Some three weeks after the reported meeting of the CIA chief William Burns with the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia Prince Mohammed bin Sultan, the OPEC+ ministerial held a videoconference on Thursday.
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Genuine People Power Occurs Today in The Philippines [Updated]
THE real, authentic expression of the people’s will occurs today. Unlike the bogus ones in 1986 and 2001 which were a Machiavellian mix of mobs and the threat of the use of force, this people power today will be expressed through secret ballots cast by at least 60 percent of voting citizens, who after more than a year of careful deliberation and relentless black propaganda by the Yellow elite, choose Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. as their president.
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US Lt. Gen. Roger L. Cloutier, Jr. Taken Prisoner in Mariupol
American combatants in Mariupol? Persistent rumors that Lieutenant General of the United States Army Roger L. Cloutier, Jr., taken prisoner in Mariupol, are gaining ground.
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Media Sat on Hunter Biden’s 450GB “Laptop from Hell” Data Showing Criminal Activity
Except for the DailyMail, the Washington Post, New York Times and Senator Chuck Grassley – a ranking Republican, sat on for months an estimated 450GB of deleted data from Hunter Biden’s laptop from hell, which shows incriminating photos, archived emails, etc., that could pin down Biden’s fake presidency.
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The Ukraine Conflict Lays Bare the Myth of a More Civilized Europe
Instead of using the Russia-Ukraine war as an opportunity to reflect on the future of the European project, whatever that is, it is being used as an opportunity to score cheap points against the very victims of Europe everywhere.
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“Death to America” | Pakistan Parliament Rejected US Regime Change vs PM Khan
US coup failure in Pakistan ‘a sign that Empire’s days as hegemon are over’. An American political analyst and journalist says the US coup failure against the government of Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan is “a sign that Empire’s days as hegemon are over.”
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Saudi Coalition Announces Cessation of Military Operations in Yemen
RIYADH – The Saudi coalition announces the cessation of military operations in Yemen, starting 6:00 am on Wednesday, with peace talks due to start during the month of Ramadan starting next month.
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Four Signs A US-Gulf ‘Divorce’ is in the Making
The rapid-fire ‘messages’ directed at Washington from old Persian Gulf allies are brutal, and strongly suggest that the days of US hegemony are done.
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The New World Order Under the Pretext of War in Ukraine
The conflict in Ukraine was not opened by Russia on February 24, but by Ukraine a week before. The OSCE is a witness to this. This peripheral conflict had been planned by Washington to impose a New World Order from which Russia, then China, were to be excluded. Don’t be fooled!
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Biden Visit Marks Abject Subjugation of European Leaders to U.S. Empire
It is a pathetic spectacle. European governments are prostrated before the American empire. U.S. President Joe Biden flew to Europe this week with the presidential nuclear codes on display by his entourage.
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Ukraine : The Great Manipulation
While revelations are multiplying about the exactions committed by Ukrainian banditry over the past eight years, Westerners continue to perceive only the suffering of the Ukrainian civilian population. They are unaware of the root causes of the war, as well as the events that led the Kremlin to unleash it. No matter, the banditry is losing and the great powers are preparing for peace.
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The Man Who Sold Ukraine
Volodymyr Zelensky is the current President of Ukraine. He was elected in a landslide victory in 2019 on the promise of easing tensions with Russia and resolving the crisis in the breakaway republics in east Ukraine. He has made no attempt to keep his word on either issue.
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A Few Days of War Opens A Lot of Opportunities for Russia than 15 Years of Diplomacy
The genius of Grandmaster Vladimir Putin’s bold “demilitarization and deNazification” special military operation in Ukraine is beginning to unravel.
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Putin Countermoves Shift from Diplomacy to “Peacekeeping” Boots on the Ground
Tired of dealing with high profile Deep State talkingheads who are unauthorized to make meaningful policy decisions to avert a nuclear ware between East and West, the Russian President Vladimir Putin has decided to grant the Donetsk and Lugansk’s request for recognition as independent republics, which now warrants the deployment of Russian peacekeeping forces.
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US Wants War in Ukraine Ultimately for USD Hegemony
The US dollar’s dominance as the world’s reserve currency is under threat, and that’s why Washington wants Russia to invade Ukraine.
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Western States, Media are Sore Losers, Taking Gold Medal for Cynical Olympic Gaming
Congratulations to China for hosting the XXIV Winter Olympics whose motto aptly is “Together for a Shared Future”. Congratulations, too, to the many nations that can celebrate common humanity and rise above the duplicity and hostility of geopolitical gaming.
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The Year of the Tiger Starts With a Sino-Russian Bang
The Year of the Black Water Tiger will start, for all practical purposes, with a Beijing bang this Friday, as Presidents Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin, after a live meeting before the initial ceremony of the Winter Olympics, will issue a joint statement on international relations.
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This is How the U.S. Does ‘Dialogue’
Washington will not consider Russian proposals on no expansion of NATO, and has no intention of even discussing the idea. So much for “dialogue”.
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The President Who Can’t Resist Defying the US is Inaugurated for the 4th Term
I’ve just attended the latest inauguration of Sandinista leader Daniel Ortega as Nicaraguan president and found him in a bullish mood, relishing his country’s improved ties with China and critical of American hypocrisy.
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Xi Assures Support to Kazakh President vs. “Foreign Interference”
Beijing’s policy of ‘non-interference’ in other countries has been tested by events in Kazakhstan, with Xi Jinping openly supporting the government. It’s a sign of things to come, further straining relations with the US.
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Steppe on Fire: Kazakhstan’s Color Revolution
Kazakhstan was rocked into chaos virtually overnight, in principle, because of the doubling of prices for liquefied gas, which reached the (Russian) equivalent of 20 rubles per liter (compare it to an average of 30 rubles in Russia itself).
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Kazakhstan Intervention Sees Russia Set A New Precedent
The sudden outbreak of violence in Kazakhstan has taken analysts and international observers by surprise. Now, the decision to deploy a regional peacekeeping force has become the latest major milestone for the post-Soviet space.
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Lina Hidalgo: From Democratic Party Nursery to Omicron Hysteria Queen
Despite her image as a progressive and political outsider, Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo is the ultimate insider and works with billionaires to crush the working class and poor, and usher in a new technocratic biosecurity state.
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When People are Anxious, Isolated and Hopeless, They’re Less Ready To Think Critically
The corporate media is not our friend. Its coverage of the pandemic is not there to promote the public good. It is there to feed our anxieties, keep us coming back for more, and monetize that distress. The only cure for this sickness? A lot more critical thinking.
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January 2022: A Game Changing Moment Between Russia, America and the World
What Moscow is really asking for is to redraw the borders of influence between Russia and the West.
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Checkmate: Iran Is Spearheading a Geopolitical Sea Change in West Asia
Benjamin Franklin once famously wrote to his fellow colonials: “Either we hang together or we hang separately.”
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Are Sino-Russian Relations Really the ‘Best in History’?
They are certainly positive and can be like a breath of fresh air compared to the eternal stench from the swamp Washington has been sinking into.
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Meet the Elites of Northern Europe, NATO’s Hardcore Militant
The sun has been rising from the North for quite some time on the NATO land. Since mid-2009, the chair of NATO secretary general has been occupied by Northern Europe’s politicians: first the former Danish PM Anders Fogh Rasmussen and then (since October 2014) the former Norwegian PM Jens Stoltenberg. Brussels extended Stoltenberg’s contract to September 2022. The not so far deadline is already prompting the first discussions among the Atlantic partners.
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Exit Nord Stream 2, Enter Power of Siberia 2
Military superpower Russia, having had enough of U.S./NATO bullying, is now dictating the terms of a new arrangement.
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Never a More Unsettling Strategic Landscape
It is the first time that others are dictating to the West rather than being instructed on how to conform to American red lines.
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