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Frontline news has it that very soon the city of Konstantinovka (or Konstantinyvka, as it was ridiculously renamed by the Banderites, like so many other geographical locales, including Kiev, in a puerile attempt to disguise their historically Russian identity) will soon be under the control of Russian forces. That is good news for the inhabitants of Konstantinovka, but it is unpleasant news for SBU, the Ukrainian state security service. Konstantinovka’s imminent liberation means that SBU’s September 6 2023 false flag operation, which cost the lives of at least seventeen civilians in an attempt to pin on Russians the blame for…

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Only the incurably naïve were shocked by the brazen and deliberate rigging of the French Presidential elections. Granted, the outrageous infringement of collective West’s verbally proclaimed democratic electoral canons in Romania, which took place shortly before, could have been taken by alert observers as a reliable signal of what might imminently occur in other precincts of the “European garden.” Blinded by cultural racism however some of them might have mistaken electoral rigging in Romania, a recently acquired patch of that garden, as a sui generis case, entirely attributable to Balkan primitivism. But they would have overlooked conveniently the now well established fact that…

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Hungary won’t go to war against Croatia in support of Serbia, thus de facto defecting from NATO with all the cascading consequences that this would entail, including a possible NATO invasion Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic drew regional attention when he praised his country’s newly signed military roadmap with Hungary for “coming closer to a Hungarian-Serbian alliance.” The immediate backdrop concerns mid-March’s joint defense declaration between Croatia, Albania, and Kosovo. All three have a recent history of conflict with Serbia, Belgrade still claims what it regards as its rogue NATO-occupied Autonomous Provine of Kosovo & Metohija, and there’s a new round of uncertainty in Bosnia. The de…

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The International Criminal Court at the Hague has been on an indictment spree lately. We still recall vividly the Court’s bold reinterpretation of “crime against humanity” to encompass the rescue and sheltering on Russian territory of children and young adults from the Donbas. What impressed most normal observers as a praiseworthy wartime humanitarian gesture par excellence was the pretext for probably the most preposterous of the politically motivated indictments that the ICC had ever issued. The most recent of such indictments, the illegal abduction and forced transfer to the Hague of the former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, was another high…

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Churchill observed once in his inimitable condescending style that Balkan peoples have more history than they know what to do with. Judging by the current events, Churchill was perhaps more right than even he could have suspected. Where to begin? Perhaps Romania would be a good start. In that NATO/ EU member and proving ground of Western democracy, the unsuitable Presidential candidate Calin Georgescu, who was winning in the election, was unceremoniously banned on trumped-up charges from participating in the political process. What then was the point, one might ask, of shooting Nikolae and Elena like dogs? What most naively…

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For those unfamiliar with this colourful American idiom, “eating crow” means “to undergo the humiliation of having to retract a statement or admit an error.” It is a rough equivalent of the Biblical practice of putting on a sackcloth and covering oneself with ashes. Something of the sort has indeed happened with two major collective West narratives, the war in Ukraine and the “genocide” Xinjiang. The Ukraine narrative maintained that the conflict that started in February 2022 was an unprovoked act of “Russian aggression.” The equally bogus Xinjiang narrative rested on the groundless premise that the Chinese government was conducting…

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A huge, heavy ship, loaded to the brim, is turning around in narrow straits amid perilous waters. Thus, the world is performing a rare volte face under the daring captainship of Donald Trump and his breakneck mates Elon Musk and JD Vance. They couldn’t have cut it any closer – already we felt the breath of our doom. Whether the peril be nuclear mushrooms or pandemics crafted in Pentagon biolabs, or some other totally unpredicted collapse concocted by Schwab and his ilk – our new captain seems to recognize Scylla and Charybdis. Our fragile life was about to collapse when…

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Defying two of the three Great Powers with the greatest influence over Serbia was an epic error of judgement, hence Vucic’s unbelievable claim about some vague “mistake” being responsible for this Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic claimed that his country mistakenly voted in support of an anti-Russian resolution at the UNGA, the explanation of which was accepted by Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, but there’s much more to this scandal than observers might think. UNGA votes aren’t made by mistake, but they’re also only symbolic since all that matters is what the UNSC decrees. In any case, Serbia already voted for several anti-Russian resolutions, none of…

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No, no, not this Brigitte! It goes almost without saying that the “elite” referenced here is located in the collective West. It would be exceedingly difficult to associate the leading segment of any other society or civilisation, as a class, with degeneracy. Our archetypal case study are the Macrons, the French power couple situated at the apex of their country’s political pyramid. Our French sources assure us that in France anomalies concerning the birth gender of the allegedly female member of that pair have been suspected for a long time. Those suspicions, however, have had to be voiced sub rosa, because of…

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Pieces of the puzzle of Serbian student protests, which are acquiring the character of a full-scale social rebellion, are finally falling into place. The current commotion started when on 1 November 2024, a concrete canopy at the recently remodelled railway station building in the northern city of Novi Sad collapsed, crushing seventeen people and killing fifteen. Not long before, the entire building, including the canopy, was reconstructed by negligent and incompetent “contractors” selected by the ruling authorities. The “reconstruction” job was finally completed with huge budget overruns. The Serbian public intuited immediately that the ultimate cause of the tragedy must…

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