I am not in favor of Russia vs. NATO or against anyone, but we should not underestimate Russia. Russia is undoubtedly a strong country with a robust military force and resources; hence it can give a tough time to any nation waging war against it. However, the results can be disastrous for the states and the citizens who would suffer.

Saying so over and over does not make it true - just more boring. All evidence, even declarations before congress by their own team and near family point to someone simply trying to take power by force. The US is probably the only place where this guy does not end in prison for a long time.

Even if someone accepts that somehow there was any short of cheating (which is nearly impossible at the scale that would have been needed), the "solution" of assaulting the Capitol is not a solution at all. Attacking physically the chosen representatives of the people is a Coup regardless of any circumstance. In most countries it gets you life in prison, in some a firing squad.

Where it will die.

Elon Musk's Twitter Truth Squad is exposing the FBI's role in suppressing free speech before the 2020 election. But the FBI was practically a bit player in a far greater federal conspiracy to censor any American who cast doubts on the mail-in ballots that made Joe Biden the 46th president.

That conniving doesn't mean the 2020 election was stolen. But the bureaucratic racketeering was a travesty of political fair play.

The FBI pressured Twitter to target an Oct. 26, 2020, tweet from a former Republican official who wrote that "between 2% and 25% of Ballots by Mail are Being Rejected for Errors," journalist Matt Taibbi revealed.

But that tweet was more accurate than the "New Truths" federal overseers imposed. When New York City relied on mail-in ballots for a June 2020 primary, up to 20% of ballots were declared invalid. The Daily News labeled the primary snafus a "dumpster fire."

In Wisconsin, more than 20,000 "primary ballots were thrown out because voters missed at least one line on the form, rendering them invalid," McClatchy reported. In Virginia, officials rejected almost 6% of mail-in ballots for primary elections for arriving late. In Nevada, almost a quarter-million ballots sent to voters were returned as undeliverable.

Such problems were no surprise. A decade ago, a New York Times analysis concluded that "fraud in voting by mail is . . . vastly more prevalent than the in-person voting fraud that has attracted far more attention." Similarly, the 2005 Commission on Federal Election Reform, co-chaired by former President Jimmy Carter, warned, "Absentee ballots remain the largest source of potential voter fraud."

Twitter has been constantly pressured by the FBI.

Yet by Election Day 2020, mail-in ballots had become immaculate. This Orwellian triumph was due in part to "censorship by proxy," as law professor Jonathan Turley put it.

The Cybersecurity Infrastructure Security Agency, created in 2018 as part of the Department of Homeland Security, gave grants to several private entities that formed the Election Integrity Project in mid-2020. That project, working closely with the feds, classified 22 million tweets as misinformation and affected "hundreds of millions of individual Facebook posts, YouTube videos, TikToks and tweets," thanks to what it bragged of as "huge regulatory pressure" from government, per a Foundation for Freedom Online report last month.

Almost two-thirds of Biden's votes came from absentee or mail-in ballots, and he won owing to 43,000 votes in three swing states. Democrats exploited the COVID pandemic to push through electoral changes that opened the floodgates to unverified mail-in ballots.

"The censorship focus was always and consistently foremost targeted at speech casting doubt on mail-in ballots," FFO reported. That targeted effort devastated "the ability of concerned citizens to pressure their state representatives to take legal action on changing voting procedures" to prevent fraud. Some states like Michigan sent absentee ballots to all voters, violating the Constitution's election clause (which specifies that state legislatures make the rules for federal elections).

Rather than the traditional scrutiny for mail-in ballots (and a ballot reject rate up to 20%), many locales defaulted to validating practically any piece of paper with a mark as a bona fide ballot. A month after the election, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton complained in a brief to the Supreme Court about the "unconstitutional relaxation of ballot-integrity protections in [Michigan, Georgia, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania] election laws."

US Civil Rights Commissioner Christian Adams noted that "Democrats succeeded in tossing out state laws related to absentee-ballot verification, deadlines and a whole range of laws all in the name of COVID. By and large, GOP efforts in court failed. It was a courtroom bloodbath that created vulnerabilities across the system."

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The Biden administration passes a $40 Billion dollar aid package for Ukraine. Buried within that spending bill are an additional $50 million dollars appropriated for for the Department of Defense for "Research, Development, Test and Evaluation." Why is the Department of Defense spending $50 Million dollars on research inside of an active war zone? On this episode of the Whistleblowers we take a look at what we know about the existence of bio-labs in Ukraine with journalist & author Patrick Lawrence.

He said that's part of the "broad story about the economy we're building that works for everyone." Peter Schiff has a different take on the economy. He recently appeared on The Megyn Kelly Show to talk about it.

Peter pointed out that if Donald Trump were still president, Biden would be criticizing the state of the economy. And he said he thinks the economy is in "horrible shape."

"I think that's one of the reasons President Biden is so unpopular. Because I think a lot of the people who are struggling in this economy, in part, blame the president. He's not solely responsible, but he certainly hasn't done anything to help. Everything he's done has actually taken a bad situation and made it worse."

Americans are clearly struggling. Peter noted the plunging savings rate and skyrocketing credit card debt.

"Americans have blown through all their stimulus money, and now they're pretty much broke. If you look at credit card debt, it's at an all-time record high. So, Americans are struglling to put food on the table and to pay the electric bill."

"…The world knows much of the story of what happened between riots at the Capitol on January 6th, and the removal of President Donald Trump from Twitter on January 8th…," Taibbi tweeted.

The full thread for Part Three of the "Twitter Files."

He continued, "…We'll show you what hasn't been revealed: the erosion of standards within the company in months before J6, decisions by high-ranking executives to violate their own policies, and more, against the backdrop of ongoing, documented interaction with federal agencies."

This third installment of information capped off two weeks of jaw-dropping evidence of widespread politically-motivated censorship at Twitter. The second drop, which Musk directed readers to on Thursday, revealed shadowy Twitter "Blacklists" that provided powerful evidence of the social media giant's shadowbanning and suppression policies.

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In an article titled "'I fear a full-blown war between the West and Russia', Nato chief warns," The Telegraph writes the following:

"I fear that the war in Ukraine will get out of control, and spread into a major war between Nato and Russia," said Nato secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg, responding to a question about his greatest fears for the winter in an interview.

He told Norwegian broadcaster NRK on Friday that he was confident such a scenario could be avoided but that the threat was there.

"If things go wrong, they can go horribly wrong," he added.

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It may appear as though the Biden regime isn’t trying to provoke Russia into a wider conflict with NATO directly, but looks can be deceiving.

Below the surface, in the back rooms and dark hallways of the deep state, the regime has been plotting all along to drag the U.S. and NATO into a major conflict with Russia, so they can justify feeding hundreds of billions more dollars to the military-industrial complex, which provides kickbacks in the form of campaign donations and other perks.

According to The London Times, after nearly a year of conflict, Joe Biden’s handlers have instructed the Pentagon to inform Ukraine’s corrupt leaders they are free to begin conducting drone strikes inside Russian territory, an act that President Vladimir Putin will no doubt define as a direct threat on the homeland and which will lead to massive retaliation, perhaps even with nuclear weapons since Russian forces aren’t having much luck on the ground against a half-baked Ukrainian army using Western weapons.

“The Pentagon has given a tacit endorsement of Ukraine’s long-range attacks on targets inside Russia after President Putin’s multiple missile strikes against Kyiv’s critical infrastructure,” the report, dated December 9, said.

“Since daily assaults on civilians began in October, the Pentagon has revised its threat assessment of the war in Ukraine. Crucially, this includes new judgments about whether arms shipments to Kyiv might lead to a military confrontation between Russia and Nato,” the report continued. “This represents a significant development in the nine-month war between Ukraine and Russia, with Washington now likelier to supply Kyiv with longer-range weapons.”

Russia began targeting Ukrainian civilian centers and infrastructure very early in the war. Regardless of how corrupt the Ukrainian government may be — after all, we know the Bidens were getting rich there — the country’s civilian population has little to do with it or say about it, and yet, they are suffering the most.

A US defense source justified the decision to The Times:

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You are implying that there is not freedom of expression already or that is somehow inadequately limited. This is pretty much how the narrative of the Trumpublican party is now. Elon has mixed politics and business certainly, declared several times in lines dangerously close to justifying a coup, so this is not me.

Permanently banning Trump from Twitter is based on the conditions of use. Basically calling for an assault on the location of a governing body when they were choosing the next President. A ban from Twitter has rarely been more deserved.

You should not confuse the Christian mythology with reality. Please, go to a qualified person for your treatment if you are also hearing voices.  And NO, your priest is not a qualified person for that.

From what I have learn personally by myself and others.
Suicide is about a desperate attempt to get rid of psychological pain. For example, there have been instances of people who had very good economical, political and social positions but they decided to kill themselves anyways.

While I agree a mismanagement of policies by a government can worsen the life of millions of people, mental illnesses will always exist not matter times are good or not.