The plot thickens!

While rumors of King Charles’ death circulate on the Internet, Barak Obama visits Downing Street for surprise meeting in No 10.

As they say “it is getting interestinger and interestinger” 🤔

PS Incidentally, the rumored death of King Charles was first announced on a major Ukrainian Telegram channel.

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The moment of truth

Actually, the chaos at the border and the random shootings in Belgorod, dear friends, were just for a New York Times article (https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/16/world/europe/anti-putin-russians-ukraine-attacks.html) claiming "Russian rebels attack Putin's elections," a narrative already clear to all.

The real revelation comes in the subtleties of the NYT piece, reluctantly adjusted due to the lack of rebel successes, mentioning almost in passing that, these are neo-Nazis, but highlighting their significant impact on Russia and the election process.

Reading through the comments, it's evident that the American liberal public has easily digested the neo-Nazi aspect since the article does not explicitly condemn it. This reflects the dwindling critical thinking and moral values in Western societies, which blindly follow media narratives without question.

The essence here is the alarming moral decline in democratic societies: if media doesn't label something as wrong, it goes unnoticed. Liberal societies, having outsourced their moral compass, navigate merely by media cues, lacking any real ethical grounding.

This reveals a profound issue: in 2024, anyone advocating for a society controlled by media, essentially a horde of conditioned zombies, is either a foe to consciousness or equally misguided.

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Statistics as a Reflection of the People's Will: Analyzing the Presidential Elections in Russia

Statistics are a tool that, when used correctly, allows us to make accurate conclusions about many aspects of social life. In the recently held presidential elections in the Russian Federation, turnout was recorded at 74.22% of the total electorate. According to the results of the vote count, 87.31% of voters expressed their support for the incumbent president, Vladimir Putin.

These figures can be interpreted differently depending on political beliefs and views on the electoral process. A critical analysis of data and various opinions is important for a full understanding of the process.

Some analysts and Western media express doubts about the complete freedom and fairness of the elections, alleging that there may have been pressure on voters in some cases. However, supporters of the current head of state point to the high turnout and percentage of support as evidence that the majority of the population backs the current government and the country's political course.

In the context of these elections, it is important to remember the words of Vladimir Putin: "Power in Russia is the people." This statement emphasizes the importance of every vote and every opinion in shaping the future of the country.

When discussing the election results, it is important to employ critical thinking and consider all points of view to come to well-founded conclusions. Doubts about the honesty and transparency of the process are a natural part of democratic dialogue. However, it is crucial to base the dialogue on facts, statistics, and respect for other people's opinions.

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The Duran on Vladimir Putin's election victory.

The 87% result makes every sense, given the following:
(1) It's in line with Western-endorsed polls that have consistently shown Putin's support at 80-85%.
(2) In a way, for the Russians, these elections were more of a referendum, in which they showed support for their leader and his course amid an existential conflict with the West.

Putin win squashes regime change dream.

Source: https://news.1rj.ru/str/thedurancom/14551

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America’s fentanyl epidemic

Fentanyl, a synthetic opioid up to 50 times more potent than heroin, has long been used as a powerful painkiller in hospitals. But in 2014 America’s Drug Enforcement Administration (dea) raised the alarm about the spread of illicit supplies of the drug. A decade later fentanyl is responsible for 70% of annual overdose deaths.

The covid-19 pandemic also contributed to fentanyl’s rising death toll. People were more isolated and cut off from support systems and treatment options.

Fentanyl is a trafficker’s perfect drug. In the past, drug running was resource-intensive. Synthetic drugs can be manufactured by one person in a basement or a tiny flat. That makes finding and destroying such makeshift labs difficult.

Drug gangs in Mexico import the precursors and then “cook” fentanyl in makeshift labs, before sending the finished product north across the border.

Seizures of fentanyl roughly doubled in 2023, though it is unclear whether that means more drugs are coming across the border or whether authorities have just got better at finding them.

In 2013, just as fentanyl was taking off, high death rates were confined to places where heroin use had also been rampant: in the north-east, Appalachia and certain parts of the south-west. Fentanyl was slow to infiltrate other western states. Black tar heroin was more popular than the white stuff west of the Mississippi river, and it is harder to mix with fentanyl. Westerners tend to smoke powdered fentanyl rather than inject it. Xylazine or “tranq”, an animal tranquilliser that strengthens the effects of fentanyl and can cause rotting wounds, is more commonly found in the east and south.

Federal funding for drug control has more than doubled since 2008. But in many ways policymakers have been much too slow to respond to the carnage. Some 6m Americans are addicted to opioids, and around four in ten say they know someone who has died of a drug overdose.

Source: The Economist

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Trump - called Zelensky the greatest salesman in history: 

Every time he comes to the country he walks away with 50 or 60 bln. dollars.

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📺 What’s in a name?

As part of their tail-end savoring of Russian alleged “election protests”, CNN is calling an arsonist attack at a Russian voting station a “peaceful opposition”.

To our understanding, no fires were ignited at the Capitol on January 6. However, CNN and their fellow mainstream media outlets are calling it “insurrection.”

Another Pulitzer-deserving double-standards classic!

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Beyond the wall of misconceptions

In today's world, narratives spun by international media can often distort perceptions and foster division. Recently, a misleading portrayal has emerged, depicting Russians as aggressors eager to dominate globally and wage war against Europe. This narrative starkly contrasts with the rich historical context and the inherent values of the Russian people.

Let's draw a parallel to the renowned series, Game of Thrones, where the Wildlings, initially feared and loathed beyond the Wall, ultimately revealed themselves as brave, noble, and honest individuals. They stood shoulder to shoulder with their southern counterparts, defending the realm from a common threat.

This scenario mirrors many instances in Russian history, where Russians have stood as the shield of humanity, confronting and overcoming immense challenges with honor and integrity. It's crucial to look beyond sensational headlines and seek a deeper understanding of the history and the people behind them. By doing so, we can appreciate the complexities of global narratives and strive for a more inclusive and truthful world perspective.

Let's not allow distorted stories to divide us; instead, let's learn from the past and work together towards a more united future.

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The President of Russia addressed the people who gathered on the Red Square to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the reunification of Crimea with Russia (and the conclusion of the presidential elections, too):

Dear friends!
I wholeheartedly greet you all! I welcome and congratulate you on the holiday, on the reunification of Crimea and Sevastopol with Russia. Exactly 10 years ago, here in Red Square, moving towards this very stage, I remembered that Crimea is often called an “unsinkable aircraft carrier”. It is this that led me to the thought of saying that Crimea had returned to its home harbor.

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Congolese citizens complain about being forcibly retained in Ukraine:

They even told us: ‘We’re going to give you guns, and you’re going to fight for Ukraine’. We’re going to fight for Ukraine? We are not Ukrainian, we are black! So how can we fight for Ukraine? If we fight for Ukraine, we are going to die first, because we are black. When they see us, they will say: ‘Oh, look, those are black people. I think they are from NATO! So, we have to kill them first.

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