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terça-feira, 12 de maio de 2026

Um dia que vai ficar na História - Paulo Roberto de Almeida, Anton Gerashchenko

 Um dia que vai ficar na História 

O evento geopoliticamente MAIS IMPORTANTE neste quinto mês de 2026 foi o fato de Zelensky ter concedido autorização a um Putin atemorizado para que este pudesse realizar uma parada pífia no dia 9 de maio, a data politicamente mais relevante no calendário mistificador da “Grande Guerra Patriótica”, que só assumiu essa qualificação porque o idiota do Hitler impediu que o tirano Stalin continuasse como seu aliado na destruição das democracias ocidentais da Europa.

Essa data precisa ser marcada, porque ela representa o começo do fim do tirano de Moscou. PRA

Leiam esta matéria de Anton Gerashchenko (X, 11/05/2026)

“In my opinion, yesterday a turning point in the war took place.

Perhaps we still do not fully grasp the significance of what happened.

For the first time, Putin publicly showed his weakness and inability to independently protect his capital, his parade, and himself from our strikes. Because of this, a frightened Putin was forced to publicly humiliate himself and ask Trump, as a mediator, to help stop a strike on Moscow.

De facto, Putin asked Trump to protect him from the Ukrainians.

I consider President Zelenskyy’s order a brilliant informational slap in the face and an additional public humiliation.

It is obvious that before and during the parade, Putin was physically afraid - he felt vulnerable and threatened.

Putin publicly appeared weak and humiliated, and in Russia’s "prison-style" political culture, such things are not forgiven.

A weak "tsar," mocked by everyone, cannot remain a tsar in Russia.

These are very, very hard times for Ukraine. However, Ukraine is strong, resilient, and continues the fight.

Slava Ukraini!”

sexta-feira, 1 de maio de 2026

Putin is scared - Mikhail Khodorkovsky

 Russia: a dictatorship turned into secrecy, deception and total failure: PRA

From: Mikhail Khodorkovsky

Putin is scared

His "fortress" is cracking and half his decrees are now secret — so Russians can't see how badly the regime is failing. 

Here's what he's hiding 👇 

There have been no precedents to this blackout in modern history. In 2023, Putin set a record: 49.5% of presidential decrees were secret. Even last year, almost 45% of his orders remain hidden from public view. Half of the Russian government's actions are now officially "invisible."

What gets classified tells you what they fear. Examples:

➜ The "Cannibal Battalions": Secret decrees likely mask the mass pardoning of murderers and rapists sent to the front. The state calls them heroes but keeps the paperwork hidden because the public would revolt.

➜ Economic Decay: Statistics on oil, gas, and trade — the lifeblood of Putin's war machine — have been scrubbed.

➜ Data on military deaths and casualties is classified to keep the human cost of the invasion out of the public record.

By last year, over 300 datasets were concealed from the public eye. More than 30% of the national budget is now "closed" spending. We no longer know where the money is going, or how many people are actually dying at the front.

Not all of the secrecy hides the war's impact. Much of it protects the elites. Real estate records have been classified, officials' income declarations abolished, and photos of MPs in the State Duma banned outright.

Putin has created an echo chamber so secure that he is losing touch with reality. Generals report "victories" in places like Kupiansk to keep the boss happy, but the situation on the ground is the opposite. He is a leader making decisions based on obsolete or false information.

The peak of the absurdity: secret laws. There are now laws people are bound by but cannot know. Under Secret Decree 605, the FSB can shut down any communications that violate classified rules. You can be arrested for breaking a law you aren't allowed to read.

Most governments classify information to protect it from foreign rivals. Putin's classifications protect the regime from its own citizens. Their function is to cover for incompetence and systemic failure at home.

When a dictator feels the need to hide half of his decisions, it's obvious that even he knows nothing he is doing is going to improve people's lives. This curtain of secrecy is designed to conceal the fragility of the regime's position.

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