers to flee. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Ukraine sabotaged the dam to distract attention from its faltering counteroffensive. Attack on a dam: What kind of crime could it be? — The 1949 Geneva Convention’s subsequent protocols specifically cover attacks on “installations containing dangerous forces,” such as hydroelectric dams. Such installations should not be attacked even if they are legitimate military objectives, “if such attack may cause the release of dangerous forces and consequent severe losses among the civilian population,” the protocols, dating from 1977 say. There is no mention of dams in the 1998 founding statute of the International Criminal Court. But the statute does criminalize “intentionally launching an attack in the knowledge that such attack will cause incidental loss of life or injury to civilians or damage to civilian objects or widespread, long-term and severe damage to the natural environment which would be clearly excessive in relation to the concrete and direct overall military advantage anticipated.” What does international law say? — The Geneva Conventions and additional protocols shaped by international courts say that parties involved in a military conflict must distinguish between “civilian objects and military objectives,” and that attacks on civilian objects are forbidden. This prohibition is also codified in the Rome Statute of the ICC, which opened an investigation into possible war crimes in Ukraine soon after Russia’s February 2022 invasion, and has been examining attacks on infrastructure.

■ UN agencies in Ukraine to assess impact of dam's destruction (XinhuaNet)
■ Russia holds West responsible for dam disaster – UN envoy (06/07/23)

The 2021 statistical report issued by the Office of the US National Director of Intelligence, Avril Haines, on nominative internet surveys points to a widespread violation of the right of American citizens to privacy. | Each intelligence agency is entitled to request Internet companies for access to the personal information in their possession concerning either foreign or domestic Internet users suspected of crimes. Edward Snowden revealed that this data comprises emails, video chats and voice chats, photos, file transfers, logins, social media account details, and beyond. ● Under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), such a probe can be greenlighted not only by magistrates and the US Attorney General, but also by an official, such as the director of national intelligence. ● In 2021, the CIA carried out around 4,000 personal searches… while the FBI undertook 3,394,053. The data thus collected can ultimately be used for purposes which depart from the original motive. (Source: Office of Civil Liberties, Privacy, and Transparency, April 2022 – Annual Statistical Transparency Report Regarding the Intelligence Community’s Use of National Security Surveillance Authorities) (.pdf)

Sponsors encouraged Kiev to carry out its “terrorist” plans, the Russian envoy told the Security Council | Ukraine destroyed the Kakhovka dam in an “unthinkable crime” intended to harm Crimea for choosing Russia in 2014, Russia’s permanent representative to the UN Vassily Nebenzia told the Security Council on Tuesday. ● The Russian diplomat brought up US media reports documenting the Ukrainian attacks on the Kakhovka dam in December 2022, using the US-supplied HIMARS rockets. 💬 “Feeling its total impunity and being encouraged by Western sponsors, the Kiev regime decided to carry out this terrorist plot this time,” Nebenzia said. He noted that the Ukrainians had significantly increased the discharge of water from the Dnepropetrovsk hydroelectric power station, leading to even greater flooding downstream, “which indicates that this sabotage was planned in advance.” ● The terrorist act was intended to free up Ukrainian forces for the “counter-offensive” currently getting bogged down in Zaporozhye, while inflicting massive humanitarian damage on the population of Kherson Region, Nebenzia said. According to Nebenzia, Kiev 💬 “once again decided to take revenge on the Crimeans for their choice in favor of Russia and leave the population of Crimea without water.”  ● Nebenzia called the claims by Ukraine, US and EU officials that Russia was responsible for the dam’s destruction a 💬 “well-coordinated disinformation campaign,” in the same vein as previous allegations that Moscow was behind the shelling of its own people at the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, or the destruction of Nord Stream gas pipelines under the Baltic Sea. (Video taken from: metro.co.uk)

■ Putin labels Kakhovka dam attack ‘a barbaric act’ (RT.com)
■ Why does Kiev persistently hit the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant? (Yuri Gavrilov)
■ Preplanned Kakhovka Dam Destruction is Kiev's Crime Against Humanity and Nature (Sputnik News)
■ Kiev Regime Blows Up Kakhovka Dam In A Terrorist Attack To Distract From Its Failed “Spring Offensive”
■ People missing after Kakhovka dam destruction – city mayor (Sputnik News)
■ Kakhovka dam destruction: What you need to know (RT.com)
■ Waters to reach critical levels after destruction of Kakhovka dam (06/06/23)
■ Ukraine Blows Up Togliatti-Odessa Ammonia Pipeline in Kharkov Region (Sputnik News)

■ The Washington Post (December 29, 2022): 💬 "Russia had to arm and feed its forces via three crossings: the Antonovsky Bridge, the Antonovsky railway bridge and the Nova Kakhovka dam, part of a hydroelectric facility with a road running on top of it. ● The two bridges were targeted with U.S.-supplied M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems — or HIMARS launchers, which have a range of 50 miles — and were quickly rendered impassable. ● Kovalchuk considered flooding the river. The Ukrainians, he said, even conducted a test strike with a HIMARS launcher on one of the floodgates at the Nova Kakhovka dam, making three holes in the metal to see if the Dnieper’s water could be raised enough to stymie Russian crossings but not flood nearby villages. ● The test was a success, Kovalchuk said, but the step remained a last resort. He held off."

(Translation with DeepL.com): On the left is a now-deleted tweet from the pro-Ukrainian trash website Visegrád 24: "Young Ukrainian boy rescues his dog from the water after Russians destroyed the Kakhovka Dam. On the right is the same picture from nine years ago.

At what point does the Russophobe lie? When he opens his mouth.

But why the boy and the dog? After all, the textbook version is a girl with a kitten. Apparently, "young boys" are more in vogue these days...

Never forget what they did in the name of sciencepic.twitter.com/47MED5dMXl

— Dr. Eli David (@DrEliDavid) June 5, 2023

The German doctor who in 2019 predicted a planned fake pandemic | (Video is also available on rumble) Heiko Schoening (a German medical doctor) was arrested at Hyde Park London in Sept 2020 for talking about what he claimed was the planned origins of covid. Norman Fenton caught up with Heiko at a meeting in Bath, 4 June 2023 when he returned to the UK to attend the World Council for Health BetterWays Conference in Bath. Heiko told Norman that the reason given for his arrest was that he participated in a public event with more than 30 people and hence was in ‘breach of covid regulations’ - for which there was supposed to be a £100 fine. But Heiko was taken to a police station and held in solitary confinement for many hours. His mobile phone and computer were confiscated and never returned. Despite it being quite a major event at the time, it seems impossible to find much information about it on the internet by googling. All videos about it seem to have been removed; not just those on YouTube but all others also. What you can find is a formal question from David Kurton to the London Mayor on the London Assembly website which the Mayor Sadiq Khan would not answer as it was ‘an ongoing investigation’.

■ Lockdown was NOT a “policy mistake”…It was murder (Off-Guardian)

The head of the Kherson region says water is expected to reach ‘critical levels’ in the coming hours, and citizens are evacuating. | The Kakhovka dam in southern Ukraine was blown on Tuesday, unleashing a flood of water across the war zone, according to both Ukrainian and Russian forces who both blamed each other for destroying the dam. ● Circulating videos on social media showed a series of intense explosions around the Kakhovka dam, and other videos showed water surging through the remains of the dam with bystanders expressing their shock. ● The dam, 30 meters (yards) tall and 3.2 km (2 miles) long, was built in 1956 on the Dnipro River as part of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant. It holds an 18 km3 reservoir which also supplies water to the Crimean peninsula [now part of Russia] and to the Zaporozhye nuclear plant [now also part of Russia. – Cui bono?] ● Ukrainian armed forces were considering flooding the Dneiper River by destroying the Nova Kakhovka dam back in October, confirming the Russian reports that came out about the matter last year, the Washington Post reported in late December.

■ City of Novaya Kakhovka flooded after dam destruction – mayor (RT.com)
■ LIVE UPDATES: Kakhovka HPP Destroyed by Ukrainian Shelling in Kherson Region (Sputnik News)
■ BREAKING NEWS: Nova Kakhovka dam in Kherson Oblast, BLOWN UP! (Hal Turner Show)
■ Nova Kakhova Dam Breach - Updated (12:15 UTC) (Moon of Alabama)

■ European Council president accuses Russia of war crime (RT.com) | The attack on the Novaya Kakhovka hydroelectric dam in Russia’s Kherson Region qualifies as a war crime, European Council President Charles Michel has claimed. He insisted that Russia was responsible for the incident. ● The power plant, which is located on the Dnieper River upstream from the city of Kherson, suffered significant damage on Tuesday morning. Novaya Kakhovka Mayor Vladimir Leontyev claimed that the upper part of the dam and its floodgates had been destroyed as a result of a series of overnight strikes by Ukrainian forces. The damage has led to the release of an uncontrolled flow of water which now threatens to flood up to 80 settlements in the region, Leontyev said, adding that several areas are without electricity. He also warned of problems with water supplies to the Crimean Peninsula. The mayor described the extent of the destruction at the power plant as “very serious” and cautioned that it could be beyond repair. Efforts to restore it may effectively involve rebuilding it from scratch, he added. Leontyev, who branded the incident a major “terrorist act,” also noted that the facility had repeatedly come under Ukrainian shelling throughout the past year. Kiev’s forces have allegedly targeted the dam’s turbines, only one of which was working at the time of Tuesday’s attack, according to the mayor.

The US-led bloc is struggling with vague plans and poor logistics, Ben Hodges has told the Washington Post | NATO would not be able to move troops and equipment eastwards fast enough to stop a hypothetical Russian invasion of Europe, a retired US general has warned. 💬 “Being faster than the Russians to get to a critical place is the only metric that matters for effective deterrence, and we still can’t do that,” Ben Hodges, a former commander of US Army Europe, told the Washington Post on Monday. “Military mobility is still a problem. It is better than it was five years ago, but that’s not the metric that matters.”

In this video, Dr. John Campbell raises some serious concerns about the new WHO treaty and International health regulations as some serious amendments have been made to the IHR. ● James Roguski makes it clear in this interview that his main concern with this treaty is that they are negotiating under a fraudulent premise. He explains that there are actually three separate things happening and it would be wise for a commission to be created in order to actually learn something from the last four years before changing international law. ● The World Health Organisation is trying to assume more centralized powers, without really learning any lessons for the pandemic. Most people are completely unaware that last May on May 27th 2022 during the World Health Assembly, a set of amendments to International Regulations were adopted.

Alexei PUSHKOV (Алексей ПУШКОВ) | Why is this sort of dross only ever aimed at white people? (Paul J. Watson) | The University of Cambridge decided to reject the terms "Anglo-Saxon" and "Anglo-Saxon" as nationalistic and racist, "underlying the white myth. According to this logic, the natives of the British Isles came from nowhere, descended from no one and have no name. That is, they today are a collection of social units without ethnic characteristics, a kind of biomass without a past or history. The idiocy of this "school of thought", if one can put it that way, because there is political correct stupidity instead of thought, is emphasized by the fact that in European history there were Angles, and there were Saxons, and nobody refutes it yet. But the Anglo-Saxons, who came after the fall of the Roman Empire to the British Isles from the north of Europe, as we are now told, for some reason there were not. And there aren't now. Why not? Because that's what Cambridge decided! (Translation: DeepL.com)

■ Anglo-Saxons didn’t exist – Cambridge University (RT.com)

Kiev’s troops have unsuccessfully tried to break through the front line in Donbass, the Defense Ministry in Moscow has said | Ukrainian forces have launched a “large-scale offensive” against Russian troops along five sections of the front line in Donbass, the Russian Defense Ministry said in the early hours of Monday. ● According to the ministry, the assault began on Sunday morning. “The enemy’s goal was to breach our defenses in what they assumed was the most vulnerable section of the frontline,” it said in a statement. “The enemy has failed to reach its goals and was unsuccessful,” the ministry added. ● Russian officials said Ukraine had deployed the 23rd and the 31st mechanized brigades from its “strategic reserves,” which were supported in battle by other units. “The Ukrainian Armed Forces have lost more than 250 service members, 16 tanks, three infantry vehicles, and 21 armored vehicles,” the Defense Ministry claimed. It released a video of what it said were strikes on Ukrainian military vehicles.

■ Douglas Macgregor – YouTube.com June 3, 2023
■ Unconfirmed: 2000+ Dead Ukrainian Soldiers in Overnight War Fighting (Hal Turner Show)
■ Blinken Rejects Calls for a Ukraine Ceasefire (Antiwar.com)
■ US: NATO Weapons Used in Attack on Russia's Belgorod Oblast (Antiwar.com)

Elena Panina (Елена Панина) | Has the Ukrainian Armed Forces launched a well-publicized offensive? | We are guided by the official report of the Russian Ministry of Defense:

💬 "Since the morning of June 4, the enemy launched a large-scale offensive at five sections of the front in the South Donetsk direction by engaging 23 and 31 mechanized brigades from the AFU strategic reserves, supported by other military units and subunits. The enemy had no success, losing more than 250 personnel, 16 tanks, three BMPs and 21 BMPs. However, today, according to information received, it continued its offensive, introducing even more forces into the battle. The fact that the commander of the combined group of troops, the Chief of Staff of the Russian Armed Forces Valery Gerasimov was present at one of the advanced control points in this direction also confirms the transition of the AFU to active offensive actions.

● In the coming days, we should expect the enemy to continue strikes in various parts of the front to identify vulnerabilities in our defenses - with subsequent transfer of reserves there in case of tactical success. Also, disturbing actions along the Russian-Ukrainian border in Belgorod, Kursk and Bryansk oblasts will continue in order to force our command to pull back reserves from the front line. There will be missile and UAV strikes to our rear and deep into Russian territory, where the enemy's sabotage activity will increase. The enemy puts a special emphasis on information and psychological operations. Here it is important not to pick up unverified information and not to throw it into the information field.

● There is only one option - to hold on and show resilience. It is important to disrupt and disorganize the enemy's communications and logistics, depriving it of the ability to transfer reserves, ammunition, and materiel quickly. At the same time, it is necessary to prepare the Russian strike groups. Victory can only be achieved through an offensive.

Rachel Marsden | If Brussels’ tech disinfo code is voluntary, then why did officials freak out when Musk yanked Twitter from it? | European Union officials are having a meltdown, all because Twitter CEO Elon Musk has withdrawn the platform from a “voluntary” EU code of conduct for tech firms to combat so-called “disinformation.” And they have yet to cite a single actual example of it. ● EU Internal Markets Commissioner Thierry Breton tweeted, “You can run, but you can’t hide,” citing a legal obligation to prevent disinformation from August. He’s basically treating Musk, a guy who builds rockets and cars in America, like an unruly schoolchild, with Brussels in the role of the principal. French Digital Minister Jean-Noel Barrot even threatened to ban Twitter from the EU in a recent interview, citing the “grave” threat of disinformation.

Ukrainian forces have entered Shebekino, Russia, which is in the Belgorad Oblast, and heavy fighting is reported to be taking place in the streets. | At this point, it appears Russia deployed all their Belgorad troops into Ukraine, so the defense of Russia is being done by Russian Police, Border Guards, and FSB. Russian military units are reportedly on the way, but will take some time to arrive. UPDATE 11:52 AM EDT -- in Shebekino, the main administration building has been destroyed. Reports of heavy street battles between Ukrainian forces and Russian forces in Shebekino city in Russia. Looks as though Ukraine figured out Russian forces from Belgorod are all in Ukraine thus leaving region mostly undefended. Russia will likely have to remove forces from Ukraine to reinforce Belgorod or give Ukraine a free hand in Belgorod.

■ Two killed in Ukrainian shelling of Russian region – governor (RT.com)
■ Ukrainian ‘terrorist’ attack thwarted – Moscow (RT.com)
■ Moldova President To Allow Ukraine Troops Entry into Country to Attack Transnistria (Hal Turner)

🚩 Col. Douglas Macgregor Says What's Coming Next in Ukraine is 'Very Serious'

"Russian intelligence has always known where everything is you cannot hide from this overhead surveillance. They've got the equivalent to the National Security Agency and the equivalent of the CIA.… pic.twitter.com/s9T2iRKPsL

— Chief Nerd (@TheChiefNerd) May 31, 2023

Washington has decided to stop sharing data on its arsenal, citing Moscow’s suspension of the New START deal | The US will stop sharing information required under Washington’s last remaining nuclear arms treaty with Russia in retaliation to Moscow’s decision earlier this year to suspend participation in the agreement amid tensions over the Ukraine conflict. ● “The United States has adopted lawful countermeasures in response to the Russian Federation’s ongoing violation of the New START Treaty,” US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said in a statement on Thursday. He claimed that Russia’s suspension of the treaty was “legally invalid” and that Moscow remained bound by its obligations under the agreement. ● Nevertheless, Washington will scale back its own commitments under the 2010 pact, which capped the number of warheads and the means of their delivery, in order to “induce” Russian compliance, Blinken said. He added that Moscow had been notified about Washington’s decision in advance, and that the US was ready to “reverse the countermeasures and fully implement the treaty if Russia returns to compliance.”

■ US to propose abiding by New START treaty until 2026 — Reuters (TASS)

Elena Panina (Елена Панина) | The clumsy actions of the United States against Russia have dramatically increased the threat of nuclear war. Since June 1, the United States has stopped transmitting notifications and telemetry data on launches of intercontinental ballistic missiles and ballistic missiles on submarines. This is stated on the State Department's website, and the measure itself, as stated in Washington, is a reaction to Russia's suspension of its participation in the DSNV in February. Moscow noted that a bilateral agreement does not make sense, since in addition to the United States, the collective West also has the nuclear arsenal of Britain and France, as well as the capabilities of the rest of NATO.  ● Data on systems within the framework of the US DSN has also stopped being provided, but this is half the trouble. The most dangerous thing for humanity is the lack of notifications about ICBM launches. If this data is not actually transmitted, say via a hotline between the headquarters of the United States and the Russian Federation, created specifically to avoid uncontrolled events, then a dilemma arises — Is the launch of a US missile from an unexpected location an exercise, an accidental malfunction — or is it a real nuclear strike? The famous case of September 26, 1983, when Soviet officer Stanislav Petrov prevented a potential nuclear war between the USSR and the United States due to a failure of the missile attack warning system, may turn into a system. The US decision does not bring anything good for international security. (Translation: yandex.ru

Clayton Morris | The BBC is trying to target ‘misinformation’ with fake Twitter accounts. They admitted as such with the launch of their project called "Verity". That’s interesting because Twitter expressly forbids fake accounts but the BBC says that they are doing this to investigate conspiracy theories. So they are allowed to create fake accounts but the rest of us are not. ● The journalist who introduced this, Marianna Spring, says that she is trying to look into conspiracy theories such as those around Covid. She doesn’t say which ones because most conspiracy theories have proven to be true, but she will let us know on her upcoming podcast called “Marianna in Conspiracyland.” Can’t wait. Meanwhile, reporter Max Blumenthal has shown that Spring was connected to British journalist Paul Mason and his plot to smear investigative journalists. He asked her if she ever followed through with these meetings on Twitter but she has not replied. See more here: youtube.com

In this episode of ICIC, Dr. Reiner Füellmich and Prof. Joseph Molitorisz, philosopher, have a detailed and very illuminating conversation with Andrew Bridgen MP, a British politician and businessman who also holds a degree in Microbiology. Bridgen has served as Member of Parliament for North West Leicestershire since 2010. He attended the University of North London, where he also studied Law and Politics. After graduating, he worked in various roles in the financial services, including as a stockbroker, before starting his own company in property management.

💬 “As a son of a man born in Kosovo, I feel the need to give my support to our people and to the entire Serbia.” + "My stance is clear: I am against wars, violence and any kind of conflict, as I’ve always stated publicly. I empathise with all people, but the situation with Kosovo is a precedent in international law."

Serbian tennis superstar Novak Djokovic brought the political controversy and communal tensions in his nation into the limelight at the French Open yesterday following his first-round victory. The tense situation developed after ethnic Albanian mayors took office in northern Kosovo's Serb majority area after elections the Serbs had boycotted. ● In Zvecan, one of the towns, Kosovo police - staffed by ethnic Albanians after Serbs quit the force last year - sprayed pepper gas to repel a crowd of Serbs who broke through a security barricade and tried to force their way into the municipality building, witnesses said. Serb protesters in Zvecan threw tear gas and stun grenades at NATO soldiers. Serbs also clashed with police in Zvecan and spray-painted NATO vehicles with the letter "Z", referring to a Russian sign used in war in Ukraine. Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008. Serbia and its traditional ally Russia do not recognise Kosovo’s independence, and Moscow has blocked the country’s bid to become a member of the United Nations.

■ Vučić for CNN: Serbs have been shot at five times; "People determined to fight" (b92) + VIDEO