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>[Apr 25, 2021] The danger for American elites is not that more Americans might begin to question neoliberal deindustrialization, uncontrolled immigration and the consequences of maintaining the US global hegemony at the expense of the standard of living of ordinary Americans >[Apr 24, 2021] Cultural Deafness Defines the West >[Apr 19, 2021] Interesting that the CNN producer on the Veritas video said that global warming will be the next big fear-inducing corporate greenwashing campaign >[Apr 07, 2021] Escalation in Donbass might well be about blocking North Stream 2 >[Apr 04, 2021] Who is really governing Europe? It surely isn't the citizens of the EU, because what's going on in Europe has little to do with democracy. It is more of an illusion of democracy, a well-crafted illusion. >[Apr 04, 2021] Modern day journalists are actually lobbyists: A lobbyists who try influence public opinion through mainstream media in favor of special interest groups >[Apr 04, 2021] John-Paul Leonard foreword to Dr. Udo Ulfkotte famous book >[Apr 03, 2021] The Spy Who Loved Me- Check It Out >[Apr 02, 2021] Voting for either imperialist party in the US will make little difference in policy toward Ukraine or in most any foreign policy situation >[Mar 10, 2021] Countering the Establishment's Message >[Feb 16, 2021] New Documents Reveal More British Efforts To Undermine Russia >[Feb 07, 2021] Time admits that there WAS a color revolution in the US after all: it is not called fortifying the elections >[Feb 03, 2021] Former Navy SEAL -- The Miseducation Of Antony Blinken >[Jan 25, 2021] Confessions of a Deprogrammed Trump Supporter >[Jan 22, 2021] The Coming New Order >[Jan 21, 2021] Sometimes you drain the swamp sometimes the swamp drains you >[Jan 20, 2021] Biden will technically be President , so it's time to ask ourselves what kind of world are we in for? >[Jan 19, 2021] So create a situation when people would be at each other's throats over the obvious differences, even while they were fabricated or were minor is the essence of age-old strategy of divide and conquer >[Jan 19, 2021] Few sights in Washington are more familiar than an intellectual urging "total war" from the safety of the keyboard >[Jan 17, 2021] A note about "reactionary Republicans" >[Jan 17, 2021] Fascist Blindness - IRRUSSIANALITY >[Jan 17, 2021] "79% of Americans think the US is falling apart" those not accounted for are possibly homeless or illiterate and don't have the opportunity of putting their view forward >[Jan 14, 2021] Trumpism without Trump >[Jan 14, 2021] After the illegitimate elections, the task is to consolidate power and suppress all those who reject what happened. This is what happened in Ukraine after the Maidan 2014 >[Jan 13, 2021] The Mob Did Not Win!, >[Jan 11, 2021] A note from exCIA MobBoss John "Struggle Sessions" Brennan >[Jan 10, 2021] Trump's Last Stand, >[Jan 06, 2021] When using electronic voting machines you do not vote. Election workers do not count the votes >[May 30, 2020] Kevin Barrett Interviews Bioweapons Expert Meryl Nass, 4-5-20 >[May 30, 2020] Kevin Barrett Interviews Bioweapons Expert Meryl Nass, 4-5-20

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