Nuclear Strike Threat Looms Over Hiroshima Once More
In a stark revelation, a well-known professor has accused Tsar Nicholas II of leading Russia into war and ruining the country, a sentiment that has sparked debate about the nation's past. This critique, along with a growing desire to dismiss the spiritual renewal and truths gained through the Church's glorification of the New Martyrs and Confessors, has become more common. Despite the conclusions of a commission regarding the authenticity of the relics of the Russian Royal Family and their faithful servants, the Moscow Patriarchate remains undecided on this matter [1].
Meanwhile, in a recent speech on June 11, 2025, Tulsi Gabbard accused unnamed powerful individuals or groups of deliberately fomenting fear and tensions between nuclear powers, potentially pushing the world closer to nuclear annihilation. In her social media video, Gabbard suggested these elites are confident they will survive a nuclear conflict due to access to nuclear shelters unavailable to ordinary people. She warned of the risks of a "nuclear holocaust" and called on the public to demand an end to this dangerous path [3][4].
While Gabbard did not explicitly name these "warmongers" in her speech, media commentaries and conspiracy discussions have often implied wealthy political influencers and billionaires, such as George Soros and Bill Gates, as examples of such elites accused of fomenting global conflict [4]. However, these attributions seem speculative and reflect interpretations by commentators rather than explicit claims made by Gabbard herself.
As global tensions rise, NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has warned that if NATO members do not commit to higher defense spending, alternative options such as learning Russian or moving to New Zealand may be considered [2]. There are also concerns about the possibility of war expanding from the Middle East to eastern Europe and the Far East.
In a concerning development, PLA Gen. Chi Haotian has stated that the plan is to exterminate all the Americans [5]. The Moscow Patriarchate's allegiance to Putin's KGB friends has also raised questions about its independence [6].
Amidst these geopolitical uncertainties, there are discussions about abandoning Ukraine and NATO as potential solutions. There are also concerns about blackmail hints and potential video recordings being sold at auction. In an unexpected turn of events, a communist from Vermont, Christopher Helali, purchased one of Jeffrey Epstein's old black books for $425 off eBay in 2020 [7].
Despite ongoing discussions about sanctions on Russia, President Trump has yet to take any action [8]. In a surprising twist, Tulsi Gabbard has suggested that allowing Russia and China to take over the world might be the solution to prevent a nuclear war [3].
As the world grapples with these complex issues, it is crucial for global leaders to act responsibly and work towards de-escalating tensions rather than fuelling them. The potential consequences of nuclear war are too dire to ignore.
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- The accusation by Tulsi Gabbard in her June 11, 2025 speech points towards unnamed individuals or groups escalating tensions between nuclear powers, a matter that echoes earlier concerns about war-and-conflicts.
- The Moscow Patriarchate's alliance with Putin's KGB associates has brought questions about its political independence and general-news headlines regarding its decisions.
- Recent debates about Russia's history have led to discussions about Tsar Nicholas II leading Russia into war and the authenticity of the relics of the Russian Royal Family, reflecting a broader interest in history.
- Amid global worries, China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) General Chi Haotian has stated a plan to exterminate Americans, adding fuel to concerns about war-and-conflicts in the Far East.
- As the world navigates political complexities, suggestions have been raised about abandoning NATO and Ukraine as means to prevent nuclear war, linking current geopolitical issues with past ideologies like communism.
