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Prep like there's no tomorrow. The world is entering Armagedfon. | ||
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I'm too old and tired to run anymore. It's been great, y'all! ______________________________ Don't pet the fluffy murder cow. | |||
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Chem....biological...nuclear units being placed near Iran.pneumonic plague in Russia. Iran has nukes...surprise surprise. This post is not bullshit. Prepare or die. | |||
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Russia inherited and previously operated the world's largest offensive biological weapons program from the Soviet biological weapons program, and U.S. intelligence assessments indicate concerns that elements of these capabilities persist today. Historical Legacy (Soviet Era) • Biopreparat: A massive covert civilian-front organization that operated 40 to 50 research, development, and production facilities, employing tens of thousands of scientists and technicians. • Generations of Weapons: The first generation (beginning in the late 1920s) focused on natural pathogens like anthrax, Q fever, and plague. The second generation (starting around 1972) integrated genetic engineering to develop antibiotic-resistant and enhanced strains. • Treaty Violation: Despite signing the 1972 Biological Weapons Convention (BWC), the Soviet Union actively expanded its offensive weapon stockpiles (including smallpox and anthrax) well into the 1980s and 1990s. Modern Concerns and Activities • Facility Expansion: Satellite imagery and U.S. State Department reports have highlighted significant infrastructure expansions at former Soviet bioweapons sites, such as Sergiev Posad-6, raising ongoing international proliferation and dual-use concerns. • Compliance and Transparency: The Biological Facility Build-up underscores severe verification gaps within the BWC, as Moscow officially frames ongoing or legacy work as purely defensive pandemic preparedness while refusing comprehensive international verification. • Disinformation Campaigns: International bodies have frequently noted Russian state attempts to deflect scrutiny by promoting unfounded conspiracy theories accusing other nations (such as Ukraine and the U.S.) of running secret biolabs. Wikipedia Soviet biological weapons program Soviet biological weapons program The Soviet Union covertly operated the world's largest and most sophisticated known biological weapons program. The Soviet pro... The Nuclear Threat Initiative Russian Biological Facility Build-up Underscores Need for Enhanced Transparency Facility Buildup: Satellite imagery reveals massive expansion at Russia's Sergiev Posad-6 former bioweapons research site, contradicting official claims of no n... The Washington Post Russia has expanded site of past bioweapons research, satellite images show - Washington Post Facility: Sergiev Posad-6 (northeast of Moscow, former Soviet Cold War bioweapons research center). Construction: 10 new buildings exceeding 250,000 square feet... National Institutes of Health (NIH) | (.gov) The Russian biological weapons program: vanished or disappeared? Core Issue: Russia inherited a sophisticated biological weapons legacy and arsenal from the USSR in 1991, creating a strategic and scientific challenge regardin... Institute for National Strategic Studies (INSS) The Soviet Biological Weapons Program and Its Legacy in Today’s Russia > Institute for National Strategic Studies > News Jul 18, 2016 — Generation 1: Commenced ~1928 using natural pathogens from WWI/Civil War epidemics. Generation 2: Began ~1972 via top-level Politburo/MOD decision utilizing gen... National Defense University The Soviet Biological Weapons Program and Its Legacy in ... in the endnotes, particularly from the studies on Soviet military decisionmaking conducted by John G. Hines, Ellis M. Mishulovich, and John F. Shull.3 In histor... YouTube·CBS Mornings 3:20 Inside the Russian biological weapons conspiracy theory The Guardian What are Russia’s biological weapons claims and what’s actually ... Mar 11, 2022 — Do the Ukraine laboratories store dangerous biological agents? If Russian claims of a secret bioweapons programme are fake news, does that mean there is nothing... Universidad de Navarra The use of biological weapons by Russia: A pattern of persecution of ... History of biological weapons use by Russia The Novichok neurotoxic agent with which Navalny was poisoned in 2020 was developed in the Soviet Union during the 1... Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty US Monitors Suspected Plague Case In Russia As Calls Grow For Travel Restrictions Oct 4, 2026 — The Soviet Union, however, did maintain a large offensive biological-weapons program during the Cold War, despite being a party to the 1972 Biological Weapons C... Issues in Science and Technology Bioweapons from Russia: Stemming the Flow Bioweapons from Russia: Stemming the Flow By Jonathan B. Tucker The U.S. must broaden its efforts to deal with the serious proliferation threat posed by the leg... | |||
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As of 2025, Russia's triad of strategic nuclear weapons, at approximately 2,832 weapons,[6] comprises 1,254[a] warheads on its Strategic Rocket Forces' 333 intercontinental ballistic missiles, 992[b] warheads on its Navy's 192 RSM-56 Bulava and R-29RMU Sineva/Lajner submarine-launched ballistic missiles, on twelve Delfin and Borei-class submarines, and 586[c] cruise missiles or bombs, for delivery by Long Range Aviation's 67 Tupolev Tu-160 and Tu-95 strategic bombers. Russia also possesses the world's largest arsenal of tactical nuclear weapons, approximately 1,500, which can be delivered by land,[d] sea,[e] and air-launched[f] weapons. The Russian Space Forces oversee early warning and ballistic missile defense, operating radars such as Voronezh and Don-2N, the Oko and EKS satellites,[7] and the anti-ballistic missile A-135, S-400, and S-300 systems, all of which can themselves be tipped with nuclear warheads.[6] Russia's predecessor state, the Soviet Union, held the largest nuclear arsenal in history, at 45,000 nuclear warheads in 1986.[8] Russia and the United States together hold 88% of the world's nuclear weapons.[9] The New START treaty limited the number each state could deploy, until its expiration in February 2026. Officially, Russian nuclear weapons use requires an order from the president, co-signed by the Minister of Defence or Chief of the General Staff. Russia extends a nuclear umbrella to member states of the Collective Security Treaty Organization.[10] Since its 2022 invasion of Ukraine, Russia has frequently made threats characterized as nuclear blackmail. Since 2023, Russia has provided tactical nuclear weapons systems to Belarus.[6] Ukraine destroyed several Russian nuclear-capable strategic bombers in a large drone attack in 2025.[11] Since 2024, Russian policy has broadly allowed nuclear first use, with strategic ambiguity on thresholds, in response to attacks on Russia with weapons of mass destruction, or to conventional attacks that critically threaten its sovereignty, territorial integrity, nuclear forces, or to large air and missile attacks.[6] The Soviet Union carried out 715 nuclear tests, from its first test in 1949, until 1990.[12] This included its first thermonuclear test in 1955, and the 1961 Tsar Bomba, by far the largest nuclear test ever at 50 megatons. Testing occurred at Semipalatinsk, Novaya Zemlya, and Kapustin Yar. Russia signed and ratified the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty in 1996 but withdrew ratification in 2023. Russia's nuclear complex, managed by Rosatom, inherited the world's largest stockpiles of weapons-grade plutonium and highly enriched uranium, theoretically equivalent to over 40,000 weapons;[13] Ural Electrochemical Combine remains the world's largest uranium enrichment site, and Mayak the world's second largest reprocessing site.[14] | |||
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Its coming guys. Its coming. Russian Baltic fleet marines exercise capturing an island and defending it from rapid heliborne counterattack. Doing it only 40km from major Finnish industrial and port city of Kotka kinda adds a touch. How much Russian troops currently in Gogland? Frederik Van Lokeren @KaptainLOMA #ВМФ #БФ #Морпехи Russian Naval Infantry landed on Gogland island in the Gulf of #Finland. The landing is part of a training exercise together with the 6th Combined Arms Army. The marines had left #Kaliningrad on the 25th in three Ropucha class LST. https://rg.ru/2020/08/27/reg-s...ostrove-gogland.html 1:45 PM · Aug 27, 20 | |||
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O.T. Silver Futures COMEX: SIW00 62.05 USD +1.63 (2.71%)today Oct 5, 6:26 AM EDT • Disclaimer | |||
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Russian declaration.. All foreigners leave Ukraine immediately. Kiev will be destroyed according to sources. | |||
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Explosion and traveling vapor cloud caught on camera over the skies in Ireland. Delivering Pneumonic Plague to the problematic Irish resisting and protesting immigration and globalism??? | |||
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1 2007: The Year of the UFO - Unidentified Flying Orb 01/19/08 2 UFO Orbs Spotted Worldwide, Appearing Almost Simultaneously!! 07/09/12 3 UFO Orb Spotted Breaking Into Two Pieces and Flying In Different Directions Over Australia 01/04/12 4 Metallic-looking orb seen flying over Iraqi city of Mosul in 2016 - first publicly revealed UFO footage taken by US spy plane in a confli 01/24/23 5 Angel?,U.F.O.or Orb Spotted Over Valley? 10/28/14 6 Ex-NASA astronaut encounters mysterious flying orbs 9,000 ft. in air 12/29/24 7 UFO: Solid Golden Orb @ ISS - 01/07/14 [Update 1/12/14 - ANOTHER Orb Spotted] 01/07/14 8 NEW: Pentagon Says Reaper Drone Spotted A 'Metallic Orb' UFO in Middle East. Acknowledges almost inhuman levels of speed and design 04/19/23 9 EXCLUSIVE: Striking video shows pulsating orb drop down from the sky and cruise alongside two FedEx pilots flying over Mexico 10/27/21 10 Anti gravity orb seen flying next to air force one...just now 12/21/23 | |||
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NEW: “Student” protest in Liege, Belgium, now spread across Europe. France’s just the beginning, yet the narrative is to blame “students” I’m convinced there’s far more to these organized events. | |||
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Take a good look at the big picture, with everything going on right now and over the last few months leading up to right now. It's like the only thing holding back the doom is a dam with the spillways fully open but it's still about to fail and flood this country and perhaps the world. The dam is the November elections, I think every effort is being made to hold it off until then. See you on the other side... damned | |||
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Friggin serious...prepare for next 45 days like there's no tomorrow. | |||
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Report Post [link to youtu.be (secure)] transcript: Major plumes of black smoke rose above the Ukrainian capital, visible from several kilometers away as buildings burned, following strikes on #Kyiv #Kiev by at least seven “Geran-5”, where the city’s air defense system did not react to the arrival of Russian drones on the morning of September 28, 2026. The primary targets of the first wave were two telecommunications hubs and data centers— #Ukrtelecom and “Dreamline”—as well as numerous other data centers in Kyiv over the past few weeks, through which Russia has literally “cut off” the Ukrainian capital’s internet. A camera angle showed the burning Ukrtelecom building, one of the largest providers of high-speed internet to the military. Russian drones also reportedly destroyed “Diprossviazi” building as well as the servers of the capital’s main service providers, UTELS and “Pautina.” Nevertheless, it is difficult to distinguish footage of the affected buildings due to the wave-like nature of the attacks and the broad targeting. The Russian Ministry of Defense confirmed the demilitarization at the Ukrtelecom data center—one of leading telecommunications companies in Ukraine, which provides landline and mobile phone services and hosts an extensive database for Ukrainian forces. Reportedly, the data center lost power, equipment was destroyed, the city lost internet access, cloud storage services were down, the company’s website and communication channels were inaccessible, and a massive power outage struck Kyiv and the surrounding region. In addition, several logistics hubs were targeted, railway infrastructure on both sides of Dnieper River was on fire, and warehouses, transportation hubs, and gas stations were engulfed in flames. At least six powerful explosions were recorded in the Kyiv station area. On the left bank, the largest sorting hub, “Darnitsa”—through which military convoys and cargo constantly pass—was hit, while on the right bank, the “Karavaevy Dachi” station was attacked. The widespread damage and traffic congestion forced “Ukrzaliznytsia” to suspend train service in all directions on an emergency basis. Russia has taken control of the skies over Kyiv, as Ukrainian air defenses appear to have ceased functioning entirely. Panic has set in at Verkhovna Rada: “In essence, the airspace over the nation’s capital is entirely under Russian control,” said MP Oleksiy Goncharenko. | |||
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Here are the CDC plans for dealing with pneumonic plague, which it looks like we may be facing from the Ukraine: EID Volume 2 * Number 1 January-March 1996 Synopses Surveillance for Pneumonic Plague in the United States During an International Emergency: A Model for Control of Imported Emerging Diseases Curtis L. Fritz, D.V.M., Ph.D., David T. Dennis, M.D., M.P.H., Margaret A. Tipple, M.D., Grant L. Campbell, M.D., Ph.D., Charles R. McCance, B.A., and Duane J. Gubler, Sc.D. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Fort Collins, Colorado, and Atlanta, Georgia, USA Download Article Abstract In September 1994, in response to a reported epidemic of plague in India, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) enhanced surveillance in the United States for imported pneumonic plague. Plague information materials were rapidly developed and distributed to U.S. public health officials by electronic mail, facsimile, and expedited publication. Information was also provided to medical practitioners and the public by recorded telephone messages and facsimile transmission. Existing quarantine protocols were modified to effect active surveillance for imported plague cases at U.S. airports. Private physicians and state and local health departments were relied on in a passive surveillance system to identify travelers with suspected plague not detected at airports. From September 27 to October 27, the surveillance system identified 13 persons with suspected plague; no case was confirmed. This coordinated response to an international health emergency may serve as a model for detecting other emerging diseases and preventing their importation. In the past 50 years, the speed of international travel, as well as the number of travelers, has accelerated, providing a mechanism for the rapid dissemination of disease agents from one country to another. For this reason, vigilant surveillance is needed to prevent the importation and spread of emergent infections. The United States needs a response plan that involves international and domestic public health officials, physicians and hospitals, and the public and can be implemented at the first indication of an international health threat. In 1994, in response to an epidemic of pneumonic plague in India, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) developed and implemented an enhanced surveillance system to supplement the existing regulations concerning imported plague. The protocol described here may serve as a model for detection and control of emerging diseases imported into the United States or other countries with frequent and diverse international traffic. Background In September 1994, India reported cases of plague for the first time in 28 years. Plague is caused by infection with the bacterium Yersinia pestis. Bubonic plague is typically acquired by the bite of fleas from infected rodents and is characterized by inguinal, axillary, and/or cervical lymphadenitis. Pneumonic plague may occur as a secondary development to the bubonic form or can be contracted by inhaling respiratory droplets from humans or other animals with plague pneumonia (1). Bubonic plague cases were first identified by Indian health officials in the Beed District of Maharashtra State in late August. By September 24, more than 300 unconfirmed cases of pneumonic plague and 36 deaths had been reported from the city of Surat, Gujurat State, approximately 300 km west of the Beed District (3). After these reports, hundreds of thousands of Surat's two million residents fled, some to the major cities of Bombay, Calcutta, and New Delhi (4). Unconfirmed pneumonic plague cases and plague-related deaths were subsequently reported from several areas throughout India (5,6). With the reported epidemic of plague in India, the potential for spread of the disease by infected travelers became a concern. Several countries closed their borders to Indian travelers and cargo and discontinued all flights of their air carriers to and from India (7). Because of its epidemic potential, plague is listed as a Class 1 internationally quarantinable disease in the International Health Regulations of the World Health Organization (WHO) (2). These regulations authorize the detention and inspection of any vehicle or passenger originating in an area where a plague epidemic is in progress. Response to the Epidemic CDC's domestic response to the apparent plague epidemic in India involved two simultaneous and complementary components: 1) information dissemination and education, and 2) intensified active and passive surveillance to identify and treat suspected plague patients and their contacts. Information Dissemination | |||
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Does anyone feel like we are at a precipice where there is no going back and soon the tribulation will start? The news just seems to go from bad to worse with each passing day. I pray that many will be filled with the Holy Spirit in these days-even unbelievers who I hope will be converted. I do not have any children but I feel for those who do. I pray that God will save all of the innocents. Please, come to believe in Jesus as your savior. I have encountered God and know with all of my heart, soul and mind that He is real. May God bless you all. | |||
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The ice beckons..... Take that long walk... Soon. ——$ I'll ax the questions around here. | ||||
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Asshats and TWATS not allowed. Therefore FUCK OFF. Imagine if Iran gets a nuke while Trump is president. Iran most likely has a nuke give to them by the Russians , their ally in the war against Ukraine [link to www.independent.co.uk (secure)] A top Revolutionary Guards commander has claimed that US forces have “fled” and moved back to positions at least 1,000km from Iran’s borders. Rear Admiral Ali Fadavi said that for the first time since the conflict began, there were no US vessels in the Gulf, the Strait of Hormuz, the Sea of Oman or even the northern Indian Ocean, claiming US warships were “100 per cent vulnerable” to Iranian strikes. Previous PageNext Page Page 1 | |||
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BREAKING: Iran announces it will implement a new restricted zone outside the Strait of Hormuz in the coming days, starting from the US Navy’s blockade line and into areas of the Persian Gulf, per Iran's SNSC chief Rezaei. Iran says any ship that enters this new zone will be Show more 5:02 PM · Sep 6, 2026 | |||
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