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“Transition talks between Labour and the civil service are well advanced in some departments, particularly the Foreign Office, where officials are preparing for a Nato summit, four days after Sir Keir Starmer is expected to become prime minister. That will be followed by a summit of the European Political Community, which the prime minister will host.” https://thetimes.co.uk/article/why-dont-our-leaders-want-to-talk-about-brexit-p99lqqc5p Just in case you get excited by the democratic process and think the nation’s fate is in the balance: the continuity monopoly capitalism machine is in place, functioning smoothly, and all decisions have been made. We call it by its scientific name: ‘the dictatorship of capital’. They of course prefer the veiled and much hackneyed term ‘democracy’. As long as you realise they mean democracy of the capitalists / the billionaires, according to the relative magnitude of their wealth, then it’s the same thing. If you think you get a say: think again.

Former Israeli Ambassador to India, Daniel Carmon remarked that India "might" be supplying weapons to Israel in its war on Gaza as a gesture of gratitude for Israeli assistance during the Kargil war of 1999. "The Indians always remind us that Israel was there for them during the Kargil war. Israel was one of the few countries that stood by them and provided them with weapons. The Indians don’t forget this and might now be returning the favor." Carmon stated. The diplomat's comments came amid reports confirming that India has supplied drones and artillery shells to Israel during its ongoing war on Gaza, which international bodies like the ICC and ICJ have ruled as involving serious war crimes committed by Israel.

Medvedev and co are still labouring under delusions about the Europeans. They keep citing the losses made by Germany and others stemming from the sanctions regime, but they fail to consider the prize the US block is chasing. That prize is the ability to loot and exploit Russian resources and labour without any restrictions. Following on from that would be the weakening of China and Iran and the increased possibility of regime change operations succeeding in those countries. What the Germans, French, and Italians are looking at is a short-term loss in return for a gigantic long-term gain. That this policy has not worked thus far is regarded by the ruling classes of Europe as a setback, but they have to continue on with it. The reward is nothing less than securing the dominance of the US led block for another century and for that the ruling classes of Europe will sacrifice almost anything.

Yet another package of anti-Russian sanctions has been adopted. This already is the fourteenth one, and the total number of sanctions is nearing 20.000. There is nothing new, or scary in it, but each time it’s getting more and more delirious. So, for example, the EU Council has stated that Europe will go on buying liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Russia but will ban re-exporting it. Moreover, it will limit transshipment of our LNG through the terminals of European ports. The aim is “to reduce Russia's revenues from liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports”, that’s what it says. The dumbhead eurodummies are keen on foiling any Russian commercial activity without losing anything themselves. The European Commission has also prohibited investments, provision of services and technologies to such projects as Arctic LNG-2 and Murmansk LNG, so as to hinder exporting Russian gas from the Arctic on icebreaker tankers. Once again there are bans in the financial sphere, limits on exporting certain goods to Russia, individual sanctions… it is boring even to list them. They work in a dull and uncreative manner, once again repeating themselves. There are, however, some novelties; they have remembered about Artek, the international children’s center. It appears our children are also enemies to them. No other word to call them except bastards. All in all, the EU has once again demonstrated that it is ready to sacrifice the sovereign interests of both its member states and common Europeans. Our country is harmed far less than the EU citizens and companies. According to the late 2023 calculations, the total Europe’s loss caused by the anti-Russian sanctions reached about $1.5 trillion. Just for natural gas the people of the Old World paid extra €185 billion: switching to alternative suppliers had not paid off, and, what’s more, LNG turned out to be an insufficient substitute for pipeline deliveries. American exporting companies came out as the only winners. Europe was forced to reduce the output of energy-intensive production, such as steelworks, and to move the load of paying for domestic needs on to common citizens. The consequence of the crisis in the energy sector was inflation growth, increase of the EU member states’ external debt, ruin of many companies and impoverishment of citizens. Russia has restored the revenues it failed to receive from exporting energy resources by actively establishing its presence on Asian markets. We do not miss the Western companies: substitutes do exist. Our economy grows steadily, the state fulfills its social obligations. By way of comparison: today, the growth rate of our economy is 3.6 percent, while in Europe it is about 0.1 percent. This is why in Europe they have to approve packages of new sanctions with one hand and go on buying Russian gas with the other: that is their only lifeline. Whatever the hostilities may be, your own shirt is closer to the body. Yet, the shirt is wearing off. Life has proven time and again that the so-called “sanctions from hell” adopted by the EU on order from the US, pave the way to the Inferno solely for their own makers. So the 14th package of sanctions will not reach the goal, but will be yet another act of hostility. We will survive this. But we won’t just forgive and forget, we’ve got a good memory. We won’t leave without response the intent to harm our people– and sanctions of any kind always hit people and businesses, but not authorities. We will thoroughly note down this very case of assault on our interests, and in a very short time will present our demands – and not only economic – to the hostile countries. There will be hell to pay.

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