The Turning on Russia Series By Paul Fitzgerald and Elizabeth Gould | Invisible History | April 18, 2018 In the months and years following the Arab-Israeli war of October 1973, the issue of Israel and its security would become so enmeshed in American policy as to become one and the same. The lesson of October […]
The Turning on Russia Series By Paul Fitzgerald and Elizabeth Gould | Invisible History | April 18, 2018 “Stanley Fischer, the 73–year-old vice chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve, is familiar with the decline of the world’s rich. He spent his childhood and youth in the British protectorate of Rhodesia… before going to London in […]
By Caitlin JOHNSTONE | Rogue Journalist | May 4, 2018 I sometimes try to get establishment loyalists to explain to me exactly why we’re all meant to be terrified of this “Russian propaganda” thing they keep carrying on about. What is the threat, specifically? That it makes the public less willing to go to war […]
By Rick Sterling | RT | May, 2018 A major revelation in the CAS decision is that Richard McLaren, whose reports have formed the basis for banning Russians from the last two Olympics, has qualitatively changed his claim against Russian athletes. Last year, the Disciplinary Commission of the International Olympic Committee (IOC DC) issued rulings […]
RT | May 4, 2018 The UK’s intelligence services seem to have lost all remaining credibility, after the Czech President’s admission that his country had previously produced a nerve agent similar to the one Britain claims was used against Skripals. “I think there are problems in and around the English spy agencies, who seem to […]
Sputnik | May 3, 2018 According to Senator John McCain, America should consider a cyberattack against President Vladimir Putin to retaliate for Moscow’s alleged interference into the 2016 US presidential election in order to send a message to Russia. In his upcoming book, entitled “The Restless Wave,” McCain has touched upon the allegations that the Kremlin […]
By Rob Slane | The Blog Mire | May 2, 2018 People living in the Soviet Union had a wonderful phrase to describe the two biggest circulation state-controlled newspapers, Pravda (meaning “truth”) and Izvestia (meaning “news”). There’s no truth in Pravda and no news in Izvestia, was the oft-repeated expression. It is unfortunate that the […]
By Caitlyn Johnstone | Rogue Journalist | May 2, 2018 Things aren’t looking great for the Democratic establishment, which recently admitted that it stacks its primaries against progressive candidates and is currently engaged in a desperate, hail Mary lawsuit against WikiLeaks for its factual publications about the party. So of course you know what that […]
By Neil Clark | Sputnik | May 3, 2018 To have been in ‘democratic’ Britain for the past eight weeks has been quite an educational experience. We’ve seen how the NeoCon Establishment works, how dissent is policed, and how ‘gas-lighting’ techniques are used to try and make us think we’re going crazy for questioning the ‘official narrative’ — […]
RT | May 1, 2018 If you’re a reporter or a computer geek, then Gavin Williamson wants you to help him in the war on fake news. The UK defense secretary issued to a call to arms to tech and communications experts to fight the cyber propaganda war. Williamson has called on those with IT […]
