Lt. Gen. Apti Alaudinov

I came across this very interesting video by chance. It is fascinating because it doesn’t say anything significant that I don’t already know. And, unless it has been purposely created for me alone as a psyop, the fact I seem to be on the same wavelength is significant, because of what it doesn’t say. Because I doubt this video wasn’t made with the co-operation of Russian Central intelligence, so it was produced for a purpose. To reveal some “truths” that are to the Russian Federation’s advantage, but to hide or distract from others. And, what it misses out, is therefore much more likely to be the key to strategic success.

So why was it made? From the comments the part that created most online comments was the statement that Mossad were behind Epstein Island and used it to blackmail the polical scumite in the west.

The only comment I saw that appeared to address the overall “interview” was this:

As a Russian, I can tell you guys – this Chechen guy is a Tik-Tok commander. Don’t bother watching this shit.

That comment smells like another intelligence agency trying to attack the speaker. Which in turn suggest he was saying something worth attacking. My best guess is that they imagine the video will demoralise the Ukrainian troops and so are trying to undermine the credibility of the speaker (if you have facts argue facts, if you have argument, argue, if you have neither facts nor argument … attack the credibility of your opponents.)

As such, it appears that this video, along with others I have seen, are part of a co-ordinated campaign of demoralisation of Ukrainian troops. Which indicates that is the focus of Russian Federation propaganda. Which in turn, indicates that Russian Federation intelligence believes Ukrainian morale can be undermined, and also that western propaganda is no longer being believed.

Thus simply repeating the truth … is now a weapon of war. Which indicates that the video contains “the truth” … or at least nothing that can be disbelieved. Which is why I find it so fascinating, because it both reveals the inner thinking of the Russian Federation at the highest level and seems to confirm that I’m “of a like mind”. But also, and I repeat because it is so important, it is what they miss out that is most fascinating.

However, I know that most western “intelligence” would outright disagree with the video. So, they wouldn’t have a clue about what was not being said.

Of course, the main “payload” is a description of the Russian strategy involving a main thrust from Pokrovsk. This is either a deception, or rubbing salt in old wounds … or another strategy or tactic or reaction that I do not understand. But whatever it is, this is not a haphazard interview or a commander being allowed to say whatever he wants.

Someone has put a lot of work into this interview, and I do not understand why.

… and now I find the video is over a gigabyte … which is beyond the size of wordpress uploads. However, I’m sure anyone who really wants to see it can find it.

Addendum

After thinking about it, I’ve realised the real target for this video is the people in western “intelligence” whose job it is to watch these videos. Which suggests that western “intelligence” is on the verge of breaking apart and giving up.

Add addend um

On reflection the last addendum was mistaken. However under the censorship rules that now prevent discussion in the west, I cannot say what my conclusion is.

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Insanity feedback loops … what are the symptoms?

Having predicted the near certain end of the world due to “insanity feedback loops”, I know I’m trying to convince myself I’m wrong. Perhaps people are more capable of spotting idiocy than I thought … but the history of climate madness, Covid, Ukraine, Palestine, demonstrates that many people are totally soaked in delusion and struggle to fight it.

And, of course, the reality is that I am very likely to get caught up in the insanity loop. And because of recent increases in censorship, I am much less likely to come across the sceptical information that will cause me to challenge my views. So, despite knowing it is coming, I predict I will be swept along further down the septic whirlpool of insanity before I have a chance to “wake up”.

The key characteristics would appear to be:

  • A cycle of repeated deluging via all media … indicative of government or large corpse propaganda campaign, which increasing claims or requirements … which would be indicative of those in the psyops campaign believing their own lies.
  • A change in fundamental moral values. Such as the end of jury trial, the introduction of euthanasia or the use of terrorism legislation against ordinary people and police state methods.

There is no doubt that we are seeing a slip of moral values. Indeed the total wiping out of the right to life. The clapping on of genocide.

As such, it would seem the likely “insanity feedback loop” is already in operation, and it would be possible to work out what form that insanity will take, from the supposed “imperatives” that are driving the appalling changes in moral values that we are currently seeing.

The clearest link is between those evil people supporting the Israeli genocide and the change in moral values that has created and in Britain that means Starmer. And, given the similarity to the actions of the German National Socialists and my own gut reaction comparing Starmer to Hitler, I can already see the insanity loop that has already captured those supporting genocide. But, there is also a lot of people who reject that insanity. So, whilst it might have captured many of the scumite (elite doesn’t fit the current bunch), I do not see that yet as being the end of civilisation causing insanity loop that I predict.

The other insanity I see, is the bizarre behaviour of the EU. They might be a large power in terms of western assessed GDP, but in terms of ability to fight a long term war they are pigmies (and apology to pygmies for the closeness of the terms). Yet these EU leaders appear intend on going to war with Russia.

Even if I were an absolute dictator with total control over the EU, and the ability to do all that is required to take on Russia … it would take me so long I would likely be dead. And, that is assuming everything went well. Realistically, there is no way on earth to introduce the kinds of changes needed, even to win the propaganda war against Russia, let alone to get to a stage of creating an army that has the potential to win. Because any armament by the EU is easily matched by Russia. So, there is not a hope in hell of winning the arms race without a total change in culture.

So, the only option for the EU is to trigger a nuclear war, and because they don’t have nukes (except France … and even theirs like the UK’s might be controlled and operated by the US). So, the only way to trigger a nuclear war is to create a “false flag event” and bring the US in. Which is just the tactics of the Israelis, so arguably given their clapping on of the genocide, it is conceivable that the EU will use the Zionist repeated tactics of creating a false flag “attack” to drag the west to war.

But, that seems to imply Israeli involvement in the end of the world nuclear exchange. Which arguably, won’t involve them directly. But, it is hard to imagine how they benefit, unless Russia is supplying those working to restore Palestine to its original Palestinian inhabitants, and Israel sees WWIII as a way of winning its own wars against the Palestinian people – the most direct descendents of the Biblical “people of God”.

Sense Check

I have just realised something. All the examples of insanity feedback looks in history (Stalin, Mao, Hitler, Pol Pot, etc.) have occurred in single countries under one government.

These governments were able to create a propaganda machine which amplified the views of the government and then using lies and distortions caused those views of the government to gradually modify until they verge on the insane … and at the same time moral values are altered to allow mass murder.

My assumption had been that modern global media, was now so all prevailing that it would have the same effect on a global population as the news media & radio propaganda in the period of the mass killings and genocides, did to a local population.

But, is that assumption valid?

Covid seems to be the proof that it is, at least to some extent. It was an amplification of insanity and the repression of scepticism. And, we did see the altering of moral values with the end of human rights and mass euthanasia.

That was before the introduction of AI powered censoring and filtering, AI powered individual ad-nudge-programming and AI powered “social influencing” by engaging in chat media to make AI marketing look like real humans.

All of those combined will create a change making modern propaganda … and order of magnitude more effective and basically it amounts to brainwashing, the like of which has never been seen before in human history.

So, yes, I do feel the assumption is valid. And, my guess, is that within a couple of years AI will be used to such a degree that we are in a state when the end of world insanity feedback is inevitable.

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Prediction: the modern world will destroy itself in a “doom loop”

Summary

The world is coming to an end … an end I cannot predict, but that it will end in something utterly evil and mad, is now a certainty. And, there is no way to stop it.

That is my analysis. I do not enjoy making it. I hate the conclusion, but everything now seems to be in place for this doom loop to occur. Continue reading

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A plan to save Britain

Over the next few decades there will come a crunch as more and more countries opt to drop the dollar and with it the western financial system, and with that the last major “industry” contributing to the UK will disappear. And, having destroyed almost every other industry, the UK will become a basket case economy.

So, we need a plan.

The first stage of the plan is to drop the dollar and to openly embrace the new financial systems that are beginning to develop and work with others to make that happen. In other words, to do a 180 degree turn around from the US approach of trade barriers and wars of regime change against anyone involved in the inevitable replacement of the dollar and instead to work to achieve that … to become the centre of that new world.

The second stage of the plan, is to start really competing with those outside the dollar controlled markets. In other words, to MASSIVELY drop profits. Not down to the “only a new luxury yacht every second year” for the bankers, but instead … NO LUXURY YACHT AT ALL.

To bring in the concept of “providing a service” to the financial sector and instead of dictating charges, to work as hard as possible to bring down the prices to the bare minimum. And that isn’t a choice … that is coming whether they want it or not. The only choice is whether the UK is part of that new financial system.

The result: to see the value of our financial sector plummet. Which doesn’t sound like a great way to save Britain, but it is better than the almost certain alternative: the complete wipe out of the British banks and financial sector as Brics like entities take all the trade.

The third stage is to devalue the hell out of the pound till the current debts are worthless. No one should have lent any country so much and those who did so were just greedy. I don’t see any reason future generations should be paying the debt … devalue now and let our generation suffer the pain that debt has created.

The fourth stage doesn’t require any government intervention, because once the pound devalues, so does any insanity like Nut Zero. And, as the pound devalues, so does the attractiveness of the UK for manufacturing which will see a long term resurgence.

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Two days to learn to play the fiddle?

I never learnt the violin as a child, the torture of a sibling’s attempt was enough to put me off it. I did learn a woodwind instrument and even did an “exam” to grade 3, but I couldn’t see the point in exams for music. Instead I eventually learnt the guitar just to be able to sing along … so I only ever learnt to strum chords to my favourite songs.

Fast forward, … my children learnt the fiddle. And so they needed fiddles, so I bought a few fiddles in the hope one might be nice enough to keep.

At that time I did give it a go, but I think I only tried to learn one tune, but my wife objected to me playing it in the house.

Last Christmas I got a Ukulele so I could imagine a new song, and so I had to learn it.

Then I was given a mandolin, which is not too different from the guitar and Ukulele, but with four strings tuned the same way as a violin.

Then I wondered … having nearly learnt how to play a mandolin, could I have any success on the fiddle? As it happens the wife was away … so as all men do when the wife is away …

Out came the fiddle, with about an 1/8″ of dust.

Two days later I was playing Auld Lang Seyne.

It would take me a couple of goes before I got my ear into the tune. I would frequently miss a note, but to misquote Mr Wise: “It had all the right notes in all the right places, but not on every attempt”.

Comment

Two days to learn the fiddle sounds impressive. But, since I have never shown any particular musical ability, I assume I am average. Yet, how did I  manage it?

  1. I learnt how to read music … so reading music wasn’t a barrier
  2. I learnt the Mandolin fingering … indeed, I learnt the fingering one way (one finger per semi-tone) with the forefinger used on the first two. Then I had a quick go on the fiddle and realised the fiddle would be easier if I used a different fingering (one finger per note of the scale). So for a couple of weeks I relearnt how to play the Mandolin.
  3. I learnt the music … so I already knew what I was attempting to play using the same fingering.
  4. I employed a tuning device

Yes it was a struggle for the first four hours. I was never hitting the right note and the tuning device wasn’t much help, presumably because my bowing was so poor that there really wasn’t a single note for the device to say what it was.

Then rather than try to follow the music, I began to learn parts of the tune. I would play three or four notes attempting to get the tuning as accurate as I could. And I kept going at the same song for perhaps an hour at a go.

Eventually I started to get an idea of

  1. roughly where the finger needed to go
  2. an idea of the note I wanted
  3. an idea how to change the fingering to get the note
  4. better bowing technique so the tuner was giving better feedback

And, at times it started to sound good …. although there were as many times when it sounded like a cat in pain screeching in an echoey tunnel.

The Let Down

Now I face the problems:

  1. Any progress from now will be a lot slower
  2. trying to get my wife out of the house
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Interview with Sergey Lavrov, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, to questions from the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera

[Before reading, I thought I would comment on this article, which is not my area of expertise, so if anyone reads this please forgive my naivety. However I may as well give it a go. I will highlight my own comments in brackets.]

Responses by Sergey Lavrov, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, to questions from the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera, which the newspaper refused to publish in full without cuts or censorship, Moscow, November 13, 2025

Question: It has been reported that Vladimir Putin’s next meeting with Donald Trump in Budapest did not happen because even the US Administration realised that you are not ready for talks on Ukraine. What went wrong after the Anchorage summit that inspired hope for the launch of a genuine peace process? Why does Russia remain adherent to the demands that Vladimir Putin put forward in June 2024 and on what issues сould you make a compromise? Continue reading

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Epstein and the climate Mafia

There’s some interesting posts appearing suggesting that Epstein was:

OFFERING GIRLS TO ALMOST ALL THE ELITE PARTICIPANTS IN 2014 “CLIMATE SUMMIT”!

However the alleged “evidence” of this is a highly suspect email which appears to very odd and potentially is either strangely edited or contains tracking information. In other words features that a casual user might ignore, but which could be used to track who is passing images to who.

That would be a classic probe to work out how the information networks function ahead of yet another attack.

Maybe the mafia are trying to get libellous statements to be published with the aim of silencing the “key” people in the network of those who got it right on the climate.

Alternatively the email might be true, and Epstein was broadening the blackmail honeypot to the powerful and extremely rich associated with the climate scam.

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The Nature of War

The post read:

In the Huliaipole sector, the Armed Forces of Ukraine are facing an impending catastrophe, according to Armed Forces military correspondent Bogdan Miroshnikov:

“Spokespeople are saying one thing, but the commander-in-chief only acknowledges three lost settlements (in reality there are more),” he reports.

After Huliaipole, it will be Orikhiv. And then, apart from Kamiševacha and Stepnohors’k, practically nothing will stop the enemy from approaching the southern outskirts of Zaporizhzhia. This will also affect the village of Pokrovske. If the enemy takes it, they will be able to reach Volnyansk. And this will represent operational-tactical successes for the enemy and a real catastrophe,” Miroshnikov believes

To understand it, I first have to find Huliaipole and then Orikhiv. It turns out that Huliaipole is a settlement about 5-10km from the “front line” and likewise Orikhiv, to the east of the once massive Zaporizhzhia “lake” the dam of which was blown up by the Ukrainians (properly known as Kakhovka Reservoir on the Dnieper river).

Whilst the comment sounds as if something dramatic is happening, from my viewpoint all I’ve noticed is a small creeping forward of the Russian held territory especially up the once eastern shore of the lake. Continue reading

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Screeching of finger nails as the idiot politicians are dragged along

I always imagined the sound of nails being dragged down a blackboard, when I thought about these times. Reality has caught up with the lies. We are about a third of the way into the century long predictions of climate doom and should now be seeing around a third of all the utter calamity and collapse of society that was heralded. At least one forecast gave 60m of sea level increase, most told us of never ending droughts, food starvation etc. etc.

There is not a single forecast, based on data available from credible sources, that shows any change in the climate. And global “temperature” … has not been a credible “measurement” for years. Every single metric is being tampered with by people with a cult like obsession to show the world is warming … it is not … no more than if I picked another convenient point in the climate record that I could show we are cooling. There is absolutely nothing abnormal in the climate with is normally abnormal.

That doesn’t matter as much as that the insane climate policies of Nut Zero are now massively hitting home with rising costs everywhere due to the rise in energy prices. And whilst the lying BBC can keep saying “black is white”, the facts people can see in their ordinary lives tell a very different story. And, people are changing their political votes as a result. The public are voting against the climate insanity and as more and more change so the insane fraudulent politicians who went along with the money-making scam, have two choices … be kicked out, or change with an extremely high risk they will be kicked out for being responsible for nurturing the most costly scam in all human history.

It doesn’t matter any longer

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