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Strategic Culture Foundation
22 сент., 15:10
📶 With the Lockerbie case against Abu Agila Mas'ud scheduled for mid-January in Washington, the prosecution rests on little more than translated Libyan interviews—confessions allegedly extracted through torture.One witness certain never to be called by either side is Susan McNarey, a former MI6 asset at the heart of the story: stationed in Beirut in the mid-eighties, she discovered the DEA was running a drug operation helping Hezbollah move narcotics into America via "controlled flights"—part of a Reagan-era plan to keep Western hostages alive.She claims she attended a 1987 meeting in south London where the plot to bring down Pan Am 103 was hatched, can name the two CIA officers who were its architects, and is prepared to swear on oath in a US court—yet her claims are not even being verified. After three attempts on her life, she fled to Jordan,
Strategic Culture Foundation
22 сент., 12:51
🔊 The Habilian report shows attacks in Iran halved (52 to 26) and victims fell 43%—yet Iran faces its most intense external military pressure in decades, because the decline reflects not less violence but a shift in form: clandestine means giving way to open war, with the Twelve-Day War of June 2025, targeted assassinations, and US-Israeli strikes replacing proxy violence.Of 26 attacks, 22 occurred in Sīstān and Balūchestān, with Jaysh al-ʿAdl responsible for 14; Israel and the US were removed from the statistical list of perpetrators not because pressure ceased, but because it became open warfare—from Rising Lion against nuclear sites to US strikes at Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan.Habilian frames this within Western double standards: some 23,000 Iranians have died in terrorism over nearly half a century, yet the MEK—designated terrorist by the US in
Strategic Culture Foundation
21 сент., 20:00
🇺🇸 Trump's Geopolitical Masterclass: Hatred, Diesel, and the Art of the Vague PromiseTrump gives a masterclass in geopolitical analysis:I ended eight wars. The Russia-Ukraine one is toughest. They hate each other so much. Hatred is very interesting. War is very interesting. But too bad—it's driving up diesel prices. It's all gonna end very soon. You're gonna have a country that...Presidential. Visionary. Definitely not a rambling word salad.@strategic_cultureStrategic Culture Foundation
21 сент., 19:48
⚔️ Today, as before WWI, the idea of a multipolar world assumes states would resolve differences through discussion rather than war—just as Norman Angell's 1910 bestseller argued economic interdependence made war "impossible," until the Great War proved him wrong.The threat remains, heightened by the West's refusal to hear what civilisational sovereign states are saying—an inability to listen with empathy at the root of catastrophic misreadings of Iran and Russia.Alasdair MacIntyre argued that the Enlightenment cut Western man off from tradition yet failed to produce a binding morality based on Reason alone, leaving "moral chaos and fragmentation" deliberately fostered to weaken national cohesion and civilisational sovereignty. Stripped of context, moral judgments become mere expressions of preference—emotivism—and debate becomes a theatre of narratives where actors become incapable
Strategic Culture Foundation
21 сент., 14:18изменён
🇵🇰🇹🇷🇸🇦 This was supposed to be the calm before the storm—but panic returned as imperial stakeholders faced zero Saudi oil exports and Riyadh airport burning. Hitting Iran again now is beyond dangerous: Tehran is bound to become the Persian Gulf's oil hegemon.Pakistan and Türkiye are freaking out, while Ansarallah's Al-Bukhaiti warns: "if Turkey or Pakistan get involved, we will strike them with an iron fist." All buffers are gone—US reserves, the Saudi East-West pipeline, China's oil import cuts—leaving only UAE's Fujairah, which vanishes if the US attacks the Axis of Resistance. Saudi Arabia cannot export oil, so MbS has one way out: surrender, accept Yemen's terms, and expect a bill including the 3 southern provinces stolen by the Brits in 1934.The Ansarallah campaign, planned for up to 7 years, mirrors Afghanistan—many of Arabia's ~100 tribes will fold into an
Strategic Culture Foundation
21 сент., 10:27
🗣 Was the strike on a train at the Polish border a message? Gilbert Doctorow weighs in.On Judging Freedom, Gilbert Doctorow told Judge Napolitano the Russian drone strike at Yahodyn station—moments after Boris Johnson’s train passed and while David Petraeus was nearby—was a deliberate message:⏺ They could have killed them but didn’t. The Kremlin is conservative; it wants to beat the enemy, not assassinate foes.⏺ The message was received. It was covered in Le Soir as a demonstration of Russia closing the border.⏺ The signal: Russia can reach anyone, anywhere, if it chooses.🌐 Source: Judge Napolitano – Judging Freedom#Russia #UkraineStrategic Culture Foundation
21 сент., 09:46изменён
⚠️ “The official version doesn’t hold up”: Pepe Escobar on what we know about 9/11, 25 years laterOn Judge Napolitano’s Judging Freedom, geopolitical analyst Pepe Escobar @rocknrollgeopolitics broke down key inconsistencies in the official version of September 11:⏺ Ehud Barak—not Tony Blair—first named Osama bin Laden as scapegoat on BBC World just over an hour after the first tower fell.⏺ Bin Laden was the perfect patsy: he began as a US ally in the Afghan jihad against the Soviets.⏺ Building 7 was controlled demolition, proven by physicists, not NIST.⏺ 9/11 was a mix of outside and internal layers to plant materials for controlled demolitions in the WTC—not only 7, but the other two towers.Strategic Culture Foundation
20 сент., 17:34
🇺🇸 A Cato Institute survey revealed that 37% of Americans now hold a more favorable view of socialism than capitalism, with 21% favorable toward communism—rising to 38% among those under 30, where more are favorable (38%) than unfavorable (36%).The more Trump rails against communism, the more people view it favorably simply because they oppose him—his approval has sunk to 33%, the lowest across two terms.As a detestable, unpopular president who betrays his own base, he generates opposition to everything he says and does, becoming not only the principal agent of destabilization at the top but also the greatest propagandist of rebellion from below.Meanwhile, spontaneous, disorganized protests increasingly recur—evidence of radicalization not tied to the Democratic Party. The George Floyd explosion was contained only because NGOs linked to the
Strategic Culture Foundation
20 сент., 16:39изменён
👱😝 Brussels is doubling down again: Ursula von der Leyen has issued a major funding promise to Kiev—specifically for drones and missiles—because cheap drone strikes are the only remaining picture of success for Ukraine in 2026: production is cheap, fast, and doesn't require much space, and hitting Russian civilian infrastructure produces visible results. But the escalation has come at a cost: after Kiev began striking targets inside Russia, the Kremlin responded by demolishing Ukraine's logistics—wrecking the Novo Poshta network, blowing up at least 250 gas stations, and systematically destroying locomotives.As both sides acknowledge, Kiev lacks any real air defense, and Russian strikes hit drone production and storage facilities with near impunity.The continuous strikes by low-cost drones and missiles are the only
Strategic Culture Foundation
19 сент., 19:15
🇨🇳 What does Panyu Academy teach us about Chinese socialism?A new article by Lucas Leiroz @lucasleiroz explores how China’s socialist path is not a break from its past, but a continuation of its civilizational heritage.☁️ Read more by Lucas Leiroz🌐 More on world politics 🚀 Subscribe 🌐 Join us on VK
Strategic Culture Foundation
19 сент., 18:34
🇷🇸 Western policymakers have legions of well-paid "experts," yet display an almost total incapacity to comprehend foreign mentalities—producing endless policy failures.The commotion over General Ratko Mladić's funeral is a textbook case: sentenced to life by the Hague Tribunal for genocide, Mladić is admired by most Serbs as a hero and defender of their nation, and his Belgrade send-off was an apotheosis—masses of mourners defying EU and NATO threats. Asking Serbs to renounce Mladić is like asking the French to renounce Joan of Arc because the British detested her.French analyst Frédéric Saillot lays bare the moral bankruptcy of Western selective indignation: the Tribunal makes no attempt at objectivity, given the virtual absence of convictions for crimes against Serbs, and the "genocide" verdict is seen as purely political—aimed at dismantling
Strategic Culture Foundation
19 сент., 17:55
🏮 In Inner Mongolia, less than 200 km from Beijing, lies Ulanqab—a prefecture most couldn't find on a map, yet it consumes close to 1% of China's national electricity.In February 2022, Beijing launched the dongshu xisuan plan—"data in the East, computing in the West"—designating eight national computing hubs, nine months before ChatGPT's public launch.China treats computing like railroads: infrastructure of national importance requiring planned geography, while the West let data centers cluster wherever markets pushed them. Ulanqab's advantage is energy: industrial rates among the world's lowest, with power transmitted directly from wind farms to data centers. It is a facility for transforming energy into thought—a "computational Heartland," since frontier data centers need no port, only cheap energy, land, cold, and proximity.Meanwhile, Chinese open-source models now account for
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19 сент., 15:19
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19 сент., 15:19
🔎 Iuliia Mendel, Zelensky's former press secretary, was banned from addressing the European Parliament—because she was scheduled to expose rampant corruption in his regime and how the NATO-backed war is a money-making racket. She calls Zelensky and his regime the "biggest obstacles to peace," saying corruption depends on the war continuing—which is why Kiev vetoes diplomacy, sanctioning or shipping critics to the front line, where draft dodgers must bribe up to $20,000 to escape. After her revelations, Mendel was put on the Mirotvorets "kill list" and sanctioned by the regime, while Western media stayed silent.If free speech challenges the official narrative, then it is banned.Two other sources corroborate her view: Professor Ivan Katchanovski's research revealed the Maidan sniper massacre was a false-flag operation by NeoNazi elements and their
Strategic Culture Foundation
19 сент., 10:54
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Strategic Culture Foundation
18 сент., 19:15
🎸 Roger Waters put it bluntly: Macklemore stood up for the right thing, while Ed Sheeran is just a commercial "prick."The scandal erupted after billionaire stadium owner Robert Kraft—a major Zionist donor and Epstein class member—demanded Sheeran drop Macklemore from his US tour for telling a crowd "Free Palestine" and condemning Israel's genocide, including in his song Hind's Hall about five-year-old Hind Rajab, cut to pieces by Israeli bullets.Other acts quit in solidarity; Sheeran claims it wasn't his decision. The episode exposes the West's free-speech hypocrisy: Trump can approve 40,000 bombs for Israel without mainstream criticism, while Germany's Merz approves €800 million in weapons as police arrest those speaking out against the killing of Palestinian children.When a genocide is so well known and documented as in the case of Israel's
Strategic Culture Foundation
18 сент., 18:23изменён
🇺🇸 Trump has approved a $2.8bn arms deal with Israel—40,000 bombs, the largest sale of its kind—as he prepares for a third round of the Iran War, planning a massive bombing campaign right after the midterms.Tucker Carlson put the scale in perspective: the largest US air raid of WWII dropped 3,000 tons of bombs; this shipment is 40,000 tons. As Carlson noted, a Mark 84 has a half-mile destruction radius, and within 100 feet "rock melts and human flesh turns to vapour."The attack is no longer a secret, so Tehran is likely planning its own strike on Israel and US forces before the midterms to maximize damage to Trump at the polls—possibly costing him both houses and triggering impeachment.Meanwhile, Gulf elites, watching Saudi oil revenue collapse, may now be hoping for a US defeat to usher in a new regional order.Within 100 feet of the explosion,
Strategic Culture Foundation
18 сент., 07:02
🇵🇱 Poland's Foreign Minister Sikorski claimed in Kiev that European NATO air forces would "quickly defeat" Russia, citing 2,500 NATO warplanes against Russia's 300 fighters.Analyst Stanislav Krapivnik shreds these claims: NATO's advantage is roughly two-fold, not eight-fold, and Sikorski ignores Russia's combat experience and far superior air defenses (S-300, -400, -500) versus the Patriot that failed to defend Ukraine.Worse, Russia's nuclear doctrine means a conventional war threatening its existence would invoke its nuclear arsenal—the end of Europe. The real reason for such belligerence: the proxy war has failed and "they are running out of Ukrainians," so elites from von der Leyen to Macron and Rutte must sell war to ordinary Europeans as inevitable and easily won.The European elites do not care about Ukrainians or their own people… they are
Strategic Culture Foundation
17 сент., 17:02
🇺🇸 Trump promised that if Republicans keep Congress in November, every adult American gets a $5,000 "Trump dividend"—a direct cash transfer whose only condition is the election outcome, which even his own party's right wing called "a socialist scheme to buy votes."The math doesn't work: 270 million adults × $5,000 = $1.35 trillion, more than Switzerland's GDP and about three-quarters of the annual federal deficit, while US debt has passed $40 trillion and nears its legal ceiling. The only indicated source—tariff revenue—came to about $195 billion in 2025, and Trump had already promised those same tariffs "to reduce the debt." Congress must approve it, and Republicans themselves are resisting; a promised $2,000 tariff dividend in 2025 never materialized.The 'American socialist dream' is not redistribution: it is a simulation of it. A fiscal state
Strategic Culture Foundation
17 сент., 15:01
🚨 New Interior Ministry data shows non-German suspects accounted for 47% of violent offenses in Bavaria in 2025 — despite making up just 15.5% of the population.The numbers, released after a request from AfD state MP Martin Böhm:— Out of 20,367 violent crime suspects, about 47% held no German citizenship. — Syrians topped the list (1,284), followed by Turks (799), Ukrainians (797), Afghans (784), Romanians (687). — Adjusted for population, Ukrainians had the highest suspect burden (555 per 100,000) — over five times the German figure of 106. Turks followed at 445, Romanians at 435.On the most serious crimes:• Murder and manslaughter: 411 suspects, 177 non-German (43.1%). Ukrainian TVBZ — 499, Turkish — 478, German — 87. • Rape and sexual assault: 1,288 suspects, 551 foreign (42.8%).One caveat: for German suspects, the ministry doesn't disclose migrant background.The numbers
