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"First half of Storm was behind scenes during pandemic unrest and lockdowns. Started 3.11
Coordinated.
Prep for secondary (back side) of Storm
Eye: from election until today.
Next phase: cannot disclose due to opsec and need to know which we do not know all. REMEMBER I and my team are NOT Q team. Connections and correlations affirm guidance from higher. Pandemic lockdowns and riots etc were prep for world for what is incoming.
Here and elsewhere anons knew years in advance what was to come. You should all be prepped and ready. As Q says: Mil is the only way.
PRAY PRAY PRAY
Have FAITH
Stay Vigilant
Remember your Oaths
Psalm 91
Semper Fidelis
edit on 8-1-2021 by 0311Warrior because: Clarity"
twitter.com...
Remember your oath.
Q
Russia and Ukraine have accused each other of planning to blow up the Kakhovka hydro-electric dam on the Dnipro River, a step that would unleash a devastating flood across a large area of southern Ukraine.
What is the Kakhovka dam, is it about to be blown and what impact would that have?
The dam, 30 metres (yards) tall and 3.2 km (2 miles) long, was built in 1956 on the Dnipro river as part of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant.
* It holds an 18 km3 reservoir which also supplies water to the Crimean peninsula, annexed by Russia in 2014, and to the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, which is also under Russian control.
The volume of water in the reservoir is about equal to the Great Salt Lake in the U.S. state of Utah.
* Blowing the Soviet-era dam, which is controlled by Russia, would unleash a wall of devastating floodwater across much of the Kherson region which Russia last month proclaimed as annexed in the face of a Ukrainian advance.
* Destroying the Kakhovka hydro-electric power plant would also add to Ukraine's energy woes after weeks of Russian missile strikes aimed at generation and grid facilities which Kyiv said have damaged a third of its country-wide power network.
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In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, President Volodymyr Zelensky admitted he has concerns about the possible re-election of Donald Trump next year, saying that he was unsure how exactly the Republican leader would have reacted had Russia invaded during his presidency.
The Ukrainian head-of-state also praised the response of the Biden administration, which has regularly handed over billions of dollars worth of weapons aid to the Eastern European nation since Moscow’s invasion began last year.
originally posted by: RelSciHistItSufi
Anyone heard anything from 0311Warrior recently? Their last post was Jan 8th 2021, so shortly before the Resident started... I wonder if he was the Shaman on Jan 6th and has been locked up?
#4436
Lastly, Lest we forget... our fallen warriors along the way; including Tigertatzen, JanAmosComenius, Onehuman(YIG), et al.
originally posted by: RelSciHistItSufi
Anyone heard anything from 0311Warrior recently? Their last post was Jan 8th 2021, so shortly before the Resident started... I wonder if he was the Shaman on Jan 6th and has been locked up?
Lastly, Lest we forget... our fallen warriors along the way; including Tigertatzen, JanAmosComenius, Onehuman(YIG), et al.
THE HAGUE, June 6 (Reuters) - The Geneva Conventions and its protocols explicitly ban war-time attacks on "installations containing dangerous forces" such as dams due to the risk posed to civilians, a prohibition likely to come into focus after the destruction of a huge Ukrainian dam.
Ukraine accused Russia on Tuesday of blowing up the Nova Kakhovka dam on the Dnipro River that separates Russian and Ukrainian forces in southern Ukraine, inundating a populated region of the war zone and forcing villagers to flee.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Ukraine sabotaged the dam to distract attention from its faltering counteroffensive.
The 1949 Geneva Convention's subsequent protocolsspecifically cover attacks on "installations containing dangerous forces", such as hydroelectric dams. Such installations should not be attacked even if they are legitimate military objectives, "if such attack may cause the release of dangerous forces and consequent severe losses among the civilian population", the protocols, dating from 1977 say.
There is no mention of dams in the 1998 founding statute of the International Criminal Court. But the statute does criminalise "intentionally launching an attack in the knowledge that such attack will cause incidental loss of life or injury to civilians or damage to civilian objects or widespread, long-term and severe damage to the natural environment which would be clearly excessive in relation to the concrete and direct overall military advantage anticipated".
Receiving free cash from the government when nothing is expected in return might sound like a utopian dream. But it could soon be a reality for some in the U.K., where plans for a universal basic income trial have just been published.
Thirty people in the U.K. could soon receive £1,600 ($1,983) each month if the trial by independent think tank Autonomy secures funding. The basic income payments are estimated to cost £1.15 million through the duration of the two-year project.