Ah, Yes.

Bonds. Israeli Bonds. Nah, thanks--I would rather invest into Power Ball or Mega Millions. But here is an anatomy of the treason on full display. 

It is everywhere, top-bottom. 

Pentagon Is Incompetent ...

 ... I do, however, "like" how Judge Nap uses term "required force"--they don't know what it is in CIA or Pentagon because they have no reference point or culture. US military academies teach shit, some war colleges may have a clue but it is of no use. 

Again, COFM is a complex thing. Very complex and it changed since even 15 years ago. Anyone one wants to discuss Salvo Model? 

Latest Tricks From ...

 ... Tyrant Putin and his secret police to force people to vote "correctly". 

FSB is running short on personnel ))

If The US Military ...

... hasn't been humiliated enough, Chairman of JCS paraded himself as a jackass. The Crisis is here, it is now. Germany (and France), bye, bye. 

Saudi Plan "B".

 LOL))) 

These Are Kids.

 And this MoFo forgot to mention that the US loses it wars. Unless, of course, it is against some crappy impotent country. And even there. 

Two little girls do not even know what may await them. The US is desperate, Europe is over. 

They Still Cannot ...

 ... grasp. 

Russia’s $118 Billion Arctic Oil Bet Pushes Ahead Despite Sanctions.

And then lamentations start.

For the Kremlin, the giant Vostok Oil project in the frigid Far North is crucial to two goals: bolstering Russia’s presence in the Arctic and keeping production of the key export commodity going as reserves in more accessible parts of the country are depleted.

It’s also a case study of how a huge, state-run corporation like Rosneft -- headed by Igor Sechin, a longtime ally of President Vladimir Putin -- goes about putting such an enterprise in place amid increasingly tight Western sanctions over Russia’s war on Ukraine, an RFE/RL investigation indicates.

A web of contractors, suppliers, and others with links to the 10-trillion-ruble ($118 billion) project includes a billionaire Sechin associate, several companies connected to Rosneft, and the father of Putin’s purported partner, Alina Kabayeva, Systema, RFE/RL’s Russian investigative unit, discovered in conjunction with Arctida, an NGO focusing on the Russian Arctic.

Pay attention to who "investigates" and comments on that. Right, Radio Free Europe herpes which pretends that they "investigate", while in reality is a propaganda units of MI6 and CIA. They cope, hard, and they cannot take the fact that Europe is getting poorer and poorer, while Russia is getting richer and richer and that all those grandiose statements about "countering" Russia in Arctic are just that--a hot air from people who can only dream about Russia's Arctic Capabilities. So, they suffer. Let them.