Tag: Dmitry Peskov

Joachim Hagopian, Both Civil and World War Draw Closer Every Week

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Joachim Hagopian After calling Russia the “paper tiger” last month that anyone with half a brain knows is a dangerous boldface lie, because it’s common knowledge now that it’s the United States that’s the failing paper tiger, now seemingly a fast-sinking empire to ruin. While meeting at the White House on Tuesday October 14th with his Argentine counterpart Javier Milei, prima donna Trump misspoke yet again, bogusly claiming that BRICS members are actively seeking to exit the alliance, fearing Trump’s tariffs when nothing could be further from the truth. “Dealmaker” Trump’s threats and…

Joachim Hagopian, Zionist Pariah Nations Beware: Dystopian Endgame WWIII Coming to a Neighborhood Near You

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Joachim Hagopian On February 21st, 1871, amidst an insurmountable post-Civil War debt, apparently the US Congress was secretly coerced by City of London Rothschild moneychangers into secretly, shamelessly passing the Act of 1871, at which point America the constitutional republic was officially replaced by the USA Crown Corporation. And the 1789 Constitution drafted by our founders titled “The Constitution for the United States of America” was subversively changed, nebulously renamed and crafted as the District of Columbia Organic Act of 1871, destined to replace “The Constitution of the United States of America.” Thus, in an instant…

Joachim Hagopian, West Quest to Trigger World War III in 2025

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Joachim Hagopian Last week Ukraine targeted Russian civilian populations in multiple locations firing over a thousand drones and missiles deep inside Russia, mostly all neutralized by Russian air defense systems. Targeting civilians is a clear violation of the 1949 Geneva Convention’s codified rules for armed conflict as established international law, constituting a serious war crime. It also meets definition constituting international terrorism. Yet, Ukraine backed by US/NATO, has made this highly unlawful inhumane practice its central war policy strategy, out of sheer desperation now especially because Kiev and the West are rapidly losing…

Joachim Hagopian, Trump Changing War Dynamics over Ukraine – Peace or More Conflict?

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By Joachim Hagopian Regarding US movement to disengage from its long-lost cause of its proxy war in Ukraine, unlike four years of Biden, President Donald Trump is now at least talking to Russian President Vladimir Putin. On Wednesday February 12th Trump held a 90-minute phone conversation with Putin discussing a peace resolution. It’s the first conversation between a US president and the Russian president in three years. After the conversation, on his Truth Social platform, Trump wrote that among other things the two discussed: The great benefit that we will someday have in working together.…

Joachim Hagopian, Another Armenian Ancestral Homeland Lost: Crisis Continues

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Joachim Hagopian With catastrophe and crises erupting all over the planet every week like never before, the ongoing horror in Artsakh, the Armenian enclave Stalin a century ago unethically handed over to Azerbaijan as Nagorno-Karabakh, was hit on Tuesday last week with an Azeri “lightning strike” invasion against the heavily outmanned, outgunned Artsakh separatist militia, forced to surrender 24-hours later with another Russian brokered ceasefire. On the day a truce was brokered, Putin declared: Peacekeepers are working very actively with all parties involved in this conflict. They are doing everything to protect…

Joachim Hagopian, Armenian Genocide 2.0? One Step Closer with Armenia-US Joint Military Exercise on 9/11

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Joachim Hagopian In an interview with Italian newspaper La Repubblica published on Sunday September 3rd, Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan made the following statements: Armenia’s security architecture was 99.999% linked to Russia, including when it came to the procurement of arms and ammunition. But today we see that Russia itself is in need of weapons, arms and ammunition (for the war in Ukraine) and in this situation it’s understandable that even if it wishes so, the Russian Federation cannot meet Armenia’s security needs. This example should demonstrate to us that dependence on just one…