==Darren Beattie: "For whatever reason they want to shove this UFO conversation in our consciousness"
Watch: “”The Mirage Men” Documentary, gov presenting fake ufo info. Darren says this whistleblower at the house is total bullshit. Distraction==
20:50 minutes
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Mike Davis: "It's a distraction, it's more lawfare, part of the pattern of lawfare by Democrats". Trump Superseding indictment
10:05 minutes
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Dr. Robert Malone: "He's acknowledging that Myocarditis is linked to genetic vaccines"
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Nancy Mace: The People Have The Right To Know Where Tax Dollars Are Going. 1/2 of what the military and gov tells or gives to congress on Cyber and IA is only 5% is classified. They lie constantly to Congress.
15:33 minutes
Pretty interesting!
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29 Jul, 2023 14:01
Ukrainian church rejects Zelensky’s ‘new’ Christmas
The canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church says it will keep celebrating the holiday on January 7
The canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC) has said it will not follow President Vladimir Zelensky’s order to mark Christmas Day on December 25, in line with the Western Christian tradition.
On Friday, Zelensky signed a decree aligning the celebrations of one of the main Christian holidays with the Gregorian calendar.Ukraine has historically marked the birth of Christ on January 7, in accordance with the Julian calendar.
Metropolitan Kliment, spokesperson for the UOC – which has historic ties with the Russian Orthodox Church – told the Strana.ua website on Saturday: “It’s absolutely guaranteed that the vast majority of Ukrainians of various religious denominations will celebrate the next Christmas the same way they did before. Of course, one could have hoped that those people and their traditions would be respected. But we’ve got what we’ve got.”
Earlier this month, Ukraine’s parliament, the Verkhovna Rada, voted to cancel the annual public holiday on January 7.
Kliment argued that politicians who justified moving Christmas to December 25 “as a departure from the Russian tradition… had inaccurate or incomplete information.”
Marking Christmas onJanuary 7 “does not follow the Russian tradition, but the calendar tradition of the Church in Jerusalem, where the holiest shrines of Christianity are located. There, all the main holidays of the Orthodox Church are, to this day, celebrated in line with the Julian calendar,” he said.
The custom ofmarking birth of Christ on December 25 originated in Turkish Orthodox Christianity, the cleric explained. “It’s hard for me to say why the members of parliament decided that the Turkish traditions are closer to the Ukrainian people than those of Jerusalem and Bethlehem,” he added.
Ukraine has been experiencing religious tensions for years, with two entities claiming to be the country’s true Orthodox Church. Zelensky’s government recognises the Orthodox Church of Ukraine (OCU), which was created in 2014 and is considered to be schismatic by the Russian Orthodox Church.
Since the start of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Kiev’s authorities and activists have been seizing UOC’s places of worship and handing them over to the government-backed OCU. Among other things, OCU monks have been evicted from the country’s holiest Orthodox site, the Kiev Pechersk Lavra.
One of the leaders of thecanonical church, Metropolitan Pavel, was placed under house arrest in April on accusations of harboring pro-Russian sentiment.Earlier this month, a judge ruled that he should be put in custody.
The non-canonical OCU has already confirmed that it is moving Christmas celebrations to December 25, and entirely switching to the Gregorian calendar.
https://www.rt.com/russia/580509-ukraine-christmas-church-zelensky/
29 Jul, 2023 14:01
US rejects Australian plea to drop Assange case
Secretary of State Antony Blinken insisted that the WikiLeaks founder caused “serious harm” to US national security
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has confirmed that Australia has raised the case of Julian Assange’s continued prosecution, but declared thatWashington will not stop trying to extradite the former WikiLeaks boss and try him for espionage.
Speaking alongside Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong in Brisbane on Saturday, Blinken said that while he understands “the concerns and views of Australians,” Assange’s alleged actions “risked very serious harm to our national security, to the benefit of our adversaries, and put named human sources at grave risk – grave risk – of physical harm, and grave risk of detention.”
Assange, he said, was “charged with very serious criminal conduct” and had allegedly taken part in “one of the largest compromises of classified information in the history of our country.”
An Australian citizen, Julian Assange is currently being held in London’s Belmarsh Prison. He is fighting extradition to the US, where he faces 17 charges under the Espionage Act and potentially a 175-year prison sentence. Human-rights and press-freedom activists have demanded his release, citing his deteriorating mental and physical health, while Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said in May that he was “working through diplomatic channels” to press the US into dropping the case.
The charges against Assange stem from his publication of classified material obtained by whistleblowers, including Pentagon documents detailing alleged US war crimes in Iraq and Afghanistan, and more than 250,000 diplomatic cables exposing the US’ efforts to – among other things – spy on its allies and influence foreign elections.
While Assange did not personally steal these documents, he is nevertheless being prosecuted for espionage. He and his supporters argue that WikiLeaks’ publication of this material is protected by the First Amendment of the US Constitution.
“We have made clear our view that Mr Assange’s case has dragged on for too long,”Foreign Minister Wong said on Saturday.“We’ve said that publicly and you would anticipate that that reflects also the position we articulate in private.”
The extradition from Britain to the US of Assange, who is no 52, was approved in 2020 by then-UK Home Secretary Priti Patel. He lodged his final appeal against the decision in June, after all eight grounds of a previous appeal were rejected by a High Court judge.
Responding to Blinken’s comments on Saturday, Assange’s brother, Gabriel Shipton, said that it is now up to Prime Minister Albanese to make a public appeal for Assange’s freedom during his upcoming visit to the US.
https://www.rt.com/news/580512-blinken-rejects-assange-australia/
29 Jul, 2023 07:44
Ukraine using North Korean rockets – FT
The munitions were allegedly “seized” from a ship by a “friendly” country and given to Kiev, the British paper claims
Ukrainian forces have been firing North Korean rockets at Russian positions in Donbass, the Financial Times has claimed.
In its report on Friday, the British newspaper said the munitions in question were shown to its journalist by the Kiev troops operating a Soviet-era Grad multiple rocket launcher near the Russian-held city of Artyomovsk (Bakhmut).
According to the outlet, the markings on the rockets suggested they had been manufactured by Pyongyang in the 1980s and 1990s.
The Ukrainians said the projectiles were “very unreliable” and sometimes did “crazy things.”However, they added that they were still happy to have them amid ammunition shortages experienced by Kiev’s forces. “We need every rocket we can get,” one of the soldiers remarked.
When asked about the origins of the munitions, the troops told the FT that North Korean rockets had been “seized” from a ship by a “friendly” country and handed over to Ukraine.
Yuriy Sak, an adviser to Ukraine’s defense minister, whom the paper also contacted, suggested that the munitions may have been captured from the Russian military.
However, the paper doubted his claim, saying that “it is highly unlikely that North Korea would provide Ukraine directly with the munitions as Pyongyang has been supportive”of Russia’s military operation in Ukraine.
Last fall, the New York Times and several other outlets published the findings of a US intelligence assessment, which claimed that Moscow had been purchasing artillery shells and rockets from Pyongyang.
When asked about the issue by journalists at the time, Pentagon spokesman BrigadierGeneral Pat Ryder said "We do have indications that Russia has approached North Korea to request ammunition.” In an interview with CNN, Russian Ambassador to the EU Vladimir Chizhov rejected those claims, suggesting that the whole story had been invented by the Western media.
The report in the Financial Times comes in the wake of a visit to Pyongyang by Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu. During the trip, Shoigu touted the “rich history of cooperation” between North Korea and Russia, expressing confidence that those ties would be boosted further. The defense minister held talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and other top officials, inspected Pyongyang’s most advanced weapons, and attended a military parade.
https://www.rt.com/russia/580502-ukraine-north-korea-rockets/
Dr. Peter Navarro: "These were the guys who gave the memo that turned Pence against Trump". Mike Pence is a traitor
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