It’s time the EU got its act together on Russia and accepted that Germany runs the EU and it will have its Russian gas pipeline at any cost. But don’t let that stop whining MEPs throwing stones at Putin, Martin Jay writes. Tim and Joaquin discuss his article.
By Rachel Marsden | RT | March 5, 2021 It’s unacceptable that the EU is pushing big brother authoritarianism on its member states via vaccine passports. French President Emmanuel Macron should stay true to his word and take a stand against this nanny statism. After all, Macron couldn’t have been more clear when he said in a national […]
It’s time the EU got its act together on Russia and accepted that Germany runs the EU and it will have its Russian gas pipeline at any cost. But don’t let that stop whining MEPs throwing stones at Putin, Martin Jay writes. Tim and Joaquin discuss his article.
We know who we are, we’re well aware of the fact that our continent is the centre of Western civilization. We are Europeans at heart, not by nationality. And we want it to remain that way.
The cynical, bankrupt basis for sanctioning Russia makes the Western states’ words and actions a reckless provocation.
It’s time the EU got its act together on Russia and accepted that Germany runs the EU and it will have its Russian gas pipeline at any cost. But don’t let that stop whining MEPs throwing stones at Putin.
Trapped in the empty luxury of Versailles, the French ruling class could only see their illusions of power reflected in mirrors.
Strategic Culture Foundation | February 26, 2021 The international signatories to the nuclear accord with Iran have now a three-month window to salvage that landmark deal. The onus is on the United States to return to the Joint Comprehension Plan of Action (JCPOA) – as the accord is formally titled. Washington must do this unconditionally, […]
What is thwarting an effective global strategy is a cynical Cold War mindset expressed by the likes of Ursula von der Leyen who would rather deny their own populations protection from the disease than to see Russia and China as partners...
RT | February 18, 2021 Tens of thousands of Russian-speaking Latvians will be turning down the volume and listening out for neighborhood snoopers after a new law came into force that will see viewers of unlicensed satellite TV fined just for tuning in. Earlier this month, local media reported that the Seimas, the Baltic nation’s … … Continue reading →
