The war of words over Ukraine continues: President Biden says 8,500 US troops are ready to ship out to Eastern Europe while Russia claims a new sub capable of creating a 300-foot radioactive tsunami will deploy within months.Continue Reading
We kick off a new year with hopes that this will not be a rerun of 2020 or ’21, despite the best efforts of government officials to keep the fear turned up to 11.Continue Reading
From Friday through Monday, China flew nearly 150 military aircraft into Taiwan’s air defense zone. Is this leading to a distraction from what looks like the imminent collapse of China’s biggest real estate development company?Continue Reading
A report from London claims that Russia has beefed up Syria’s air defenses after a meeting between Vladimir Putin and Joe Biden at which President Biden expressed his disapproval of Israel’s air strikes against Iranian military positions in Syria.Continue Reading
President Biden and Russia’s President Vladimir Putin meet today in Geneva, Switzerland. Meanwhile, the White House press corps is beginning to realize that they had more access under the Trump administration.
Belarus forced a Ryanair flight from Athens to Vilnius to land in Minsk where a journalist critical of Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko was arrested. Belarus claims the plane was forced down because of a bomb threat from Hamas.Continue Reading
THE NEWS media is a weapon. The question is who’s wielding it and for what purpose?Continue Reading
ANOTHER ALLEGED chemical attack in Syria has killed dozens of people, possibly 75 or more.Continue Reading
THE ATTEMPTED assassination of Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter in Salisbury, England has amped up the mainstream media’s rhetoric against what Ronald Reagan called the Evil Empire.Continue Reading
MORE THAN a dozen mysterious deaths in the U.K. linked to Russia have been ignored (at least publicly) by the British government. The latest has led a member of the House of Lords to accuse the administration of Prime Minister Theresa May of failing to protect a prominent nuclear scientist.Continue Reading