The world has seen the blood-soaked results of paramilitaries and civilian vigilantes teaming up with military dictators to enforce fascist rule. Trump and his supporters are encouraging a similar alliance in the U.S., Wayne Madsen writes.
He’s not even in office, and he has already surrounded himself, as the incoming President, with individuals who derive their wealth from America’s top defense contractors and Wall Street.
Partisan politics is winning the day, as the Democrats and their lapdog liberal media believe they have sealed the White House.
The Dems already face the prospect of a Red Tidal Wave blowing them away in 2022, provided they do not totally destroy the country by then.
2021 may make 2020 look like a blessed haven of stability, Patrick Armstrong writes.
Perhaps the endless war will just change its name, until it ends the world. Its cheering section will never let up, Eric Zuesse writes.
Four years too late U.S. President Donald Trump has finally woken up to the fact that as a billionaire, rather than fighting the Mainstream Media, he could just buy a chunk of it to get the results he wants.
The successful prosecution of Áñez will help bring closure to a troubled, if brief, chapter in the long trajectory of independence, national liberation, and self-determination for Bolivia and its 11 million people.
The Russophobia that has been whipped up as a political weapon against Trump over the past four years is not something that can be easily put aside.
New details are emerging of the Central Intelligence Agency’s (CIA) involvement in Chile against Salvador Allende.
