Moscow mocks Canada’s pledge to deploy troops to Ukraine

 (The notion that Canada or the UK would be sending troops to fight against Russia in Ukraine being some sort of deterrent or pressuring Putin is a joke. Neither has done a total of jack shit ever or at least since the Revolutionary War when a fledgling nation beat Britain's ass. These are two wannabe world leaders (Starmer and Trudeau) trying to show they can step up to the plate to fill the power void in the absence of real U.S. leadership. However, flaky as the Trump'Elon merger may be, the two wannabe Super Powers of UK and The Great WHITE North simply 'don't have the cards' to measure up to the task at hand. And of course, Russia understands that. They are NOT going to hand over tens of thousands of ethnic Russians in Crimea and Donbass to the terrorist Nazis who work for Zelensky in Ukraine. Wont happen. Ever. So it's a stupid stunt being done for the Western Press, not meant to have any real consequences in Moscow. But that is what we do now. Its all a show. A production. That's what Zelensky is. That's what Trump is. That's what they are all. But not Russia. Not Putin. Go ahead. FAFO. Send your cheese eaters over there and see what happens to em. Just remember, don't send black, gay or Jewish soldiers. They don't mix well with Nazis.)

from RT

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has derided the idea that Canada could send troops to Ukraine. In a social media post on Monday, she questioned who would safeguard Canadian territory from potential US annexation in such a scenario.

The senior diplomat’s remark followed Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s statement on Sunday that his government is open to contributing forces to a possible joint Western mission in Ukraine. British Prime Minister Kier Starmer announced the formation of a “coalition of the willing” once a possible ceasefire with Russia is reached following a meeting of Kiev’s European backers in London.

“Who would defend Canadian land if the US expands north? Probably Ukrainians, who are dodging the draft in Canada,” Zakharova quipped, alluding to the widespread evasion of mandatory military service among Ukrainian citizens...

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Netanyahu says UK has ‘undermined’ Israel with arms embargo

(Apparently international humanitarian law emboldens Hamas. Somehow. According to the terrorist Benjamin Netanyahu.)

from Politico

Benjamin Netanyahu accused Britain's new government of undermining Israel by blocking arms exports to the country and dropping objections to an international arrest warrant against him.

In an interview with British newspaper the Daily Mail, the Israeli prime minister attacked center-left Labour Prime Minister Keir Starmer's "misguided" administration and accused London of "sending a horrible message" to Hamas.

"After the Oct. 7 Hamas massacre, the previous British government was clear in its support," Netanyahu said. "Unfortunately, the current government is sending mixed messages."

Britain suspended 30 arms export licenses to Israel earlier this month after the government concluded there is a "real risk" the weapons could be used in violation of international humanitarian law. The U.K. moved ahead in spite of late-stage lobbying from the U.S....

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Were Black-bloc 'riots' in UK Designed as Cover for Starmer's Attack on Free Speech?

Irregular warfare can be used to destabilize a regime or help it accomplish things the people deeply oppose. You have to ask yourself if these 'riots' fall into one of these classifications. I think they do.

UK Psyop: Keir Starmer Warns UK Citizens they Better Watch What They Say Online or Else

 

All because a handful of black-bloc agitators ran amok for a couple days.

hmmmm

(You better watch what you say online or you will be arrested in the UK)

from Camus

Keir Starmer: "Whether you're directly involved" in riots or "remotely involved, you're culpable" The prime minister has warned that social media is not a "law-free zone" as the first rioters charged over social media posts appear in court. Sir Keir Starmer said: "The first thing I'd say is, this is not a law-free zone. And I think that's clear from the prosecutions and sentencing. Today we're due sentencing for online behaviour. "That's a reminder to everyone that whether you're directly involved or whether you're remotely involved, you're culpable, and you will be put before the courts if you've broken the law."