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Dugin, Dasein, and Sex in Ultra Heavy Tim Kirby explores how Alexander Dugin’s concept of Dasein informs the futuristic Holyrussian Empire depicted in Kirby’s science-fiction novel series Ultra Heavy, where sex, marriage, and traditional gender roles become weapons of civilizational survival. Read the full essay here: https://www.multipolarpress.com/p/dugin-dasein-and-sex-in-ultra-heavy

🇺🇦🇺🇦Cocaine ape is spreading misinformation about how a slower Starlink connection affects the performance of interceptor drones, claiming they can't function properly and are therefore less effective at intercepting drones like the "Geran." In reality, interceptor drones operate perfectly well without Starlink, and it's not essential for them. However, for attack drones, which are used by the enemy to terrorize our supply lines, Starlink is crucial, and any slowdown in the connection directly impacts their effectiveness, especially during their approach and attack phase. @Slavyangrad

More drone news, Baltic states overtly attacked St. Petersburg.

Not if Starlink is restricted over Ukraine then it's time for terrorism from the Baltics

According to monitoring channels, the Ukrainian drones that attacked St. Petersburg last night flew through Latvian airspace again, and the Latvian authorities limited their response to warnings for the population. During the past night, 1,015 Ukrainian drones were destroyed over various regions of Russia, according to the Ministry of Defense. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

Drone strikes over my house have changed thanks to Trump and Bulgarian partisan fighters.

🇬🇧 UK prepares to deploy troops to Ukraine According to The Times, hundreds of British servicemen will arrive in Poland next month to rehearse the deployment of a European contingent in Ukraine after the ceasefire. At least 1,500 military personnel from Great Britain, France, and Germany, along with Polish units, will participate in the exercises, practicing the deployment of multinational forces and logistics. This is the first exercise specifically dedicated to preparing for the placement of European troops on Ukrainian territory. London confirmed the maneuvers, citing the need to ensure readiness for post-war reconstruction and support for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The Russian Foreign Ministry previously warned that the presence of foreign contingents in Ukraine is unacceptable for Moscow, and such units will be considered legitimate military targets. @Slavyangrad

💢 Kiev residents demand Klitschko's resignation over winter heating fears Protesters gathered outside Kiev's city administration, accusing Mayor Vitali Klitschko of failing to prepare the capital for winter, Suspilne reports. With major heating plants reportedly only 50–70% restored, residents fear freezing apartments. Klitschko denies the accusations, blaming Ukraine's central government of running a campaign against him. Subscribe @NewResistance

Supposedly US is haunting weapon sales even to allies.

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💢 This is a microcosm of how Trump does everything - Graham wanted to 'Trump proof' sanctions against Russia, placing the power in congress. By 'leading the anti-Russia charge', Trump used illusion and rhetoric to change what Graham wanted into the opposite. Publicly, Graham supported Trump, but privately the two men were bitter rivals. This mutual disrespect was well established ten years ago, before the never-Trumpers changed their strategy to 'sometimes Trump' (like Ben Shapiro, et al). Trump used bombastic language about how 'tough' this sanctions bill would be, the imposition of 500% tariffs on Russian sanctioned categories. But the substance of the actual bill Trump got through after terrorist Graham fortunately died (finally), was a 180, the opposite, of what Graham and congressional neocons had wanted. The actual bill allows Trump, not congress, to control how sanctions are implemented. The effect is this: rather than being an anti-Russia sanctions bill, it is a bill that allows the president to trade with Russia on any terms, while controlling whether Europe (or any other third country) can trade with Russia. XF Subscribe @NewResistance

🔨 Trump nullifies his own Russia sanctions bill in under a month Trump has signed an executive order waiving key provisions of the Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act — which he only signed into law on September 18. The waiver includes: 🔴 The 500% tariffs on Russian goods imported into the US 🔴 The 100% secondary tariffs on the top 5 purchasers of Russian oil and gas — directly aimed at China and India The Graham Act didn’t even survive a month before Trump started tearing it down. The reason is simple: like most of US’s grand sanction schemes, it ended up hurting the US far more than it hurt Russia or Iran. 👍 Boost us | Chat | @geopolitics_prime

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The Telegraph: Musk himself suggested to Trump to slow down Starlink for Ukraine The British publication, citing four sources, reports that it was Elon Musk who suggested to Donald Trump that restrictions be placed on the speed of Starlink in Ukraine. Trump approved the idea, after which the Pentagon limited the operation of the military version of the system, Starshield. This paralyzed Ukrainian interceptor drones, which cannot reach speeds higher than 160 km/h, while Russian jet drones fly twice as fast. "One of the sources stated that Trump "agreed" with Musk's proposal, which paved the way for the Pentagon to slow down Starshield," The Telegraph writes. Previously, Musk publicly blamed the White House for the restrictions, stating that "any speed or usage limitations" are decided by the American military and ultimately by the president. However, according to the publication, Musk himself initiated these measures, fearing a negative reaction from European consumers. "He wrote on Twitter that he was innocent and that it was the American administration that did it. The reality is that they were both involved," the source told The Telegraph. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel