3-20-25 DailyBriefs.info MP3 PODCAST
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Europe is reportedly undergoing a significant shift towards totalitarianism, posing a risk to the Western world.1 According to one source, "Europe is once again going totalitarian and this time there’s a decidedly familiar communist stench."1
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The US government is allegedly employing the concept of medicalization, particularly in the context of combating "anti-Semitism," as a means to suppress First Amendment rights.2 ... As stated in one source, "Medicalization to restrict free speech, assembly, and petition is on the ascendancy at HHS as demonstrated by a March 3 announcement by HHS, the Department of Education (ED), and the General Services Administration (GSA) concerning the US government’s Task Force to Combat Anti-Semitism..."2 Furthermore, an HHS Secretary is quoted as declaring, “Anti-Semitism – like racism – is a spiritual and moral malady that sickens societies and kills people with lethalities comparable to history’s most deadly plagues,” which is described as "medicalization in a nutshell: Your “bad thoughts” are a plague the government must stop to protect public health"3 . A leading Task Force member made clear that their "mandate is to bring the full force of the federal government to bear in our effort to eradicate Anti-Semitism, particularly in schools"4 .
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There is a contention that the US government, under President Trump, is being weaponized against its own citizens, undermining constitutional foundations.5 ... One source asserts, "When the government turns its power against its own people—through surveillance, retaliation, censorship, and intimidation—it ceases to serve the public and instead becomes a weapon of oppression"6 .
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According to some sources, the US judiciary is overstepping its constitutional role and attempting to seize executive power, hindering effective governance.7 ... One author argues, "The only solution is to ignore the corrupt judiciary, or perhaps they should all be removed and we start over"7 . Another source claims, "The primary purpose of the federal judiciary is to make sure that anything the federal government does is almost never, ever, ruled to be unconstitutional"8 , and suggests that President Trump "has every right to ignore" judicial rulings he disagrees with9 .
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Russia and the US are reportedly in the initial stages of negotiations regarding the conflict in Ukraine, with Moscow setting firm conditions for a settlement, including the cessation of foreign military aid to Ukraine.10 ... One source states, "There is no comprehensive deal – yet – between Moscow and Washington"10 , and outlines Moscow's conditions, including that "the settlement in Ukraine must take into account the unconditional need to eliminate the root causes of the crisis, Russia’s legitimate security interests" and "the key condition for preventing the escalation of the conflict should be a complete cessation of foreign military aid and the provision of intelligence"11 ....
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The Middle East is described as facing escalating conflicts, with Israel involved in multiple active and potential confrontations, and there are suggestions that President Trump is attempting to broker a broader peace in the region.13 ... One report notes, "Maybe the week’s most underreported story was the latest outbreak of war all over the Middle East region"13 , and details Israel's involvement in conflicts with Hamas, Hezbollah, Houthi militants, and ambiguous armies in Syria, with a brewing conflict with Iran14 .... It is also mentioned that Trump met with leaders from the UAE as "partners in the work to bring peace and security to the Middle East and the World"16 .
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The awarding of the 2024 Nobel Prize in Economics is deemed a "farce" by one author, who argues that the prize-winning book's analysis of why nations succeed or fail, particularly its characterization of China and the US, has been proven wrong by subsequent events.17 ... The author states, "13 years after the publication of the book, you have to wonder what planet Robinson and Acemoglu lived on when they wrote the book and what kind of ideological blindness has led the Nobel economics committee to award the prestigious prize to them"18 , concluding that "the Nobel economics committee, with 20/20 hindsight, still awarded the prize to such failed work"19 .
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Russia is experiencing a significant decline in its birth rate, attributed by Russians to various factors such as low wages, high cost of living, and economic instability, with some unconfirmed speculation about the effects of Covid injections.20 ... The text notes, "Russia’s birth rate has been declining significantly"20 , and a Russian interviewee in a video suggested "there’s 'no birth rate' because 'everyone’s getting sick, they can’t conceive or the men are having problems,' believing this was due to 'the environment and the food'"23 . The article also raises the question, "Could covid injections also be a causative factor in Russia’s declining birth rate as it has been elsewhere?"24 .
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Russia is reportedly developing a surveillance state, and Germany's foreign intelligence service (BND) believed with a high probability that the coronavirus accidentally leaked from a Chinese lab.25 ... One report states that a district in Russia plans to accelerate the introduction of "robots, artificial intelligence, biometric technologies and digital ruble as means of payment in its markets, restaurants, cafés and other service businesses," enabling "continuous monitoring and control of human behaviour"25 . Additionally, it's mentioned that "Germany’s foreign intelligence service (BND) believed there was an 80-90% chance that coronavirus accidentally leaked from a Chinese lab"26 .
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President Trump's reimposed steel tariffs are reportedly having a positive impact on the American steel industry, contrary to initial negative predictions from corporate media.27 ... According to the president of the Steel Manufacturers Association, on March 12th, President Trump "reinvigorated’ America’s steel industry ‘by closing the exemptions and loopholes that had weakened’ his Trump 1.0 tariffs," leading to a situation where previously "the American steel industry was cutting production, laying off workers, and idling facilities because of unfair trade"27 ....
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One source claims that reports of "swatting" incidents are largely fabricated as a tactic to desensitize the public to a New World Order where such events might become commonplace.29 ... The author asserts, "You do realize this is all fake, right? SWAT teams are expensive and aren't sent out based on some anonymous phonecall in the middle of the night"29 , and suggests, "But they want you to think this is real, because they want you getting used to the New World Order, where this appears to be the norm"30 .
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The author of one piece uses the example of Ireland's failure to reforest its land as a metaphor for a broader societal decline characterized by a lack of initiative in addressing relatively straightforward problems.31 ... The author states, "Being originally 80% forests, it fell to around 1% by 1900 and is now about 10%. And of the new trees, most are spruces planted to be quickly harvested. Ireland still has near-zero old growth forests or trees"31 , and concludes, "People just can't be bothered to do things right anymore, and the Irish lead in this category and almost no other"32 , while suggesting that "planting new forests is relatively simple"33 .
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A philosophical discussion concludes that Artificial Intelligence (AI), while exhibiting intelligence in areas like memory and pattern recognition, lacks self-direction and genuine decisionality, thus not achieving consciousness in the human sense.34 ... The text states, "AI merely reveals patterns of information; it is not self-directed"34 , and concludes, "AI, while powerful in data processing, does not exhibit those core attributes that define human consciousness"36 .
Describe the limited agreement reached between Russia and the US.
1. Shifting Global Power Dynamics and the Decline of Western Influence:
Several sources highlight a perceived decline in Western power and influence, coupled with the rise of alternative global alignments. Pepe Escobar, in his "Hard Rain's a-gonna fall – from the West down to the East" article, emphasizes a decisive shift in global power towards the East, particularly through the BRICS framework.
Moscow-Washington Relations: Escobar notes that despite initial talks, no comprehensive deal exists between Moscow and Washington. Putin is portrayed as being firm, extracting a pause on attacks on energy infrastructure, specifically to protect the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant. Moscow's conditions for a Ukraine settlement are the "unconditional need to eliminate the root causes of the crisis, Russia’s legitimate security..."
Russia-Iran Strategic Partnership: The deepening alliance between Russia and Iran, both top BRICS members, is highlighted. Escobar states, "Russia and Iran – top BRICS members – signed a comprehensive strategic partnership last January in Moscow. Russia provides detailed ISR/air defense/EW intel to Tehran." This partnership is seen as a counterweight to Western influence in West Asia.
Erosion of EU Relevance: Escobar portrays the European Union as increasingly irrelevant and subservient to US interests, labeling it "EUrotrash." He argues that the EU's focus on military spending (€800 billion "ReArm Europe military scam") and its support for entities like "ISIS-clad Salafi-jihadis" in Syria demonstrate its misguided priorities and lack of agency. He quotes Abdul-Malik al-Houthi of Ansarallah, stating, "Compared to Yemeni courage, EUrotrash cowards might yearn, in their wildest dreams, to sound like thunder but are more likely to drown under a massive wave of irrelevance..."
Trump 2.0's Disregard for the EU: Escobar suggests that a potential second Trump administration views the EU as a "rotten – basket of resources" and no longer a convenient tool. The focus shifts towards direct dealings and the marginalization of European influence.
Russia's Eurasian Turn: Escobar posits that Russia has shed its "Western skin," embracing its "own roots – Eurasian, Orthodox, steppe-born." He suggests that Russia was "always waiting, biding its time, watching as Europe gutted itself on the altar of its own hubris."
2. Escalating Tensions in West Asia, Particularly Concerning Iran:
The possibility of military conflict in West Asia, especially involving Iran, is a significant concern raised by Thierry Meyssan in "After Ukraine, Iran?".
Israeli Threat and US Backing: Meyssan suggests that Israel, seeking Trump 2.0 backing, might be preparing for airstrikes on Iran to prevent it from going nuclear, despite Tehran's stated lack of interest in nuclear weapons. Escobar echoes this, stating, "There’s no way Russia will allow Israel – with crucial American backing – to..." implying Russian opposition to such action.
Collapse of the JCPOA and Renewed Tensions: Meyssan details the unraveling of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) following the US withdrawal under Trump in 2018. Iran has since reduced its compliance, enriching uranium beyond the agreed limits, though it claims to still adhere to IAEA inspections and the Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Economic Hardship in Iran: Meyssan describes Iran's dire economic situation due to Western sanctions, stating the country "is on the brink of famine, like Iraq before the overthrow of Saddam Hussein (2002) and Syria before the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad (2024)." This economic vulnerability is seen as a potential trigger for external aggression.
Russian and Chinese Support for Iran: Meyssan notes the diplomatic efforts of Russia and China, with a Chinese representative stressing that "the parties concerned should commit to addressing the root causes of the current situation and abandoning sanctions, pressure, or threats of force." Iran maintains that any negotiations will focus solely on the nuclear issue and the lifting of sanctions.
3. The Weaponization of Government and Erosion of Constitutional Protections in the US:
Several articles on LewRockwell.com express deep concern about the perceived weaponization of government power in the United States, particularly under a potential second Trump administration.
Trump's "Declaration of War" Against Dissent: The article "Beyond the Law: What It Means To Weaponize the Government" critiques President Trump's justification of using wartime powers to sidestep constitutional protections, arguing that this constitutes "a war waged by the president against dissent, against due process, and against the very foundations of our constitutional republic."
Historical Precedents of Power Abuse: The article cites historical examples like the Alien and Sedition Acts under John Adams and Lincoln's suspension of habeas corpus as precedents for leaders stretching or shattering the limits of power.
Erosion of the Rule of Law: The authors warn against the erosion of liberty through unjust laws, surveillance, and suppression, emphasizing that "the only real protection we have against tyranny is the rule of law." They urge citizens to "bind him down with the chains of the Constitution."
"Deep State" Civil War: The article suggests that the US is experiencing a "civil war, devised and instigated in part by the Deep State" with the objective of "compliance and control."
Call for Citizen Resistance: The authors call for active resistance against perceived governmental overreach, urging citizens to "invalidate governmental laws, tactics and policies that are illegitimate, egregious or blatantly unconstitutional" and to remind the government that "we are the government, and we are the power."
Judicial Overreach: Thomas DiLorenzo's "Gangsters, Terrorists, and Deep State Judicial Tyranny" argues that the federal judiciary primarily functions to rubber-stamp government actions and criticizes judges for attempting to seize executive power, citing instances where judges have blocked Trump administration policies. He invokes Andrew Jackson's defiance of the Supreme Court as a historical example of executive independence.
4. Social and Cultural Malaise in the West:
Miles Mathis's "Ireland as a Microcosm" presents a bleak view of contemporary Western society, using Ireland as an example of widespread apathy, lack of initiative, and decaying infrastructure.
Environmental Neglect: Mathis criticizes Ireland's failure to replant its forests despite being largely deforested by British invaders, attributing this to a lack of initiative.
Decline in Quality and Standards: He recounts his experience in Galway, finding poorly constructed housing, mediocre and overpriced art, and a general lack of vibrancy. He concludes that "Ireland is a microcosm of the modern malaise, and one of the most perfect examples of it in the white first-world."
Broader Western Decline: Mathis extends this critique to other Western nations, including California, noting increasing infrastructure failures and societal shortcomings. He suggests that "the whole first world is moving in that direction."
Need for Replanting Beyond the Physical: Mathis uses the metaphor of replanting forests to suggest a need for fundamental renewal in various aspects of society, including art history, science, media, and government.
5. Concerns Regarding Digital Control and Surveillance:
Several sources touch upon the increasing use of technology for control and surveillance.
EU's Digital Currency Plans: Brandon Smith's "Europe Goes Full Totalitarian and Puts the Entire Western World at Risk" expresses concern over the EU's plan to introduce Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) at the retail level by the end of 2025, arguing that this will give governments "total control over people’s economic access."
Russia's Digital Transformation: The "Freedom Research news round-up" details Russia's advancements in implementing digital technologies, including the experimental legal regime in the federal territory of Sirius to accelerate the introduction of robots, AI, biometrics, and the digital ruble. This is seen as a potential model for other Russian regions. Russia is also developing biometric payment systems using facial recognition nationwide.
Germany's Initiative Against "Conspiracy Thinking": The same news round-up reports on a new German government initiative, "Advisory Compass Conspiracy Thinking," aimed at countering "conspiracy narratives" by offering guidance and referring individuals to specialized counseling. This raises concerns about the potential for suppressing dissenting views.
6. Questioning the Nature of Consciousness and Artificial Intelligence:
The article "Could AI Become Conscious?" explores the philosophical question of AI consciousness.
Defining Consciousness: The article presents a working definition of consciousness based on Aquinas's philosophy: "consciousness is the awareness of the cognitive and decision-making processes, including the steps involved in acquiring, evaluating and applying knowledge."
Distinguishing AI from Human Consciousness: The author argues that current AI, while capable of impressive feats like summarization and pattern recognition, lacks the element of self-direction and genuine understanding characteristic of human consciousness. AI "does not generate its own thoughts; it merely responds to its programming and responds to whatever it is prompted to."
7. Russia's Demographic Challenges and Government Responses:
"Despite state efforts to reverse it, Russia’s birth rate declines. What do Russians believe is the cause?" highlights Russia's ongoing demographic crisis, with a declining birth rate and total fertility rate below replacement levels.
Ineffectiveness of Government Measures: Despite government efforts to boost birth rates, including financial incentives and policies to protect families, experts remain skeptical about their effectiveness.
Emigration and Mobilization Impacts: The article notes the significant emigration of Russians, particularly young men following the February 2022 invasion and subsequent mobilization, which is likely impacting birth rates.
Public Perceptions of the Causes: Interviews with Russians suggest that economic factors (shrinking wages, rising cost of living), environmental concerns, and the impact of the ongoing conflict are seen as major reasons for declining birth rates. The article notes that, unlike in the West, the potential impact of COVID-19 injections on fertility does not seem to be a primary concern among the interviewed individuals.
8. The Weaponization of "Anti-Semitism" Discourse:
"Using Medicalization to Suppress the Exercise of First Amendment Rights" raises concerns about the medicalization of political ideologies, specifically using "anti-Semitism" as an example.
Equating "Bad Thoughts" with Disease: The article critiques HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.'s statement that "Anti-Semitism – like racism – is a spiritual and moral malady that sickens societies and kills people with lethalities comparable to history’s most deadly plagues," arguing that this medicalizes dissent and justifies government intervention against "bad thoughts."
Suppression of Dissent: The subsequent announcement of a review leading to the withholding of US grants to Columbia University due to concerns about anti-Semitism is presented as an example of using this medicalized discourse to suppress dissenting viewpoints and academic freedom.
9. US Military Actions in Yemen:
"☕️ SAD DONKEY ☙ Monday, March 19, 2025 ☙ C&C NEWS 🦠" discusses the initiation of US military action against the Houthis in Yemen under President Trump.
Addressing Houthi Attacks: The article argues that this action is a response to the Houthis' ongoing missile and economic war against the US and Israel, which the previous Biden administration had been unable or unwilling to effectively address.
Connection to the Ukraine Conflict: The author suggests that the Houthi attacks are linked to the proxy war in Ukraine, with Russia potentially arming US adversaries in response to US support for Ukraine.
Domestic Political Implications: The article briefly touches on domestic political developments, noting the challenges facing the Democratic party in the upcoming mid-term elections.
10. Questionable Academic Theories and Nobel Prize in Economics:
Hua Bin's "The 2024 Nobel economics prize is a farce" critiques the theoretical basis of a book seemingly influential in economic policy circles.
Emphasis on Political Institutions: The article summarizes the book's central argument that a nation's economic success or failure is primarily determined by its political institutions and the behavior of its ruling class, downplaying the role of geography, history, culture, and natural resources.
Alignment with Washington Consensus: The author notes that this theory aligns with the Washington Consensus, which was fashionable at the time the book was published.
Imperial Bias: The article criticizes the book's favorable portrayal of the US and UK as exemplary nations with "inclusive" systems, suggesting an imperial bias.
11. "Swatting" Concerns Dismissed as Fake News:
Miles Mathis's "The Swatting is Fake News" dismisses reports of "swatting" incidents as fabricated to instill fear and suppress dissent.
Unrealistic Police Procedures: Mathis argues that SWAT teams are not deployed based on anonymous phone calls and that such actions would be unconstitutional and illegal without prior investigation and a search warrant.
Fear Creation Tactic: He suggests that the narrative of widespread swatting is a tactic to intimidate people into silence.
Call to Defiance: Mathis urges readers to "crawl out from under the bed and speak out. Fight back!" asserting that swatting is unlikely and legally actionable.
In conclusion, these sources paint a picture of a world undergoing significant shifts in power, marked by escalating regional tensions, domestic political polarization, and concerns about governmental overreach and societal decline. The narratives emphasize a weakening of the Western-led order, the rise of Eastern powers, and a growing distrust of established institutions and political leadership in the West.
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Kremlin readout: A sober announcement or summary of a phone call, specifically between President Putin and Washington.
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Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant: A nuclear power plant in Ukraine that was the subject of concern regarding dangerous hits.
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Foreign military aid (to Ukraine): The provision of military assistance by other countries, a complete cessation of which is a key condition for preventing the escalation of the conflict according to Moscow.
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ISR/air defense/EW intel: Detailed intelligence related to intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance, air defense, and electronic warfare, provided by Russia to Tehran (Iran).
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BRICS: An acronym referring to a group of major emerging economies, including Russia and Iran, who signed a comprehensive strategic partnership.
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Khan Yunis: A location where displaced newborn babies were huddling in ablaze tents, described in a context of "genocidal psychopathological Zionists".
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Al-Nusra: A former self-proclaimed Emir, whose envoy became a Hugo Boss-clad President receiving loyalty and funds.
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ISIS-clad Salafi-jihadis: Mercenary "army" members, backed by various masters, involved in conflicts and described as facilitating the evisceration of Syria.
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Tel Aviv: A city associated with "psycho-killers" fighting against the Axis of Resistance. It is also implied to be courting Trump 2.0 backing and potentially ready to inflict airstrikes on Iran.
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Ansarallah (Houthis): Warriors in Yemen who support Palestine and block Israeli maritime navigation to pressure Israel to allow humanitarian aid into Gaza. They were also bombed by the US.
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Empire of Chaos: A term used to describe a power that throws things against Ansarallah, but cannot break them. It is also described as fast-declining and the target of efforts to salvage it by breaking Russia and containing China.
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EUrotrash: A derogatory term used to describe certain European entities or individuals, characterized as cowards compared to Yemeni courage.
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Country 404: A term used to refer to Ukraine, for which the EU foreign policy chief wants 40 billion euros in military aid.
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Zio-con axis: An alliance with an obsession on "eliminating" Iran.
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SMO (Special Military Operation): A term referring to Russia's actions, after the start of which Russia is seen as having shed its "Western skin".
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Digital euro: A proposed digital currency of the European Central Bank, seen as a means to eventually transfer all European bank accounts to the ECB.
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Savings and Investment Union: A European Commission initiative to turn private savings into investments, interpreted as a way to steal private savings for Europe's "defense".
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Majlis: Iran's Parliament, which voted no confidence in the Economy and Finance Minister due to the economic crisis.
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JCPOA (Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action): A comprehensive agreement negotiated by Iran with the 5+1 nations regarding its nuclear program, which the United States later withdrew from.
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IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency): An international organization tasked with verifying that Iran's nuclear program is not being used for military purposes.
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Axis of Resistance: A destabilized but not broken alliance fighting against the "Axis of Genocidal Zion" on multiple fronts.
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Axis of Genocidal Zion: An alliance comprising entities like Tel Aviv, the Jolani mercenary army in Syria, Zionist Arab regimes, and Washington/Pentagon-bombed Ansarallah.
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Weaponize: To strategically manipulate or transform information, institutions, or social issues into tools for gaining political advantage. This can involve exploiting laws or harnessing social media.
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Deep State: A hidden network believed to be devising and instigating a civil war with the objective of compliance and control.
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COINTELPRO: The FBI’s covert intelligence program, used across several presidential administrations to infiltrate, discredit, and disrupt civil rights leaders, anti-war activists, and other political dissidents.
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Sputnik V: The covid vaccine developed by the Gamaleya Research Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology in Russia.
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Conspiracy narratives: Information deliberately spread to divide society and erode trust in independent science, free media, and democratic institutions, which the German government has established an office to address.
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Biometric technologies: Technologies involving the use of biological data for identification and control, planned for accelerated introduction in the Russian "model city" Sirius.
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Rule of law: A principle emphasizing that the government should be bound by and act in accordance with the law, not arbitrarily.
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Swatting: A term referring to the (allegedly often fake) sending of SWAT teams to individuals' homes based on anonymous phone calls, which the author of one source believes is staged to promote fear and compliance.
BRICS: An acronym denoting an association of five major emerging national economies: Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. The text highlights the growing influence of Russia, Iran, and China within this group.
JCPOA (Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action): The Iran nuclear deal reached in 2015 between Iran and the P5+1 (China, France, Germany, Russia, UK, US) and the European Union. It aimed to curb Iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief.
Deep State: A term referring to a hidden network of powerful individuals within government agencies or the military that manipulates or controls government policies behind the scenes.
Eurotrash: A pejorative term used in the text to describe European political figures and institutions, often characterized as weak, subservient to external powers, and ineffective.
Hollow Men: An allusion to T.S. Eliot's poem, used metaphorically in the text to describe European leaders who lack substance, conviction, and the ability to lead.
Weaponization of Government: The act of a government turning its powers and institutions against its own citizens or political opponents to suppress dissent or achieve political goals.
Zio-con: A portmanteau of Zionist and conservative, used in the text to refer to a perceived alliance or shared ideology focused on certain geopolitical objectives, particularly concerning Israel and Iran.
SMO (Special Military Operation): The term used by the Russian government to describe its military intervention in Ukraine, beginning in February 2022.
Ansarallah (Houthis): A Zaidi Shia Muslim political and military organization that emerged in Yemen and has been involved in conflict, including attacks on shipping in the Red Sea.
Digital Ruble: A central bank digital currency (CBDC) being developed and piloted by the Central Bank of Russia.
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A hard rain’s a-gonna fall – from the West down to the East, by Pepe Escobar - The Unz Review https://www.unz.com/pescobar/a-hard-rains-a-gonna-fall-from-the-west-down-to-the-east/
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After Ukraine, Iran? by Thierry Meyssan https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/thierry-meyssan/after-ukraine-iran/
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Beyond the Law: What It Means To Weaponize the Government by No Author https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/no_author/beyond-the-law-what-it-means-to-weaponize-the-government/
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Could AI Become Conscious? by No Author https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/no_author/could-ai-become-conscious/
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Despite state efforts to reverse it, Russia’s birth rate declines. What do Russians believe is the cause? by Rhoda Wilson https://expose-news.com/2025/03/19/russias-birth-rate-declines/
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Europe Goes Full Totalitarian and Puts the Entire Western World at Risk by Brandon Smith https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/brandon-smith/europe-goes-full-totalitarian-and-puts-the-entire-western-world-at-risk/
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Freedom Research news round-up by Rhoda Wilson https://expose-news.com/2025/03/19/freedom-research-news-round-up/
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Gangsters, Terrorists, and Deep State Judicial Tyranny by Thomas DiLorenzo https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/thomas-dilorenzo/gangsters-terrorists-and-deep-state-judicial-tyranny/
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Ireland as a Microcosm by Miles Mathis (The complete website URL is not explicitly provided in the excerpt. However, the article is identified as being "First published March 18, 2025". Based on other articles by Miles Mathis, it is likely from unz.com. Without the full URL from the article itself, I cannot provide the complete link as requested.)
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The 2024 Nobel economics prize is a farce, by Hua Bin - The Unz Review https://www.unz.com/bhua/the-2024-nobel-economics-prize-is-a-farce/
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The Judiciary Is Attempting To Seize Executive Power by Paul Craig Roberts https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/paul-craig-roberts/the-judiciary-is-attempting-to-seize-executive-power/
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The Swatting is Fake News by Miles Mathis (The complete website URL is not explicitly provided in the excerpt. Similar to the "Ireland as a Microcosm" article, based on other articles by Miles Mathis, it is likely from unz.com. Without the full URL from the article itself, I cannot provide the complete link as requested.)
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Using Medicalization to Suppress the Exercise of First Amendment Rights by No Author https://www.lewrockwell.com/2025/03/no_author/using-medicalization-to-suppress-the-exercise-of-first-amendment-rights/
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☕️ SAD DONKEY ☙ Monday, March 19, 2025 ☙ C&C NEWS 🦠 by No Author https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/sad-donkey-monday-march-19-2025-c