Gary Franchi of The Next News Network summarized this situation in this way: “The world witnesses a weakened United States, with a leader that can barely hold his own thoughts at the podium.” This might look like the leaders of Russia and China see the US as weak, and that it is time for each of […]
21WIRE + SouthFront | Latest incident reveals that even billions of U.S. cash can't plug every hole in the much-hyped Israeli air-defense network.
Our earlier piece, Easter services in the West canceled by Statist goons featured a scene from Fox News’ video of a pastor in Calgary, Alberta, Canada who made a stand against the police of that city who (illegally) attempted to shut down Easter Services at his church last Sunday. Pastor Artur Pawlowski, a native of Communist […]
SUNDAY SCREENING | A story of the unlikely relationship between Reagan and Gorbachev and how their chemistry soothed east-west geopolitical tensions.
Many in the West don’t realize just how much JFK was an exception to the norm when it came to US foreign policy.
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Glenn Diesen | It seems that the old Cold War ideological paradigm has now flipped, with Washington on the wrong side of history.
CrossTalk | Host Peter Lavelle talks with guests Dmitry Babich and Patrick Henningsen.
By Paul Robinson
The sudden collapse of the USSR in 1991 created many weak countries without a unifying national identity and a strong central state. Yet conflicts will continue until the world is willing to recognize the realities on the ground.
A fact little known in the West, and one that was largely unknown during the Soviet period, was that not all was peace, love and grooviness in that gigantic Communist empire. Two republics, Azerbaijan and Armenia, share a long and bloody history that in recent weeks has flared up again enough to make news reports in the West.
Jordan Peterson is an extremely astute political scientist. Here he discusses what the attraction of Marxism in the present day is: it is not what you might expect.
In the past, Marxism had primarily economic appeal to those choosing it. A mixture of various tyrannical states, some capitalist, some allegedly power hungry in the same way, could be taken as legitimate points of grievance, where a person could point at the wealth of others and agree with the proposal that Marxism might offer a truly utopian path to some sense of “equality.”
