LO 🍑Pay attention to what she says when she’s meeting President Trump. 😬

Listen to this woman who met with PDJT yesterday, really interesting:

1. There were about 28 chosen to meet one on one with Trump for a quick picture and little chit chat, this woman is a grass roots activist in NC for Trump.

A spokeswoman working for Trump gave instructions to all that would see and talk to him, these were the few that stood out to me:

• Leave your phones here, we have aWhite House Photographerin there to take pictures. The photog will only takeone picture

• Don’t try to shake his hand or touch or hug him, he will initiate contact if he chooses

• Remember you are going in to meetThe President of the United States

1. The woman chosen, had a t-shirt that hadTrump 2023, she then said, “when you know you know”. President Trump made a big deal of the shirt and asked the WH Photographer take s big beautiful picture of them again

Is it normal for former Presidents have a “White House” photographer with them for years afterwards? The spokeswoman said you are meeting “The President of the Unites”, she said it in present tense, not past or future.

Anons you gotta watch this, everything about this video indicatesPDJT is already and currently President. I have thought for 6-9 months that Trump would be President again in early July 2023. This seems to confirm my belief that was put together by anons posts after the last year!

But when I think about it, I rememberLindellsaid in 2020 or 21,“President Trump will be President again in August!”

“Is it habbening”??? No joke! Kek

https://twitter.com/patriotofga3/status/1677504498141474823?s=20

9 Jul, 2023 12:08

Russian agents ‘left feces’ in US official’s suitcase – WSJ

A clandestine FSB division wanted to make its presence known, the paper’s sources claim

A secretive unit of Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) tasked with covertly following high-profile Americans in the country oftenleft “calling cards” in the homes of their targets, including feces in their toilets and a suitcase, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, citing sources.

According to senior Western officials, Russian journalists, and analysts who fled the country, the FSB’s Department for Counterintelligence Operations (DKRO), which the paper says is responsible for the arrest of WSJ journalist Evan Gershkovich and several other US citizens,was responsible “for a string of strange incidents.”

The Russian operatives are believed to have something to do with the “mysterious death” of a dog belonging to an unnamed US diplomat, trailing an ambassador’s children, and flatting tires on embassy vehicles.

The agents working for the secretive unit also allegedly often want their targets to know they are being followed. To achieve that goal, in at least one instance they purportedly left a burnt cigarette on a toilet seat. They also went as far as to leave “feces in unflushed toilets at diplomats’ homes and in the suitcase of a senior official visiting from Washington,” the WSJ claimed.

According to the paper, DKRO operatives also broke into Americans’ rooms to plant bugs, tried to recruit embassy clerks, and even used young women to cajole US Marines stationed in Moscow to get them to spill secrets.

Neither the Kremlin, nor the FSB, nor US authorities have commented on the report.

WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich still remains behind bars in Russia. The 31-year-old journalist was detained in late March near a military installation in the city of Ekaterinburg in Central Russia and charged with espionage. Both the WSJ and US authorities have denied the allegation, with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken claiming that Gershkovich was “wrongfully detained.”

Speaking on a possible prisoner swap involving Gershkovich, Kremlin Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov said that Russia maintains contacts with the US on the matter, but noted that all relevant talks should be carried out “in complete silence.”

The ongoing negotiations were confirmed by the White House, with US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan saying that “there have been discussions, but those discussions have not produced a clear pathway to a resolution.”

(The WSJ seems to be spreading outrageous stories. But if true funny in some ways.)

https://www.rt.com/russia/579427-russia-fsb-feces-us-diplomats/

9 Jul, 2023 09:23

Half of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure damaged by Russia – minister

Kiev registered 271 hits on power grid systems between last October and this March, German Galushchenko has said

Half of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure has been damaged by Russian strikes, withsome facilities knocked out of service for good, Energy Minister German Galushchenko said on Saturday.

Speaking on national TV, Galushchenko summed up the results of the Russian missile attacks on the country’s energy infrastructure, saying that theUkrainian authorities registered 271 hitsbetween October 10, 2022 and March 9, 2023.

“In terms of losses, 50% of the entire power grid system, including generation assets and the transmission system, has been hit by Russian strikes,” he stated, as quoted by local media. “Unfortunately, some facilities have been completely destroyed and cannot be restored.”

The energy minister said the Ukrainian authorities have embarked on the largest repair campaign in the country’s history. “The scale of destruction is enormous, and we have the task of restoring as much as possible by the next heating season.”

He noted that the World Bank had estimated thedamage to the energy infrastructure at $11 billion, but added that this figure is even higher as it does not take into account attacks that occurred after the assessment was completed.

In late May, Galushchenko announced an increase in energy tariffs. He explained at the time that Kiev was unable to maintain the discount rates, citing Russian attacks on the energy infrastructure and the fact that Ukraine no longer controls the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant, the largest facility of its kind in Europe, as well as the Kakhovka hydroelectric dam, which was destroyed last month.

Russia significantly stepped up missile strikes on Ukraine’s energy facilities after a deadly blast on the Crimean Bridge last October, which Moscow says was orchestrated by Kiev’s intelligence service. While Ukraine has denied responsibility, officials in Kiev have hinted at their role in the blast on numerous occasions.

https://www.rt.com/russia/579422-ukraine-half-energy-infrastructure-damaged/

>>19149698

I Thought everything about the video was packed with confirmations, not just one. It gave me a real boost today!

9 Jul, 2023 11:30

Bank of England accuses retailers of profiteering

Some of them are “overcharging customers” during the cost-of-living crisis, BoE governor has claimed

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey has denounced domestic retailers for beingengaged in ‘greedflation,‘ claiming that some of them have been taking advantage of rampant inflation by raising prices.

In an interview with the BBC this week, Bailey said certain retailers were “overcharging customers” as millions of families struggle to make ends meet.

“If you look at petrol prices, some sellers of petrol have possibly been charging too much for it,” the BoE head suggested.

According to the top economist, “moves by regulators on retail prices will help to lower inflation,” particularly in the fuel market.

The BoE believes UK inflation will fall back to the 2% target towards the end of next year.

Asked when a fall in interest rates might be seen, Bailey responded: “I can’t give you a date as to when interest rates start to come down because that really depends upon what happens over the period of time ahead, but getting inflation down is the most important thing that we have to do.”

Meanwhile, economists at JPMorgan projected this week that BoE may have to furtherhike interest rates to 7% from the current 5%to bring inflation under control, hitting household budgets even harder.

Earlier this year, theBoE warned that British households and businesses needed to accept that they were worse off and should stop asking for wage increases and pushing prices higher. The regulator’s chief economist, Huw Pill, said at the time that “a series of inflationary shocks” generated by the pandemic, the conflict in Ukraine, and crop shortages have sent prices in the UK to a 40-year high. He claimed that in response to surging bills and other rising costs, workers and businesses were attempting to transfer the impact of inflation onto each other.

(UK is not backing off from blaming everyone else for a self created crisis.)

https://www.rt.com/business/579300-uk-retailers-profiteering-accusation/

Why is Ted Cruz helping Hunter Biden?

Ted Cruz Thinks the Bag of Cocaine Found at the White House Belongs to a Biden Staffer, 'It Probably Isn't Hunter's'

Texas Senator Ted Cruz has dismissed the notion that President Joe Biden's son, Hunter, was responsible for the cocaine found in the White House earlier this month, instead speculating that a senior Biden official may be involved, RadarOnline.com has learned.

Cruz, an outspoken critic of the Biden administration, has expressed his disbelief that any member of the Biden family would be involved in the discovered drugs. However, he accused the administration of engaging in a cover-up, highlighting the surprising length of time it's taking for the Secret Service to identify the responsible party.

"You know, my guess is it probably isn't Hunter's," said Cruz, speaking on Friday's episode of his podcast, Verdict.

"I don't know that, obviously. We know that Hunter has a drug problem. We know that he has used cocaine and use crack cocaine in the past …but I doubt Hunter Biden is going in the West Wingall that often and going in that entrance all that often." (He is that stupid or is ignoring the fact cocaine is all over capitol hill.)

"I think it is, in all likelihood, someone who works in the Biden administration, some senior Biden official, which makes the cover-up all that the more astonishing," the Texas Senator speculated.

He claimed the only reason they would put out a statement saying we will never know who it was, is "the same reason why the DOJ and the FBI is engaged in a cover-up of Hunter Biden's acts of criminality, of Joe Biden's acts of criminality."

"It would be embarrassing if we discover that a senior White House aide is bringing cocaine into the west wing to do schedule-one, serious drugs in the White House," he told his listeners. "And so their answer instead is, of course, we're not going to prosecute it. We're not going to investigate it."

https://radaronline.com/p/senator-ted-cruz-bag-cocaine-found-white-house-biden-admin-hunter/

NATO flexes muscle to protect Vilnius summit near Russia, Belarus

Andrius Sytas

July 9, 20233:22 AM EDT

NATO has turned Vilnius into a fortress defended by advanced weaponry to protect U.S. President Joe Biden and other alliance leaders meeting next week only 32 km (20 miles) from Lithuania's razor-wire topped border fence with Russian ally Belarus.

Sixteen NATO allies have sent a total of about 1,000 troops to safeguard the July 11-12 summit, which will take place only 151 km (94 miles) from Russia itself. Many are also providing advanced air defence systems which the Baltic states lack.

"It would be more than irresponsible to have our sky unprotected as Biden and leaders of 40 countries are arriving," Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda said.

The Baltic countries of Lithuania, Estonia and Latvia, once under Moscow's rule but part of both NATO and the European Union since 2004, all spend above 2% of their economies on defence, a larger share than most other NATO allies.

But for the region with total population of about 6 million people, this is not enough to sustain large militaries, invest in their own fighter jets or advanced air defence.

Germany deployed 12 Patriot missile launchers, used to intercept ballistic and cruise missiles or warplanes.

Spain has brought a NASAMS air defence system, France is sending Caesar self-propelled howitzers, France, Finland, and Denmark are basing military jets in Lithuania, and the United Kingdom and France are supplying anti-drone capabilities.

Poland and Germany sent helicopter-enhanced special operations forces. Others are sending equipment to deal with any potential chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear attacks.

For Nauseda, the allied effort to ensure air safety during the leader's gathering means NATO needs to urgently set up permanent air defences in the Baltic states.

"We think about what happens after the summit ends, and we will work with allies to create a rotating force for a permanent air protection", he told reporters.

NO 'GUTS'

At villages next to the Belarus border, locals told Reuters they feel totally safe, despite the Russian ally's offer to accommodate Russia's private Wagner militia and its hosting of Russian nuclear weapons.

"Do you think Wagner or Belarus could attack Lithuania, which is in NATO? They don't have the guts. NATO is NATO, and we feel ourselves safe because we are in NATO. Why would we fear those Belarussians?", said Edvard Rynkun, 67, in Kaniukai, a village 1 km (less than a mile) from Belarus.

"If Lithuania was alone, I would feel differently," he added. "If not for the NATO membership, things here could already be same as in Ukraine," said Elena Tarasevic, 55, Rynkun's neighbour.

At Vilnius airport, eight German-operated Patriot missile launchers were seen standing with their nozzles pointed in the direction of Russia's Kaliningrad. Two more pointed towards Belarus. All of the launchers were operational since Friday morning.

"You know where you are situated geographically, and you know pretty well where the threat is coming from", said Lt Col Steffen Lieb, commander of the Patriot deployment.

"Lithuania asked us for protection of the summit, and also NATO asked Germany for help. This is our answer," he added.

TRIPLED

Lithuania has tripled the deployment of border guards at the Belarus and Russian borders for the summer, augmented by officers from Latvia and Poland. The two countries have also sent police to help patrol Vilnius.

"We are preparing for various provocations", border guard chief Rustamas Liubajevas said. He added that he feared waves of migrants at the border, or border violations, or military vehicles appearing at the border without explanation.

Thousands of Middle Eastern migrants have crossed at the Belarus border in 2021, in an effort Lithuania and the European Union said was orchestrated by Minsk, a charge it denies. The numbers have since subsided.

"The situation is really very tense, because of aggression of Russia against Ukraine. So the (border protection) was already on a very, very high level (before the summit)", said Liubajevas.

(Spreading fear and panic and flexing their combined NATO muscles, is what they do. Does anyone really think Russia will be that stupid to attack when all NATO countries are in one place?)

https://www.reuters.com/world/nato-flexes-muscle-protect-vilnius-summit-near-russia-belarus-2023-07-08/

>>19149817

Oh man, you’re right, it could never happen! Kek. So what’s Cruz doing, he’s such a flunky. He’s trying to subtlety denounce Trump’s statement. Although he’s not subtle and can never be trusted.

Ukraine, Poland leaders jointly mark WWII massacres that strained ties

Reuters

July 9, 202310:13 AM EDT

KYIV, July 9 (Reuters) - The Ukrainian and Polish presidents jointly marked the anniversary on Sunday of World War Two-era massacres of Poles by Ukrainian nationalists, killings that have caused tension for generations between countries that are now close allies.

Warsaw has positioned itself as one of Kyiv's staunchest supporters since Russia invaded the country in 2022.

But the Volhynia massacres have continued to hang over ties between the two nations, particularlyahead of the July 11 anniversary of one of the bloodiest daysof a series of killings that took place from 1943 to 1945.

Poland says around 100,000 Poles were killed in the massacres by Ukrainian nationalists. Thousands of Ukrainians also died in reprisal killings.

Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskiy and his Polish counterpart Andrzej Duda attended a church service together in the western Ukrainian city of Lutsk, in memory of the victims.

"Together we pay tribute to all the innocent victims of Volhynia! Memory unites us!," Duda's office and Zelenskiy both wrote on Twitter. "Together we are stronger."

The service was attended by the heads of the largest Orthodox and Catholic churches in Ukraine and the head of the Polish Bishop's Conference, Archbishop Stanislaw Gadecki.

The Ukrainian president's chief of staff, Andriy Yermak, wrote on Telegram that Ukraine and Poland were "united against a common enemy who dreamed of dividing us".

Duda called the service "a testimony of friendship in the face of a difficult history".

In a post on Twitter, Zelenskiy said he had a "brief but very substantive" discussion at the event with Duda about the upcoming NATO summit in Vilnius, where Ukraine is hoping for decisions that will hasten its goal of membership in the alliance.

"We agreed to work together to get the best possible result for Ukraine," Zelenskiy wrote.

The head of Duda's office said the fact that the presidents were commemorating the victims together was "historic", but that more work was needed.

"This is not the end of this difficult road, explaining to our Ukrainian friends about the historical truth, it will of course be continued," Pawel Szrot told private broadcaster Polsat News.

The Polish parliament has said that the murders, carried out between 1943 and 1945 by the Ukrainian Insurgent Army and the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists under the leadership of Stepan Bandera, bore elements of genocide.

Ukraine has not accepted that assertion and often refers to the Volhynia eventsas part of a conflict between Poland and Ukraine which affected both nations.

Warsaw and Kyiv have also clashed over the issue of whether Polish specialists can search for and exhume the remains of Poles that died in Ukraine.

The massacre caused an unusually public row between Poland and Ukraine earlier this year, after a Polish foreign ministry spokesman said that Zelenskiy should apologise and ask for forgiveness for the events in Volhynia.

However, Ukraine's parliament speaker Ruslan Stefanchuk moved to defuse tensions in May when he told the Polish parliament that Kyiv understood Poland's pain.

(It’s all show, Poland expects in return for support, their territory and billions from Ukraine. Attending Church together is a ruse since Zelensky is banning churches in his country. I’m surprised he didn’t automatically caught on fire walking in the church)

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/zelenskiy-polands-duda-pay-tribute-victims-ww2-massacre-2023-07-09/

>>19149899

The problem I have is this movie was blocked for seven years and they need to make money off it to continue to produce more of these movies, so pirating a copy prevents them from making more money. Regular industry movies I have no problem being posted, but there is a sincere and important message that must be shared, and the company should be able to continue on their mission.

>>19149988

So true

>>19149968

Thank you anon

>>19149996

Yes many people bought free tickets for those who afford it, it doesn’t seem right to me to pirate the movie, especially since this is the first time a movie company has exposed the most despicable crime in the world.