>>22642589

I'm going with anon from last night, conveniently "dies" just as the Epstein List comes out

Canada #72

Vatican Says Pope Francis in ‘Critical’ Condition — Receiving Blood Tranfusions and ‘High-Flow Oxygen’

by Ben Kew Feb. 22, 2025 1:40 pm

Pope Francis’s condition is now “critical,” the Vatican has announced.

In a statement on Saturday, the Vatican revealed that Francis was suffering from a long asthmatic respiratory crisis that required high flows of oxygen.

“The Holy Father continues to be alert and spent the day in an armchair although in more pain than yesterday,” the statement read.

”At the moment the prognosis is reserved.”

The Vatican has announced that Pope Francis is in critical condition after experiencing a severe asthmatic respiratory crisis this morning.

Though still in danger, the Pope has spent the day resting in an armchair.

The end could be near for Pope Francis. pic.twitter.com/g3tCaRSbth

— Shadow of Ezra (@ShadowofEzra) February 22, 2025

His personal physician, Dr. Luigi Carbone, recently warned that he is “not out of danger” after reports that his condition was improving.

“Like all fragile patients I say they are always on the golden scale: In other words, it takes very little to become unbalanced,” he explained.

While there is obvious concern that the Pope may soon pass away, there is also speculation that he even if he staged a recovery he would still have to resign due to his declining health.

Earlier this week,the Vatican department chief of cultural affairs, Cardinal Gianfranco Ravasi, said that this is the most likely outcome.

He explained:

I think he could do it because he is a person who is quite decisive in his choices,/

He has always had the tendency to fight and react and that is a legitimate choice too, because he has been able to handle trips in very difficult and challenging conditions, like the one in the Far East’, Cardinal Ravasi said, referring to the Pope’s gruelling 20,000-mile trip last year to Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, East Timor and Singapore.

However, there is no question that if he found himself in a situation where he was compromised in his ability to have direct contact – as he loves to do – to be able to communicate in an immediate, incisive and decisive way, then I believe he might consider resigning.

Should the Pope pass away, the Vatican will enter a period of mourning.

His death is confirmed Camerlengo (the papal chamberlain), traditionally by tapping the Pope’s head with a silver hammer and calling his name three times.

The Papal Apartments are then sealed, and funeral arrangements begin, usually held within nine days.

Meanwhile, the College of Cardinals gathers to organize the conclave, where cardinals under 80 vote in the Sistine Chapel to elect a new Pope.

When a decision is reached, white smoke rises from the chapel’s chimney, introducing the next leader of the Catholic Church.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/02/vatican-says-pope-francis-critical-condition-receiving-blood/

>>22642617

Hatch Act violation?

>>22642631

I read them, look like crap

>>22642724

Canada #58 >>20892086

A Former Ukrainian MP Blew The Whistle On Burisma's Connections To Terrorism

Authored by Andrew Korybko via Substack Monday, May 20, 2024

Former Ukrainian MP Andrey Derkach, who's reviled by the Biden Administration for sharing dirt about Hunter Biden's Burisma corruption scandal with Trump's former lawyer Rudy Giuliani ahead of the 2020 elections, just gave a very important interview to Belarus' BelTA where be blew the whistle even louder. According to him, the $6 million bribe that was paid in cash to shut down the investigation into the First Son's scandal eventually found its way to the Ukrainian Armed Forces and its military-intelligence agency.

Derkach claimed to have proof of the secret court order that divided these funds between those two, with the first investing its portion into building up their country's drone army while the second financed terrorist attacks like the assassination of Darya Dugina, which he specifically mentioned in the interview. These allegations expand upon the ones that he shared earlier this year regarding the real-world impact of Hunter's corruption scandal, which were analyzed here at the time.

On the subject of Ukrainian assassinations and terrorism, Derkach said that the CIA and FBI actually condone these actions despite their public claims to the contrary, but he warned that this immoral policy will inevitably ricochet into the US itself. In particular, he cited FBI chief Christopher Wray's testimony to Congress last April where he said that law enforcement officials fear that Crocus-like attacks are presently being plotted against their country.

About that, it shouldn't be forgotten that Ukraine's military-intelligence service GUR is the chief suspect of Russia's investigation into what became one of the worst terrorist attacks in its history, thus meaning that the portion of Burisma's $6 million bribe that made its way into their hands likely financed part of it. In other words, the third-order effect of Hunter's corruption scandal is that it was partially responsible for the brutal murder of innocent civilians halfway across the world some years later.

That's already scandalous enough, but Derkach shared even more details about the other indirect consequences of this cover-up into the First Son's illicit activities, adding that some GUR-linked figures have been connected to the Western narrative about September 2022's Nord Stream terrorist attack. He regards that story as a distraction from the US' complicity, the view of which was elaborated upon here at the time that it entered the discourse, but lauded the CIA for the lengths it went to cover up its role.

In his view, the CIA might very well have sent a highly trained Ukrainian diving team to the Baltic Sea exactly as the Western media reported, though only to plant fake bombs. In his words, "when a cover story is made, it is done quite well. We shouldn't belittle the experience of the CIA or the experience of MI6 in preparing cover operations. They have quite a lot of experience in using proxies, in using cover stories to form a certain position in order to dodge responsibility. This is actually what happened."

Looking forward, Derkach expects Ukraine to attempt more terrorist attacks against Russia, which the US public is being preconditioned to accept via the CIA's various leaks to the media. While many might lay the blame for all this on Zelensky's lap, Derkach believes that it's actually his Chief of Staff Andrey Yermak who's running the show, albeit as a Western puppet. Nevertheless, he's also convinced that the West is indeed preparing to formally replace Zelensky, but doesn't yet know when or with whom.

Altogether, the importance of Derkach's interview is that he's a former veteran Ukrainian politician who still retains a lot of sources inside the regime, having served in the Rada for a whopping 22 years from 1998-2020. While his homeland charged him with treason after he fled to Russia in early 2022, which followed the US charging him with election meddling on behalf of that country in September 2020, the argument can be made that these are politically driven attempts to intimidate a top whistleblower.

The dirt that Derkach shared about Hunter's Burisma corruption scandal, not to mention its newly revealed third-order effects that led to the brutal killing of civilians halfway across the world after part of his company's bribe made its way into GUR's hands, made him an enemy of the US Government. They and their Ukrainian proxies will therefore always try to discredit him with sensational allegations, but everyone would do well to listen to what he says and then make up their own minds about it.

https://www.zerohedge.com/personal-finance/former-ukrainian-mp-blew-whistle-burismas-connections-terrorism

>>22642954

Oh it the mob now?

Your stepson's dog gets wasted by a DEW and then your neighbors coat all the leaves in your yard with cyanide and then some shit about radioactive dust wile 5G blasts you daily

Yet you live?

Worst mob EVER!

>>22643018

Lucky for me not my highest achievement for the week

>>22643120

I wore pants for the last seven days

>>22643251

What who does?

>>22643325

Tomorrow Crime Solvers will be back in their offices and find the email I sent them last night,

I have a file ID tag and a password to check status later in the week. Seems Mitch is convinced his dad being fire department for 42 makes him untouchable. Mitch may have friends at VBPD, maybe even NCIS at Oceana. I'll wait a week and if it looks like it was blown off then this old Navy vet will make a phone call to NOB

>>22643371

Will do