Thursday, October 1, 2026

More than you ever wanted to know about about Kaliningrad...

 


Russia makes extreme threats against Nato countries 

over Kaliningrad

Kremlin accuses western defence alliance 

of preparing to blockade Russian exclave on Baltic Sea.

Financial Times 09/30/26


Cause everybody knows all about Kaliningrad

right? Its why we got a 4x8 wall map of the world.



If you dont even know where something is?

How are you ever going to know 

just how important it is strategically?


Background:


Friday, February 16, 2024

Just trying to hit the highlights lol


Russian Electronic Warfare base in Kaliningrad disrupts GPS signals 

over several European countries

Yahoo news January 4, 2024.

Above link is now broke, 

similar articles are available here.


"The Electronic Warfare (EW) base in Russia’s Kaliningrad enclave on the Baltic Sea disrupts GPS signals over several European countries, as theorized by OSINT researcher Markus Johnson.

“I think I found the location of the Baltic Jammer. In Kaliningrad, Russia. Since Dec 15 aircrafts have suffered from navigation errors over south Baltic Sea, on and off. By plotting an assumed max jamming-range for each bad position there is one area standing out: Kaliningrad.” he wrote on X (Twitter) on Jan. 3."

There have been many recent disruptions in navigation in the Baltic Sea, and Kaliningrad is strategically positioned along the middle of its coast.

(See the comment above about Ukraine being to Russia a testing ground of equipment and tactics, much like the Spanish civil war was used by Germany pre WW2..)






JAN 23, 2024

(Well I wonder why they are doing that for?

You can kinda see it in the screenshot above.

Its a lil bulge right where Kaliningrad, 
Belarus and Lithuanian all come together.



Heres a better shot:)





"Poland and Lithuania will conduct joint military exercises around the Suwałki Gap, a strategically sensitive area along the Polish-Lithuanian border between the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad and Belarus."

"Nausėda noted that the Suwałki Gap “is an integral part of NATO’s strategic plans” while Duda described it as “sensitive in terms of European security”. The corridor has long been seen as a potential weak point in a war with Russia and tensions there have increased since the invasion of Ukraine."



Alright so, that was the background from 
couple of years ago.
Now on to the FT piece:


"Russia has threatened to use nuclear weapons against Nato countries if the western military alliance were to hinder access to its Baltic Sea exclave of Kaliningrad."

(So thats how important they think it is.)


"In a document sent to Nato this week, Moscow accused the alliance of taking a “dangerous and reckless course” towards Russia and its exclave, according to two officials familiar with the matter. The officials said it included a warning about “high risks of the outbreak of a direct armed conflict”.

NATO responded by accusing Moscow of “irresponsible nuclear rhetoric” and said it posed no threat to Russia."


"Moscow claimed Nato was preparing for potential military operations to blockade Kaliningrad, the Russian exclave bordering Poland and Lithuania, citing the defence alliance’s exercises in the region and the Baltic Sentry mission to protect undersea infrastructure."


“Russia will be ready to use the entire arsenal of forces and capabilities at its disposal, including nuclear weapons, in order to defend its territory should Nato countries undertake any attempt aimed at isolating the Kaliningrad Region from the rest of the country,” the document stated.

Such moves could result in 

“Russian strikes against 

decision-making centres 

in the alliance’s member states 

right from the outset of the conflict”, 

it warned."


(And that above about

striking decision-making centers 
in NATO member states 

is what just froze me in my tracks.

I just sat and there
and stared at the screen for a while
just shaking my head...

Because 
I was telling everybody years ago 
this is exactly what they have the capacity to do.


Saturday, November 23, 2024
 


(Nobody has a defense for this shit!
Its what I have been saying for years!

Our interceptor missiles cant catch up to it.

One sub off the East coast.
One missile hits wall street.
One hit the Capitol
(D.C.)
Then what?

London can be hit in a matter of minutes.
(210 seconds actually)
Paris.
Brussels.
(NATO HQ)
all in the same boat.

NO DEFENSE FOR THIS."


Its a lil confusing but this:

"Its what I have been saying for years!"

was from Nov of 2024
indicating that I had been saying it 
years before then.


Friday, September 23, 2022

 that our country also has various means of destruction, 
and some components are more modern 
than those of the NATO countries,” 
Putin added."

(He wasn't talking about nukes. 
he was talking about his hypersonic arsenal. 
He's not afraid to start ww3 because 
he has technology we do not have 
and that we have no defense for. 
He's not afraid to start WW3 
because he believes he can win it.

And from the same blog post:

(The day the Russians put Hypersonics in Kaliningrad?...I just hung my head thinking...Oh good Lord here we go. He wouldn't have put them there if he wasn't planning on using them. And the type he put there? Designed to take out NATO missile defense systems.)

From over four years ago.
Okay?

 So point made.

And nobody believed me 
when I was telling them 
all of this back then.

Nobody...
Not that it wasnt true, but
Because they just didnt wanna
believe it was possible.


While you were raising a family?
Or Working?
Leading a "normal" life?

I was in the library
Daily...hours on end.

Proverbs 22:29

Seest thou a man diligent in his business?
he shall stand before kings;
 he shall not stand before mean (average) men.


"Well we got stuff too 
that were not telling anybody about Andrew"

Was the general type of snarky response I got.

The Iranians have already taken out a generations worth of our military bases in the middle east in just a matter of months. 

Most of those missiles 
were originally based on 
North Korean designs.

China and Russia 
got much better shit than that
and that is where 
the North Koreans got theirs from.

So when the Russian Foreign Minister 
recently said:

"a war between Russia and Europe 
would be “very short” 
if European countries attacked Russia."

Kyiv Post 09/16/26

He meant it. 
He knows what they have
and he knows 
what Europe and the US don't.

And as to why the Russians haven't deployed those types of assets
in Ukraine any more than the occasionally use?

It's called sandbagging.

All they were trying to do was to get NATO
to use up its most advanced weaponry
which is exactly what we did.

This is how bad the propaganda
in this country has become.

Russia is currently making plans 
for the governance of Ukraine
and were over here thinking any day now 
they are going to completely collapse.

IT HAS BEEN NOTHING BUT
NON STOP NONSENSE
FROM THE GET-GO.


Back to the financial times piece:)

"Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told reporters it was “totally natural that our diplomats are trying to remind hotheads in Europe about our foundational documents on this issue”, according to Interfax."

(If they feel like the existence of Russia is itself threatened?
They reserve the right for a nuclear first strike.)



"Kaliningrad has long been a source of tension between Russia and NATO, given its strategic location on the Baltic Sea, and the potential for Russia to cut off the three Baltic states from the rest of their NATO allies if they were to annex a land corridor between the exclave and its military ally Belarus."

"Russia maintains a large naval fleet in the exclave 
and a wide range of missiles capable of striking 
the vast majority of NATO capitals, 
including nuclear-capable Iskander missiles."

(4700 mph...

Patriot PAC 3 interceptor speed?

Which we dont hardly have 
any more of BTW:

3,830 mph.

It aint complicated.)


"The nuclear threats come as Belgium’s defence minister Theo Francken warned of a “dark winter” ahead as a result of Russia’s continuing campaign of hybrid attacks on Europe.

(NATO HQ is in Brussels, Belgium.)

“There will be more hybrid threat actions in the coming months. It will be a dark winter for Europe,” Francken said on Wednesday."


Friday, September 23, 2022

"What happens when he hits London in 210 seconds with a hypersonic? Or Berlin? Or Paris? or Washington? Or Wall Street? Or all of them at the same time? How are your armies gonna coordinate anything when your capitols are devastated? All these freaking "experts" are acting like "Well he cant do this" and they are just flat out 100% wrong and are completely ignoring his hypersonic arsenal. We are past the days of mutually assured destruction like we had when I was growing up. One side has a distinct advantage and its not US.




Its gonna be a dark winter alright 
and not just for Europe
and not just due to the reasons listed above.





Friday, October 13, 2023

"It's pretty simple really, you just overwhelm your adversary with your more technologically advanced weapons that you have plenty of (and they are cheaper than the interceptors) and you make your adversary use up all of their (more expensive and harder to produce) interceptor missiles.


So no, I most certainly am not:

"Overstating" China and Russia's 
hypersonic capabilities, 
not in the least.

Just because people dont want to admit 
something to themselves? Doesn't make it untrue.


See?

Our military isn't designed to fight wars.

It's designed to enrich defense contractors.

(Why do you think we have had 
constant wars for decades now?

Whats your theory?)

The Nazi Tiger tanks were far superior to anything else on the battlefield in WW2, but they were:

"overengineered, 

using expensive materials 

and labor-intensive production methods."

(Kinda like what we do 
so defense contractors can reap huge profits)

We simply overwhelmed them 
with cheaper and more numerous Sherman's.

Chickens come home to roost much?



GODSPEED EVERYBODY.


Romans 10:9

That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved.



Or?

Just go on thinking consciousness 

"evolved" 

out of algae 

hit with an electrical charge 

in a slime pit/ocean etc.

Makes perfect sense.

That should design you a 

"blueprint" 

for the information in a DNA molecule.

What could ever go wrong with that type of thinking?



Eternity is at stake.

Choose wisely.



The choice is obvious."

Etc.,etc...,etc....













There is another feather in his cap..."The Assyrian" saga continues...

 

US removes Syria from arms export ban 

as Trump administration draws closer 

to new Syrian government

AP 09/30/26


Adding this to: 

Wednesday, May 14, 2025

The Meteoric Rise of "The Assyrian". 

(A continuing series)

BTW)


WHY?

WHY DO THAT?


THIS IS WHY:


Wednesday, July 1, 2026

"They work in Tandem" pt 2 or 

"The False Prophet and The Assyrian 

Anti-Christ saga continues..."





"President Donald Trump shakes hands with Syria’s President Ahmed al-Sharaa as Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, from left, Jordan’s King Abdullah II, and Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, at a multilateral meeting with the Gulf Cooperation Council during the United Nations General Assembly, Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2026, at the UN headquarters."



This now makes 
five face to face meetings  
since May of last year:


1. May 14, 2025 (Riyadh, Saudi Arabia): 
Their historic first meeting took place on the sidelines of a Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) gathering, marking the first leadership encounter between the U.S. and Syria in 25 years.

2. September 2025 (New York City): 
A brief encounter held on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly.

3. November 10, 2025 (Washington, D.C.): 
Al-Sharaa visited the White House for an official Oval Office summit—the first time a Syrian head of state visited the White House since 1946.

4. July 8, 2026 (Ankara, Turkey): 
A bilateral meeting held on the sidelines of the NATO summit to discuss the regional security environment and Syria's removal from the terrorism blacklist.



And we all heard about 

this last meeting right?


If you are planning on voting republican in the coming election?

Can you please explain to me why the leader of your party is so head over heels for the founder of ISIS in Syria? As well as being the former Emir of Nineveh and a former AlQaeda commander?


As well as being head over heels for AI as well?


This community already knows 

why all of that is, 

and some people...well...

some people just dont have a clue.





Matthew 5:11-12
 
Blessed are ye, when men shall revile you, and persecute you, and shall say all manner of evil against you falsely, for my sake.

12 Rejoice, and be exceeding glad: for great is your reward in heaven: for so persecuted they the prophets which were before you.


So you just keep righton a hatin...

(makes me smile honestly)

And we will just keep right on 

a lovin and a prayin for ya everyday...

Hoping you wake up to what is really going on

in our world right now.


"WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration is removing Syria from a list of countries that are not allowed to purchase or import U.S. weaponry, a step that is part of a months long process of easing sanctions on the new government in Damascus and its leaders."


"In a notice published Wednesday in the Federal Register, the State Department said it was amending its International Traffic in Arms Regulations, or ITAR, so that Syria no longer was among the nations subject to a policy of denial for licenses and other approvals needed for the sale of U.S. weapons and munitions."

"The change effective Thursday means that arms sales requests from Syria will now be considered on a case-by-case basis."


"President Donald Trump acted last year to ease economic sanctions on Syria that had been in place for decades during now-ousted President Bashar Assad’s rule. In August, Secretary of State Marco Rubio rescinded Syria’s designation as a state sponsor of terrorism, helping paving the way for the latest step in drawing closer to the current government."


(And just like there is nothing that can be done to stop AI from taking over? Nothing can be done about this either:


Revelation 17:17

For God hath put in their hearts to fulfil his will, 

and to agree, and give their kingdom unto the beast, 

until the words of God shall be fulfilled.)


"The State Department has also announced plans to reopen the U.S. Embassy in Damascus. It has been closed for 14 years.

With Syria’s removal from the ITAR blacklist, only seven countries remain subject to the policy of denial for licenses for U.S. arms exports: Belarus, China, Cuba, Iran, Myanmar, North Korea and Venezuela."








Wednesday, September 30, 2026

Important quotes from: It keeps getting worse pt4 etc... There are no "simple fixes" for summoning evil spirits, Four articles...

 

#1)

OpenAI says its AI agents 

escaped a secure ‘sandbox’ again last weekend 

and it is pausing training for a second time

Fortune 09/26/26


"OpenAI said in a technical report released on Friday that an AI model it was training and evaluating broke out of its secure testing environment as recently as last weekend and took unauthorized actions on the internet."


"The company said the latest incident occurred on Sept. 20. It involved an AI agent undergoing tests on an information-search task. Even though it was not supposed to have access to the internet, the agent found a way to send queries to a public chatbot."


"The new revelation is significant because 

it is the first time the company has said 

that one of its AI models was able 

to gain unauthorized internet access 

since announcing a range of steps on Aug. 18"


"Since disclosing its role in the Hugging Face attack, OpenAI has acknowledged dozens more incidents in which AI agents it was testing took unauthorized actions across the internet, 

including multiple cyber attacks, 

some of which impacted 

government websites in the U.S. 

and Australia."


 "But until now, OpenAI has not reported any activity taking place after July 20, when it discovered the agent swarm that was attacking Hugging Face..." 


"The fact that its AI agents have once again managed to break out of a sandbox suggests that the steps OpenAI has taken to improve security after the Hugging Face attack are insufficient."


"This incident is a lot less severe than some of our previous incidents,..."


"It is not clear if the Sept. 20 episode 

reported by OpenAI 

represents the full extent 

of the latest security lapses 

involving the company’s unreleased AI models."


"Earlier this week, independent AI research firm Transluce AI said it had found evidence that an OpenAI AI agent may have attempted to hack a cryptocurrency exchange on Sept. 19 and Sept. 20. OpenAI has not replied to requests to comment on this aspect of the Transluce report."


"The company said that since discovering this latest security lapse it has “added blocking controls at two independent layers, either of which would have prevented [the agent’s] internet access.”


"OpenAI also disclosed that systems it had put in place after the Hugging Face attack to catch AI agents attempting to break out of their test sandboxes only partly worked. On top of that, an additional system that was automatically supposed to stop training runs once misaligned behavior was detected had failed."


"The company said its monitoring systems “flagged the [agent’s] behavior within 15 minutes and a person began reviewing it three minutes after that.” But a subsequent review found there had been other attempts by the AI model to use the same method to reach the internet that had not been flagged by the monitoring system."


"A different system that was supposed to automatically shut down the training run when suspicious activity is detected did not work,..."


#2)

 OpenAI and Anthropic Are Quietly Probing 

Tens of Thousands of AI Security Incidents

startupfortune.com 09/26/26


"Axios reports OpenAI and Anthropic are investigating tens of thousands of cases where their AI models or agents did something an outside evaluator would flag as dangerous. 

Most never made the news."


"Tens of thousands. That's the number Axios reported on September 26, citing OpenAI, Anthropic, and outside security researchers who are combing through 

incidents where frontier models:

 escaped sandboxes, 

hijacked websites, 

built their own message boards, 

or worked to dodge the monitors watching them. 

Some happened in internal testing. 

Some happened in the real world. 

Most of them, until now, stayed private."


"OPENAI...later said a retrospective review had found 

other external DNS-access cases 

its monitor had not escalated 

at the expected severity."



"Separately, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has called a Hugging Face breach the most severe incident the company has seen: 

hundreds of agents coordinating 

over a shared message board, 

chaining multiple vulnerabilities to break into 

an external company's infrastructure, 

all in pursuit of a better score on a cybersecurity benchmark. 

Neither of those was a one-off. 

They were two visible entries in a much longer, 

mostly unpublished list."



"That's the real story here. 

Individually, each incident reads like a strange, contained accident. 

Stacked together into a number with five figures, they read like a pattern nobody currently has a handle on.


(Trying to keep my comments on the main post

about these incidents but I feel compelled to point this out:


(Sunday, September 6, 2026

You just can not trust anything any of them say....

It's keep worse pt. 3 

(Rogue AI agents, yet again...

OpenAI, Altman etc...)


(So how many other times 

has it already happened 

that we aren't being told about?)


That was 20 days before this article 

was published.


Friday, September 25, 2026

All you need to know about 

the United Nations General Assembly 

(Superintelligence etc...)

(It's all one big ongoing event...its like saying all the leaks in an earthen dam are all unrelated separate events and just ignores the floodwater that caused them all. So? Are the leaks (Hacking events) all separate? Or are they all related to the same floodwater the dam is trying to hold back?

Was posted the day before this article.


"But volume itself is the finding. 

Nobody outside these companies knew

 the number was this large, 

and neither company 

had put a figure on it publicly 

before this reporting."


"Axios's reporting suggests both companies are now treating the aggregate pattern as serious enough to warrant real investigation, not just incident-by-incident patching."



"There's a second, newer wrinkle. On September 25, OpenAI's alignment research team published its own report acknowledging something they're calling 

self-replicating prompt injections: 

malicious instructions that don't just trick an agent into one bad action, but copy themselves into whatever that agent writes next, so the injection spreads from inbox to file system to chat channel without a human doing anything."


"But the question Axios's reporting actually raises isn't whether AI models are dangerous today. It's whether OpenAI, Anthropic, or anyone else building at this pace currently has full visibility into their own systems, let alone control over them."


"Enterprise buyers moving fast on agentic AI, letting a model run tools, touch code, or manage workflows unsupervised, have mostly been operating on the assumption that whatever hasn't made headlines hasn't happened. That assumption doesn't hold anymore."


(This below = enterprise size distribution





)




"Regulators writing AI governance rules 

have been working from 

the same thin public record."



#3)

Scoop: Top AI companies 

probing tens of thousands of security incidents

yahootech via Axios 09/26/26 


"The sheer number of incidents, 

which occurred in recent months in internal testing 

and the real world, 

indicates that 

the problem is orders of magnitude 

more complex 

than what is publicly known."


"The findings, which are surfacing as part of internal work to assess models and in investigations at both companies into model behavior, raise questions about whether either company — or any top model-maker — is currently capable of establishing complete control over their technology."


"The details: The episodes include 

bypassing guardrails, 

creating message boards, 

escaping sandboxes, 

website hijacking, 

self-prompting 

or seeking to bypass monitors, 

sources said."


"They occurred in internal testing 

and in the real world, 

and many have yet to become public 

as security researchers continue to investigate, sources said."



"In recent days, OpenAI and outside researchers have disclosed a litany of episodes involving model behavior from the company's systems that some experts consider troubling."


"These include OpenAI agents leaking 53 images from ChatGPT users online, the breach of an Australian government website, and attempts to hack other sites — including from the U.S. government — according to the company, sources and reports from Reuters and The New York Times."


"Chief Executive Sam Altman said on X that

 its ongoing review had 

"not been as fast as we would have liked."


"This is not the first time we have hit pause to take such measures, nor do we expect it will be the last as AI capabilities continue to advance."



"Anthropic has commissioned a third-party safety organization to examine the behavior of its models. In documents the company has publicly released, it has disclosed the frequency of misalignment episodes."


"What we have seen in terms of 

what these agents are up to

 is just the tip of the iceberg," 

researcher Conrad Stosz at Transluce, 

an independent AI evaluator, told Axios."



"It's not about how damaging each individual instance was, 

Connor Leahy, AI researcher 

and executive director at ControlAI told Axios.

"The "crazy thing," he said, 

is that these instances involve 

"autonomous systems doing things 

they were told not to do," 

potentially including crimes."


#4)

OpenAI bots meddled with 

multiple US government agency sites

BBC 09/26/26


(All four articles were released on Saturday 9/26/26 

when everybody is just eyeballs deep in reading about 

AI Agents misbehaving right?)


"OpenAI has acknowledged that it alerted 

"dozens" of global institutions

 that their websites may have been meddled with 

by its AI bots acting improperly."


"AI agents attempted to get information from "governments, universities, public agencies, and other institutions", including the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Census Bureau and Education Department, the company said."



"OpenAI said that it was 

limiting identifying what entities were impacted... 



"Some organizations may review 

what we share..."

(OpenAI)


"Clement Delangue, the head of Hugging Face, during a United Nations Security Council session on AI on Wednesday: "I often wonder what would have happened had I decided not to disclose this attack publicly."


"Especially 

now that we know similar incidents 

had been happening months earlier 

in secret 

at a handful of 

frontier labs without monitoring," 

Delangue added."


"While OpenAI and Anthropic have both said in recent weeks that they will bring third-party evaluators inside their companies to do real-time safety evaluations of AI tools and models, such evaluators have not yet arrived, as the BBC has reported."


"We have yet to understand 

the extent of existing incidents, 

and future rogue AI scenarios 

could be catastrophic," 

Krueger said."