[Auntie Mame]

Jeff Childers' substack is one of my daily reads. If you scroll about 1/4 of the way down you'll get to the section about thermonuclear war. The whole piece is good but thermonuclear war is serious. You won't read about it in any of the MSM. It's getting crazy scary out there in foreign-affairs-land.

[Democrat = party of treason]

The democrat traitors ruining this Country at this time and all their toadie voters LOVE war now!

[Judge Bean]

The Russians might very well consider the US and Europe actions as a Declaration of War.

[srmanuel]

I’ve seen reports that Ukraine is using drones to attempt in taking out Russia’s early warning ICBM system

They hit a radar installation in Ukraine which is a part of the early warning system and have attempted a drone attack on another radar installation some 800 miles inside of Russia.

This is an insane tactic, taking out Russia’s early warning system, if possible, will lead Russia to believe a nuclear attack is more likely and possible.

Taking out Russian supply depots or electrical infrastructure, etc., you can make the argument they are legitimate military targets, taking out the Russian ICBM early warning system is on an entirely different level.

[Tench_Coxe]

"Our corporate media loves wailing about how Putin is threatening nuclear war again, but have you noticed they never directly quote him? Honestly, I am no Putin fan, but I still find Putin’s arguments clear, thoughtful, and compelling. I defy anyone to explain how any of it was disinformation."

This bit right here. I think the term "corporate media" is no longer operative. "State controlled media" is more accurate. Just because its not government owned on paper doesn't mean its not operating as an organ of what is commonly referred to as the Deep State.

[dfwgator]

[PIF]

Putin was forced to take the use of nukes off the table by his benefactor and financier, Xi Jinping, at their latest meeting in Beijing.

So no more hype about nuclear war - it is not happening.

[clearcarbon]

"And, again the Times attributed one of the most significant decisions of our lifetimes to invisible, unidentified “aides.” Who are these aides evaluating these critical decisions about whether it’s worth risking global thermonuclear war to help Zelensky? Why are they so secretive? Are they like fairies who leave security briefs on the doorstep if you put cookies out before you go to sleep?"

"The Shoemaker and the Elves?"