Russiagate

As political theatre goes, this one takes the biscuit – but not for its compelling drama and anticipation of justice. Rather, this one is pure Vaudeville pantomime.

“A state of war only serves as an excuse for domestic tyranny.”
― Alexander Solzhenitsyn

Never mind obscure troll farms and byzantine cyber-hacking (we’re being ironic here), Russia needs to really raise its game for “interfering” in other nations’ politics. Like, how about President Vladimir Putin going on a national radio show in Britain and telling voters how to vote in the forthcoming election? Now that’s what you call real, in-your-face influence!

As the House opens impeachment hearings for President Trump, Professor Stephen F. Cohen warns that the US military assistance at…
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After much anticipation, the Democrat Party’s planned Impeachment Hearings have begun, as Democrats hope to use the new UkraineGate scandal to try and remove the President from office. Clearly, Devin Nunes wasn’t pulling any punches.

This week, Russia mania has taken over the UK General Election agenda, as both parties revert to hurling ‘pro-Kremlin’ accusations at each other in an attempt to extract the last remaining drops of political capital from an increasingly dilapidated Russiagate narrative.

Joe LAURIA
Jury selection began Tuesday in Washington in the trial of political operative Roger Stone on charges of obstructing justice and lying to Congress. But instead of focusing on those narrow charges, the corporate media is trying to make this about Stone’s personality while attempting to revive the discredited allegation of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.

This weeks episode marks not only the 200th episode of PPR but also the start of my show hiatus while I work on my Epstein book. For this momentous occasion I had two good friends of the show join me. In the first hour Robbie Martin and I talked about the return of Qanon as […]

Its proponents will have you believe that UkraineGate is nothing like Russiagate, when in fact it is just like RussiaGate. 

Edward LOZANSKY
As the political temperature in Washington rapidly rises to unprecedented boiling levels, when accusations of attempted coup and state treason are exchanged between the president and the speaker of the House, what’s the danger of spillover into the foreign policy arena?