More Fires in Russia

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Clarissa

April 25, 2022

⚡️Oil storage depot in Russia’s city of Bryansk catches fire.

A large fire was reported early on April 25 at an oil storage facility in Bryansk, Russian news agencies reported, citing the emergency services ministry. There are no further details at the moment.
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) April 25, 2022

Also, the mansion of the governor of the Moscow Region burned the day before yesterday. Or, rather, a mansion. The dude’s got a bunch of them.

This is fire #6 or 7, I’ve lost count, on a major strategic asset in just a few days.

I still think that there’s a non-negligible chance of this being the typical Russian incompetence. Russia experiences gigantic fires (sometimes it’s floods) that devastate enormous territories on a yearly basis. I’ve written about this in the past. Nobody ever cares or demands accountability.

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16 responses to “More Fires in Russia”

cliff arroyo

April 25, 2022

OT: This seems insane…. even for Russia….

https://zona.media/translate/2022/04/23/kyiv_erased

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1. Clarissa
  
  April 25, 2022
  
  It’s the Soviet instinct that kicks in immediately. Very typical. People keep saying, “Russians will never attack a NATO country, they’ll never do this, they’ll never do that, they are not crazy.” I’ve been watching the situation devolve for 25 years, and yes, they are completely crazy.
  
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cliff arroyo

April 25, 2022

“a non-negligible chance of this being the typical Russian incompetence”

abbreviating from a twitter thread…. How do we know that i’s not a false flag? Putin would never sacrifice something valuable, he’d bomb something he didn’t care about at all… like civilian residential areas.

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Amanda

April 25, 2022

Friend sent this to me. Makes case that Putin is a globalist and how the war furthers globalism.
Don’t be fooled by the title when the link loads:
https://www.corbettreport.com/putin/

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1. Clarissa
  
  April 25, 2022
  
  Thank you, great video. That’s exactly what I’ve been saying all along. But it’s not all hopeless. We have a champion that’s fighting against globalism, against COVID lunacy, against digital totalitarianism and in favor of true Western freedom. That champion is Ukraine. You know me. Would I be so supportive of Ukraine if I had any reason to suspect they are for globalism and all the woke insanity that I hate so much? Of course, not. You know how much I hate all this stuff. We don’t have to choose between Trudeau’s globalism and Putin’s globalism. This is a false choice we are being given to disorient and weaken us. Make us fight amongst ourselves. And it’s been a successful ploy. Many people, unfortunately, bought into it. We should reject both flavors of globalism and choose a strong nation-state and true freedom. Which is what the Ukrainian leadership is saying this whole time.
  
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  1. Clarissa
    
    April 25, 2022
    
    On vaccines specifically, Russia’s COVUD vaccine tyranny was much earlier and harder than even the Canadian. Putin created a roadmap that Trudeau then followed.
    
    So should we be for a country that championed vaccine tyranny or for a country that took the position of championing monoclonal antibodies, a treatment for the sick instead of medicalizing the healthy? That was the road that Ukraine took, providing monoclonal antibodies to everybody who needed them while the US and Russia rationed and withheld antibodies from the sick in order to pump experimental vaccines into the healthy?
    
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  2. Amanda
    
    April 25, 2022
    
    My sense is that while the Ukrainian people may be on the proper side, the way Biden is proceeding in aiding Ukraine moves the rest of us further towards collapse and by extension the great Reset. His failure to keep Putin in check is likely because This unfolding of events is exactly what he and the Davos types want.
    
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    1. Clarissa
      
      April 25, 2022
      
      I have no love for Biden, obviously, but Russia acts according to its own logic and doesn’t care what they US do. There’s nothing Biden or anybody else could have done here. The problem is much older than Biden himself.
      
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Amanda

April 25, 2022

In other news, the NYT calls it a win for Democracy that Macron won over “far-right nationalist” LePen. 🙄

I guess they are boosters for “democratic globalism?” What does that even mean since there is no representation and unelected self appointed rulers will Dictate our every move???

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1. Clarissa
  
  April 25, 2022
  
  France, unfortunately, doesn’t have any alternative to globalism at all. Macron – we all know what he is. LePen and Zemmour are Putin plants. France is a lost cause for now.
  
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cliff arroyo

April 25, 2022

And another military asset on fire, this time in Ussuriysk (close to Vladivostok, China and N Korea).
Could be accident on the other hand someone said that some of the abducted Ukrainians were in the area….

https://twitter.com/TpyxaNews/status/1518582376007442434

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1. Clarissa
  
  April 25, 2022
  
  Another one? What is this, Christmas? So many gifts all at once.
  
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cliff arroyo

April 25, 2022

OT: Explosions in Transnistria… pretext to ‘protect’ the Russians there or pro-active engagement by Moldovans?

https://twitter.com/KyivIndependent/status/1518642834169020418

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1. Clarissa
  
  April 25, 2022
  
  It takes a loooooong time to get a Moldovan to figure out he’s being had and get angry. These are very peaceful, somewhat comatose folks. Even a Canadian gets going faster than a Moldovan. So probably a pretext but I’d love to be wrong.
  
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  1. cliff arroyo
    
    April 25, 2022
    
    “a loooooong time to get a Moldovan to figure out”
    
    I want to ask about Soviet stereotypes. There’s a construction crew I’ve seen around in this part of town that specializes in emptying out buildings to be destroyed or remodeled (that is they tear down inner walls separate bricks from rubble that kind of thing).
    
    I have no idea where they’re from. They’re on the skinny side, dark almost middle easternish complexions with dark hair (and almost all have facial hair). The thing is I can’t figure out what language they’re speaking (they’re always talking to each other and usually pretty loudly).
    
    It’s not Moldovan, or anything Slavic or anything Turkic (or middle eastern that I can recognize). They have a post soviet vibe (for lack of a better word) so I’m thinking either Armenian or Georgian (there’ve been trickles of both into Poland for a few years now) but neither of those seems like the type to travel that far to go into construction… Migration from the RF is really negligible now so I don’t think they’re from the Russian caucasus. Any ideas?
    
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    1. Clarissa
      
      April 25, 2022
      
      If they are not Dagestani or Chechens, they are probably Georgian, I’m guessing.
      
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