More from Judging Freedom today:
- Max Blumenthal : Is Israel in Panic? – at 2:00 PM
- Pepe Escobar : Is Israel Planning Assassinations? – at 3:00 PM
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Comment: I grew up in a communist country and this is exactly what I remember. There was no internet back then but the secret police was randomly going through everybody’s snail mail, reading our letters and collecting information without any warrant or legal justification that was required by the presumption of innocence clause and by the right of people to refuse answering questions that could potentially lead to their incrimination. In essence, we were all treated as official suspects, even as already charged and accused defendants. This continued after most of our countries ratified the UN International Pact of Civil and Political Rights, the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights and similar documents. It’s all illegal and it’s all BS. People who enable and engage in this procedure should be charged with crimes against humanity.
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Comment: The old DJI drones (eg., Mavic 2 Pro, Mavic 3, and later) already had the ability to control two or more drones with one remote controller unit. Military probably has improved this tech to control a larger number of drones with one controller. This ability was not recommended for civilian use due to public safety concerns and visual contact requirements. Nothing alien about it.
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Comment: I suspect that Russia needs those attacks on civilian population in Russian cities in order to justify their unconventional retaliation that will, hopefully, end this war. Retaliation against Kyiv and western countries actively supporting Ukrainian military – this would better be good. Kind of a broad false flag put together by Russian agents in NATO, Russian agents in Kyiv, and Russian agents in western independent media. A strong possibility, in my opinion.
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Comment: I will repeat this one more time: The use of NATO’s Article 5 is not possible. All Russia needs to do is to prove that some of the “Ukrainian” attacks on Russia’s territory came from the territory of a NATO country and/or were carried out with the use of rockets or drones manufactured in and delivered by a NATO country, or were supported by NATO satellite surveillance, targeting systems, and intel. If Russia is attacked by a NATO country first, then this country is the aggressor and Russia has the right to defend itself – hence Article 5 does not apply. Russia’s military operation in Ukraine cannot be used to invoke Article 5 either because Ukraine is not a NATO country. All Russia needs to do is to make this officially clear before retaliating against its NATO adversaries. It is obvious, by now, that this is not a Russia vs. Ukraine war. It is a war between Russia and NATO.