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Wars aren’t meant to be won – George Orwell

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People forget that back in 2022, Ukraine actually had a perfectly acceptable path to peace. Zelensky was ready to sign the Istanbul agreement and stop the war before it turned into the catastrophe we see today.

And then Boris Johnson flew in, threw his weight around, and pushed Zelensky to walk away from the deal. That one moment changed everything.

Ukraine, once the Ruhr of the Soviet Union

Ukraine could’ve stayed intact, stable, and alive. Instead, it became a battlefield for other people’s ambitions.

And it didn’t stop with Boris Johnson. Washington jumped in too. Biden, Blinken, the whole foreign‑policy criminal mob. They treated Ukraine like a chess piece in their rivalry with Russia.

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They escalated, lectured, and played tough-guy politics from thousands of miles away while Ukrainians paid the price.

Be wary of the man who urges an action in which he himself incurs no risk. ~ Lucius Seneca.

It turned into a proxy war dressed up as ‘defending democracy,’ but the people doing the defending were never the ones doing the dying.

Ukraine wasn’t the center of anything for the US or UK until 2014, when intelligence agencies started getting involved, and the political games began.

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After that, everything spiralled: political upheaval, rising tensions, and violence in the east.

Ordinary people got caught between nationalist groups, foreign influence, and a government that leaned more and more on outside powers instead of fixing its own problems.

Zelensky ended up stuck in the middle of all this. Propped up, pressured, pushed into decisions that served everyone except the people living in Ukraine.

Libya, Iraq, Afghanistan, Ukraine

And now the country is shattered, millions displaced, and the same politicians who fueled the fire act like they had nothing to do with it.

The saddest part? They’re already lining up the next ‘Ukraine.’

You can see the same pattern forming around China and Taiwan, the same speeches, the same posturing, the same obsession with controlling every rising power instead of learning how to coexist.

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At some point, the West needs to grow up and realize that not every country wants to live under someone else’s rules.

Superpowers exist. They’re not going away. And trying to turn every geopolitical rivalry into a battlefield only destroys innocent lives.

Ukraine deserved peace. It deserved leadership that put its people first. Instead, it became a stage for other nations to act out their old grudges and new ambitions.

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  1. Orwell called it a form of tax as well.

    And production of things that usually are for civilian use are usurped by WAR production.

    Persia and Russia will never be conquered by Israel’s rump vassal Under Satan’s Authority.

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  2. Global Quake is as important but Global Riots also important my prediction 4 months ago documented Global riots coming and global Martial Law is coming also..any question any more just come to this blog we post true stories…always …i never seen any abnormal stories i mean AI generated few may be…Only…

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    Global Fuel Protests Erupt: Burning Tires Block Roads In Syria, Rationing Sparks Chaos In Indonesia And Bangladesh, And Protesters Set Vehicles On Fire In Guatemala

    It was only a matter of time before widespread protests began to occur. Global supplies of gasoline and diesel have been getting tighter for months, and now prices are soaring and rationing has started in some parts of the world. Needless to say, a lot of ordinary people are very angry about this. Large protests have suddenly erupted all over the planet this month, and if the fuel crisis of 2026 continues to intensify it is probably inevitable that the protests will get even larger.

    Here in the United States, the average price of diesel reached six dollars a gallon for the very first time last week, and a lot of Americans are grumbling about that.

    But in other parts of the world, people are absolutely livid.

    In Syria, the government has raised the price of diesel by about 40 percent and the price of gasoline by about 25 percent.

    This has sparked a series of wild protests all over the country.

    On Sunday, protesters that are deeply angry about higher fuel prices were publicly burning tires…

    Video filmed by Reuters news agency from the scene of a protest in Aleppo on Sunday shows people burning tires and shouting chants criticizing the governments’ fuel hike decision.

    “All those present here want a reduction in diesel prices. We don’t want higher wages, we want cheaper (fuel),” one Syrian protester, Yasser Salim, told Reuters.

    288 million people live in Indonesia, and it is very heavily dependent on imported oil.

    Not enough foreign oil has been arriving in recent months, and now a crisis point has been reached.

    It is being reported that Indonesia is currently experiencing a trifecta of “fuel shortages, blackouts and rationing”…

    In Indonesia, fuel shortages, blackouts and rationing have fuelled public anger.

    In Makassar, South Sulawesi, residents have reported shortages of cooking gas and gasoline, while taxi drivers protested against fuel rationing based on odd and even vehicle registration numbers.

    Students also demonstrated in Yogyakarta against rising fuel prices.

    I have been warning my readers that shortages and rationing would first start popping up in Asia.

    Now that day has arrived.

    At this point, the nation of Bangladesh is “suffering power shortages that have forced rationing and temporary closures at garment factories”…

    Bangladesh, which imports more than 90% of the petroleum it consumes, is suffering power shortages that have forced rationing and temporary closures at garment factories.

    Some factories switched to diesel as gas supplies tightened, only to be hit by rising diesel prices. Power cuts at one factory in Gazipur were occurring four or five times a day.

    The global fuel crisis has even started to cause unrest in North America.

    This month, mass protests have been occurring all over the nation of Guatemala.

    In some cases, enraged protesters have been actually setting entire vehicles on fire…

    In Guatemala, transport workers, taxi drivers and Indigenous people have all protested against rising fuel prices.

    The U.S. non-profit ACLED (Armed Conflict Location and Event Data) said by Sept. 4, there had been 40 demonstrations across 27 cities. Along with higher fuel prices due to the conflict in the Middle East, the country has been dealing with El Niño-related droughts.

    Tensions rose last week when organized truckers and other groups blocked roads, set vehicles on fire, attacked police with weapons and caused destruction in several parts of the country, mainly in the Guatemalan capital.

    This week, the entire nation of the Philippines has been deeply affected by discontent over rising fuel prices.

    Transport workers conducted a 2 day strike, and thousands of police were deployed to keep order…

    Members of the transport group MANIBELA launched a two-day transport strike which started on Monday to stage a protest over the high prices of petroleum products.

    “The price of petroleum products is already reaching P100. Diesel and gasoline are what we use for our operations,” MANIBELA President Mar Valbuena said in Filipino during the protest.

    Over in Nepal, it is students that are marching in the streets.

    There is a shortage of cooking gas, and they want the government to do something about it…

    In Nepal, the impact has also spilled onto the streets. Students protested in Kathmandu this month over shortages of cooking gas, with demonstrators demanding action as the energy crunch puts additional pressure on households already struggling with higher costs.

    This is starting to become a global phenomenon.

    In fact, we are even starting to see fuel protests occur in Portugal and France…

    In Portugal, drivers have staged slow-moving protests, while demonstrators in Espinho marched to Prime Minister Luís Montenegro’s home. The government has announced support for freight transporters, taxi drivers, firefighters and the social sector.

    In southern France, about 50 fishermen blockaded a major fuel depot at Fos-sur-Mer on Tuesday and briefly clashed with police.

    Mayor Philippe Maurizot said the fishing industry faced a “profound crisis that demands an urgent and strong response from the state.”

    Civil unrest is going to be a major theme during the months ahead.

    At this stage, that should be apparent to everyone.

    But if you think that things are bad now, just wait until food shortages really start to kick in next year.

    We are experiencing a global fertilizer crisis, a global fuel crisis, a Super El Niño and World War 3 all at the same time.

    This is what a “perfect storm” looks like, and we are still only in the early chapters.

    So buckle up and hold on tight, because we are in for a bumpy ride.

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  3. The European Union has a population that is larger than the United States, it has the second largest economy in the entire world, and now it wants Canada. Of course any form of membership in the EU will involve giving up at least some sovereignty to the bureaucrats in Brussels. Is Canada really this stupid? The EU likes to dangle the carrot of economic prosperity to tempt prospective members to agree to entangle themselves in their tyrannical web. Of course once you are locked in, it will be exceedingly difficult to ever get out.

    The EU has always been an expansionist entity from the very beginning.

    There have been several ways of EU expansion, and once the Cold War finally ended the floodgates opened.

    Cyprus, Czechia, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia, and Slovenia all joined the EU in 2004.

    Bulgaria and Romania followed suit in 2007.

    In 2013, it was Croatia’s turn.

    Currently, there are nine other nations that are officially recognized “candidate countries”: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, Turkey, and Ukraine.

    In order to be accepted as full members, they must fully comply with EU membership criteria and they must be unanimously voted in.

    So all nine of those “candidate countries” are working to conform to the tyrannical will of the EU.

    Needless to say, all of the nations discussed above are located in Europe.

    But EU bureaucrats have always had bigger ambitions.

    They dream of transforming their political empire into a “global union”, and now Canada has handed them their first opportunity to expand outside of the borders of Europe on a silver platter.

    Officials from the EU and Canada have been quietly negotiating behind the scenes for quite some time, and now we have learned what they have decided to do.

    During her State of the Union address, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen invited Canada to become “the first associate member of the European Union”…

    European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said Wednesday she wants Canada to join the European Union as an associate member, as the North American nation is embroiled in a trade war with the U.S.

    “I would like to work with you on opening the door for Canada to being the first associate member of the European Union,” von der Leyen told Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, who was in attendance for her annual State of the Union address.

    This is enormous news.

    Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney was present at the State of the Union address, and that was no coincidence.

    There is no way that Canada will become a full member of the EU right now, but during her speech Ursula von der Leyen boldly declared that she wants “to bring the relationship with Canada to the highest level possible”…

    Carney was a guest at von der Leyen’s state of the union address in Strasbourg, France, where she remarked that “in this new world we must urgently reimagine our partnerships and build global coalitions for our resilience and democracies.”

    “In short, we want to bring the relationship with Canada to the highest level possible,” she said.

    The highest level possible would be full membership.

    That will take time, but that is the goal.

    The EU and Canada are scheduled to hold a summit in late October to discuss the details of associate membership.

    A number of potential measures are on the table, including “redirecting pipelines to grant Europe access to Canadian gas” and “granting Canadians the right to live and work in Europe visa-free”…

    According to a Wall Street Journal report at the weekend, among the things European and Canadian officials have discussed: reducing trade barriers; laying underwater cables linking Europe and Canada; redirecting pipelines to grant Europe access to Canadian gas; building new AI and tech infrastructure; and even granting Canadians the right to live and work in Europe visa-free.

    Under these terms, Canada would have a relationship with the EU that is unprecedented for a country outside Europe. The EU’s ambassador to Canada told the Canadian Press last week that the partnership would be unlike anything that currently exists, without giving specifics.

    Wow.

    I never imagined that something like this might happen.

    But it is happening.

    We all knew that Carney is a hardcore globalist, and from the very start of his term he has been looking for ways to turn Canada away from the United States and toward the EU…

    Earlier this month, the prime minister said the era of Canada relying on Washington was “over,” indicating his country was seeking out new trade partners.

    “Our plan, since I came into office, has been development and diversification,” the Canadian prime minister said in a video his office posted on YouTube. “Not denial, waiting to go back to some good old days, and not continued dependence.”

    In the old days, there was no way that Canadians would have gone along with this.

    But public opinion has changed.

    At this stage, approximately 80 percent of Canadians want deeper cooperation with Europe, and nearly half of the population would support full membership in the EU…

    Canadians are largely in favor of strengthening relations with the EU, though support for full membership remains split, according to recent data.

    A survey conducted earlier this month by Canadian polling firm Abacus Data found about 80% of Canadians said Canada should deepen cooperation with the EU on foreign policy, defense and economic priorities — a six-point increase from when the question was last asked in February.

    A further 56% of those surveyed said Canada has more in common with EU countries than with the US, according to the survey. Nearly half (49%) said they would support Canada joining the EU, with support higher among centrist and left-leaning voters.

    Those numbers are chilling

    Meanwhile, relations with the U.S. continue to deteriorate and a trade war has erupted.

    According to Fox News, Ohio could be hit harder by our trade war with Canada than any other state…

    “American manufacturers or American businesses who rely on Canadian inputs are going to start to feel the pain right in the lead up to going to the ballot box,” David Clement, policy director of the free market nonprofit Consumer Choice Center, told Fox News Digital.

    Clement identified Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin as among the states most exposed to negative fallout, based on their current trade with Canada and the goods targeted by the tariffs.

    “Ohio is by far the most vulnerable state in terms of exposure from the Canadian retaliatory tariffs,” Clement said, estimating roughly $2.3 billion in exports to Canada are exposed.

    This is so unfortunate.

    The United States needs Canada, and Canada needs the United States.

    We should be deepening ties with one another, but now Canada intends to get married to the European Union.

    Getting sucked into the EU’s tyrannical web is a horrible mistake, but it appears that there will be no turning back.

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