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Russian sausage tycoon Pavel Antov has been found dead at an Indian hotel, two days after a friend died during the same trip.
They were visiting the eastern state of Odisha and the millionaire, who was also a local politician, had just celebrated his birthday at the hotel.
Antov was a well known figure in the city of Vladimir, east of Moscow.
Last summer he denied criticising Russia's war in Ukraine after a message appeared on his WhatsApp account.
The millionaire's death is the latest in a series of unexplained deaths involving Russian tycoons since the start of the Russian invasion, many of whom have openly criticised the war.
Reports in Russian media said Mr Antov, 65, had fallen from a window at the hotel in the city of Rayagada on Sunday. Another member of his four-strong Russian group, Vladimir Budanov, died at the hotel on Friday.
Superintendent Vivekananda Sharma of Odisha police said Mr Budanov was found to have suffered a stroke while his friend "was depressed after his death and he too died". The Russian consul in Kolkata, Alexei Idamkin, told the Tass news agency that police did not see a "criminal element in these tragic events".
Tourist guide Jitendra Singh told reporters that Mr Budanov may have "consumed a lot of alcohol as he had liquor bottles".
How quietly people seem to forget about Jimmy Savile and King Charles. If necrophilia is acceptable, then what really happened on Epstein Island?
originally posted by: crankyoldman
Kind of strange, it's getting grief for this and I think for the wrong reason. Afghanistan isn't relevant, and even if it was, it wasn't an active war, but a "peace keeping" scenario or some such euphemism, as after 20 years there was no win-goal.
CLIP
originally posted by: MountainLaurel
As we get ready to say goodbye to 2022 and enter 2023, what should we expect given the undeniable evidence that we have a fraudulent government actively working against us ? In this day and age could something equivalent to the Nuremberg Trials even happen ? I guess I need to learn more about those trials, were they conducted by the Military ?
It does seem that the “ Military is the only way “ is true. The new House can investigate the scamdemic, Jan.6th, Government infiltration of social media, election fraud, Hunter’s laptop, FTX, Ukraine money laundering, etc. , but Who enforces any wrong doing, lol, the FBI ?!
originally posted by: MountainLaurel
As we get ready to say goodbye to 2022 and enter 2023, what should we expect given the undeniable evidence that we have a fraudulent government actively working against us ? In this day and age could something equivalent to the Nuremberg Trials even happen ? I guess I need to learn more about those trials, were they conducted by the Military ?
It does seem that the “ Military is the only way “ is true. The new House can investigate the scamdemic, Jan.6th, Government infiltration of social media, election fraud, Hunter’s laptop, FTX, Ukraine money laundering, etc. , but Who enforces any wrong doing, lol, the FBI ?!
In this day and age could something equivalent to the Nuremberg Trials even happen
originally posted by: Caled
"Says the support America has given Ukraine would be much more complicated if America were still in Afghanistan."
That statement is extremely telling. What that really means is the Ukraine situation was scripted well before America pulled out of Afghanistan in 2020.
originally posted by: crankyoldman
Kind of strange, it's getting grief for this and I think for the wrong reason. Afghanistan isn't relevant, and even if it was, it wasn't an active war, but a "peace keeping" scenario or some such euphemism, as after 20 years there was no win-goal.
CLIP
"Specialists of this company are already helping Ukraine to structure the fund for the reconstruction of our state."
originally posted by: crankyoldman
originally posted by: Caled
"Says the support America has given Ukraine would be much more complicated if America were still in Afghanistan."
That statement is extremely telling. What that really means is the Ukraine situation was scripted well before America pulled out of Afghanistan in 2020.
originally posted by: crankyoldman
Kind of strange, it's getting grief for this and I think for the wrong reason. Afghanistan isn't relevant, and even if it was, it wasn't an active war, but a "peace keeping" scenario or some such euphemism, as after 20 years there was no win-goal.
CLIP
My take on this development is different then most. Most think BR is hedging on Ukraine winning, I think Inversion here, BR knows now Russia will win/has won, and wants to be invested in the rebuild of the Ukraine that stands after the redistricting.
Zelensky announces he is planning to join World Economic Forum in Davos, to sign new postwar loans with BlackRock
"Specialists of this company are already helping Ukraine to structure the fund for the reconstruction of our state."
I'll take this quote at face value. One "reconstructs" after things are over, not during, and we know what BlackRock is. And BR's Fink said a few months ago, NWO is dead. Multipolar is coming, BR wants in early.
originally posted by: Thoughtful1
a reply to: FlyingFox
Here's the rub.
Tulsi Gabbard has been connected to the WEF Young Global Leaders special club, which would be the kiss of death for her career as a viable candidate for many, many people.
Tulsi Gabbard Young Global Leader
This WEF group are a crafty lot. The just sent her an e-mail out of the blue welcoming her to the club, whether she was interested or not and then just published her picture on their website without her knowledge or consent. Considering how toxic any connection is to the WEF she needs to continue to refute the connection.
Dan Crenshaw is another person who has had the same experience.
Dan Crenshaw WEF Young Global Leader
How much more toxic can WEF be?
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — The Space Force has taken over all of the Department of Defense's military satellite communication functions, a major step in building the new service.