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Recently, the company faced rumors of bankruptcy as it sought a buyer to avoid filing for Chapter 11, with multiple media outlets reporting the potential filing last month.

It was reported that it might file for bankruptcy to restructure its debt and reduce its 650 US locations.

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David DeGerolamo

For the first time since Russia launched its major cross-border offensive into Ukraine’s Kharkiv region (it began last Friday), Ukraine’s government has acknowledged that Moscow forces have made rapid gains.

Oleg Sinegubov, the head of the military administration of the Kharkov Region, has said Russia is pushing past the frontline. “Essentially, the frontline is expanding as the enemy is advancing from multiple positions,” he admitted during an interview with Sky News.

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Sinegubov blamed the delay in Western arms reaching frontline positions, explaining that “We feel it, and our soldiers on the battlefield feel it. We have been conducting a defensive operation for practically six months, awaiting new supplies. And, of course, the enemy outweighs us in armaments – not in quality but in quantity.”

Did you know that Russia is in day 4 of their major Spring offensive? Did you know that they are taking towns and gaining land in the Donbass every day? Did you know that Russian electronic jamming technology is making US missiles and drones useless in Ukraine? Did you know that Western military technology is being made obsolete by drones?

I wonder where the $61 billion in aid from the US went? Some say it was already spent without Congressional approval. Some may have been blown up in Ukrainian warehouses. Some has been sold on the black market and shipped around the world. Some went into the pockets of defense contractors and some went into the pockets of politicians. One thing is for sure: we are being bankrupted to line the pockets of politicians and defense contractors.

The bottom line is that the “aid” will not make a difference in the war: Ukraine had already lost the war. Until the West joins into the fray based on a false flag or other contrived reason like upcoming elections. And when our woke military is fighting in Ukraine for corrupt and treasonous politicians, who will be defending the homeland?

This is not a rhetorical question. No one is coming to save us and God’s vengeance on the evil running this country will be widespread. Do you want your security in the hands of DHS, FBI or CIA? Or in the hands of law enforcement whose hands are tied by corrupt district attorneys? Or in the hands of illegal aliens who are working for the UN?

David DeGerolamo

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Change, like death, prompts psychological turmoil. Intellectually, most of us grasp that change is ceaseless, just as most of us realize we’re going to die. Emotionally, however, few embrace the former or accept the latter.

Humanity is in the throes of a change that is reversing a centuries-long trend. Power, in all of its aspects, is migrating downward. This epochal reversal has received scant intellectual recognition. Psychologically, it manifests as panic among the powerful and as newfound assertiveness among the formerly less powerful. It will take decades, perhaps centuries, to fully play out.

The Houthis, a Yemen-based, Iran-linked insurgent group, have brought shipping through the Red Sea to a standstill with drones and missiles launched from mobile launchers. Iran could do the same in the Persian Gulf, shutting down the Strait of Hormuz, which would send the price of oil per barrel well into triple digits, tip Western economies into depression, and unravel the global derivatives daisy chain.

On land in Ukraine, $500 Russian drones are taking out $10 million Western tanks. Ukraine has burned through billions of dollars of Western armaments and stolen billions of aid. It has lost more than half a million soldiers and millions of Ukrainians have fled west to Europe or east to Russia. Its much heralded counteroffensive impaled itself on the spears of Russia’s multilayered defenses. Russian missiles are methodically destroying Ukraine’s electrical grid. Now that the country has been decimated, Russia can advance, consolidate its gains, and—if the West eventually acknowledges reality—impose peace on its own terms.

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