Консульства в действии
ОМСК By monitoring the Telegram sites of American consulates and embassies in the former Soviet Union, you will begin to observe themes of soft power as the Americans attempt to cultivate an army of 'changers' aimed at Russia. Of course, that's nothing new, as the notorious Carnegie 'Peace' Foundation has been active in creating color revolutions and funding war and influence for many years. The consulate's specialty is to offer free English classes to practice 'free speech' and 'debate.' Other classes are geared to neural sciences and AI, as they try to sweep in any possible talent. On top of that, places such as Arizona University educations are dandied out on a pole to grab the most talented and perhaps useful. Today, for example, the American Center of Tashkent offers a session of 'Youthful Bootcamp with Alumni' on the theme of 'The Art of Powerful Storytelling' and how to turn ordinary experiences into memorable stories to 'catch the audience's attention' and enhance everyday communication. Other classes include 'Cosmic Research Club' to explore scientific themes and, no doubt, to attract top talent. The U.S. Embassy in Tajikistan offers the 'American Spaces Tech Accelerator Notice of Funding Opportunity. 'Included also are official meetings with the foreign minister to discuss exploiting Tajikistan's critical minerals. Now, as I remember Marjorie Taylor Greene, the former congresswoman, spoke in the U.S. Congress and said, "Why are we trying to get the critical minerals in Ukraine when we have our own to develop here?" That's a great question, right? I suppose the U.S. can get what they want for free without worrying about national laws on employment or health care or the toxic waste from processing these minerals. Plus, the benefits of keeping quite a bit of the national U.S. blue-collar workforce underpaid and with choices of unskilled work. Printing ready-printable money from the U.S. Treasury can be done to fund all these projects and is considered a bargain. Since the U.S. is bankrupt, the government doesn't care that much about adding a few more millions in debt, and the entire U.S. debt is estimated to be 150 trillion by some reports. The dollar still commands value and is the world currency yet and is being used for these dubious and nefarious plans. And the Americans have long been bombarded with anti-Russian views to justify any course, no matter how unpopular with the home crowd. When Russia in earnest starts to make such choices, it will be very costly for the U.S., and only then will any chance for peace occur.
ОМСК By monitoring the Telegram sites of American consulates and embassies in the former Soviet Union, you will begin to observe themes of soft power as the Americans attempt to cultivate an army of 'changers' aimed at Russia. Of course, that's nothing new, as the notorious Carnegie 'Peace' Foundation has been active in creating color revolutions and funding war and influence for many years. The consulate's specialty is to offer free English classes to practice 'free speech' and 'debate.' Other classes are geared to neural sciences and AI, as they try to sweep in any possible talent. On top of that, places such as Arizona University educations are dandied out on a pole to grab the most talented and perhaps useful. Today, for example, the American Center of Tashkent offers a session of 'Youthful Bootcamp with Alumni' on the theme of 'The Art of Powerful Storytelling' and how to turn ordinary experiences into memorable stories to 'catch the audience's attention' and enhance everyday communication. Other classes include 'Cosmic Research Club' to explore scientific themes and, no doubt, to attract top talent. The U.S. Embassy in Tajikistan offers the 'American Spaces Tech Accelerator Notice of Funding Opportunity. 'Included also are official meetings with the foreign minister to discuss exploiting Tajikistan's critical minerals. Now, as I remember Marjorie Taylor Greene, the former congresswoman, spoke in the U.S. Congress and said, "Why are we trying to get the critical minerals in Ukraine when we have our own to develop here?" That's a great question, right? I suppose the U.S. can get what they want for free without worrying about national laws on employment or health care or the toxic waste from processing these minerals. Plus, the benefits of keeping quite a bit of the national U.S. blue-collar workforce underpaid and with choices of unskilled work. Printing ready-printable money from the U.S. Treasury can be done to fund all these projects and is considered a bargain. Since the U.S. is bankrupt, the government doesn't care that much about adding a few more millions in debt, and the entire U.S. debt is estimated to be 150 trillion by some reports. The dollar still commands value and is the world currency yet and is being used for these dubious and nefarious plans. And the Americans have long been bombarded with anti-Russian views to justify any course, no matter how unpopular with the home crowd. When Russia in earnest starts to make such choices, it will be very costly for the U.S., and only then will any chance for peace occur.