Another Putin Disaster
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UPDATED: Wednesday, August 26, 2026 22:07
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Putin was visited by a cancer surgeon dozens of times in 4 years and takes rejuvenating baths in deer antler blood, says Russian investigative news outlet
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/putin-was-visited-by-a-cancer-sur
geon-dozens-of-times-in-4-years-and-takes-rejuvenating-baths-in-deer-antler-blood-says-russian-investigative-news-outlet/ar-AAVMKJE?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=10a434a122644aa49bc3092aa90db958
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Uh huh. Yeah. Sure he did.
Get a life, Ted.
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Me: "Remember Covid?"
Useless Idiots: "What's Covid, durr? Russia, Ukraine, Putin, NATO *drool*. DURRRR!!!!"
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Originally posted by THGRRI:
EU's Antitrust Charge Against Gazprom: Another Putin Disaster
"The trashing of Russia’s most valuable economic asset adds to Putin’s growing list of major policy disasters. By attacking Ukraine, he has alienated the Ukrainian people for generations to come. By saber rattling beyond the borders of Ukraine, he has rejuvenated NATO and given it new purpose. Putin has succeeded in pushing traditional sympathizers in the European community, such as Germany’s foreign minister; they’ve decided that the danger he poses trumps their business interests. Instead of raising Russia’s prestige and national pride, he has turned the country into a pariah state with a tottering economy and declining living standards."
http://www.forbes.com/sites/paulroderickgregory/2015/04/20/eus-antitru
st-charge-against-gazprom-another-putin-disaster/]
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Can Ukrainian Army Continue Its Counter-Offensive?
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Originally posted by THGRRI: Wednesday, May 27, 2015 2:58 PM
Russia moves to silence civil society and its 'undesirable' contacts
"Under a new law, Russian NGOs could face prosecution for communication with 'undesirable' groups based abroad – groups like Transparency International, Human Rights Watch, and Amnesty International."
http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Europe/2015/0527/Russia-moves-to-silenc
e-civil-society-and-its-undesirable-contacts
This is your hero Polish Russian Collaborator Signym. And because of that you are exposed for what you are. A sick pig...
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Can Putin Be Overthrown Or Stopped? Assassinations & Arrests Offer Clues On Who Putin Fears Most
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The worst plan eva.
"This spectacular backfire of literally everything Putin wanted will be studied for centuries."
Finland, Sweden expected to join NATO as soon as summer.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/report-sweden-and-finland-to-join
-nato-over-ukraine-invasion/ar-AAW6cY0
"Finland and Sweden are set to join NATO as early as this summer, extending the organization’s borders alongside Russia by hundreds of miles, U.S. officials told the British newspaper the Times. Finland is expected to submit its application for membership in June, with Sweden to follow."
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POLISH COLLABORATORS: SONS OF DZERZHINSKY
A PUBLIC INTEREST BLOG ABOUT POLISH COLLABORATORS WITH COMMUNISM AND AGENTS OF THE SOVIET-ERA SECRET POLICE
https://polishcollaborators.blogspot.com/
UNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2006
Servant of Stalin
To mark the 25th anniversary of the imposition of communist martial law in Poland, we bring you a secret military police document regarding the recruitment of Wojciech Jaruzelski into the Soviet GRU (GZ IW), as an agent of Stalin, in 1946.
A copy of the original handwritten document accompanies this story, below. A translation follows:
Top secret
INFORMATION
regarding officers selected to work in the 2nd Bureau of the Supreme Commander [i.e., Military Information, Poland's GRU]
1. Lt. Col. Jeruzelski Wojciech, son of Wladyslaw, born in 1923 in Kurow, the County of Pulawy, a son of an estate manager. Before the war, he attended school. After 1939 he and his family escaped to Lithuania, where he worked as a farm laborer. In June 1941 he was evacuated along with his family to the Altai Krai, where he also worked as a laborer. In July 1943 he was mobilized to the Polish Army and has served with the armed forces since. His latest assignment is the chief of a department at the General Staff of the Land Forces.
He is our secret informer [t/inf] with a pseudonym "Wolski" recruited because of his patriotic convictions, while he served with the 5th Infantry Division, on March 23, 1946.
He is characterized as a valuable individual and a member of the [Communist] party.
A good secret collaborator, he is fit to become a rezydent [a plenipotentiary agent of the GRU].
We have no k/m [komprmaterialy] [i.e., no data compromising Jaruzelski].
(This is based upon data provided by the I Dept. of the GZIW [Central Directorate of Military Information -- GRU])....
POSTED BY JMW AT 2:23 PM
FRIDAY, JANUARY 06, 2006
Ten more ambassadors fall after Szlajfer
Just months after Poland's ambassador-designate to Washington resigned in disgrace after being exposed as a Soviet-era secret police collaborator, the new conservative government in Warsaw has launched a systematic purge of the diplomatic service.
The outgoing former communists had named Henryk Szlajfer, an ex-Trotskyist and secret police stukatch, as Poland's ambassador to the United States last spring when FourthWorldWar.com reported on the surviving index of Szlajfer's secret police file.
After protesting his innocence, Szlajfer finally confronted the facts and quit. The controversy ripped the lid off Poland's dirtiest secret: the protection and promotion of thousands of KGB-era collaborators at all levels of government.
President Lech Kasczynsk and Prime Minister Kazimierz Marcinkiewicz, elected in September, haven't wasted any time in implementing a bold plan to rid their country, finally, of the individuals who served the Soviet collaborationist regimes.
The Foreign Ministry announced January 4 that it was sacking 10 ambassadors for being "linked to communist-era special services or to the communist party" of the old regime.
The Polish press reports that the ambassadors to be cashiered are posted in Algeria, Argentina, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Israel, Lithuania, Slovenia, and the United Kingdom.
And there is much more where that came from Polish Russian Collaborators Signym and kiki.
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Ukraine claims Russia lost 17,000 troops during war. 123 Russian aircraft, 127 choppers, 586 tanks, 1,694 armored vehicles, 54 air defense systems destroyed, says Ukrainian army
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A Russian soldier says Putin's troops have been blowing up their own 'as if they were terrorists'
In the call, the man can be heard telling his wife that Russian forces blew up Klimovo in Russia. Town authorities initially placed the blame on Ukraine, a claim that Kyiv has denied.
The National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine characterized the blame as "an attempt to ignite anti-Ukraine hysteria in Russia
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oops-have-been-blowing-up-their-own-as-if-they-were-terrorists/ar-AAWhDJp?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=2ea5d8408d08406a95703be32da6044e
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