Hillary Clinton
Unipolarism vs. Multipolarism – The Real Russian Interference in US Politics
By Diana Johnstone | Ron Paul Institute | August 24, 2018 The Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union was ostensibly a conflict between two ideologies, two socio-economic systems. All that seems to be over. The day of a new socialism may dawn unexpectedly, but today capitalism rules the world. Now the […]
Former Clinton Pollster Says Hillary Broke Campaign Finance Laws, Not Trump
Hillary Clinton failed to report millions of dollars that were paid to a Democratic law firm that, in turn, paid out money to political research firm Fusion GPS and British ex-spy, Christopher Steele, without listing them on any campaign expenditure form. Nothing was done about it. [...]
Russiagate conceals Israeli Meddling and Coming War with Iran
Since taking office a year-and-a-half ago, the allegations of ‘collusion’ between U.S. President Donald Trump’s election campaign and the Russian government have buried nearly all other substantive issues in regards to his administration. This hasn’t been limited to marginalizing reportage of destructive domestic legislation or the escalation of endless war abroad. It has successfully diverted attention away from other foreign governments shaping U.S. policy and elections.
Manafort, Cohen trial outcomes portrayed as “cliffhanger” for Trump – but are they?
On Tuesday, August 21, Paul Manafort was found guilty for eight of 18 counts of criminal activity charged against him. None of the charges were in any way related to President Trump, his campaign, or Russian agencies.
What’s Left of Russiagate — Are We Down to the 1,000 Paid Trolls?
Mark F. McCarty | Way of the Bern | July 19, 2017 Those who pay attention to what is going on — as opposed to passively consuming the obsessions of MSM — know that the Clinton-related material published by Wikileaks emerged from leaks, not hacks. Assange has stated in no uncertain terms that the Russian government was not responsible […]
Syria’s Disappeared: The Story of Adra
By David Macilwain | American Herald Tribune | August 19, 2018 The question of “Syria’s Disappeared” just won’t go away! Faced with the dreadful prospect of President Assad “remaining in power” following the begrudging admission of defeat by Syria’s enemies, supporters of the failed “revolution” are digging in with their accusations of war crimes and […]
Political Nuance
“The trouble with socialism is eventually you run out of other people’s money.”
This was the text of the bumper sticker adorning the old Chevy pickup in front of me in traffic today. As fate would have it, it was actually the second anti-socialist bumper sticker that I would see during my daily commute. The odd, coincidental nature of the two messages got me thinking about the nature and content of political expression these days and more specifically the lack of depth of those expressions.