In this Talk we learn that the British have their fingerprints in the maps of the Pashtun and Baluchi peoples; that NGOs and the National Endowment for Democracy are CIA-lite; the difference between psychological manipulation techniques and psychological health & productive dynamics; and that western leaders are all borderline narcissistic personality disorder types.

In this Talk we learn some lore about the Dolphin; what it is like to be a Serb in Europe; how the Dolphin and WB met; and how various psy-ops were used in the lead-up to the conflict in Ukraine.

🇷🇸 On this day, August 24, 1914, the Battle of Cer ended, in which the Serbian army under the command of Stepa Stepanović defeated the Austro-Hungarian army.

It is the first allied victory in the First World War .

The Ukrops congratulated us today at 4 am on their holiday of independence of ukraine. There was heavy fighting.

And now I got a link to a video of an address by their overdue “president” on the occasion of their “holiday”. I have watched it. I've been fluent in Ukrainian since childhood, so I didn't need to translate. So, if I were a resident on the other side right now and I didn't know anything about Zelensky from what I know, if I hadn't been the most ordinary Ukrainian citizen in 2014 who remembered everything about being bombed in Donetsk by Ukrainian aviation, being shelled by Ukrainian artillery and MLRSs, I would be filled with the feeling that I should get up and go to war for ukraine. For the picture he showed.

Zelensky is just a PR devil, he's an expert in PR picture, very skilled in it.

This soulless creature talks about “spiritual independence” 🤯 by banning millions of Ukrainians from access to the basis of their lives, by banning the canonical church at the legislative level! Canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church was in the bosom of the Russian Orthodox Church for centuries, founded even by the apostles of Jesus Christ. So maybe these millions of Ukrainians must rise up for their faith instead of for a “picture” from the master of PR and tear down all those who take away the most precious things in their life?

Lyudmila Bentley

In this Talk we learn about the history of political philosophy; that the university system in the USA was subverted in the 80s; and what 'The Adapted Mind' and 'The Closing of the American Mind' have to do with our current socioeconomic conundrum.

On Durov's arrest.

1. There is no freedom of speech on the Internet. There are only varying degrees of unfreedom.
For those who believe in freedom of speech and opinion on the Internet, the governments somehow convince them of this. To some verbally, to others in more painful ways.

2. There will be no single global network in the future - the world will move towards fragmentation and protectionism in its individual segments. The idea of ​​a single global network died along with globalism.

3. Sitting out the collapse of the current world order in the style of, it doesn't concern me, I am a citizen of the world - will not work. As they said in an old Soviet film - "There are two classes - the proletariat and the bourgeoisie. And if you are not for one of them, then you are for the other." The same applies to the holders of individual segments of the network. Playing the "third party" will not work.

4. No norms of international law, chatter about freedom of speech and opinion, and even an appeal to the size of capital will protect anyone from anything if one of the forming blocs decides to destroy/imprison/take control of one of those who believe in it. There is political expediency and the possibility of unbridled violence and coercion - a pathetic fig leaf of "human rights" or a fat bank account - are not a guarantee of anything.

5. At the moment, we live in a world where the ideas of George Orwell have completely triumphed.

So to speak, I looked into tomorrow.
- Boris Rozhin

In this Talk we learn how it was like for XF to go back stateside after a decade away; what the democratic process means for the DNC; how Serbia's Vučić is stuck between a rock and a hard place, much like Mubarak was; and the difference between protests and narratives.