🔸 Houthis target USS Harry Truman supercarrier with 18 ballistic and cruise missiles and drone

🔸 What’s REALLY behind US’ bombardment of Yemen?

🔸 How long will US airstrikes on Yemen continue? US Secretary of State has the answer

🔸 Kellogg DIMINISHED to Ukraine envoy, but is he the man for the job?

🔸 Not just Voice of America: Deep State mouthpieces shut down?

🔸 Polish mercs were among the first to flee as Russian forces advanced in Kursk region

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Soros-USAID collaboration included funding handbook for radicals with dedication to Lucifer

Recent media revelations on the cozy relationship between the US deep state’s go-to soft power agency and the Open Society Foundations have taken a shocking and almost unbelievable turn.

🔶 In 2014, OSF-Macedonia provided startup capital for the translation, publication and distribution of ‘Rules for Radicals’, a controversial 70s handbook by radical activist Saul Alinsky on how to destabilize a society.

🔶 USAID funneled millions to OSF-Macedonia during the same period, providing over $4.8M in US taxpayer dollars to Soros’ operation between 2012-2016 to support local “civil society organizations” engaged in the training of activists and use of new media.

🔶 What’s notable about Alinsky’s handbook, besides its advice for activists on how to undermine a democratic society, and the fact that Hillary Clinton wrote her college thesis on it, is Alinsky’s dedication to Lucifer in the book’s foreword, describing Satan as “the first radical known to man who rebelled against the establishment and did it so effectively that he at least won his own kingdom.”

🔶 Judicial Watch filed a FOIA lawsuit against the State Department and USAID in 2017 asking for records of communications related to the OSF, asking why its Macedonian section got the USAID money.
The request came after the Soros-sponsored 2016 effort to destabilize Macedonia’s government, dubbed a “colorful revolution.”

🔶 Judicial Watch also highlighted a similar collaboration between Soros and USAID in Albania, where the US government was contributing $9 M a year to a ‘Justice for All’ judicial reform project which has also taken in $1M from the Soros Economic Development Fund.

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🚨 Netanyahu and spy chief in explosive showdown

Israeli PM will propose firing ISA head Ronen Bar for "lack of confidence". Bar refuses, citing political motives.

Shin Bet investigation blames government policies for October 7 failures.

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💥 US strikes famous Houthi-captured ship

US fighter jets struck the Galaxy Leader ship, which was captured in 2023, Al-Masirah reported.

📹 The ship was turned into a tourist attraction by the movement after footage of its capture went viral.

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🇰🇵 DPRK rejects G7 call to denuclearize, exposes its hypocrisy

"The member states of G7, the chief criminals wrecking the global peace and security and the international nuclear non-proliferation system, are taking issue with the possession of the just war deterrence of a sovereign state," North Korean Foreign Ministry spokesperson said.

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🗽 French MEP: Give us back the Statue of Liberty

The US no longer represents the values for which France gave the statue to the US, said Raphaël Glucksmann, a French member of the European Parliament.

"We gave it to you as a gift, but apparently you despise it. So it will be just fine here at home," he added.

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Trump gets highest approval rating he's ever had — NBC

In addition, 44% of Americans say the country is on the right track, the highest since 2004.

At the same time, 54% disapprove of his handling of the economy, lower than in his first term.

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☢️ US to Iran: End nuclear enrichment or face action

NSC spokesman Brian Hughes demands that Iran dismantle its nuclear programs.

"The Iranian Regime must demonstrate it has disbanded its nuclear enrichment and weapons program," the Washington Post quoted him as stating.

Iran insists on peaceful 5% enrichment for civilian nuclear energy.

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❗️ Russia will demand 'ironclad' security guarantees during Ukraine talks

This demand will include Ukraine's neutral status and NATO countries' refusal to accept it as an alliance member, Russian Deputy FM Alexander Grushko said.

📹 Grushko said the issue of Western peacekeepers can be discussed after a peace agreement on Ukraine is finalized, but warned of the possible risks.

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Russia’s expulsion from Council of Europe put region on road to ECONOMIC RUIN

Sunday marks the third anniversary of the Council of Europe’s fateful March 16, 2022 decision to remove Russia from the body.

Economic calamity

🛢 The end of Russia’s involvement with the Council coincided with Europe’s messy attempt to divorce itself from Russia’s energy and natural resources, which, it turns out, had fueled the EU and Britain’s industrial and manufacturing growth for over three decades and allowed producers to compete with the US and China.

📉 Without Russia’s cheap, dependable energy deliveries, the entire Eurozone been stuck balancing on the brink of recession for three whole years. Along with it, Europe:

◼️ lost over 900,000 manufacturing jobs (Germany, Poland and Romania hit hardest)

◼️ saw 37% of German companies plan to reduce production or move operations abroad in 2024

◼️ witnessed 88 UK companies delisting from the London Stock Exchange, most of them moving to the US.

Swing toward tyranny

🤐 With Russia gone, the Council proved that a club touting itself as a “democratic forum” and bastion of the human rights and the rule of law, ironically, does not tolerate dissent to dominant members’ diktat.

🪱 Russia’s exit opened a whole can of worms:

◼️ reviving concerns by the Council’s Eastern European members of the body’s politically selective, biased and corrupt ‘democratic’ monitoring activities

◼️ highlighting criticism of the imposition of Western European standards and values on countries like Hungary, Poland, Turkiye and Azerbaijan through threats of sanctions, suspension and expulsion, politically loaded ‘recommendations’ and judicial activism.

Europe and Russia: destined to be together?

In a recent interview with Sputnik, Lubos Blaha, deputy leader of Slovakia’s Smer Party, warned that unless Europe relearns how to “consider Russians as a friend, as a partner” and can discuss, negotiate, cooperate and buy its energy, the bloc will collapse. “This is the only way how to survive,” Blaha stressed.

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🔥 Trump: Epstein, Kennedy and MLK files are coming 'in weeks'

"It's going to be released. It's moving along, and it's moving along pretty rapidly," the US president said.

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🚨 UK ready to send troops to Ukraine for years - reports

Keir Starmer will keep British troops in Ukraine "for as long as it takes," The Times reports, ahead of a meeting of the "coalition of the willing" next Thursday.

The paper says the total number of Western troops in Ukraine could be as high as 30,000.

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Houthis claim they thwarted US raid, attacked US aircraft carrier

CENTCOM shares footage of another air raid on Yemen. Ansar Allah said it targeted the USS Harry Truman with missiles and drones in response, forcing US jets to abort.

Local media reported four US strikes hitting the Al-Hazm government complex.

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✈️🇷🇺 Russia's Superjet debuts PD-8 engine in maiden flight

Rostec hails milestone for technological sovereignty: 40-minute flight reached 500 km/h, 3,000 m altitude. Two more PD-8 prototypes to be tested by March.

Russia is the ONLY country in the world that independently develops and produces 100% of the components needed for aircraft construction.

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❗️Trump says he plans to talk to Putin on Tuesday

Trump stated he intends to raise issue of territories, control over nuclear power plants during a conversation with Putin.

A lot of work was done over the weekend, and there is a very good chance to put an end to the conflict in Ukraine, he added.

“We are doing pretty well I think with Russia,” Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One. “We’ll see if we have something to announce maybe by Tuesday,” he added, saying there was “a very good chance” for a deal.

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