European Leaders Determined to Create WWIII

European Leaders Determined to Create WWIII

MARTIN ARMSTRONG

Europe will NEVER avoid war until it starts impeaching Kaja Kallas who was not directly elected by the public to the EU position she uses to oppose any peace deal. However, this is standard procedure for this role for the EU was established to actually prevent the people from having any say in the future of Europe. She claims only more sanctions will end the war when there is no evidence that sanctions have ever worked on anyone even once. She wants world war for her personal vendetta like Victoria Nuland et el.

Kaja Kallas was nominated by the European Council to become the EU’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy. This nomination was made in June 2024 by the leaders of the EU member states. Following this nomination, her appointment was formalized through a European Council Decision on July 24, 2024. 

She was NOT elected to this position yet call Putin a Dictator and not Zelensky or herself!!!!! The High Representative is not a directly elected position; instead, the role is appointed by the European Council (with the agreement of the Commission President), which is the standard constitutional process for this office.

Here we have the PM of Britain putting out absolute lies. These politicians REFUSE to admit that people are rising up because of their policies that let in all the migrants who have been tearing Europe apart. Now this fraud Burnham is ensuring the complete destruction of the the United Kingdom outright lying that BRXIT would not have happened except for Russian interference and now they are claiming AfD in Germany is funded by Russia. These Socialist Marxist lovers REFUSE to admit that they have been wrong and they are spinning this as Russian interference as if the people would agree with their failed policies.

There can NEVER be peace as long as these types of people weasel their way into power and NEVER stand for election. They impose their agenda, usurp the foreign policy, all to carry out their personal hatreds and agenda with no regard for society or the people they pretend to represent. Kallas, I have warned in meetings, will do everything in her power to prevent peace. This is a personal vendetta against Russia and her hatred of the Russian people for the actions of Stalin. She has no problem with forgiving Germans for Hitler some argue because there are documented connections to controversial historical figures in her family tree regarding Nazis. The allegation has long been that she is OK with Germany for she would have to denounce her paternal great-grandfather, Eduard Alver.

Kaja Kallas has repeatedly and publicly stated that her family was persecuted by Russia (specifically the Soviet regime). She frequently cites her family’s deportation to Siberia as a direct and personal example of Russian repression. Destroying the Russian people is always her constant agenda, which is why she gets along with Zelensky, a Neo-Nazi. Perhaps she wants to beat Stalin’s record of killing 20 million Russians.

Here is their group of heros and they will NEVER admit for one second that their hatred of the rich and Russians is undermining Europe and as they start World War III all to prevent the EU from collapsing in this effort to retain power, all I can say is God help Europe. We will be looking at the timing at the next World Economic Conference.

For Europe to avoid war, they need political reform just as America has to clean house of its Neocons.

Ahead of another Iran strike? Report: CENTCOM chief briefs Trump at the White House

Ahead of another Iran strike? Report: CENTCOM chief briefs Trump at the White House

Elad Benari

US Central Command (CENTCOM) chief Admiral Brad Cooper met with President Donald Trump at the White House on Thursday to discuss military options involving Iran, as Washington considers resuming major combat operations against the Islamic Republic, The Wall Street Journal reported.

The meeting, described as an unusual in-person briefing by the top American commander in the Middle East, was attended by Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Dan Caine, according to US officials and other individuals familiar with the discussions.

Additional Cabinet members participated in the meeting, which also addressed other matters, including the continuing American blockade of Iran.

The high-level discussions followed a separate meeting Wednesday at the White House involving Cooper, other senior military officials, and Vice President JD Vance.

Cooper rarely briefs Trump in person, raising the possibility that the administration is moving closer to authorizing significant military action.

The admiral previously met with Trump in July, when he joined Hegseth and Caine for discussions aboard Air Force One in Delaware.

Neither the Pentagon nor CENTCOM responded substantively to the report, with spokespersons for both declining to comment.

Thursday's meeting comes amid growing indications that the United States is preparing for another potential confrontation with Iran following the November 3 midterm elections.

The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday that Washington had warned several Gulf Arab countries to prepare for a possible short but intensive American military campaign against Iran after the elections.

The report also indicated that the US military was strengthening regional air defenses and relocating personnel from bases considered vulnerable to Iranian retaliation.

Trump, who has been campaigning for Republican candidates ahead of the midterms, has repeatedly declined to confirm whether he intends to order additional strikes.

Despite the military preparations, the administration has continued exploring diplomatic possibilities.

The Wall Street Journal previously reported Wednesday that Vance had established contactwith Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council and a former longtime commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).

According to the report, Vance sent Rezaei a letter intended to explore the possibility of restarting negotiations between Washington and Tehran.

One person familiar with the outreach said the communication had been initiated at Trump's direction and that the President was aware of the effort.

Top US commander briefs Trump on Iran military options as 10 US military transport planes land in Israel

Top US commander briefs Trump on Iran military options as 10 US military transport planes land in Israel

Reuters

Emanuel Fabian

The US military’s top commander overseeing the Middle East met President Donald Trump at the White House on Thursday to present military options concerning Iran, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing US officials and others with direct knowledge of the meeting.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Joint Chiefs Chairman Dan Caine also joined the meeting, at which US Central Command chief Adm. Brad Cooper presented the options, according to the report.

Reuters said it could not immediately independently verify the Wall Street Journal report.

The meeting came as Washington and Jerusalem were reported last week to be considering a “short but intensive operation” of renewed strikes on Iran after the November 3 US midterm elections.

Military drills ramped up, targeting Iranian energy sites, nuclear facilities and arsenals of missiles and drones. The report said Trump could still decide against military action.

More than 10 US military transport aircraft landed at Israeli airbases in southern Israel over the past week, according to analysts monitoring open-source flight-tracking data.

Most of the recent cargo flights took off from Biggs Army Airfield in El Paso, Texas, and were bound for the Israeli Air Force’s Nevatim and Ovda airbases in southern Israel, according to the data.

A number of other US military cargo flights also traveled to American bases elsewhere in the Middle East in recent days, including in Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Kuwait.

The contents of the transport planes were unknown, but were thought to be connected to US efforts to bolster its air defenses in the region ahead of a possible new round of fighting with Iran.

On Wednesday, The Wall Street Journal reported that the US military was sending a Patriot battery from Texas to strengthen its air defenses in the region.

Iran sought to interfere in Israel’s election and planned to attempt to disrupt the US midterm elections the following week, Britain’s Telegraph reported Thursday, citing several Iranian officials.

“We have been looking into ways to recruit agents in both the American and Israeli regimes’ election processes,” one of the officials told the newspaper, without elaborating on what efforts had been made to interfere in Israel’s election.

Regarding the US vote, the official said: “Powerful cyber groups have also been established to hack their election systems.”

Another Iranian official portrayed the campaign as part of Tehran’s response to the war, which Iran believed had been forced upon it by Israel and the United States.

“War does not just mean missiles and guns when we are under their blockade,” the official said. “It also means we are prepared to disrupt their elections, their banking, their travel and all their ordinary systems.”

“We are not in favor of any candidate anywhere, but we would like to see a divided America and a divided Israel,” the official added.

The report came amid an Israeli investigation into suspected foreign efforts to influence Tuesday’s election. Central Elections Committee chairman Justice Noam Sohlberg asked the Shin Bet on Thursday to examine intelligence concerning suspected foreign funding and possible electoral interference, while stressing that the suspicions had not been substantiated. The Shin Bet said the information originated from its own intelligence concerning foreign influence.

Separately, three tankers exploded and caught fire after striking sea mines while attempting to cross an unauthorized route south of the Strait of Hormuz over the previous 24 hours, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said in a statement carried by state media.

The Guard said the vessels had switched off their radar and navigation systems and ignored warnings from its naval forces. The tankers were subsequently abandoned on the southern shores of the strait, according to the statement.

U.S. Intelligence Warns China and Russia Developing Weapons to Destroy American Satellites, Threatening GPS and Military Communications

U.S. Intelligence Warns China and Russia Developing Weapons to Destroy American Satellites, Threatening GPS and Military Communications

Emmitt Barry

U.S. intelligence officials are warning that China and Russia are developing increasingly sophisticated weapons capable of disabling or destroying American satellites, potentially disrupting GPS navigation, military communications, missile-defense systems, and critical infrastructure during a future conflict.

A new Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) assessment, released October 26, details how America’s two principal strategic competitors are expanding their ability to wage warfare in space through satellite-jamming technology, powerful lasers, anti-satellite missiles, and orbital weapons.

The report, Challenges to Security in Space, warns that China is developing space-based weapons capable of threatening American satellites, while Russia is pursuing a particularly dangerous capability: a satellite designed to carry a nuclear weapon.

According to the DIA, China’s military already possesses ground-based laser systems capable of disrupting or damaging satellite sensors and is developing more powerful directed-energy weapons that could threaten satellites in higher orbits by the end of the decade.

Beijing is also expanding electronic warfare systems capable of interfering with satellite communications, military reconnaissance, and GPS signals.

U.S. intelligence assesses that China intends to deploy additional anti-satellite missiles capable of destroying spacecraft across multiple orbital altitudes, potentially undermining America’s military advantage during a confrontation over Taiwan or elsewhere in the Pacific.

Russia presents another serious threat, with intelligence officials warning that Moscow is developing a satellite intended to carry a nuclear anti-satellite weapon.

Such a detonation could disable thousands of satellites, potentially causing widespread disruptions to military operations, global communications, navigation, and commercial services.

The DIA also warns that radiation generated by a nuclear explosion in orbit could persist for years, damaging satellites that survive the initial blast.

Russia has already demonstrated sophisticated orbital maneuvering capabilities, including positioning spacecraft near American government satellites, raising concerns about their potential use in future attacks.

American military operations depend heavily on satellites for precision-guided weapons, intelligence gathering, battlefield communications, missile-launch detection, and navigation.

Disrupting these systems could complicate military operations before conventional fighting even begins.

The threat extends beyond the Pentagon. Civilian aviation, shipping, financial networks, emergency services, and telecommunications also depend on satellite-enabled navigation, timing, or communications.

The latest assessment underscores a growing concern among U.S. defense officials: the opening stages of a future major war could unfold in orbit, with America’s adversaries attempting to blind and disrupt U.S. forces before attacking on land, sea, or air.

The intelligence findings describe developing and existing capabilities, not evidence that China or Russia has launched a new destructive attack against American satellites.

The Gulf Holds a Security Meeting and Washington Wasn’t Invited

The Gulf Holds a Security Meeting and Washington Wasn’t Invited

Larry C. Johnson

On Monday, while Donald Trump was publicly pondering whether to “make a deal” with Iran or “finish them off,” something happened in Tehran that should have set off alarms in every office of the State Department, assuming anyone is still left there to hear them.

Saudi Arabia’s defense minister, Prince Khalid bin Salman, the brother of the Crown Prince, flew to Tehran. With him came Pakistan’s Field Marshal Asim Munir and Turkey’s intelligence chief, Ibrahim Kalin. They sat down with Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian, Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and senior security official Rezaei, who hosted the talks, for about two hours. The agenda: the Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, the Strait of Hormuz, the American blockade of Iran’s ports and a regional non-aggression framework.

Read that list again. Those are the four biggest security problems in the Persian Gulf. The countries that actually live there just met to discuss them. The United States, which has two carrier strike groups, an amphibious ready group and a blockade in the neighborhood, was not in the room. Nobody seems to have missed it.

The three visitors are the signatories of the Makkah Agreement, the mutual-defense treaty that Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan signed on August 7. Article 2 says an attack on one is an attack on all. It was sold, at least in Washington’s imagination, as a Sunni shield for the Kingdom against Iran and its friends in Yemen.

Eleven weeks later, the entire shield showed up in Tehran to talk about cooperation. Iran’s ambassador to Pakistan says Tehran will “study” the agreement, “and if it is good, we will support it.” The treaty conveniently includes an accession clause allowing new members to join by consensus. My sources tell me the three formally invited Iran to join once the U.S.-Israeli war ends, and that Tehran accepted on that basis. No official readout confirms that yet. But the official readouts did agree to keep talking “among the four,” and Iran has a phrase for what it wants: “endogenous security.” Translation: security for the Gulf, by the Gulf, without the 5th Fleet.

According to my sources, Field Marshal Munir told Prince Khalid that Riyadh needed to reach an accommodation with Ansar Allah, and reportedlyPrince Khalid arrived in Tehran with a $1 billion down payment to help buy one. An anonymous report in the Israeli paper Israel Hayom says the same, including that the money flew in on the prince’s plane. Riyadh hasn’t confirmed it, and officially insists on the return of seized territory first. I personally doubt this story because it is a piddling amount that the Houthis will view as a meaningless gesture. But consider the picture if it is true: the Saudis would be paying Iran to get the Houthis to stop shooting at them. Washington spent a decade and billions of dollars in arms sales so that Saudi Arabia would not need Tehran’s help. That worked out well.

Araghchi had offered on October 11 to broker Saudi-Houthi talks. Two weeks later the Saudi defense minister was in his capital. Iran has gained more leverage in a month of diplomacy than in a year of American “maximum pressure.”

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