Interpreting what maniacs do we mistakenly refer to as "elites"

Editor's note: Over at Armstrong Economics a short article appeared suggesting there was going to be a "European Pearl Harbor event" in Europe to get an all out war going with Russia. The article also included a screen shot of the Speigel article with the Lithuanian foreign minister who gave the warning. If there is a "Pearl Harbor event" it will be the ruling class "elites" in Europe under NATO (an "agent of trouble") with the UK and the US (war for the US is grift) behind them and not Russia. Speigel International is definitely anti-Russian when you look through its articles on Russia. These ruling class "elite" in Europe are the unelected landed wealthy who stand in front of the European central bankers and their warfare model explaining Europe's feudal bloodstained past. These central bankers do not like it one bit Russia is formulating the future of the global financial system. And so leading up to this expected war the west with their two European bitches Germany and Poland (see Is The West Plotting A False Flag Provocation In Poland To Blame On Russia & Belarus?) will do everything they can to steal Russian assets.

The European Union Is Hotel California: Unelected Body Of Ruling Class Elites, Indistinguishable From Feudal Leaders Of Europe's Bloodstained Past
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Source: Great Game India

Space Nukes & Washing Machines: How Western Media Prints 'Anything' To Paint Russia As Threat

February 24, 2024

According to Mark Sleboda, a foreign relations and security specialist, Western media prints 'anything' to paint Russia as a threat, including space nukes and washing machines.

The head of the House Intelligence Committee, Rep. Mike Turner (R-OH), published a paper last week that contained a menacing threat, urging US President Joe Biden to reveal details about a "serious national security threat." Hours later, the rumor began to circulate like wildfire.

According to Mick Mulroy, an ABC News national security and defense analyst, Iran has provided drone submarines to Yemen’s Houthis.

“The media” will print anything it is told about Russia, according to Mark Sleboda, a foreign relations and security specialist, which is why the recent media frenzy sparked by false reports of a Russian nuclear space weapon burst and dominated headlines for days.

"RUSSIA'S THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING, PROPAGANDA-WISE, BECAUSE YOU CAN ACCUSE RUSSIA OF ANYTHING, NO MATTER WHAT YOU SAID ABOUT THEM [BEFORE], ABOUT SHOVELS, AND MICROCHIPS OR WASHING MACHINES. AND, GENERALLY, PEOPLE WILL BELIEVE IT. OR AT LEAST THE MEDIA WILL PRINT IT," HE SAID, REFERRING TO PREVIOUS WESTERN PROPAGANDA CLAIMS THAT RUSSIAN SOLDIERS WERE FIGHTING ARMED ONLY WITH SHOVELS AND THAT THEIR MISSILES USED MICROCHIPS FROM STOLEN UKRAINIAN WASHING MACHINES.

"Then you accuse Russia of having space weapons, space nuclear weapons, or having plans to put nuclear weapons in space, or someone in Russia once thought technically about the contingency of putting weapons in space," Sleboda scoffed.

US National Security Council John Kirby informed reporters that the danger posed by US Representative Mike Turner was associated with "an anti-satellite weapon that Russia is developing" as the story circulated through the media. Subsequently, US media sources started revealing that the enigmatic weapon was nuclear. Russia angrily refuted the charge, claiming it is just advancing US-level space capabilities. To begin with, there are no such projects involving nuclear weapons in orbit. In a televised conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu stated, "Secondly, the United States knows that this does not exist."

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