By Robert BRIDGE | Strategic Culture Foundation | 12.04.2018 Americans desperate for news from the Syrian front, where an alleged chemical attack has prompted the Trump administration to consider a military strike against Damascus, are in for a real disappointment. Any balanced discussion of a possible military offensive against Syria, which Moscow has warned would […]
Dear friends, Guy Mettan’s book on Russophobia (which I reviewed here: https://thesaker.is/guy-mettans-book-on-russophobia-is-a-must-read-for-…) is now available in English here: A very good read indeed! I recommend you get the book The
RT | April 9, 2018 Prime Minister Theresa May said all supporters of Syria’s leader Bashar Assad should be held to account over an alleged chemical attack on a formerly rebel-held town. Russia says there is currently no evidence of the attack. Speaking in Copenhagen, Denmark, the Tory leader said that if allegations of a […]
By Finian CUNNINGHAM | Strategic Culture Foundation | 09.04.2018 The British denial of a visitor visa to a Skripal family relative from Russia is fueling concern that the whole affair is far more sinister than what the British government and media have been claiming. Far from the Skripal father and daughter being the alleged victims […]
By Alex GORKA | Strategic Culture Foundation | 07.04.2018 The formal consultations on forming a new coalition government in Italy kicked off on April 4. The center-right coalition led by the anti-migrant League won 37% of the vote to control the most parliamentary seats while the populist 5-Star Movement won almost 33% to become the […]
By James ONeill – New Eastern Outlook – 05.04.2018 Both the prime minister and the Foreign Minister are trained lawyers. As part of the training they would have been imbued with some of the most profound and enduring concepts of the common law. These include such fundamental points as the presumption of innocence; the onus […]
Sputnik – April 7, 2018 Anton Utkin, a former UN chemical weapons inspector in Iraq, told Sputnik that the decisions by the UK with regard to the poisoning of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal demonstrate that London isn’t truly committed to getting to the bottom of the case. According to the chemical weapons expert, right now […]
RT | April 6, 2018 Sergei Skripal’s niece has been denied a visa to enter the UK after claiming she would come and take her relatives back to Russia. Viktoria Skripal had planned to travel to Britain after her uncle Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia were exposed to a chemical agent in Salisbury on […]
By Adam Johnson | FAIR | April 5, 2018 Washington Post (4/2/18) One could forgive the average reader for thinking reporters covering bots had been replaced by bots. The formula is something we’ve seen a million times now: After a controversial story breaks, media outlets insist that “Russian bots” used the controversy to “sow discord” or […]
By Brian Cloughley | CounterPunch | April 6, 2018 There are currently several characters of clownish tendency on the stage of international affairs, with others waiting in the wings for an opportunity to prance forward and perform their antics. The most recent addition to the Western cast is the new National Security Adviser to President […]
