War and Conflict

Maybe after the novel coronavirus is eradicated, scientists should next work on a serum that immunizes people from irrational Russophobia.

Where one system promotes the trojan horse seeds of its own annihilation, the other promotes the seeds of fruitful new epochs of continual growth and discoveries both on the surface of the earth and also beyond, Matthew Ehret writes.

The bigger concern of Biden and Blinken seems to be damage limitation to America’s bloody image, and also doing a big favor for Israel.

There is no need for cringing appeasement, but aggressive toughness will lead only to disaster, Brian Cloughley writes.

The Blue State has it all. And now therefore, it owns any future ‘breakages’ too, Alastair Crooke writes.

Joe Biden has a long and sordid record as a former Senator of supporting dozens of U.S. wars and aggressions.

The U.S. government’s plan to conquer Russia is based upon a belief in, and the fundamental plan to establish, “Nuclear Primacy” against Russia — an American ability to win a nuclear war against, and so conquer, Russia, Eric Zuesse writes.

Denmark is not the only vassal state adhering to the U.S. Military Empire. All 27 members of the European Union and all 30 NATO members, follow suit to varying degrees. Denmark, however, has earned a sit in the front row, Ron Ridenour writes.

The big question concern’s Biden’s intentions. Does he really consider that President Putin “has no soul” and is “the biggest threat” to America?

We have reached a point in history where confrontation and conflict are no longer justifiable in any form. The only way forward is for cooperation in the spirit of common humanity and mutual economic planning. And there is much to be hopeful for.