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101-st Airborne Threatens Armageddon, by Declan Hayes

Posted on October 31, 2022 | 5 comments

Russia took out some of Napoleon’s and Hitler’s finest military units and should it enter Russia the U.S.’s 101st Airborne will meet the same fate. From Declan Hayes at strategic-culture.org:

Joe Biden has his Screaming Eagles troupe throwing shapes from across the Romanian border to protect Hunter Biden’s bio labs. It too will not end well. For America.

Though Biden’s deployment of 4,500 stormtroopers, over a quarter of the total strength of the 101st Airborne Division, onto Russia’s doorstep is a statement of intent that will elicit the appropriate answer, America’s organized crime families best be careful with what they wish for, as their Screaming Eagles will not be the first set of marauding gangsters to come unstuck in Russia. Napoleon’s Imperial Guard and Hitler’s 1st SS Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler, 2nd SS Das Reich, 12th SS Hitlerjugend and 5th SS Wiking, the pride of their respective armies, all got mauled there long before Hunter Biden ever saw a crack cocaine pipe.

Biden would reply that the 101st Airborne, the Screaming Eagles as these clowns like to call themselves, are the best of the best, the crème de la crème, the tip of the spear. But so too were the Hitler Youth reinforcements Guy Sayer’s The Forgotten Soldier recounts. Crème de la crème those brave Bavarians, who could withstand a sucker punch on the jaw. Which was not very useful as they were crushed to death by T34 tanks on their first day of combat.

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Biden’s State Department Backed Into a Corner, Forced to Turn on Hunter, by Elizabeth Stauffer

Posted on March 20, 2022 | Leave a comment

We all know about Hunter Biden’s shady dealings in Ukraine and China. Add Romania to the list. From Elizabeth Stauffer at westernjournal.com:

It’s very possible that Kenneth Vogel, a reporter with The New York Times, may actually be practicing journalism.

Last year, Vogel filed several Freedom of Information Act requests with the State Department. Among the information he was seeking were copies of all correspondence that “mentioned” Hunter Biden, among officials at the U.S. embassy in Romania, between August 2015 and December 2019, according to Business Insider.

Upon learning that the agency wouldn’t start producing these records until April 2023, Vogel filed a FOIA lawsuit in January. A hearing in the case was scheduled for March 17.

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New York Times Sues To Get Hunter Biden Information, by Jonathan Turley

Posted on February 2, 2022 | Leave a comment

It looks like yet another country may have been bribing the Bidens—Romania. From Jonathan Turley at jonathanturley.org:

We have repeatedly discussed the virtual news blackout on the influence peddling by the Biden family, particularly Hunter Biden. Despite overwhelming evidence of millions given by foreign companies and officials, the media has preferred to cover literal scoops over a story of breathtaking levels of self-dealing and corruption by the Bidens. Now, however, the New York Times has sued to force the Biden Administration to turn over information on Hunter Biden’s Romanian dealings. The lawsuit comes after another report that, in 2019, the FBI subpoenaed JP Morgan for records on Hunter Biden’s Chinese dealings.

In a new lawsuit on Monday, the Times sued the State Department to obtain emails from Romanian embassy officials sent between 2015 and 2019 mentioning a number of international business figures, including the president’s son and his former business associate Tony Bobulinski.

While the request was sent in December 2021, the Biden Administration told the Times that the soonest that it could possibly turn over the information is April 15, 2023. That is after the mid-term elections.

This story could be a bit awkward for the White House staff. When the New York Times’ Ken Vogel wrote about Hunter Biden’s dealings as a potential “significant liability,” Biden officials viciously attacked him while others suggested that he was a pawn of Russian or Trump disinformation. Of course, the allegations proved to be true and the infamous laptop is now considered authentic.

One of the most outspoken aides denying the entire story was Kate Bedingfield, who is now the director of White House Communications. She denounced the story as an “egregious act of journalistic malpractice.”

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The Irresponsibility of Small Nations, by Paul Craig Roberts

Posted on August 24, 2019 | Leave a comment

Two small nations’ governments have been bought off so they will allow US missiles on their territory that can strike Russia. Of course those two nations would be the first target of Russian retaliation. From Paul Craig Roberts at paulcraigroberts.com:

After falsely accusing Russia of violating the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF), Washington unilaterally repudiated the treaty. Thus did the US military/security complex rid itself of the landmark agreement achieved by Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev that defused the Cold War.

The INF Treaty was perhaps the most important of all of the arms control agreements achieved by American 20th century presidents and now abandoned in the 21st century by US neoconservative governments. The treaty removed the threat of Russian missiles against Europe and the threat of European-based US missiles to Russia. The importance of the treaty is due to its reduction of the chance of accidental nuclear war. Warning systems have a history of false alarms. The problem of US missiles on Russia’s border is that they leave no time for reflection or contact with Washington when Moscow receives a false alarm. Considering the extreme irresponsibility of US governments since the Clinton regime in elevating tensions with Russia, missiles on Russia’s border leaves Russia’s leadership with little choice but to push the button when an alarm sounds.

That Washington intends to put missiles on Russia’s border and pulled out of the INF Treaty for this sole purpose is now obvious. Only two weeks after Washington pulled out of the treaty, Washington tested a missile whose research and development, not merely deployment, were banned under the treaty. If you think Washington designed and produced a new missile in two weeks you are not intelligent enough to be reading this column. While Washington was accusing Russia, it was Washington who was violating the treaty. Perhaps this additional act of betrayal will teach the Russian leadership that it is stupid and self-destructive to trust Washington about anything. Every country must know by now that agreements with Washington are meaningless.

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