Ukraine Attacks Moscow Refinery Again

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  1. highmaintenancelowtolerance Avatar
    highmaintenancelowtolerance

    The attack by Ukraine “… comes only six days after Trump claimed that Ukraine had agreed to stop hitting Russian energy targets, that Russia had agreed likewise, …” Seems I’ve seen this before. Wonder which nation could be pulling/buying the strings that control Ukraine to keep this war continuing. Naw. Israel wouldn’t use our tax dollars that we give them for economic support to buy Ukraine’s participation in these attacks. That would be evil.

  2. DWEEZIL THE WEASEL Avatar
    DWEEZIL THE WEASEL

    I guess the Russian defense efforts, even after repeated attacks are falling short. Continued incidents such as this could be Mr. Putin’s downfall. I cannot imagine the Russian military and politicians putting up with the machinations of that creepy little Israeli and his NATO handlers much longer.

    1. These refinery attacks are starting to have real effects in parts of Russia, causing shortages of gas and diesel in some areas. A handful of videos of huge lines – hours long in some cases – to get gas or diesel at filling stations, and then being limited to 50 liters, are beginning to show up online. These are not AI jobs, either. It is difficult for me to judge how common/frequent this is yet, or how widespread, but it is happening. While Russians are innately accustomed to living life on difficult mode, this may destabilize the country politically if it goes on long enough, and/or gets worse.

      1. Most people in the U.S. believe the attacks on Russian refineries are a good thing. They don’t care if the Russian people have to suffer, after all, it’s them, not us. What they are ignorant of is this, like it or not, Russia will buy more diesel in the global markets. This will cause higher prices and possible shortages for us. So, not only will Russians be waiting in lines, Americans will be too.

        1. The Ukrainian/CIA treachery that started this war will hopefully become common knowledge.

        2. Agreed. Lots of pundits pontificate that we won’t ever actually run out of things here, just small hiccups and huge price increases. With our hyper-digital controls and functions these days, I dunno. I can see a computer virus being used to cause some very serious problems (which would then snowball unto their own, especially the inner-cities).
          If Russia lobs a missile at someone, it’s game-on. If a hacker plants a piece of code, it’s harder to pin that on a nation-state and start up the draft. I see that as a logical 5-D chess move, even if it’s an isreali false-flag (which would be my first assumption, not one of putler’s hackers). Remember the stuxnet.

  3. I think the US media has always been a source of propaganda no doubt, but ever since barry soetoro and the Congress repealed the Smith/Mundt Act in the 2012 NDAA, the US corporate conglomerate mainstream news has gone off the rails with the globalist narratives of CIA propaganda. Even fox news.

    This is part of why most average people are uninformed about what’s going on.

    1. highmaintenancelowtolerance Avatar
      highmaintenancelowtolerance

      I agree Caribou. And it takes a lot of time and effort to seek out alternate views, which the average person is not willing to do. Besides views opposite of their own are scary. Consequently, they remain (by choice) uninformed and vulnerable to influencers.

      1. Then, add it in the long march through the institutions.

        The cultural subversion, the long march through the institutions has been going on slowly and incrementally for years.

        Down below is an excerpt from another article on cultural subversion.

        Antonio Gramsci’s major contribution to communism was the idea the violent revolution is not how to overthrow a free society like the USA. You do it by infiltrating its institutions of cultural influence and subverting what Gramsci called its Christian “cultural hegemony” with ideas and values based upon Marxism.

        So you subvert schools, colleges, media, entertainment, journalism, business, the family and yes the church. You don’t need to close churches as the Bolsheviks, Mao and Castro did. You merely pervert the teaching of the church. You replace the cause of personal salvation with social justice and liberation theology. You replace the quest for personal change in the human soul for climate change in the planetary environment. You replace absolute morality with moral relativism so that it is not God’s law that governs behavior, but how you feel that is important.

        This is an excerpt from an article that was in the Iowa Standard newspaper in 2019, about Pete Buttigieg’s father being a cultural marxist who taught at Notre Dame University for 40 years who was an admited communist.