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I do not normally feature articles from RIA Novosti, due to the fact that a well written article takes time to put together and more time to see it is featured properly as a published work. Meaning that it may be at least a week old before it even gets noticed. I have found myself, due to my working in a different time-frame from most, to best spot emerging stories as they emerge. Which may be the same day as they occur or even tomorrow for some readers – at least that is how I imagine it to be.

But there are some stories which go beyond any recognised time-frame for airing, as being not limited by referencing them to a particular day or week. I have chosen two such RIA Novosti stories, unconstrained by time, to share here today.

The first story concerns the state and fate of European Food Security. An issue which the loosely named and improperly elected EU government, if they wished to be at all relevant to the people they are supposed to serve – the people of Europe, rather than EU’s shady overlords – would be the primary focus of the Brussels crowd, rather than paying most attention to satanic olympic rituals and the monsters behind that, and/or, than to the equally devilish conflict in Ukraine, which only serves to slow down the inevitable Russian victory and Russian takeover of all lands to the east of somewhere west of Kiev. But, of course, priorities always get mixed up when your very existence depends on doing someone else’s bidding, having taken their filthy moolah in exchange for your soul.

The second story is of even greater import.

If you read these stories, and I would love to give more than a few lines of commentary – but I don’t have time just now – you will have obtained a more thorough knowledge of the way the world works and is tracking, than you had when you got out of bed this morning. An eye opening experience awaits you.

This Lady Knows What She is Talking About

‘Europe is in crop failure, Europeans are afraid of famine, and chaos is coming to the EU’ – Elena Karaeva – Aug 11, 2024

This is so obvious, I don’t think I need say anything else. Impressive writing.

Black Rock Shock – It will be rocked to its core, by Russia

Prepare yourself for this… country, larger than Poland, within Ukraine, the bread-basket of Europe, is now owned and within the power of Black Rock. Black Rock owns Europe’s stomach.

All that will change of course, when Russia overruns all that land, ownership of which will devolve to the Russian State – to be governed and disposed according to Russian law. At least that is how I see it. But I am not a lawyer of course. Russia, however, is very careful as to how its legal entities are run and will enact whatever legal bindings cover the reclaimed land sufficient to see that no western international entity benefits from the shady procuration of any wealth making ventures such entities may have engaged in with the prior occupiers of those lands. As I see it, it could, even by itself, be the end of Black Rock – and the western finance system built on corruption.

I will say no more, make your own mind up.

‘Russia has an unexpected opponent in the Third World War’ – Sergey Savchuk – RIA Novosti – Aug 5, 2024

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