News of rob RSSTue, 22 Oct 2024 14:31:20 GMTOct. 12—Slovakia’s Prime Minister Robert Fico, during a press conference on Oct. 8, was asked about reported instability within his three-party governing coalition. He took off the gloves with the press and singled out those funded by George Soros.“From the first day, when the results of the parliamentary elections came in, you went against us like blood-thirsty bastards from morning to night,” Fico said. “Do you read your articles after you’ve written them? I don’t think you do…. It’s pure hate. You’re possessed by the devil.”The RT report on the press conference added a quote from Fico from last June regarding the May 15 assassination attempt that nearly killed him: “I want to ask the anti-government media, especially those co-owned by George Soros’ financial structure, not to go down this path and to respect not only the gravity of the reasons for the attempted murder but also the consequences of this attempt.” Fico, an outspoken opponent of NATO's war against Russia in the Ukraine, was the target of what intelligence sources say was a NATO-directed hit, using Ukrainian assets, the which is still under investigation. The NATO and Soros whores in the media continue to try to portray it as a "lone assassin" ayyempt by a deranged person.

]]>Tue, 22 Oct 2024 14:31:20 GMTToday, Speir is thrilled to unveil the Top 50 Live-Streaming TV Stations on its platform, celebrating the diverse content and the rich variety of languages and cultures they represent. From Beijing to Buenos Aires, Istanbul to Caracas, these stations embody Speir’s global mission: to unite people through the free and open exchange of information.Before revealing the list, it's crucial to acknowledge what lies at the heart of Speir's mission: an unwavering commitment to free speech. Free speech is more than just a principle—it's the foundation of knowledge, the right to express ideas without fear, to challenge falsehoods with facts, and to foster open debate. As Franklin D. Roosevelt stated in his famous Four Freedoms speech in 1941, the freedom of speech belongs to everyone, everywhere.Speir was born out of a desire to fight back against the growing wave of censorship and information control. In a world where governments and corporations often seek to suppress truth and manipulate narratives, Speir stands as a beacon for those who refuse to be silenced. We offer content in English, but through our innovative "We Speak Your Language" technology, this content is accessible in nearly any language—ensuring that people everywhere can access unbiased information in their native tongue.Top 50 Live-Streaming TV Stations by Country on The Speir News and Entertainment PlatformUnited StatesABC Bakersfield CA (KERO)Current Top 50 Position On Speir: #28City: BakersfieldState: CaliforniaCountry: USAPopulation: ~403,455 (49.6% male, 50.4% female)Description: Bakersfield is known for its contributions to country music, especially the “Bakersfield Sound,” made famous by artists like Buck Owens and Merle Haggard. It’s a major hub for agriculture and oil production. California State University, Bakersfield, is a significant educational institution in the city. Bakersfield hosts events like the Kern County Fair and the March Meet drag racing event.Demographics: English-speaking, divers... Read more

]]>Sat, 21 Sep 2024 20:11:39 GMTSept. 19—The ever-nasty whore for NATO, former Secretary of State and failed Democrat Presidential nominee Hillary Clinton answered MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow, when asked in an interview Sept. 16 if she thinks the U.S. government—which last week slapped sanctions on Russia’s RT and anyone who works with it—is taking foreign attempts to spread propaganda “seriously enough:”Clinton responded: “There are Americans who are engaged in this kind of propaganda, and whether they should be civilly, or even in some cases criminally charged, is something that would be a better deterrent. Because the Russians are unlikely, except in a very few cases, to stand trial in the United States…. So, we need to uncover all of the connections. You can vote however you want, but we are not going to let adversaries—whether it is Russia, China, Iran or anybody else—basically try to influence Americans as to how we should vote in picking our leaders.”Clinton specified that when she suggests bringing charges against Americans who “parrot Kremlin propaganda,” she means both “those who are witting and willing, and those who are unwitting,” according to The Wrap’s report on the interview.She then claimed that it is Donald Trump who is the “danger to our country and the world!” 

]]>Thu, 19 Sep 2024 23:34:53 GMTSept. 13—The Cape Canaveral launch facility, in central Florida—the primary rocket-launch facility in the United States—is rapidly approaching the milestone of 1,000 rocket launches, a goal it will likely reach by the end of this year. Combined with military facilities at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California (769 total launches) or the even more secretive facility on Wallops Island, Virginia, the U.S. has launched, according to Space Launch Schedule, almost 2,000 rockets since the space era first dawned in the 1960s.(Sept. 12 marked the 62nd anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's speech at Rice University that committed the United States to place a man on the moon before the end of that decade.)In second place are the Russians, who have launched (including the Soviet era) a total of 1,548 rockets, almost exclusively from the Baikonur Cosmodrome, in the modern Republic of Kazakhstan. Russia also launches specialized missions from any of several military-connected facilities, such as the far north Vostochny Cosmodrome in Siberia, and a few others. China has now launched more than 800 rockets into space from five different domestic locations, including 49 from a floating launch pad at sea.At least a dozen other nations, including Japan, India, Australia, New Zealand, French Guiana (used by the European Space Agency), and Iran now have their own, active launch facilities, which have sent satellites into orbit. In the continent of South America, Argentina, Brazil, and Peru have limited active facilities, which currently launch satellites into orbit. Even the continent of Africa has a couple of space launch sites—in Algeria and Kenya—from which satellites have been launched, and several additional ones which are being courted, because of their advantageous location along the Equator.

]]>Sat, 14 Sep 2024 11:54:37 GMTSept. 13—In an interview with Russian daily Kommersant, covered by RT  strategic analyst Sergey Karaganov (who is described as a former Kremlin advisor) responded to the discussion about Western approval of Kyiv’s use of long-range missiles to attack Russia, with a renewed call for Russia make sure the West knows that Russia is ready to use nuclear weapons. The RT article recalls Karaganov’s public exchange with President Putin at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum last June, where Putin allowed him to lay out his whole proposal to then reject it.RT’s article is headlined “Enemies Must Be Sure Russia Is Ready To Use Nuclear Weapons—Former Kremlin Adviser,” and noted that “his words came amid the continued Ukrainian incursion into Russia’s Kursk Region and Kyiv’s attempts to receive permission for the use of Western long-range missiles to strike deep inside the country.”Karaganov, who is the Honorary Chairman of the Presidium of the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy, argued that current Russian doctrine is “woefully outdated…. We have allowed the situation to deteriorate to a point when our adversaries believe we will not use nuclear weapons under any circumstances. Having nuclear weapons without being able to convince your enemies that you are ready to use them is suicide…. The main goal of a doctrine should be in convincing all current and future enemies that Russia is ready to use nuclear weapons.”The absence of an effective nuclear deterrent policy “would plunge the world into a series of wars that would inevitably turn nuclear and end up with the World War III … within the span of several years.”“It’s high time we stated that any massive strikes against our territory give us a right to respond with a nuclear strike,” insisted Karaganov. RT adds: “He also called on Moscow to clearly define the ‘nuclear escalation’ steps in the next doctrine to leave Russia’s adversaries no room for doubt about whether it is ready to ... Read more

]]>Sat, 14 Sep 2024 11:43:44 GMTSept. 13—Making use of all the fancy language he learned at Harvard and Columbia Law to announce a criminally demented policy, U.S. Secretary of State Tony Blinken acknowledged during a Sept. 11 press conference with British and Ukrainian Foreign Ministers, that there is a risk of escalation stemming from providing the Kyiv regime with the capability of long-range strikes against Russia. But, he argued, that risk is worth taking:He responded to a question from Michael Birnbaum of the Washington Post, saying: “You referenced escalation. Of course that’s one of the factors that we always consider, but it’s certainly not the only factor and it’s not necessarily a dispositive factor.” In other words, the risk of nuclear war is worth taking if it improves the prospects for the “strategic defeat” of Russia.Earlier in the press conference, Blinken said that he and British Foreign Secretary David Lammy would be taking what they learned in their discussions in Kyiv back to their respective leaders, President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who will be meeting in Washington on Sept. 13. “Speaking for the United States, we have adjusted and adapted as needs have changed, as the battlefield has changed. And I have no doubt that we’ll continue to do that as this evolves,” Blinken said, suggesting that the U.S. intends to green-light the use of long-range missiles to attack deep into Russian territory from Ukraine.“The escalator here is Putin. Putin has escalated with the shipment of missiles from Iran. We see a new axis of Russia, Iran and North Korea,” Lammy claimed. He urged China “not to throw in its lot” with what he called “a group of renegades.”British government sources told The Guardian that a decision had already been made to allow Ukraine to use Storm Shadow cruise missiles on targets inside Russia, although it is not expected to be publicly announced when Starmer meets Biden tomorrow. The joint visit to Kyiv by Blinken and Lammy to meet Ukrainian President ... Read more

]]>Sat, 14 Sep 2024 11:35:06 GMTSept. 13—Russian President Vladimir Putin warned Sept. 12, in response to a reporter’s question, that if the U.S. and U.K. decide to authorize Ukrainian strikes on targets inside Russia with Western-supplied long-range weapons, that decision will mean that NATO is at war with Russia. The exchange, as rendered in the Kremlin transcript, was as follows:“Question: Over the past few days, we have been hearing statements at a very high level in the U.K. and the United States that the Kiev regime will be allowed to strike targets deep inside Russia using Western long-range weapons. Apparently, this decision is either about to be made, or has already been made, as far as we can see. This is actually quite extraordinary. Could you comment on what is going on?“President of Russia Vladimir Putin: What we are seeing is an attempt to substitute notions. Because this is not a question of whether the Kiev regime is allowed or not allowed to strike targets on Russian territory. It is already carrying out strikes using unmanned aerial vehicles and other means. But using Western-made long-range precision weapons is a completely different story.“The fact is that—I have mentioned this, and any expert, both in our country and in the West, will confirm this—the Ukrainian army is not capable of using cutting-edge high-precision long-range systems supplied by the West. They cannot do that. These weapons are impossible to employ without intelligence data from satellites which Ukraine does not have. This can only be done using the European Union’s satellites, or U.S. satellites—in general, NATO satellites. This is the first point.“The second point—perhaps the most important, the key point even—is that only NATO military personnel can assign flight missions to these missile systems. Ukrainian servicemen cannot do this.“Therefore, it is not a question of allowing the Ukrainian regime to strike Russia with these weapons or not. It is about deciding whether NATO countries become directly involv... Read more

]]>Sat, 14 Sep 2024 11:21:20 GMTSept. 5—Russian officials continue to send the message that the coming changes in Russia’s nuclear weapons doctrine are being forced by the destructive actions of the collective West against Russia. Russia is reviewing its approaches “against the backdrop of challenges and threats, prompted by countries of the so-called collective West,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters this morning, reported TASS. “This nuclear doctrine update is necessitated by the current agenda and the state of affairs that apparently emerged as a result of the West’s actions.”Among these actions, the spokesman named “rejecting dialogue,” and “pursuing the policy of infringing upon Russia’s interests and security,” as well as inciting the conflict in Ukraine. In Peskov’s words, such actions cannot be left unanswered. “All of this is taken into account in Moscow, all of this is being analyzed and will lay the foundation for proposals [regarding the nuclear doctrine] that will be shaped,” he said. 

]]>Fri, 06 Sep 2024 11:00:18 GMTAug. 23—Chinese Premier Li Qiang spent two days in Moscow as a guest of Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, with a high-level delegation and held discussions with Mishustin and with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Li and Mishustin co-chaired their 29th regular meeting between Chinese and Russian heads of government. The two sides signed more than a dozen agreements, ranging from investment to transport cooperation, and the two countries reaffirmed the primacy of their relationship. Li Qiang was briefed fully on the situation in Ukraine and the Ukrainian incursion in Kursk. A major issue of discussion was overcoming the restrictions being placed on mutual payments because of the U.S. sanctions. It was also an attempt to reaffirm the agreements made by the two countries’ Presidents at their meeting three months ago in China.In comments to the press, Mishustin said Russia-China relations acted as a “powerful stabilizing factor” and contributed to the growth of both economies. Over 95% of bilateral trade is now settled in either the ruble or yuan, with two-way volumes reaching a record high of 20 trillion rubles (1.6 trillion yuan) last year.Li said that “China is ready to work with Russia to follow the strategic guidance of the two heads of state and take the opportunity of the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties to uphold mutual respect, mutual trust, everlasting friendship and mutual benefit.” 

]]>Sat, 24 Aug 2024 01:32:58 GMTAug. 4—An international coalition, led by World Beyond War, RootsAction, and others, launched a campaign on July 15 to force action at the UN to halt the war of genocide in Gaza by Israeli Prime Minister Banjamin "Bibi" Netanyahu's government. They have called for the implementation of UN Resolution 377, titled “Uniting for Peace,” was adopted Nov. 3, 1950, empowering the General Assembly to override the United Nations Security Council under conditions in which the world deems immediate action to be essential, in order to preserve the international peace and world security. The United Nations General Assembly specifies that "Under the resolution 377A(V), ‘Uniting for peace,’ adopted by the General Assembly on 3 November 1950, an ‘emergency special session’ can be convened within 24 hours:“Resolves that if the Security Council, because of lack of unanimity of the permanent members, fails to exercise its primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security in any case where there appears to be a threat to the peace, breach of the peace, or act of aggression, the General Assembly shall consider the matter immediately with a view to making appropriate recommendations to Members for collective measures, including in the case of a breach of the peace or act of aggression the use of armed force when necessary, to maintain or restore international peace and security….”World Beyond War reports in an update published on Aug. 2, that the mobilization to initiate Resolution 377 has already resulted in at least 200,000 emails sent to various governments around the world and is gearing up for a week of action at the UN’s headquarters in New York to begin on August 10. They emphasize that “the General Assembly should NOT escalate the war or deploy armed troops” (emphasis in original). Rather, the UN should convene an emergency session and use “Uniting For Peace” to “impose an arms embargo and targeted... Read more

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