Buckwheat, Powell & Conquistadors
First piece of news - the U.S. FED Reserve.Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell announced the Justice Department has served grand jury subpoenas threatening criminal indictment. What is the FED in the U.S. Well, the FED sets the borrowing rate and has enormous influence, thus, on the economy. Although supposed to be non-partisan, it usually dances to one party's tune to help whichever side it wants and then drags its feet for others, all based on corruption and deep state. But here, Powel, with lumps in his throat, seems to look like a beaten dog as it is the first time the FED is challenged and made accountible. The charges might be trumped up, but the criminal liability of the FED is not.He called the move "unprecedented" and directly linked it to Trump's pressure over interest rates."This is about whether the Fed will be able to continue to set interest rates based on evidence and economic conditions, or... by political pressure or intimidation," Powell said.Of course, what Powell said here is a lie, as the Fed Reserve is completely run by the White House and NY globalists. The Fed sets the borrowing rate, and presidents regularly use it to hyperdrive the economy in order to succeed in elections. With the midterm elections in the near future, Trump has his eye on producing a jump in the economy based on debt. But here, Powell makes it seem like the Fed Reserve is a wise group of disinterested professionals watching out for the best for Americans.Secondly, Russia has become the leading supplier of buckwheat to the United States. In January-October 2025, Russia exported fertilizers to the United States for the highest amount since 2022, according to RIA Novosti, based on data from the US statistical service.So, over the ten months, US companies increased their purchases of Russian fertilizers by 44% year-on-year, to $1.359 billion. According to calculations, the amount became the highest since 2022, when RF supplied $1.364 billion worth of fertilizers to USA over ten months.Meanwhile, Graham and other NeoCons in D.C. are pushing for 'bone crushing sanctions' on any nation that trades with Russia. Europe, of course, gets it both ways. That is, they purchase Russian oil and gas that has been mixed and sold by 3rd parties, but at much higher prices, even from the U.S. buying Russian oil and then reshipping it to the EU.Thirdly, from Multipolar Press:What once marched openly as White supremacism now moves through the world as Western liberalism: a gentler vocabulary masking the same conviction of civilizational entitlement. The contemporary liberal order proclaims universal values but applies them through a hierarchy that places Western norms at the apex of legitimacy, extending influence through NGOs, sanctions, cultural pressure, and political tutelage. The choreography has changed from torchlit rallies to international conferences, from uniforms to suits, from salutes to policy briefings. Yet the message remains familiar: a belief that one worldview possesses the right to correct, discipline, or reshape others. Beneath the polished language of “rights” and “development” lies the same impulse to guide and govern, revealing continuity rather than rupture in the long history of Western claims to superiority.The Russian world is quite different, modelled on the Byzantium Empire where a variety of peoples intergrated and shared a homeland. Just as Greek culture and Orthodoxy united the ancient world of Byzantium, Russian culture does the same in a multi-ethnic country. Perhaps due to the rule of the Mongol Empire, the Russians mainly lack the racial edge that is the hallmark of Western Europe and now America once more.
First piece of news - the U.S. FED Reserve.Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell announced the Justice Department has served grand jury subpoenas threatening criminal indictment. What is the FED in the U.S. Well, the FED sets the borrowing rate and has enormous influence, thus, on the economy. Although supposed to be non-partisan, it usually dances to one party's tune to help whichever side it wants and then drags its feet for others, all based on corruption and deep state. But here, Powel, with lumps in his throat, seems to look like a beaten dog as it is the first time the FED is challenged and made accountible. The charges might be trumped up, but the criminal liability of the FED is not.He called the move "unprecedented" and directly linked it to Trump's pressure over interest rates."This is about whether the Fed will be able to continue to set interest rates based on evidence and economic conditions, or... by political pressure or intimidation," Powell said.Of course, what Powell said here is a lie, as the Fed Reserve is completely run by the White House and NY globalists. The Fed sets the borrowing rate, and presidents regularly use it to hyperdrive the economy in order to succeed in elections. With the midterm elections in the near future, Trump has his eye on producing a jump in the economy based on debt. But here, Powell makes it seem like the Fed Reserve is a wise group of disinterested professionals watching out for the best for Americans.Secondly, Russia has become the leading supplier of buckwheat to the United States. In January-October 2025, Russia exported fertilizers to the United States for the highest amount since 2022, according to RIA Novosti, based on data from the US statistical service.So, over the ten months, US companies increased their purchases of Russian fertilizers by 44% year-on-year, to $1.359 billion. According to calculations, the amount became the highest since 2022, when RF supplied $1.364 billion worth of fertilizers to USA over ten months.Meanwhile, Graham and other NeoCons in D.C. are pushing for 'bone crushing sanctions' on any nation that trades with Russia. Europe, of course, gets it both ways. That is, they purchase Russian oil and gas that has been mixed and sold by 3rd parties, but at much higher prices, even from the U.S. buying Russian oil and then reshipping it to the EU.Thirdly, from Multipolar Press:What once marched openly as White supremacism now moves through the world as Western liberalism: a gentler vocabulary masking the same conviction of civilizational entitlement. The contemporary liberal order proclaims universal values but applies them through a hierarchy that places Western norms at the apex of legitimacy, extending influence through NGOs, sanctions, cultural pressure, and political tutelage. The choreography has changed from torchlit rallies to international conferences, from uniforms to suits, from salutes to policy briefings. Yet the message remains familiar: a belief that one worldview possesses the right to correct, discipline, or reshape others. Beneath the polished language of “rights” and “development” lies the same impulse to guide and govern, revealing continuity rather than rupture in the long history of Western claims to superiority.The Russian world is quite different, modelled on the Byzantium Empire where a variety of peoples intergrated and shared a homeland. Just as Greek culture and Orthodoxy united the ancient world of Byzantium, Russian culture does the same in a multi-ethnic country. Perhaps due to the rule of the Mongol Empire, the Russians mainly lack the racial edge that is the hallmark of Western Europe and now America once more.