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Moscow saw the interview as an opportunity to be heard in the West‚ spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said Russian President Vladimir Putin’s interview with conservative American journalist Tucker Carlson this week provided a great opportunity to make people in the West think‚ Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told the TASS news agency on Saturday. Peskov suggested the two-hour interview‚ which largely revolved around relations between Moscow and Kiev‚ made it possible for Putin to be heard in the West. Asked about the interest the interview has sparked‚ garnering over 100 million views in just one day on Carlson’s X account (formerly Twitter) alone‚ the spokesman replied that the numbers do not necessarily equate to universal support from viewers. “We cannot expect that our point of view will receive support. The main thing for us is that our president is heard. And if he is heard‚ this means more people will think about whether he is right or not. They will think‚ at least‚” Peskov stated. The spokesman also referred to Putin’s remarks during the interview when he acknowledged that it is difficult to resist Western propaganda‚ claiming the US and Britain control the major media outlets.Our fan-favorite Turbo Force Plus is now 40% off! See for yourself the delicious one-of-a-kind energy boost infowarriors CRAVE! “The Anglo-Saxons‚ one way or another‚ own all the largest broadcasters‚ all the largest newspapers‚ and so on. And against this background‚ the main thing is to give people the opportunity to become acquainted with our point of view. And in this regard‚ this is a very good opportunity.” The interview‚ which was published on Thursday‚ was the first sit-down between a US media personality and the Russian president since the beginning of the conflict between Moscow and Kiev in early 2022. It covered a wide range of topics‚ while largely revolving around the ongoing hostilities. The Russian president also offered a lengthy review of the centuries of shared history between Russia and Ukraine‚ arguing that the latter has been long used by the Collective West to antagonize Moscow after the collapse of the USSR. Alex Jones and David Icke discuss the future of AI technology with a caller on X’s Spaces named Adrian Dittman who sounds suspiciously like Elon Musk.

American facilities sitting on natural oil and gas fields in eastern Syria came under fire on Saturday Two US military facilities sitting on natural oil and gas fields in eastern Syria came under fire on Saturday‚ local Syrian sources told Sputnik.”Four missiles fell on the territory of a US base in Koniko‚” a source said. The missile strike on the Koniko gas field in the Syrian province of Deir ez-Zor was followed by a drone attack on a US installation in the Omar oil field in the same province‚ another source said. “Three drones attacked an American base. Several explosions were heard at the base‚” the source said‚ adding US air defenses failed to foil the attack. These are the latest in a string of more than 160 attacks on US facilities in Syria and neighboring Iraq that Washington attributes to Iran-backed militias. The Pentagon retaliated last week by striking targets belonging to militant groups who it says killed three US troops in an attack on a US outpost near Jordan in early February. Iraq and Syria condemned the US aggression against their territories.Save 40% on DNA Force Plus NOW! Try it today and see why so many listeners have made it an essential part of their daily routine! Alex Jones and David Icke discuss the future of AI technology with a caller on X’s Spaces named Adrian Dittman who sounds suspiciously like Elon Musk.

Third of Americans believe Biden's economic policies caused great damage to U.S. economy More Americans trust former US President Donald Trump’s economic policies more than those of current leader Joe Biden‚ according to a new poll. According to a poll by the Financial Times and the Stephen Ross School of Business at Michigan State University‚ a third of Americans believe that Biden’s economic policies caused great damage to the US economy. “The poll shows that 42 percent of Americans think Donald Trump would do a better job of managing the US economy‚ compared with just 31 percent who chose Biden‚” writes the Financial Times. In addition‚ almost half of respondents — 49 percent — say that their money situation has worsened during Biden’s presidency‚ only 17 percent of Americans said that their financial position has improved. The survey was conducted online from February 2 to 5‚ among 1‚006 registered US voters. Winter Sun Plus is NOW 40% off! Boost your natural defenses with this powerful vitamin D3 and K formula! The margin of sampling error was +/- 3.1 percentage points. Alex Jones and David Icke discuss the future of AI technology with a caller on X’s Spaces named Adrian Dittman who sounds suspiciously like Elon Musk.

"Distress is spreading to other sectors" as globalist policies crush economic engine of Europe Things are not great in Germany. A confluence of economic stagnation‚ higher energy prices(due to anti-nuclear idiocy)‚ and the highest corporate distress rates in Europe suggest Deutschland is in for a sharp contraction – a sentiment shared among fund managers‚ credit traders and crestfallen German executives moping around Davos last month‚ according to Bloomberg. The bad news is continuing to pile up. After the economy shrank in the final quarter of last year‚ downbeat early surveys for 2024 signal there’s little respite ahead.Demand from borrowers for investment in the likes of machinery‚ factories and technology has fallen‚ creating a risk that domestic growth is impeded in the longer term as companies focus on getting through the current struggle. And now there’s growing concern about some lenders’ exposure to the shaky US corporate real estate market. -Bloomberg “Germany is really in trouble‚” according to Barings fund manager Brian Mangwiro. “All the big manufacturing economies are slowing but‚ in Germany‚ this is compounded by higher energy costs. There are also challenges in the auto sector with competition coming from China.”Introducing Next Level Foundational Energy from Dr. Jones Naturals starting at 30% off! This cutting-edge dietary supplement is designed to elevate your energy levels and support your overall well-being. Meanwhile‚ German executives were decidedly in a bad mood at Davos last month – and were of the view that Europe’s largest economy could no longer be counted on for steady growth – and instead faces a period of chaos amid competition in everything from machinery to automobiles. “The country’s economic outlook remains bleak‚” reads the Weil European Distress Index‚ citing stagnant profitability on top of liquidity pressures. Germany emerges as the most distressed market in Europe‚ influenced by several factors such as deteriorating investment metrics‚ liquidity pressures and stagnant profitability‚ which have persisted since the beginning of the year. The country’s economic outlook remains bleak‚ with both its government and the European Commission projecting a 0.4% contraction in its economy for 2024 due to high inflation‚ elevated energy prices and sluggish international trade. –European Distress Index What’s more‚ rising interest rates over the past two years have compounded problems – particularly in the property market. On Wednesday‚ Morgan Stanley analysts told clients to sell senior bonds linked to Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG due to the lender’s high exposure to the US Commercial Real-Estate market. Shares of Pfandbriefbank have slid about 15% this month‚ while other German financial institutions have had significant declines in a Bloomberg index of euro-dominated bank bonds – including a €750 million AT1 by Landesbank Baden-Wuerttemberg and €300 million note by Aareal Bank AG on Tuesday. According to Bloomberg‚ over $13.6 billion of loans and bonds issued by German companies were distressed last month – over 13x that of Italy. “Distress is spreading to other sectors‚” beyond real estate‚ construction and retail – according to Christian Ebner‚ managing director of Alvarez &; Marsal’s financial restructuring advisory team. “Manufacturing is starting to be affected‚” he continued – adding that automotive “will continue to be a problem child.” Also a factor is Germany’s changing politics – with Deutsche Bank AG Chief Executive Officer Christian Sewing recently expressing concern that the conservative AfD party is contributing to declining investments. Finance Minister Christian Lindner wasted no opportunity to agree. “The AfD is a location risk‚” he said Monday. “This is a party that’s calling into question the basic consensus of our country‚ namely European integration.” Opportunities abound? While German executives fret‚ other Davos attendees smelled blood in the water – as whispers among bankers and advisers have revealed a significant uptick in interest from private equity firms and direct lenders‚ according to the report. Leading the charge‚ according to insights from a Bloomberg Television interview‚ is Victor Kholsa‚ founder and chief investment officer at Strategic Value Partners. Kholsa wants to secure high-rate loans‚ and/or acquire significantly leveraged companies‚ by injecting much-needed equity. According to Kholsa‚ there’s an “opportunity to make those high rate loans or to buy companies that are pretty levered where you inject equity‚” adding “That opportunity set we can really see.” The trend is underscored by the arrival of heavy hitters like Ares Management Corp. and Blackstone Inc.‚ which have set up shop in Frankfurt with the aim of lending to German businesses or financing private equity buyouts. This influx of foreign capital seeking to capitalize on domestic distress signals a troubling dynamic‚ as entities such as Techem GmbH become transaction targets amidst a backdrop of quality concerns and lender takeovers due to breached loan agreements. The scenario unfolding is not just limited to equity and debt markets. Short sellers are also in play‚ with a staggering €5.7 billion wager placed against German companies. Groups such as Qube Research &; Technologies Ltd. are betting against national stalwarts including Deutsche Bank AG‚ Volkswagen AG‚ and Vonovia AG‚ pointing to a broader skepticism about the resilience of Germany’s corporate sector amidst economic turbulence. Real Estate is screwed… Reeling under the weight of declining residential prices and the specter of significant value declines for office spaces‚ the real estate sector’s woes have only been exacerbated by rising interest rates – with fallout that could precipitate severe writedowns for both borrowers and lenders. Entities like the Adler Group SA and Rene Benko’s Signa in particular are teetering on the edge of financial abysses – a precarious situation compounded by a banking sector that‚ despite past resilience‚ faces looming concerns over commercial real estate exposures and economic stagnation. The Bundesbank warned in November that at the start of 2023‚ the “present value of the banking book” was negative for 15 savings banks and 37 credit cooperatives‚” adding they seem particularly vulnerable to an increase in interest rates. Since then‚ ECB rates have risen by 2 percentage points.One-third of commercial real estate loans in Germany face higher borrowing costs over three years‚ which could cause credit defaults and impairments to rise more sharply‚ the watchdog said.Fixed-income investors have become more reluctant to add exposure to lenders exposed to CRE‚ as seen in the issuance of covered bonds‚ the safest type of debt that banks can sell. Aareal Bank AG had to lean on its lead managers‚ who put €125 million in the order book‚ to get a €500m four-year offering over the line in January. Aareal declined to comment. -Bloomberg The Bundesbank’s warnings about the vulnerabilities of savings banks and credit cooperatives to interest rate hikes underscore the fragility of the financial ecosystem. The potential for credit defaults and impairments looms large‚ with a significant portion of commercial real estate loans at risk. The reluctance of fixed-income investors to engage with lenders exposed to these risks highlights a growing crisis of confidence‚ even as companies and landlords cling to the hope of a rate reprieve under the mantra “Survive ‘Til 2025.” Alex Jones and David Icke discuss the future of AI technology with a caller on X’s Spaces named Adrian Dittman who sounds suspiciously like Elon Musk.

"Everything we do in life‚ breathing‚ living‚ traveling‚ eating‚ and everything we do in life leads to CO2 emissions‚" MP Rob Roos tells Del Bigtree As farmer protests rage across Europe‚ Dutch MP Rob Roos sits down with The HighWire’s Del Bigtree to discuss the climate scam pushed by radical globalist elites in the Western world to seize more power and control.  “They [elites] go against family values. They go against natural food. They go against freedom – because if you have to buy an electric car. They’re almost twice as expensive – and people cannot buy that – it’s not about the car – it’s about you can’t go anywhere and must depend on public transportation‚” Roos explained.  He said‚ “It’s also digitalization – what we see is the digital identity and central bank digital currency – this is all about a new form of communism.”  “If you want to control the people‚ you have to control the CO2 – because everything we do in life‚ breathing‚ living‚ traveling‚ eating‚ and everything we do in life leads to CO2 emissions. And if you can control the CO2‚ you can control the people‚” Roos said.  He further explained that the ultimate control comes when globalists connect people’s digital identities to the central bank’s digital currency. Introducing Next Level Foundational Energy from Dr. Jones Naturals starting at 30% off! This cutting-edge dietary supplement is designed to elevate your energy levels and support your overall well-being. Bigtree responded: “So much of this [globalist takeover of the West] was really fast-tracked during Covid.” He pointed out that WEF branded the Covid era as the “Great Reset.”  MEP Warns Climate Change Policies Will Lead to a “New Form of Communism”“If you want to control the people‚ you have to control the CO2‚” says MEP @Rob_Roos.“It’s taking away your freedom‚” he added.“And if you then have the digital identity connected to the central bank… pic.twitter.com/r41RK9wdhF— The Vigilant Fox 🦊 (@VigilantFox) February 10‚ 2024 We have cited 1‚600 scientists‚ including two Nobel laureates‚ who have stated in a letter: “There is no climate emergency.” But under the guise of an imminent climate disaster‚ globalist elites‚ NGOs‚ governments‚ politicians‚ mega-corporations‚ and‚ of course‚ legacy media outlets push climate fear to usher in a reset of society.  The most critical line to remember from Roos’ interview is: “If you can control the CO2‚ you can control the people. “ So‚ the next time you find yourself concerned about radical progressive politicians and rogue billionaires‚ like Bill Gates‚ advocating for ‘green’ policies‚ consider asking yourself: Are these new policies resulting in any loss of freedoms? Watch the full interview on Rumble:  Alex Jones and David Icke discuss the future of AI technology with a caller on X’s Spaces named Adrian Dittman who sounds suspiciously like Elon Musk.