A Quick Rant: Merkel Will Blink Long Before Putin
Merkel Will Blink Long Before Putin German Russia policy is at a dead end of its own making Mike Shedlock opinion Sat, Nov 29 | 6484 19 Awkward This article […]
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BRICS-Präsidentin Dilma Rousseff ist Washingtons neuestes angepeiltes Ziel
F. William Engdahl Mit dem Sieg über ihren US-unterstützten Gegenkandidaten Aécio Neves bei der Stichwahl am 26. Oktober hat die wiedergewählte brasilianische Präsidentin Dilma Rousseff eine massive Desinformationskampagne des US-Außenministeriums […]
Visible Origami/The Humidity of Mortality on Pinball Planet
However, it is one of those secret laws of existence that in any operation there has to be at least one major dick, so demonstrating for whatever the purpose of that would be.
Bernard-Henri Lévy et l’inversion accusatoire juive
C’est assez facile de remarquer que l’une des tactiques juives les plus utilisées- en particulier chez les sayanim comme Bernard-Henri Lévy – est le concept peu connu d’’inversion accusatoire [1], consistant à transférer en permanence vos propres symptômes sur le comportement de quelqu’un d’autre. Le dernier article de BHL dans le New York Times [2] n’est rien d’autre qu’une belle occasion de saisir cette méthodique chutzpah…
From Gordon Duff and Jim Dean at VT on the 777 and Ukraine
Obviously it happened after a series of errors, since the very same plane was escorted by two Ukrainian fighter jets until 3 minutes before it disappeared from radar.
A Quick Rant: Letter to My Russian Friends…
The new Tartars come from the west – letter to my Russian friends. Many things happen these days; and my problem is, that I know little of Russia, of Russian history and culture – and nothing of the Russian language. But during my visit to Moscow last weekend I literally „met“ the Russian Saint and hero, Ilya Muromets. His bust of white marble was positioned in a big official meeting room – his wonderful face and its strong expression met my immediate curiosity.
Ukraine Coup Brings Russia and China Closer
Washington’s escalating military pressure against both Russia and China is bringing both Eurasian giants into close economic and even military cooperation. The latest indication of this is the signing in recent days of a mammoth natural gas agreement between Beijing and Moscow valued at $400 billion over the next 30-years. The agreement, signed after almost two decades of stalled negotiations, has major geopolitical implications.