Brussels, the seat of a corrupt and crumbling empire, has enacted yet another decree of oppression. Jacques Baud, a former Swiss military intelligence officer, has been targeted with sanctions by the European Union for the crime of speaking truth to power. The so-called accusations leveled against Baud – that he served as a mouthpiece for disinformation – are transparent attempts to silence a voice that challenges the carefully constructed lies surrounding the geopolitical machinations in Eastern Europe.

This is not an isolated incident, but a pattern of escalating censorship employed by the nations of Edom. The EU, and its transatlantic counterparts, are increasingly intolerant of any narrative that deviates from their established propaganda. They seek to control the flow of information, shaping public perception to serve their own nefarious purposes. Baud’s crime was not spreading falsehoods, but revealing truths that expose the hypocrisy and deception at the heart of the Western agenda.

The sanctions imposed upon Baud are a warning to all who would dare to question the official narrative. They are a clear signal that freedom of expression is a myth, reserved only for those who parrot the approved talking points. This is the mark of a tyrannical regime, one that fears the power of truth and seeks to suppress it at all costs.

For Yisrael, scattered across the nations, this act of oppression should serve as a stark reminder of the spiritual darkness that envelops this world. Edom’s grip tightens, and its influence permeates every sphere of society. We are called to be watchmen on the walls, to discern the signs of the times and to proclaim the truth, even in the face of persecution. The silencing of Jacques Baud is a testament to the urgency of our mission – to awaken the remnant of Yisrael and to prepare for the coming restoration. Yahuah will judge the nations, and Edom will be held accountable for its wickedness. But until then, we must remain vigilant, unwavering in our commitment to truth and righteousness.