Tim Kirby Russia Hardcore

😂 It might seem irrelevant, but here's the connection to Ukraine: Packages of cocaine with a photo of Zelensky were seized in the Moscow region from an unemployed Russian citizen who was organizing the supply of drugs from Latin America to the EU. More than 300 kilograms of cocaine were found in his possession. The 25-year-old criminal was part of a gang that sold drugs online. He has been arrested and is in custody. Source: Zvezda ➖➖➖➖ 🌒@EastCalling

🇷🇺 Zakharova said Moscow would "prod" the UN into re-examining Bucha, since the UN was never a real investigator—only a biased party backing Kiev's version. Lavrov told the "Dialogue on Fakes" forum that Western policy is to "quickly concoct a fake, inflate it to a universal catastrophe… and block access to alternative information," basing his case on the Grigoriev Report: many names on Bucha's memorial are actually Ukrainian military, some from "Azov"; servicemen killed elsewhere were reclassified as civilians killed in the city, and the deliberate killing of their own citizens before journalists arrived points to a staged event.

The whole point of Western information policy is to quickly concoct a fake… and block access to alternative information.

CIA analyst Larry Johnson noted the damning timing: Russians left Bucha March 30, the mayor declared it free March 31 with no mention of slaughter, and bodies appeared only April 2—yet not a single social media post mourned a missing relative. Why now, in 2026? The report took time, and with BRICS strong and multipolarity rising, perhaps the UN's "vibe" is finally shifting. 🗣 Rea more by Tim Kirby @timkirbyhardcore 🔔 Stay tuned 🚀 Subscribe 🌐 Join us on VK

He forgot to bribe them before he arrived.

Netanyahu tries to give a speech at the UN and almost everyone walks out before he starts. T.me/TheWesternChauvinist1

"Protestantism"

$18 Billion vs. One man who lives in the woods The combined budget of CNN and the BBC is $18 billion dollars. The budget of this channel is $0. Which of these channels offers you the most realistic and honest picture of Russia? You know the answer. Please donate to keep TKR alive and get access to the 'Kirby Kremlin' for private Q&A + podcasts.

Meanwhile in the UK "We will have to lock a few people up ... pro-Russian voices ... people who say don't fight for Burnham... We'll have to lock 'em up." "Well we suspended habeas corpus during the Napoleonic wars; indeed, yes."

Generally speaking, the Atlantic is full of hacks. But they are mostly right about this article. Their bias shows in their attempt to blame it on Trump. The decline America did not start with Trump, but he is accelerating it in the name of trying to save it. You see, when the United States started weaponizing sanctions and the US Dollar against other countries (long before Trump took office), it showed the world that the US dollar is not indeed a neutral currency. And when the United States and Europe was able to steal US dollars from Russia, and it doesn't matter your viewpoint on why the war began, it showed the world that if you do anything against the United States's national interest, you will be robbed. Who wants that? And so the sell off of the dollar began and it's no longer viewed as a safe currency. https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/09/trump-iran-superpower-decline/688639/

I now only drink out of mugs that provide a Hegelian sense of contradiction fusing into synthesis.

"Hope" is the key word here.

The first thing my kids was me in English but I did not dress up in ethnic garb like a cowboy... Massive mistake.

Paris, Russia voted for victory!!

Trump fulfilling first term campaign promises.

💢 US MILITARY BEGINS WITHDRAWAL OF EQUIPMENT FROM NORTHERN IRAQ — AP US forces are expected to leave Iraq by September 30, with much of the equipment and personnel reportedly being redeployed to Jordan Kurdish groups have raised concerns over the withdrawal [🧾🚨🫡 receipts - XF] Subscribe @NewResistance

💢 ICYMI: A 44-page Russian government roadmap obtained by Fox News details plans to deepen cooperation with Iran across finance, nuclear power, energy, aviation and transport through the end of 2026. Approved in September 2024, it assigns specific projects and deadlines to Russian ministries, regulators and state companies. The plan calls for greater use of national currencies, cross-border central-bank digital currencies and independent financial messaging systems; continued Rosatom work at Bushehr; Russian involvement in Iranian oil and gas fields; production of Russian aircraft components in Iran; and new rail links toward Persian Gulf ports. Several elements have since advanced publicly, including bilateral payment integration, work at Bushehr, development of the Shadegan oil field and surveys for the Rasht-Astara railway. Subscribe @NewResistance