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    The situation with Turkey is rapidly getting out of control: not only have the Turks conducted artillery strikes across the Syrian border, Turkey has refused to comply with its obligations under the Open Skies Treaty and refused to let a Russian surveillance aircraft overfly Turkey. The Russian military has now declared that it had detected...
  • Russia has been playing and excellent strategy in restoring the state of Syria with compliance to the rules. One can only imagine the chaos if they were not supporting the government of Syria! A good summary of the state of play. I only hope cool heads will prevail like those on the Russian and Syrian side.

  • The past week saw no decrease in the tense confrontation between Turkey and Russia over Syria. While Russia's position is simple – 'we are ready to fight' – the Turkish position is much more ambiguous: Turkish politicians are saying one thing, then the opposite and then something else again. At times they make it sound...
  • Interesting article and one that shows a new element to the struggle. The Turks as with the Israelis are good at fighting people who cannot fight back but when you have a seasoned fighting force different story! Maybe when they are faced with a touch of uncertainty and dire consequences it will produce a peaceful rational outcome!

  • Whether or not Donald Trump ultimately succeeds in winning the White House, historians are likely to rank him as the most consequential presidential candidate of at least the past half-century. He has already transformed the tone and temper of American political life. If he becomes the Republican nominee, he will demolish its structural underpinnings as...
  • @fnn
    Hillary wants war with Russia, Trump doesn't:
    http://original.antiwar.com/justin/2015/11/19/hillary-clintons-road-to-war/

    Hillary Clinton promised us a speech on what she’d do to destroy ISIS, but what she gave us was a speech detailing how she would destroy Syria – and drag the US down the road to another unwinnable war. What she essentially proposes is that we fight a three-sided battle – against ISIS, on the one hand, and against Bashar al-Assad, Russia, and Iran on the other.

    She elaborated on her “no-fly zone” scheme, saying she wanted to set it up only in the north. This means not only that the US air force will be protecting the “moderate” Syrian rebels – a coalition of US-supported head-choppers and al-Nusra, the Syrian affiliate of al-Qaeda – but also preventing Russian warplanes from flying over the huge swath of territory in the north controlled by the Islamic State – including Raqqa, their capital. So how does she intend to keep Putin out of the skies over Raqqa – by shooting down Russian planes...
     

    Replies: @slorter, @attonn

    Agree she is a war monger and her record is there as as an example! I am only interested in foreign policy of the United States and Trump is at least taking advice from more realistic sources Michael T Flynn is one case in point!

    • Replies: @Anonymous
    @slorter


    Agree she is a war monger and her record is there as as an example! I am only interested in foreign policy of the United States and Trump is at least taking advice from more realistic sources Michael T Flynn is one case in point!
     
    I heard this as well, that Trump is taking advice from General Michael Flynn. This is too good to be true. I'm sold on this alone. Throw in the populist economics I'm hearing and this election is a no-brainer. Some people say Trump might be a snake in a garden. But the alternative will definitely be an Anaconda in your bed.
  • Friday, a Russian SU-27 did a barrel roll over a U.S. RC-135 over the Baltic, the second time in two weeks. Also in April, the U.S. destroyer Donald Cook, off Russia's Baltic enclave of Kaliningrad, was twice buzzed by Russian planes. Vladimir Putin's message: Keep your spy planes and ships a respectable distance away from...
  • @Quartermaster
    Maidan was not a "coup." Yanukovich was going to hand his country over to Moscow, and the Ukrainian people themselves rose up against it. Yanukovich's regime then started killing people, and he ran because he had no desire to face the charges that would result. A substantial part of the Berkut also ran to Russia at the same time. The legislature then removed Yanukovich from office when he ran and vacated his office. The legal forms were carried out and that is nothing like a coup. The coup business is simply Putin's propaganda to cover his moves in Ukraine.

    Putin is far from being a choir boy. He's as corrupt as the day is long and is in the process of implementing the same sort of violence that was endemic to Stalin's regime, albeit at a lower level. He is trying to re-establish the Russian Empire with himself as Tsar, and is threatening his neighbors in the process. Maidan allowed the mask to be ripped off Putin, and the truth is not pretty.

    Replies: @Mitleser, @bluedog, @bjondo, @stickman, @Bill, @DaveE, @Anonymous, @slorter

    Ukraine’s President Petro Poroshenko requests the supreme court of Ukraine to declare that his predecessor, Viktor Yanukovych, was overthrown by an illegal operation; in other words, that the post-Yanukovych government, including Poroshenko’s own Presidency, came into power from a coup, not from something democratic, not from any authentic constitutional process at all.

    http://www.globalresearch.ca/ukraines-president-poroshenko-says-overthrow-of-yanukovych-was-a-coup/5457631

    There is a lot to read out there maybe you should start!

    • Replies: @Khan Bodin
    @slorter

    What happened with Ukranian gold I wonder. All 33 tons of gold stolen by the CIA agents during the very first days after the coup:

    http://www.globalresearch.ca/ukraines-gold-reserves-secretely-flown-out-and-confiscated-by-the-new-york-federal-reserve/5373446

    What happened to Lybian gold? The same. All 144 tons of Lybian gold stolen by Nobel Peace Prize winner Murican presidente Obongo who had bombed the place earlier:

    http://presscore.ca/the-u-s-nato-gold-heist-of-libya.html

  • The DNC 2016 reminded me The Triumph of the Will, the paradigmatic film of Leni Riefenstahl. The fiery oration of “four-star general of the Marine Corps” General (retired) Allen, ready to kick ass of the Russkies, flag-waving, hysterical rhythmical shouts Uoo-eS-Ay, runaway aggressiveness, military pomp and above all exceptionalism of “America is great because America...
  • From another retired Marine General Smedley D Butler Major general US marine core twice decorated with the Medal of Honor!
    “War is a racket. It always has been.
    It is possibly the oldest, easily the most profitable, surely the most vicious. It is the only one international in scope. It is the only one in which the profits are reckoned in dollars and the losses in lives…………..
    The only way to smash this war racket is to conscript capital and industry, before the nation’s manhood can be conscripted. Let officers and the directors and the high powered executives of our armament factories and our steel companies and our munitions makers and our shipbuilders, and our airplane builders and the manufacturers that provide anything that profits from war together with the bankers and the speculators be conscripted on the same wage as a foot soldier”

  • According to various reports, the Russian government is reconsidering the neoliberal policy that has served Russia so badly since the collapse of the Soviet Union. If Russia had adopted an intelligent economic policy, its economy would be far ahead of where it stands today. It would have avoided most of the capital flight to the...
  • @Quartermaster
    Putin can get the sanctions lifted tomorrow. All he ahs to do is get out of all of Ukraine, bot Crimea and the Donbas. Pay, then reparations for the damage he has done to Ukraine and the deaths he has caused. The sanctions will go away quite quickly.

    Putin, the gangsters behind him, have made Russia a pariah state. He got the status the old fashioned way, just as Stalin did, he acted like a criminal.

    Replies: @Niccolo Salo, @Stonehands, @Wally, @Avery, @bluedog, @slorter, @gwynedd1

    Wonderful review of recent history it is a pity the facts are missing!

  • Universally, Trump was depicted as an anti-establishment candidate. Washington and Wall Street hated him, and the media were deployed to vilify him endlessly. If they could not discredit Trump enough, surely they would steal the election from him. Some even suggested Trump would be assassinated. Acting the part, Trump charged repeatedly that the election was...
  • @woodNfish
    Nice try Linh, but I'm not buying it. Trump is already putting his program together and its key points were published yesterday. And in regards to the mentally deranged pervs out there, Trump paraded around on stage at one of his rallies carrying a "LGBT's for Trump" banner over his head and the crowd cheered him on. Your fag friends need to stop listening to the lying LSM.

    http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-11-10/trump-reveals-policy-goals-building-wall-end-war-coal-repeal-obamacare-dismantle-dod

    Replies: @boogerbently, @boogerbently, @pyrrhus, @slorter, @Truth

  • My earlier entry (Clannishness – the Series: Zigzag Lightning in the Brain) established that there are deep distinctions between Northwestern European peoples and most of the rest of the world, and that these differences have a huge impact on the world, including on levels of human development, the strength of democracy and democratic institutions, scientific...
  • How independent is this organisation!

    In April 2015 TI defended the decision by its American chapter, TI-USA, to give Hillary Clinton its Integrity Award in 2012. TI’s statement followed a report by National Public Radio that Bill and Chelsea Clinton were not factual regarding the transparency of the Clinton Foundation.
    It has the smell of the corporate sector all over it!

    • Replies: @JayMan
    @slorter


    How independent is this organisation!

    In April 2015 TI defended the decision by its American chapter ...
    It has the smell of the corporate sector all over it!
     

    These data are based on the reported perception of corruption in each country. I.e., this is what you get when you simply ask people how corrupt their country is. It is corroborated by other measures of corruption...

    A Better Corruption Index

    ...not to mention it correlates with a boatload of other data, as mentioned at the beginning of the piece.

  • The New York Times is currently engaged in one of its most ambitious projects: Removing a sitting president from office. In fact, Times columnist Nicolas Kristof even said as much in a recent article titled “How Can We Get Rid of Trump?” Frankly, it’s an idea that I find attractive, mainly because I think Trump’s...
  • “Frankly, it’s an idea that I find attractive, mainly because I think Trump’s views on immigration, the environment, human rights, civil liberties and deregulation are so uniformly horrible, they could destroy the country. But the Times objections are different from my own. The reason the Times wants Trump removed is because Trump wants to normalize relations with Russia which threatens to undermine Washington’s effort to project US power deeper into Central Asia.”

    Trump basically upsets the Washington consensus and their little neocon plans! As always Mike some thought behind your articles!

    • Replies: @SamJ
    @slorter

    Perhaps Mike prefers Pence. Mike isn't usually stupid, but errare humanum est. Trump is for relations with Russia, Mike. This avoids nuclear war. That consideration is far more important that immigration, etc., and it is obviously the worst possible ecological event.
    Intelligence consists in separating the essential from the secondary.

  • Knowing you can’t run from their jokes, bus drivers will crack a few, so on the endless leg from Washington to Atlanta, the driver intoned, “I don’t believe in Lost and Found, ladies and gentlemen, only eBay. If you forget something on this bus, you can find it on eBay.” Later, he chastised us all...
  • @OutWest
    @Timur The Lame

    A fascist is a socialist who believes that the government should control and dictate to business while leaving ownership in the industrialist’s hands. A communist is a socialist who believes government should own all means of production. These differing views lead to profound conflict between closely related ideologues.

    Replies: @neutral, @slorter, @MBlanc46

    Both groups are not socialist!

  • As these things go, it was not too bad. One idiot in a car murdered 3 people, with 7 more in a critical condition who may die, at least 40 with terrible injuries, and many more people traumatized. Crowds of tourists ran away from the place of slaughter at Westminster Bridge. Earth has not anything...
  • Meanwhile what is going on in Mosel or Yemen! Does anyone really care!

  • Washington has never made any effort to conceal its contempt for North Korea. In the 64 years since the war ended, the US has done everything in its power to punish, humiliate and inflict pain on the Communist country. Washington has subjected the DPRK to starvation, prevented its government from accessing foreign capital and markets,...
  • Richard Broinowski is President of the New South Wales Chapter of the Australian Institute of International Affairs, a writer, and a former Australian Ambassador to the Republic of Korea.

    similar sentiments

    http://johnmenadue.com/?p=10120

  • See also: Lynn`s Race Differences in Intelligence: PC Won`t Make Them Go Away IQ matters. And it doesn’t just matter for individuals—the IQ of your country is even more important than your own IQ when predicting your level of wealth. This obviously has massive implications when it comes to immigration, because intelligence differences exist between...
  • And what did the intervention and bombing, exploitation, dislocation and playing one group of people of against another do for the people in third world countries invaded by the West and indeed empire?
    There is an old biblical saying “We reap what we sow”

    • Replies: @El Dato
    @slorter

    Isn't that the truth.

    "Mission accomplished" several times over kills your nation.

    , @Thirdeye
    @slorter

    Less than you might think. China go raped as hard as India and Africa by European colonizers, then by their own warlords, then by the Japanese, then by the depredations of the Mao regime. But their population had what it took - cultural, genetic, whatever - to be resilient and build a high-functioning, modern nation within a couple of generations. Sub-Saharan Africa during the postcolonial era descended into the chaos of tribal rivalry it was during the precolonial era and shows little if any sign of coming out of it. India may be getting wealthier, but the legacy of the caste system is still barbaric and a drag on their ability to form a civil nation. The one area I can think of that supports your thesis is the Levant, the learned center and flower of Arabic culture that, thanks in large part to the west, has had its physical wealth destroyed, is under assault from the barbaric Wahhabism of the Arabian Peninsula, and will be dealing with the consequences for at least a generation.

  • Washington and Brussels’ response to foreign affairs challenges, as they face their own political and economic disasters and decline, has been to impose economic sanctions, boycotts and issue increasingly reckless military threats against rival nations. The ruling and main opposition parties in the US and EU have taken over the major media, turning ‘news programs’...
  • @Michael Kenny
    It’s always hard to find a coherent thread in Mr Petras’s articles. He always presents the EU as an American puppet but here, he also claims that “the US Congress imposed additional economic sanctions against Russia to drive a wedge between the US and the EU (Germany)”. But if the EU is an American puppet, why would there be any need to “drive a wedge” between it and Russia? And if there is a need for the US to “drive a wedge”, doesn’t that mean that Mr Petras’s analysis of the EU as an American puppet is wrong?

    Replies: @jacques sheete, @slorter

    To keep your puppet on the line you put pressure on them!

    Wolfowitz doctrine » of 1992, according to which Washington must conserve its advance over the rest of the world by hindering the development of all potential competitors ………..
    In 1992, he wrote that the most dangerous competitor of the United States was the European Union, and that Washington should destroy it politically, even economically.

    NATO’s manifesto has always been to keep the Americans in control Russia out and Germany down!

  • In Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s “Silver Blaze” Sherlock Holmes uses the fact that a dog did not bark during the night as evidence to unravel a crime, the theft of a race horse. Holmes reasoned that the perpetrator was known to the dog since the dog failed to bark, so QED, the theft was an...
  • @Carlton Meyer
    Here is the official BLS chart. The percentage of Americans eligible to work has fallen from 67% in 2001 to less than 63% today, while wages remain flat.

    https://www.bls.gov/bls/cps_fact_sheets/lfp_fact_sheet.png

    Replies: @Jim Christian, @slorter

    Thanks for the reply Carlton! I think your reply of more value !

  • Size does matter and so does range and speed whenever anyone talks about weapons. It seems that there is a great deal of confusion which perpetuates itself in regards to a relatively small Russian military contingent in Syria. The most popular indicator of this confusion is a never ending discussion of a possible American attack...
  • @Anon
    @Wally

    If we funded the FSA to the extent that we did the Mujahadeen, the Russians would be on their heels. If we had actual boots on the ground, it would be game, set, and match.

    In short, Assad got back territory thanks to Russia, it's true, but that's only because Russia has not been seriously opposed.

    Not that we should intervene. Just saying that it's an incomplete picture being drawn.

    Replies: @Avery, @yeah, @Carroll Price, @Wally, @slorter

    An incomplete picture is also being drawn by you as well!

  • Nobel Economics laureate and New York Times columnist Paul Krugman [Email him] is famously always wrong [Krugman’s bad predictions, by John Lott, Fox News, April 12, 2012]. He will live forever for his 1998 prediction that “the growth of the Internet will slow drastically… by 2005 or so, it will become clear that the Internet’s...
  • The illusion of choice to the American people! Every four years the circus comes to town! The two parties represent two sides of the same coin!

    • Replies: @jacques sheete
    @slorter


    The two parties represent two sides of the same coin!
     
    That ain't no coin, Sir!

    More like a used corn cob. ;)
  • Inaugurating her Politically Correct remake of National Geographic, Editrix-In-Chief Susan Goldberg wrote recently: “Some of what you find in our archives leaves you speechless, like a 1916 story about Australia. Underneath photos of two Aboriginal people, the caption reads: ‘South Australian Blackfellows: These savages rank lowest in intelligence of all human beings.’” [Link in original]....
  • Just what the world needs another opinion from a middle class white man!

  • The Democrats have decided to double-down on a political strategy that has divided the country, undermined confidence in public elections, alienated their progressive base and increased the chances of a violent clash with Russia. On Friday, the Democratic National Committee (DNC) filed a lawsuit charging the Russian government, the Trump campaign and Julian Assange of...
  • The Republicans and the Democrats are two factions of the one party! The corporate democrats would even rather Trump in place than Bernie Sanders. Working people in America essentially are not represented and if any attempt is made to represent working people this is what happens


    Video Link

    • Replies: @Cold N. Holefield
    @slorter

    Bingo!! Exactly.

    Anyone arguing for either side in this Faux Debate is either a Witting Shill or an Unwitting Dupe.

  • A few thoughts on our disastrous trillion-dollar military: It is unnecessary. It does not defend the United States. The last time it did so was in 1945. The United States has no military enemies. No nation has anything even close to the forces necessary to invade America, and probably none the desire. A fifth of...
  • @Quartermaster
    "Russia presents no danger to America or anyone else."

    Tell that to the Ukrainians, Moldovans and Georgians. Putin has a serious desire to make Russia great again.

    Replies: @Isabella, @Diversity Heretic, @Dweezil the Weasel, @pyrrhus, @slorter

    Reading is a wonderful thing but not from the corporate mainstream, You know the ones that feed the military industrial complex!

  • There have been major developments this week, all of them bad, including Putin re-nominating Medvedev as his Prime Minister, and Bibi Netanyahu invited to Moscow to the Victory Day Parade in spite of him bombing Syria, a Russian ally, just on the eve of his visit. Once in Moscow, Netanyahu compared Iran to, what else,...
  • While it is only human for people to become infuriated by unprovoked attacks – these attacks by the US and Israel are designed specifically to provoke a response. Long-term patience is just as important to winning a war as immediate fury.

    Sun Tzu stated in the timeless strategic treatise, “The Art of War,” that:
    A government should not mobilize an army out of anger, military leaders should not provoke war out of wrath. Act when it is beneficial, desist if it is not. Anger can revert to joy, wrath can revert to delight, but a nation destroyed cannot be restored to existence, and the dead cannot be restored to life.

    http://landdestroyer.blogspot.com.au/2018/05/israel-baits-hook-will-syria-bite.html#more

    • Replies: @AnonFromTN
    @slorter

    We know even without Chinese sages that vengeance is a dish best served cold.

  • Informationclearinghouse recently posted an article by Darius Shahtahmasebi entitled "Israel Keeps Bombing Syria and Nobody Is Doing Anything About It". Following this publication I received an email from a reader asking me the following question: While in his article Darius Shahtahmasebi wonders why the world is not doing anything to stop the Israelis ("Why haven’t...
  • good article to match and reference with events! Thanks for the post!

  • This has been an interesting week for Russia. First, and contrary to my own expectations, Iulia Skripal has been allowed to make a recorded statement on video where she is seen writing a statement in English and Russian. This falls far short of even the basic British obligations to allow consular access to both Skripals,...
  • @Quartermaster

    "True, there was this latest idiocy by the Dutch who now are saying that it was a “Russian” unit which shot down MH-17. I don’t know why they would bother coming up with this latest nonsense right now, this might be a desperate hope by some hardcore NATO Cold Warriors, but in the current political climate this is going largely unnoticed."
     
    The only thing idiotic is that you still think anyone with two brain cells to run together is going to believe the lie that Russian troops did not shoot down MH-17. Keep whistling past the graveyard.

    Replies: @Haxo Angmark, @jilles dykstra, @slorter, @Anonymous, @ploni almoni

    Well I have three brain cells and I think the perpetrators of the crime was part of the investigation team ! You obviously have four brain cells so it should not be hard to work that out!

  • The re-nomination (albeit somewhat reshuffled) of the "economic block" of the Medvedev government has elicited many explanations, some better than others. Today I want to look at one specific hypothesis which can be summed up like this: Putin decided against purging the (unpopular) "economic block" from the Russian government because he wanted to present the...
  • @Quartermaster
    Saker, you are utterly clueless. The world doesn't work in accordance with your fantasies. The EU has been far from clueless on Ukraine, but you are certainly clueless, having bought Putin's bald faced lies.

    The EU really can't deal much with Russia until Putin gets his troops out of all Ukraine and, yes, that includes Crimea which he stole.

    Replies: @AI, @El Dato, @pyrrhus, @jilles dykstra, @Ger, @annamaria, @slorter

    You give a reply like that and call him clueless and expect us to consider what you have said in reply! Write something intelligent to consider!!

    • Replies: @Quartermaster
    @slorter

    So, you swallow the ravings of a misinformed man and you expect me to present something "intelligent" in response. I did, and you have problems with it. No surprise to see in someone who swallows Saker's junk whole with no critical thinking applied.

    Anyone that has made the effort to keep with what is actually happening over there will swallow Saker's trash.

  • The fact that the US is facing a profound crisis, possibly the worst one in its history, is accepted by most observers, except maybe the most delusional ones. Most Americans definitely know that. In fact, if there is one thing upon which both those who supported Trump and those who hate him with a passion...
  • ‘Martyanov names the real enemy of both the Russian and the American people – the US political elites and, especially, the Neocons: they are destroying the US as a country and they are putting all of mankind at risk of nuclear annihilation.’

    That is a real problem to be faced! Good article look forward to the book!

  • The recently elected neoliberal government of Mauricio Macri has decided to seek a $50 billion IMF credit line, which will only enable more capital flight for the upper class and greater unpayable debt for the rest of the population, says the economist Michael Hudson. SHARMINI PERIES: It’s The Real News Network. I’m Sharmini Peries, coming...
  • @Polish Perspective
    Call me a neoliberal shill if you'd like, but I am completely unmoved by this line of argument.

    Argentina has long mismanaged its economy. The previous Kirchner regime left inflation running at a whopping 40%. Worse, they even fudged their inflation statistics for a long time in an attempt to mask the severity of the problem.

    Macri himself made a series of errors. Starting with taking huge loans from foreigners - even before this IMF bailout - by trying to plug a huge current account deficit. In other words, he prioritised growth by debt binging instead of closing down the CAD, which of course implies that growth must fall. Who forced him to make these choices? Who forced Kirchner to fudge inflation statistics? Did the IMF?

    The pathological unwillingness of some on the left to put blame at the feet of national governments is a tired routine. That does not mean that the IMF is without blame, which anyone having read Yanis Varoufakis latest book should know by now. Nevertheless, countries can re-negotiate a deal with the IMF. My own country did so in the early 1990s as we had a large external debt balance and we conducted very tough negotiations with the IMF to re-write a deal. Since then we never had to go back and we are now a net creditor to the IMF. If we could do it, why can't Argentina, Pakistan, Turkey etc?

    Replies: @slorter, @Respect, @animalogic, @Verymuchalive, @peterAUS, @KA, @utu, @Anonymous, @dry hole dutton, @ATBOTL

    Your correct you are a neoliberal!
    Hudson been around long enough to know how the IMF works !
    Be interesting to know which country you refer!!

    • Agree: L.K
  • very clear article the loan is odious!

  • To listen to political psychologists and demographers, women are “abandoning the Republican Party” and voting for progressive policies because “they care about reproductive rights.” Get it? Women “care.” What do they care about? “Rights.” The implication, at least, is that “the gender gap in American politics” is related to something women possess in greater abundance...
  • Whites, Men, Republicans and Other Scum

    And that leaves!

    This neoliberal neoconservative project encourages racism, misogyny, homophobia and other forms of bigotry. Why? Bigotry among the masses distracts them, and keeps them from recognizing their common interests to create an society for all.

    “American society is morally bankrupt and politically broken, and its vision of the future appears utterly dystopian. As the United States descends into the dark abyss of an updated form of totalitarianism, the unimaginable has become imaginable in that it has become possible not only to foresee the death of the essential principles of constitutional democracy, but also the birth of what Hannah Arendt once called the horror of dark times. The politics of terror, a culture of fear, and the spectacle of violence dominate America’s cultural apparatuses and legitimate the ongoing militarization of public life and American society.” HENRY GIROUX

    Casino capitalism has us completely taken us! We will be but a memory in a few hundred years

    • Replies: @Wally
    @slorter

    said:
    "... also the birth of what Hannah Arendt once called the horror of dark times. The politics of terror ..."

    Give me a break here. You're referencing an Israel / Jews First Zionist who promoted the fake & impossible '6M & gas chambers'.

    You've taken the bait. They have you, or perhaps you're one of them.

    Read more on unhinged Zionist Arendt here:

    German "Guilt"
    By Wilfried Heink
    https://codoh.com/library/document/4494/?lang=en

    The '6M Jews, 5M others, & gas chambers' are scientifically impossible frauds.
    See the 'holocaust' scam debunked here: http://codoh.com
    No name calling, level playing field debate here: http://forum.codoh.com

  • I am not sure why people write columns. Partly from boredom, I suppose, or lack of anything better to do. Partly from exasperation. Yet partly from the hope that if enough people collectively become aware of problems, they might, just maybe, do something about them. I can’t believe this any longer. Today’s crimes, lunacies, and...
  • You have embraced neoliberal economics for 3+decades !

    Those that own the means of production and those who sell their labor as crucial to the maintenance of capitalism. Its function is to create an obedient, docile, uncritical workforce who will work to support the upper-class’s lifestyle and the economy.

    Keeping wages low, or debt pressure high, means workers will be less likely to complain or make demands. As workers struggle to provide their families with all the temptations that a capitalist society offers, they become far less likely to risk their employment, and less able to improve their situation.

    At bottom, conservatives believe in a social hierarchy of “haves” and “have nots”. They have taken this corrosive social vision and dressed it up with a “respectable” sounding ideology which all boils down to the cheap labour they depend on to make their fortunes.
    The larger the labor supply, the cheaper it is. The more desperately you need a job, the cheaper you’ll work, and the more power those “corporate lords” have over you.

    The neoliberals especially don’t like social spending or our “safety net”. Why? Because when you’re unemployed and desperate, corporations can pay you whatever they feel like – which is inevitably as little as possible. You see, they want you “over a barrel” and in a position to “work cheap or starve”.

    Cheap-labor elites don’t like the minimum wage, or other improvements in wages and working conditions. Why? These reforms undo all of their efforts to keep you “over a barrel”.

    Cheap-labor conservatives like “free trade” agreements. Why? Because there is a huge supply of desperately poor people in the third world who are “over a barrel” and will work cheap.

    Cheap-labor neoliberal elites encourage racism, misogyny, homophobia and other forms of bigotry. Why? Bigotry among wage earners distracts them, and keeps them from recognizing their common interests as wage earners.

    We are there because we have been steered and directed by neoliberal /neoconservative globalization!

    The ugly truth is that these parasites just don’t like working people. They want to see absolutely nothing that benefits those who work for an hourly wage.

    • Replies: @Ilyana_Rozumova
    @slorter

    Please supply the page number from Marks (Das Kapital)

    , @Alden
    @slorter

    The elite doesn’t like salaries people either. At least hourly wage workers get paid for every hour worked.*

    Salaries workers get a set salary. Employers demand 60 or 70 hours coming in on Saturday, working at home most of the weekend and staying till 7 or 8 pm of salaried workers.

    * one reason for the widespread use of illegals is that they’ll accept what they get and won’t file a complaint with the local labor board or whatever about non payment of wages.

  • As Washington’s leadership fades more quickly than anyone could have imagined and a new global order struggles to take shape, a generation of leaders has crowded onto the world stage with their own bold geopolitical visions for winning international influence. Xi Xinping has launched his trillion-dollar “Belt and Road Initiative” to dominate Eurasia and thereby...
  • @Ilyana_Rozumova
    @Lin

    Never have seen such a nonsense like your comment. Not only must be a huge US investment in China in sectors of exporting manufactured goods, but most of the knowledge came from US.

    p.s.
    After all those years still China can make only shitty steel.

    Replies: @slorter, @Puzzled, @Anon, @Lin, @Escher

    Actually your comment needs inspection right up to the shitty steel sentence ! The United States created its own problems and that is what empires eventually do!

    Where does the knowledge of Empires come from! They acquire it just like everybody else does!

  • The word 'catastrophe' has several meanings, but in its original meaning in Greek the word means a "sudden downturn" (in Greek katastrophē ‘overturning, sudden turn,’ from kata- ‘down’ + strophē ‘turning’). As for the word "superpower" it also has several possible definitions, but my preferred one is this one "Superpower is a term used to...
  • @Max Payne

    I have lived in the US from 1986-1991 and from 2002 to today
     
    1992-2001 were the best years America ever had. When you've seen America that great, it's hard to forget.

    Imagine living in a time when America didn't have an enemy. Seriously. No USSR. No War on Terror. No politically correct illiteracy. A time of relative peace.

    Hell... they showed the president jogging on TV in the mornings because.... nothing was happening...

    It was great.

    Replies: @ronbow, @Taras77, @Moi, @Mike Tre, @slorter, @RobinG

    1992-2001 were the best years America ever had. When you’ve seen America that great, it’s hard to forget.

    Actually The United States after the second world war was when working Americans had it the greatest!

    The United States in the 1950s experienced marked economic growth manufacturing , construction and wages

  • According to RT, citing a Levada Center poll, Source: Jan 15th 2019 (details here: ) This was very predictable and, in fact, I did predict just that when I wrote "A comment I just saw on the YouTube chat of the inauguration was succinct and to the point: “Путин кинул народ – мы не за...
  • @Felix Keverich

    I am talking about people who supported Putin and the Russian foreign policy and who disliked Medvedev and the Russian internal policies.
     
    It's a false dichotomy, you're talking about. At the end of the day, Russia will need a lot of money to pay for Putin's foreign policy, and without pension reform Russian government will surely run out of money. You cannot feed your soldiers with духовность , you know.

    Replies: @animalogic, @Serrice, @follyofwar, @slorter

    MMT modern monetary theory!

  • The Saker: Could you summarize the state of Venezuela’s economy when Chavez came to power? Michael Hudson: Venezuela was an oil monoculture. Its export revenue was spent largely on importing food and other necessities that it could have produced at home. Its trade was largely with the United States. So despite its oil wealth, it...
  • Good article will certainly spread this one around!

  • Maybe Donald Trump isn’t as stupid as I thought. I’d hate to have to admit that publicly, but it does kind of seem like he has put one over on the liberal corporate media this time. Scanning the recent Trump-related news, I couldn’t help but notice a significant decline in the number of references to...
  • @ThreeCranes
    @Wally

    "please tell us what special deals the US received by invading oil producing countries"

    The House of Saud agreed to take only dollars in exchange for their petroleum. Also, they broke ranks with OPEC whenever OPEC threatened to turn off the spigot. And finally, we don't directly import most of our oil from the Middle East as Venezuela was (formerly) our leading source. Until Chavez. But now we're rejigging things down there to restore that relationship.

    No, our role in the Middle East has been to ensure that Europe and Japan have a reliable supply of Middle East oil. That's their source.

    You see, Wally, the deal was, Europe and Japan, China etc. would let the USA be the world's policeman as long as we could guarantee a regular supply of oil at a reliably, stable price. That's why they finance our trade deficit. Everyone benefits from the stability of the Bush World Order.

    Oil is the keystone of the arch. All prices depend on the price of oil, so critical is it to manufacturing.

    The other part of the deal is that America's (and London's) Jews get to control as much of the world's financial markets as they can lay claim to with their strong-arm techniques. With the dollar as the currency in which oil is traded, we can put the screws to any nation who doesn't fall in line with our overall plan.

    So, I'm not specifically singling out American oil consumers; after all, the world is now swimming in autos. The difference between Europe today and thirty years ago is startling. Back then, there were relatively few cars and everyone used public transport; today, cars are everywhere.

    So I'm not specifically blaming Americans but I am saying that if people aren't willing to give up their autos, then they should shut up and stop complaining about American foreign policy in the Middle East and Venezuela.

    Replies: @Wally, @Commentator Mike, @sally_at_the_place, @slorter, @peterAUS, @Amon

    The House of Saud agreed to take only dollars in exchange for their petroleum No in exchange for protection of their shitty little kingdom!

    • Replies: @Mefobills
    @slorter

    That's right.

    MI5 was heavily involved in forming "House of Saud." The 73 Saudi Kissinger petro-dollar agreement had many factors:
    1) Saudi gets front line military gear
    2)Fifth fleet protection for shipping
    3) America guarantees security
    4) Saudi Coup is recognized
    5) OPEC Cartel is allowed

    What does the U.S. get?
    6) Oil priced in dollars
    7) All dollars are spent into western markets and dollars zones, in effect returning to private banks which in turn hold dollars as reserve.

    Yes, it was a CFR agent (((Kissinger))) who was main agent for the plan.

    When Nixon went off of the gold system it was soon replaced with Petro-dollar TBill "floating exchange rate" system. The 73 agreement is the nucleus for this TBill Petrodollar system.

    This floating exchange rate system gave private banks inordinate power, and so here we are today, with the money power firmly burrowed in like a tic.

    The U.S. is not sovereign, it does not have its own money. At source virtually all of U.S. money is "notes" issued by private banking corporations. These notes in turn are reflected in a debt instrument.

  • Here's something that might surprise you. In the last few days, three separate surveys have been released showing that a majority (or near-majority) of Americans still think Donald Trump colluded with Russia. As you know, this does not square with the findings of the Mueller Report which were released (in part) over the weekend by...
  • @Brooklyn Dave
    Why are the polls the way they are> Because too many Americans still follow MSM. How anyone can be satisfied with getting their main dose of news from social media such as FB Twitter or regular network TV or even the regular cable news MSNBC CNN or even FOX? It's the lazy man's way. OK boys and girls -it's back to sports ball and whatever ridiculous garbage is happening in Hollyweird.

    Replies: @MB, @slorter

    That about sums it up!!!!

  • The allegations of 'Russian meddling' only make sense if they're put into a broader geopolitical context. Once we realize that Washington is implementing an aggressive "containment" strategy to militarily encircle Russia and China in order to spread its tentacles across Central Asian, then we begin to understand that Russia is not the perpetrator of the...
  • Fair assessment Mr Whitney! Good article for reference!

  • It is time to stop believing these infantile narratives the British political and media establishments have crafted for us. Like the one in which they tell us they care deeply about the state of political life, and that they lie awake at night worrying about the threat posed by populism to our democratic institutions. How...
  • Sometimes these weasels come unstuck with the right interviewer!


    Video Link

  • The first round of the Presidential election in the Ukraine took place on April Fool's Day and it could be tempting to dismiss it all like a big farce which, of course, it was, but, we should not overlook the fact that some very interesting and important events have just taken place. I won't discuss...
  • @yurivku
    @AP

    bullshit (lie) as alway

    Replies: @slorter

    Well thanks for all the detailed information appreciate that cleared everything up for me!!!

    • Replies: @Sergey Krieger
    @slorter

    That's called laconic speech. No use to waste breath on that guy who was not even alive when Ukraine was part of the Soviet union.

    Replies: @yurivku

  • Again an interesting piece of information for reference thank you!

  • If I had to characterize the current international situation using only one word, the word "chaos" would be a pretty decent choice (albeit not the only one). Chaos in the Ukraine, chaos in Venezuela, chaos everywhere the Empire is involved in any capacity and, of course, chaos inside the US. But you wouldn't know that...
  • @Rabbitnexus
    I think this paragraph is the most profound and significant in the whole interview but a great read all up.

    "I think that the American empire is very much over already, but it hasn’t been put to any sort of serious stress test yet, and so nobody realizes that this is the case. Some event will come along which will leave the power center utterly humiliated and unable to countenance this humiliation and make adjustments. Things will go downhill from there as everyone in government in media does their best to pretend that the problem doesn’t exist. My hope is that the US military personnel currently scattered throughout the planet will not be simply abandoned once the money runs out, but I wouldn’t be too surprised if that is what happens."

    The far flung military is my main thought too in the event.

    Replies: @slorter

    I think that was important an significant as well!

  • Why did Robert Mueller end the Russia investigation when he did? He could have let it drag it out for another year or so and severely hurt Trump's chances for reelection. But he didn't do that. Why? Of course, we're assuming that the investigation was never intended to uncover the truth. If it was, then...
  • good assessment Mr Whitney!

  • Your Geopolitical Quiz for the Day: Two countries are embroiled in a ferocious rivalry. One country's meteoric growth has put it on a path to become the world's biggest economic superpower while the other country appears to be slipping into irreversible decline. Which country will lead the world into the future? Country A builds factories...
  • President Trump has threatened China’s President Xi that if they don’t meet and talk at the upcoming G20 meetings in Japan, June 29-30, the United States will not soften its tariff war and economic sanctions against Chinese exports and technology. Some meeting between Chinese and U.S. leaders will indeed take place, but it cannot be...
  • Great article!

    What did the Chinese do thirty years ago, they made a decision, a strategic economic development decision
    They were going to do what the Soviet Union couldn’t and didn’t do they were not going to hitch their store and there hope to go from being a poor backward country to becoming an industrial powerhouse.

    They were going do it by becoming an exporting company, they were going do it by producing cheaply better quality than the West was producing for itself and they knew they could not do that by themselves they needed two things which they didn’t have:

    One the technology to produce efficiently cheaply and number two entry, because it’s one thing to produce the stuff you have to distribute it, you have to get a way to get your better cheaper stuff into the markets, that the mass of people with money go to.

    The Chinese decision therefore meant they had to cut a deal with the West, they had to cut a deal to acquire the technology and to acquire the distribution system.

    Here’s how they did that, they invited companies in Britain, German companies, Japanese companies and American and Canadian companies to come.

    They said to them very explicitly we are going to provide you with cheaper labor than you ever dreamed, you would have not just cheap but well-educated disciplined, used to working hard work and we will take care of all of that.

    Number two as we develop our economy we will give you entree to sell your products here in China you get the workers and you get the market but the deal was we get the technology; nobody’s stealing anything, no American company had to go there and no one had a gun to their head.

    These companies climbed over themselves to sell out the workers of their country in the best of neoliberal tradition!

    • Replies: @Miro23
    @slorter


    These companies climbed over themselves to sell out the workers of their country in the best of neoliberal tradition!
     
    It's corporate profitability ahead on national interest. Hence the "World is Flat" argument and globalist efficiency dogma. Referencing Comparative Advantage - but ignoring the fact that Ricardo was dealing with cloth from England and wine from Portugal - not electronics and everything else from Asia.
    , @Parfois1
    @slorter


    They were going do it by becoming an exporting company, they were going do it by producing cheaply better quality than the West was producing for itself and they knew they could not do that by themselves
     
    Good summary of what the "Chinese economic miracle" was all about. And they killed two birds with one stone so to speak: they jump-started their economy development while degrading the capitalist economies simultaneously using capitalist greed as the tool and lubricant! Doubly clever indeed! Although at the cost of offending Mao's strictures and discrediting their "communist" credentials. Lets face it, there has never been a Communist country ever (maybe only in pre-historic small tribe-sized societies) so they have not committed ideological heresy; only a pragmatic application of Confucian logic to a modern sui-generis problem.

    The Soviets committed a similar "sin" with their New Economic Policy and the rise of the hated Nepmen, the equivalent to today's Chinese millionaires. I wonder whether they know about what happened to the Nepmen...
  • This Spring saw a sudden increase in the volume of articles in the so-called "alternative media and blogosphere" about Putin "selling out" Syria or Iran to the Israelis and their US patrons, or both. What was particularly interesting about this campaign is that it was not triggered by any kind of event or statement by...
  • @Andrei Martyanov
    @A123


    Within the U.S. favorable logistics range I suggested, there is no opponent that even vaguely approaches the peer-to-peer capabilities required by your theoretical engagement plan.
     
    Do you understand what military "peer" is? What does Venezuela have anything to do with this? How does Venezuela even factor in here? I do not deal with purely "theoretical" engagements--I prefer numbers, models and experiences. The United States has only one real military peer today and this is Russia, with China transitioning from near-peer to peer status. How long will it take--difficult to say. Per "vaguely approaching"--the United States already has lost arms race in hyper-sonic stand-off weapons, losing it in net-centricity due to having fallen behind in EW field and is not even a peer in air-defense and anti-missile field, among few others. In simpler words, combined NATO (led by the US) force cannot win any kind of conventional conflict against Russia in her immediate geographic vicinity. Here some opinions from the link I provided, by one of the foremost US authorities on SEAD operations.

    The US military ‘gets its ass handed to it’ in World War 3 simulation – researchers
     
    https://www.rt.com/usa/453550-us-loses-world-war-three/

    NATO will not be able to provide "favorable logistics" because it has nothing (Zero) which can effectively defend both Lines of Communications and storage and depot facilities even if to consider a preposterous (aka fantasy) scenario that the United States and NATO will be allowed to repeat a multi-months build-up against Iraq in 1990-91. Most likely conventional scenario will be:

    1. USN loses one-two CBGs;
    2. NATO has critical air and ABM bases pulverized with thousands casualties within a day or two.

    US goes hysterical and escalates to nuclear threshold while calling on introduction of draft--well, imagine armies of SJWs and LGBTQPRTIS community rushing to enlist, and voila'--let your fantasy take you on a journey. Again, how did Venezuela even factor in all that? Did you even read latest NPR-20018? No, it is not National Public Radio.

    Replies: @slorter, @A123

    Reasonable enough comment Syria is still intact! I would have thought the support for Iran would be there, it is a strategic area for both Russia and China!

    • Replies: @Andrei Martyanov
    @slorter


    I would have thought the support for Iran would be there, it is a strategic area for both Russia and China!
     
    Even if to remove, just if, a very important humanitarian (apart from obvious geopolitical and economic) factor from considerations, even the war in Gulf is not necessarily, however undesirable, a bad thing for Russia in a long run:

    1. If we are talking about pure air operation--well, I guess this will only add to the American "respect" abroad and will increase dramatically a global demand for Russian weapon systems;
    2. If the United States starts a real war against Iran, with ground invasion, well, American departure from global stage will accelerate dramatically, including radical changes domestically for the United States. Some of them could be radical and lead to armed conflict (civil war).

    But, of course, Russia also doesn't mind clipping, ever so slightly, Iranian wings in Syria and, for now, she looks, again, ever so slightly, away from some of IAF operations, waiting for a proper configuration of forces to emerge. But Patrushev's seminal announcement in Jerusalem, of course, makes pp.1 and 2 highly unlikely. I hope Iran got the message and Iran is not an easy ally by any stretch--it is a very complex country which could be rather unpredictable.

    Replies: @Beefcake the Mighty

  • First things first: let get the obvious out of the way Homosexuality is a phenomenon which has probably always existed and which has often polarized society into two camps: those who believe that there is something inherently bad/wrong/pathological/abnormal with homosexuality (probably most/all major religions) and those who emphatically disagree. This is normal. After all, the...
  • The conflict is deliberate!

    the established elite 1% call them what you want encourage racism, misogyny, homophobia and other forms of bigotry. Why? Bigotry among the general population distracts them, and keeps them from recognizing their common interests to sustain a better future for their communities.

    It is a strategy among many others like keeping wages low, or debt pressure high, which means workers will be less likely to complain or make demands. As workers struggle to provide their families with all the temptations that a capitalist society offers, they become far less likely to risk their employment, and less able to improve their situation.

    This self honored group oppose a woman’s right to choose. Why? Unwanted children are an economic burden that put poor women “over a barrel”, forcing them to work cheap.

    This self honored group bray about “morality”, “virtue”, “respect for authority”, “hard work” and other “values”. Why? So they can blame your being “over a barrel” on your own “immorality”, lack of “values” and “poor choices”. It however does not apply to them!

  • After Carthage had been significantly weakened by Rome in the Second Punic War (218 to 201 BC), Cato the Elder, a leading Roman senator, is said to have ended all his speeches with the words: "Carthago delenda est!" ("Carthage must be destroyed!"). This destruction ultimately took place in the Third Punic War (149–146 BC). A...
  • ‘Republican candidates in the 2016 primary election would have these funds available for Trump in 2020 since almost all would prefer Trump over any Democrat.’

    Corporate Democrats would also prefer Trump if a Progressive got up in the Democratic party

    • Replies: @Beefcake the Mighty
    @slorter

    Yes. It certainly wouldn’t be the first time in American political history where Party leadership subverts their own firebrands:

    https://www.thornwalker.com/ditch/karp_toc.htm

  • The great Colin Flaherty (buy his book if you haven't) documents the truth no other journalist would dare publish (or investigate). Who/whom commits mass shootings in America? Mr. Flaherty documented mass shootings over a two week period between July 16th and July 28th, 2019. [After Gilroy: Mass shootings a white thing? Oh, hell, no, American...
  • Maybe it is an economic problem which now includes a lot of whites! We have had 4+ decades of neoliberalism! We also have an Opioid epidemic which is now suddenly in the news because it has become a white problem.

    Giving a lecture with statistics is fine identifying the real problem is another!
    The solutions are in asking the right questions!

    At bottom, Neoliberals have created a social hierarchy of “haves” and “have nots”. They have taken this corrosive social vision and dressed it up with a “respectable” sounding ideology which all boils down to the cheap labor and desperate people they depend on to make their fortunes.

    They have been very successful at encouraging racism, misogyny, homophobia and other forms of bigotry. Why? Bigotry among people at the bottom distracts them, and keeps them from recognizing their common interests to improve their lives.

    That is why in an election cycle 47% of the society never bother to vote because they have stopped believing their lives will ever change with no opportunity to ever step up !

  • I can think of only one thing which unites Adolf Hitler and Noam Chomsky: a shared contempt for and critique of capitalist mass-media democracy. Concerning Hitler’s speeches, we usually think of rapturous exhortations to his party-comrades. However, the Führer could sometimes strike a more pedagogical note. Such was the case in a December 1940 speech...
  • @obwandiyag
    What are you talking about?

    Replies: @slorter, @Anon, @Pheasant, @Richard S

    agree!

  • On March 21, 1939, while hosting French Prime Minister Édouard Daladier, British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain discussed a joint front with France, Russia and Poland to act together against German aggression. France agreed at once, and the Russians agreed on the condition that both France and Poland sign first. However, Polish Foreign Minister Józef Beck...
  • An interesting read also not mentioned much is the non aggression pact Poland signed with the Nazis in 1934! We only here about the Nazi Russian one.

    • Replies: @AnonFromTN
    @slorter

    Because that pact, like German behavior in Czechoslovakia, Polish participation in its dismembering (allowed precisely because of that Polish-German pact), and many other well known facts, do not fit the narrative the author chose to tell. So, facts and pacts be damned.

    , @Anonymous
    @slorter

    Yes, strangely German pacts and agreements with other states were not worth the paper they were written on. Which does not stop Wehraboos from claiming Hitler wanted peace with Britain and how unsporting it was of them not to entertain his offers...

  • There are certain moments in history where each person—and eventually the larger community—must decide which path to follow, ultimately leading us in vastly different directions. With the U.S. student debt fiasco now approaching $1.6 trillion and 45 million borrowers, we seem to be rapidly advancing towards such a moment. At present, one of the biggest...
  • In 2003 I published a book charting America’s decline in thirty-six social and economic indicators. I mailed copies to the Administration, Congress and department heads and received one reply, from the Director General of the Central Intelligence Agency, saying that the Agency had been providing almost identical information to the government for decades. Since then...
  • Good article will keep that for reference !

  • It is very popular these days to talk and write about the “trade war” between the United States and China. But is there really one raging? Or is it, what we are witnessing, simply a clash of political and ideological systems: one being extremely successful and optimistic, the other depressing, full of dark cynicism and...
  • Good article! The world needs a shake up from the shackles of the West!

  • Last month, on the 80th anniversary of the start of World War II, the European Parliament voted on a resolution entitled “On the Importance of European Remembrance for the Future of Europe.” The adopted document: For 75 years, we have been told that the war started on September 1st, 1939 when Germany invaded Poland, even...
  • @Tusk
    I think it is a bit backward to say that Stalins speech in Spring of 1941 of Nazi aggression is proof of Germany's plan to invade the Soviets, but instead more likely telegraphing and preparing his troops for the offensive that he had planned himself.

    Replies: @Vinnie O, @slorter, @Simon in London

    Really! You should get a job in the west re-writing history they could use you!

  • The Turkish army did not invade Syria to attack the Kurds. That's simply not true. The actual target of the Turkish operation (Peace Spring) was a group of separatist militants (The YPG) who have waged a bloody 30 year-long terrorist war on the Turkish state killing upwards of 40,000 people. With the assistance of US...
  • The United States needs to leave and let Israel do some work they have been there since 1948 and haven’t made a friend yet!

  • Introduction It has been roughly one human lifetime since the United States of America underwent a cataclysmic transformation. December 7, 2019 marks the 78th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor—the event that turned the United States from a constitutional republic into a globe-straddling empire, which today deploys more than 900 military bases in...
  • It was no surprise attack!

  • @Anon
    You think 9-11 was a false flag, and that the bombing of Pearl Harbor was a conspiracy on the US side of things because somehow Roosevelt wanted to get into a war against the Japanese and that we would certainly win it by encouraging an attack against ourselves that would leave our entire Pacific fleet wiped out.

    Ok, got it. I don't need to read anymore. Tl;dr. Why are conspiracy theorists always windbags? Could it be that they didn't get enough attention as children, and this prattling on about conspiracies is just an attention-getting device used to make their boring selves more interesting to people who would never pay them any attention?

    Replies: @Johnny Walker Read, @slorter, @Chris Mallory, @voicum, @Reg Cæsar

    Well when we are presented with the next big lie make sure you are first on the boat to defend us !

  • Is there a future for Russian aircraft carriers? Those following the news from Russia have probably heard that Russia's only aircraft carrier, the Admiral Kuznetsov (official name: Admiral of the Fleet of the Soviet Union Kuznetsov), was put into dry dock for major repairs and retrofits. Things did not go well. First, the dry dock...
  • Agree missile tech has change the game!

  • IMMR CoffeeHouse Discussion Forum # 8 Full Transcript (EDITED VERSION) Thurs. Dec. 19, 2019 Michael Hudson on how debt money has pushed the US and European economies to their financial limit. Followed by an open discussion forum. INVITATION: I’m sure you have many discussions of bank money causing problems. My focus is on how banks...
  • @TimeTraveller
    MMT is the way to go. I was already a believer.

    Replies: @slorter

    Agree!

  • Good discussion and a pity many people do not get to hear but spread it as much as possible everyone!

  • In emulating the American economic raison d’etre, China has attempted to develop its unique capitalist model while ignoring that it too will soon suffer the same fate for the same reason: Unsustainable debt. When examining the recent realities of Chinese banking and finance over the past year it seems the steam that president Xi Jinping...
  • ‘So you can compare what’s happening in China today with what happened to the American economy after 2008. Henry Liu and others have written about why China cannot really go broke as a result of its debt. The reason is that if a corporation in China is unable to repay its debt to the government-owned bank, then the government-owned bank has a choice: It can either write down the debt and leave the corporation functioning, working with its employees and being productive. Or, it can do what a US bank would do: foreclose on the loan, drive the company under, and have it sold at the distressed price to a corporate raider or vulture fund. China doesn’t throw the companies over to the corporate raiders or vulture funds.’ Michael Hudson

    https://michael-hudson.com/2020/01/democratizing-money-a-discussion/

  • Western elites and their lackeys in the media despise Russian president Vladimir Putin and they make no bones about it. The reasons for this should be fairly obvious. Putin has rolled back US ambitions in Syria and Ukraine, aligned himself with Washington's biggest strategic rival in Asia, China, and is currently strengthening his economic ties...
  • Good article Michael ! Love it when I get something to annoy my MSM friends with!

    Lucky to have Putin there and what is more astounding is they had a drunken puppet Yeltsin that nearly destroyed the Federation to only be replaced by an outstanding leader that was needed not just for Russia but globally!!

    • Agree: LD
  • Lies, damn lies and statistics Turns out that Trump and the Pentagon were lying. Again. This time about the true impact of the Iranian counter-strike on US forces in Syria. First they claimed that there were no injured U.S. personnel, only to eventually have to fess up that 34 soldiers had suffered traumatic brain injury...
  • @Twilight Patriot
    @The Scalpel

    In the event that your description of the situation is accurate, then doesn't the fact that fifty soldiers were willing and able to use this non-event as a pretense to get out of active duty and into the "disabled" category bode very poorly for the United States' ability to handle an actual war?

    Replies: @slorter, @Walkhumbly, @The Scalpel

    Good point!

  • Our fundamental disagreement about WWII, Hitler, Jews and race The topic of Russians and Jews is clearly a “hot” one. Over the past few years I wrote several articles on this topic including “Putin and Israel A Complex and Multi-Layered Relationship”, “Why Is Putin "Allowing" Israel to Bomb Syria?”, “Russia, Israel and the Values of...
  • Thanks for the information and further readings!

    Even if one read this and wanted to debate some of the aspects of history they would be well ahead of significant western populations who revel in the bosom on page two of a magazine or the sport section on the back of a newspaper!

  • The New York Times’ assault on white Americans, about which I wrote yesterday ( ), is not unique to the New York Times. White people are the targets of Identity Politics—the political ideology of the Democrat Party. The demonization of white people is the main focus of “Black Studies” in universities and schools. Corporate adds...
  • It is about economics! The capitalist system loved slavery it was good for business!

    63% of the population cannot string 500 dollars together for an emergency in the United States!

    At bottom, conservatives believe in a social hierarchy of “haves” and “have nots”. They have taken this corrosive social vision and dressed it up with a “respectable” sounding ideology which all boils down to the cheap labour they depend on to make their fortunes.
    The larger the labour supply, the cheaper it is. The more desperately you need a job, the cheaper you’ll work, and the more power those “corporate lords” have over you.

    Cheap-labour conservatives and now its more brutal form neoliberalism encourage racism, wars misogyny, homophobia and other forms of bigotry. Why? Bigotry among wage earners distracts them, and keeps them from recognizing their common interests as wage earners.

    The ugly truth is that cheap-labour conservatives just don’t like working people. They don’t like “bottom up” prosperity, and the reason for it is very simple. “Corporate lords” have a harder time kicking them around. Once you understand this about the cheap-labour conservatives, the real motivation for their policies makes perfect sense. Remember, cheap-labour conservatives believe in social hierarchy and privilege, so the only prosperity they want is limited to them. They want to see absolutely nothing that benefits those who work for an hourly wage.

  • [Portions of this article were drawn from various sources as cited. However, additional portions seem to have been quoted from Larry Romanoff at Global Research without proper citation.] It does seem farfetched, doesn’t it? That the United States will risk World War III, using nuclear weapons, by launching a coronavirus inside China during the 2020...
  • Certainly not beyond the realm of possibility! Food for thought!

  • Friends, the Pentagon did it again. Through CNN, of course. Here is this "latest news": On his website, Colonel Cassad offered this, shall we say, "evolution" of the truth as reported by the United States: X stands for "surviving casualties" Y stands for "dead" X = 0, Y = 0 X = 11, Y =...
  • @JasonT
    A very good summary of what I have been feeling and then understanding for the last four decades. My entire system of family and friends live inside the Empire and only see tbe illusion. In fact, I too am so bombarded by the illusions that it is difficult to keep my mind outside the matrix. When I try to break the illusion for others, I receive disbelief, derision, anger or (at best or worst) attempts to argue based on the illusions they see, disregarding even the most basic of physical and human principles in their arguments.

    Replies: @slorter, @bobbybanks

    I could not agree more !

  • The first week in February was memorable for the failed impeachment of President Donald Trump, the “re-elect me” State of the Union address and the marketing of a new line of underwear by Kim Kardashian. Given all of the excitement, it was easy to miss a special State Department press briefing by Ambassador James Jeffrey...
  • It is amazing what a few good missiles can do to and the Syrians are not going anywhere! That is called the reality of the situation and does not require a whole lot of talk!

  • Wednesday night in Las Vegas, Mayor Mike Bloomberg learned what it is like to be thrown up against a wall and frisked. At the opening of the Democratic debate, his first, Mayor Mike was greeted by his nearest neighbor on stage, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, with this warm welcome: "We're running against ... a billionaire who...
  • This whole facade is to stop Sanders from getting the nomination!

    If the Corporate Democratic machine were perfectly honest with themselves and the rest of the American public ; their statement would be we would prefer Trump to Sanders

    • Agree: Frankie P
  • The New Silk Roads – or Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) – were launched by President Xi Jinping in 2013, first in Central Asia (Nur-Sultan) and then Southeast Asia (Jakarta). One year later, the Chinese economy overtook the U.S. on a PPP basis. Inexorably, year after year since the start of the millennium, the U.S....
  • @Anonymous
    Why can't anyone ever just admit that sometimes human beings make mistakes?

    Replies: @The Scalpel, @Wizard of Oz, @slorter, @P. McSorley

    Yes Sometimes but we are at war ! So sometimes becomes possibly something else!

  • The federal reserve recently announced a $1.5 trillion dollar coronavirus "stimulus" package, $500 billion of which will go to incentivize banks to keep lending. Another maneuver, cutting Federal Reserve interest rates from an already low amount to effectively 0%, means big banks will be handed the equivalent of interest-free cash under the assumption that they...
  • @Platonometrics
    I'm sorry, the fed manipulating financial markets is part of a free-market economy how exactly?

    Replies: @fnn, @Bard of Bumperstickers, @Biff, @slorter, @James Stark, @BannedHipster, @Beefcake the Mighty, @Herald, @obwandiyag

    Free Market !!!! What planet do you live on!

  • @Sherlockohms
    I would suggest it's 'crony-capitalism' that is the disease. And the guy in the picture, from Goldman Sachs and now in the govt but probably heading back to Goldman after, is just more evidence.

    Replies: @MBlanc46, @alex in San Jose AKA Digital Detroit, @slorter

    There is mum’s a dads capitalism ! Then there is the casino corporate predatory capitalism which infests our society!

  • Good article ! Neoliberalism needs to be put in the bin and tightly sealed so it never rises again!

  • 1-- Investors are cashing in and heading for the exits According to Bloomberg News: "Investors made their biggest dash for cash in history" in the last week. "They channeled $137 billion into cash-like assets and a record $14 billion into government bonds in the five days through March 11.....(while) money managers are liquidating en masse."...
  • @Longfisher
    My family never invests in anything but the local Credit Union's "investment offerings".

    Also, we have substantial savings as a result of paying off everything, home, autos, student debts for the children, etc., etc., etc.

    The very first investment advice I received was from my aged Grandfather. He said, save half of what you earn no matter what. Having followed that sage advice, we'll be fine.

    But I pity those who've not used such discipline.

    Replies: @slorter, @Alfred, @22pp22, @Really No Shit, @ben sampson, @obwandiyag

    Yes but some people still have discipline and still fall by the wayside I always remember the linesman in Portland Oregon who was ready to retire and live of his hard earned gains in a small superannuation policy ! Unfortunately for him ENRON took over the company he worked for just before he retired he lost everything!

    • Replies: @Thomasina
    @slorter

    It is good to have discipline, but you must also control your own money. Allowing pensions to get a hold of peoples' money was a mistake. Control your OWN money and put it somewhere safe and secure, especially retirement money. Slow and steady still does win the race.

    Replies: @anonymous

  • Between the fallout of the murder of General Soleimani and the coronovirus, the Ukraine has been somewhat forgotten, which is understandable, but also potentially dangerous. The "young and dynamic" President Zelenskii has more or less been forgotten, especially by the legacy corporate ziomedia. This does not, however, mean that the situation there did not evolve...
  • At the end of the day your last sentence sums it up and reality will have to be faced!

    At this point the EU countries will have to turn to the Kremlin for a common response to what promises to be a major disaster.

    • Agree: Alfred
  • If a disease can teach wisdom beyond our understanding of how precarious and precious life is, the coronavirus has offered two lessons. The first is that in a globalised world our lives are so intertwined that the idea of viewing ourselves as islands – whether as individuals, communities, nations, or a uniquely privileged species –...
  • @Parfois1
    Great article. Wish Ron Unz would place it where it deserves as a leading feature in this forum.

    Some commenters have already got their teeth into it, starting with the notion that Jonathan Cook used the word "globalism" as a referent for some type of global government. He does not. He used that word to describe the existing state of affairs in the world where international travel and trade necessitate unhindered mobility across borders. If anything, the word "globalism" is used as an allegory to highlight that "no man is an island", we are in the world as members of a social group of one type or another in ascending remoteness from the family, workmates, community, region, race, nation, continent and planet Earth. Not only we are members of those social groups, we are also dependent on those groups for survival. CV-19 is only a reminder of that unchangeable truth about being human, a social being. In this sense of being-with-others we derive our sense of individual being, of existence.

    One could go further and stress the metaphysical dimension of man as dependent on his being a social being. We are nothing outside our social milieu and our realization (fulfillment of oneself) can only be achieved through our membership of social groups and death makes it clearer for us. We cease to exist as individuals but the social group to which we belong will go on and that's why we sacrifice ourselves to save others as some health professionals are doing now.

    Of course there are misanthropes, especially among the Globocapitalist elite who don't give a fig about human life outside their miserable selves.

    Replies: @slorter

    Well at least I can agree with your sentiments! They are what I consider a human response human response!

  • @Kratoklastes
    @Truth3

    Define 'fair'.

    While you're at it... define 'capitalism'.

    Note: if you think 'capitalism' == 'private enterprise', explain why that is a suitable term for an economy where government makes up ~40% of the economy -> US - Government Spending as a Proportion of GDP.

    As Roderick Long pointed over a decade ago, when people say 'capitalism' they mean two things at the same time, and the two things are unrelated.

    He coined the term 'zaxlebax' as an example -


    Suppose I were to invent a new word, "zaxlebax," and define it as "a metallic sphere, like the Washington Monument." That's the definition — "a metallic sphere, like the Washington Monument. " In short, I build my ill-chosen example into the definition. Now some linguistic subgroup might start using the term "zaxlebax" as though it just meant "metallic sphere," or as though it just meant "something of the same kind as the Washington Monument." And that's fine. But my definition incorporates both, and thus conceals the false assumption that the Washington Monument is a metallic sphere; any attempt to use the term "zaxlebax," meaning what I mean by it, involves the user in this false assumption.
     
    And

    Now I think the word "capitalism," if used with the meaning most people give it, is a package-deal term. By "capitalism" most people mean neither the free market simpliciter nor the prevailing neomercantilist system simpliciter. Rather, what most people mean by "capitalism" is this free-market system that currently prevails in the western world. In short, the term "capitalism" as generally used conceals an assumption that the prevailing system is a free market. And since the prevailing system is in fact one of government favoritism toward business, the ordinary use of the term carries with it the assumption that the free market is government favoritism toward business.
     
    Bold emphases mine, in both excerpts.

    Replies: @slorter, @Saggy

    how simple and clear you have made everything ! I was confused before I read that thanks!

  • The Senate's $2 Trillion Coronavirus Relief Package is not fiscal stimulus and it's not a lifeline for the tens of millions of working people who have suddenly lost their jobs. It's a fundamental restructuring of the US economy designed to strengthen the grip of the corrupt corporate-banking oligarchy while creating a permanent underclass that will...
  • Thanks Mike good for reference!

  • Sometimes, the best thing to do, is to do nothing at all. Take Sweden, for example, where the government decided not to shut down the economy, but to take a more thoughtful and balanced approach. Sweden has kept its primary schools, restaurants, shops and gyms open for business even though fewer people are out in...
  • @Anon
    Mike Whitney is showing his white bias and white privilege. Why is Sweden the example to follow and not Brazil who has over 20 times the population of Sweden? Jair Bolsonaro fired his health secretary who wanted to shut down the Brazilian economy. If Trump had followed Brazil’s lead and fired Fauci and the rest of his cabal (Birx etc) and kept the economy open, our economy and health would be in much better shape today.

    Replies: @Brás Cubas, @davidgmillsatty, @slorter, @mcohen, @Felix Krull, @Anonymous, @ploni almoni, @Johnny Smoggins, @Derer, @Lars Porsena, @Poco, @Biloximarxkelly, @dindunuffins

    Really The Us economy was already in bad shape before the crisis Rip Van Winkle!

  • All truth-tellers are denounced, and most end up destroyed. Truth seldom serves the agendas of powerful interests. The one historian from whom you can get the unvarnished truth of World War II is David Irving. On the bookjackets of Irving’s books, the question is asked: What is real history? The answer is that real history...
  • The EU Is Rewriting WWII History to Demonize Russia
    https://www.unz.com/article/the-eu-is-rewriting-wwii-history-to-demonize-russia/#comment-3519596

    Poland signed its own non-aggression pact with the Nazis back in 1934, some five years before the USSR did. In addition, Warsaw not only recognized the legitimacy of Czechoslovakia’s partitioning by the Nazis under the no-less-infamous 1938 Munich agreement, but also bit off a chunk of its territory under the same accord.

    The Poles (who rarely attack anybody unless their prospective victim is already agonizing or unless there is some “big guy” protecting them – Churchill was quite right with his “greedy hyena of Europe” comment!).

    • Replies: @Curmudgeon
    @slorter


    Poland signed its own non-aggression pact with the Nazis back in 1934
     
    Indeed. They also had one with the USSR. Marshal Pilsudski, the Polish leader at the time, had beat back the Soviet invasion a dozen years earlier. While it is said he did not trust Hitler (Poles have hated Germans for centuries) he understood peace with Germany was essential. After the pact was signed, Germany helped extend the Soviet Polish pact to 1945. Pilsudski advised his successor Rydz-Smigly to resolve the territorial issues with Germany. With Pilsudski out of the way, perfidious Albion was able to turn Rydz-Smigly to intransigence.
    The irony is that both Pilsudski and Hitler were playing for time. Both saw the Soviets as a threat, but an alliance with Germany - the long hated enemy - would be out of the question for Poles
  • When in trouble politically, governments have traditionally conjured up a foreign enemy to explain why things are going wrong. Whatever one chooses to believe about the coronavirus, the fact is that it has resulted in considerable political backlash against a number of governments whose behavior has been perceived as either too extreme or too dilatory....
  • America the victim ! Victim of its own Bullsh@t

  • First, let's begin with a few (apparently unrelated) recent news items: The latest US PR disaster in Venezuela shows that the AngloZionist Empire truly is agonizing. While this is hardly the first that that a US "special operation" goes down in an embarrassing failure, but even by US standards this latest disaster in Venezuela is...
  • Well he could be wrong but equally do not underestimate the Russians and the Chinese!

  • Here is one thing I can write with an unusual degree of certainty and confidence: Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin would not have been charged with the (third-degree) murder of George Floyd had the United States not been teetering on a knife edge of open revolt. Had demonstrators not turned out in massive numbers on...
  • Corporate power needs to be in the title sentence that is truly what drives the state apparatus.

    They will feed and encourage racism, misogyny, homophobia and other forms of bigotry. Why? Bigotry among wage earners distracts them, and keeps them from recognizing their common interests as wage earners.

    This is a class war!

    • Replies: @obwandiyag
    @slorter

    You are exactly right. You ought to hear them try to wiggle out of this one. It's a fact. Class not race.

  • I have lived in the United States for a total of 24 years and I have witnessed many crises over this long period, but what is taking place today is truly unique and much more serious than any previous crisis I can recall. And to explain my point, I would like to begin by saying...
  • Time will tell.

    They are not about:

    Racism or “White privilege”
    Police violence
    Social alienation and despair
    Poverty
    Trump
    The liberals pouring fuel on social fires
    The infighting of the US elites/deep state

    They are not about one of these because they encompass all of these issues, and more.

    That is probably the best part of the article I added the word one!

    “The media is the most powerful entity on earth. Because they control the minds of the masses, they have the power to make the innocent guilty and to make the guilty innocent, and that’s power…If you’re not careful, the newspapers will have you hating the people who are being oppressed, and loving the people who are doing the oppressing.” – Malcolm X

    That has not changed!

  • This article is an expanded version of the script for this video. The United States is in an uproar over the death of George Floyd at the hands of the Minneapolis police. There have been demonstrations in over 400 US cities, and looting and arson in every major city. Why are so many people in...
  • The Manufactured Crisis of Police Racism!

    The media campaign is designed by the corporate media news to divert attention away from the real issue neoliberal economics and corporate power

    Cheap-labor conservatives encourage and manipulate racism, misogyny, homophobia and other forms of bigotry.

    Why? Bigotry among wage earners distracts them, and keeps them from recognizing their common interests as wage earners to them their communities and their families.

    So lets march for our own personal agenda which hits the headlines but we do have one powerful agenda to march on and that is the economics of the 1%!!

  • Nixon 68 is back with a vengeance, with President Trump placing himself as the guarantor/enforcer of Law & Order. That slogan guaranteed Nixon’s election, and was coined by Kevin Phillips, then an expert in “ethnic voting patterns”. Philips makes for a very interesting case. In 1999, he became the author of a seminal book: The...
  • MAGA against an exclusivist Fed/Wall Street/Silicon Valley-controlled system.

    They both need to be gone! for ordinary Americans to realize a future!

  • It is difficult to find anything good to say about Donald Trump, but the reality is that he has not started any new wars, though he has come dangerously close in the cases of Venezuela and Iran and there would be considerable incentive in the next four months to begin something to bolster his “strong...
  • You are a globalist. Not you personally, gentle reader. Let me explain. We’re going on a voyage through sight and sound and mind, unlocking that door with that key of imagination (it’s still around), crossing over into Twilight Zone 2020. When we’re done, you’ll have seen the world through the eyes of a globalist. Which...
  • Great stuff ! Thank you

  • William “Bill” Browder has been a figure of some prominence on the world scene for the past decade. A few months back, Der Spiegel published a major exposé on him and the case of Sergei Magnitsky but the mainstream media completely ignored this report and so aside from Germany few people are aware of Browder’s...
  • John, great article but we know that what you call “large-scale privatizations in Russia ” was a large scale robbery. Even Magnitsky’s mother stated that Browder is a fraud. Mr. Nekrasov whose film has been banned in many countries due to Browder’s legal challenges has a reputation as a Putin critic — After interviewing Mr. Browder in 2010 Nekrasov says he set out to make a “Magnitsky the hero” film. But as filming proceeded he “began to have doubts”. More accurate would be that he smelled a rat. John, I have read many of your articles you never disappoint with your research and evidence.

    • Agree: slorter
    • Replies: @Anon
    @Vuki

    I had at one time a copy of a book titled "The murder of Bill Browder" by an Eastern European journalist which I have, unfortunately, misplaced. As well as being an exposè of the nefarious Mr Browder it also exposes far more serious wrongdoing against him. This book has vanished from the Google search engine (I wonder why?) so if anyone can tell me where to get a copy i would really value it

    Replies: @Chet Roman, @J'Accuse News

    , @Saggy
    @Vuki

    You can see the film here ...
    https://www.bitchute.com/video/oJsWUlkjN6Gf/
    That Browder is a crook is not surprising, the revelation is the extent to which he is supported by the establishment.

    Replies: @Z-man, @Bombercommand, @Anon

    , @cammotheboyo
    @Vuki

    Here is a magnet link for the complete documentary The Magnitsky Act - Behind the Scenes

  • Just by asking the question of whether the next Presidential election matters, I am obviously suggesting that it might not. To explain my reasons for this opinion, I need to reset the upcoming election in the context of the previous one. So let's begin here. The 2016 election of Donald Trump The first thing which,...
  • Does the election really matter!

    NO!!

    There is only one choice in this election. The consolidation of oligarchic power under Donald Trump or the consolidation of oligarchic power under Joe Biden. The oligarchs, with Trump or Biden, will win again. We will lose. The oligarchs made it abundantly clear, should Bernie Sanders miraculously become the Democratic Party nominee, they would join forces with the Republicans to crush him. Chris Hedges

    • Replies: @mark tapley
    @slorter

    Sanders is just another Zionist Jew. Most of the oligarchs in both fake parties are big Jew Zionist donors. Have you seen Bernie at his town meetings? When someone has the temerity to question the never ending aid to the Israeli thugs, he shakes his finger at this inappropriate questioner and rebukes them for daring to oppose Israel.

    Replies: @FB, @Patagonia Man, @Zarathustra

  • How do the Democrats benefit from the nationwide Black Lives Matter protests? While the protests are being used to paint Trump as a race-bating white supremacist, that is not their primary objective. The main goal is to suppress and demonize Trump's political base which is comprised of mainly white working class people who have been...
  • We are in the stages of becoming a country with a terribly small wealthy class playing the stock market at one end and a vast population sinking into conditions we never dreamed .

    Take your pick a one party system with two factions ! The ruling elites refuse to address the root
    causes behind these protests, the more they loot the Treasury to enrich themselves and their fellow oligarchs,the more they engage in futile and absurd efforts to deflect blame, the more unrest will spread.

    The last desperate resort by the oligarchs to save themselves will be to stoke the fires of racialized violence between disenfranchised whites and disenfranchised people of color.

    This is the next chapter in the saga

    • Agree: annamaria
    • Replies: @Nosquat Loquat
    @slorter

    "The last desperate resort by the oligarchs to save themselves will be to stoke the fires of racialized violence between disenfranchised whites and disenfranchised people of color.

    "This is the next chapter in the saga."


    That chapter has already begun.

  • Which political party supported the protests, riots and looting that spread to over 400 cities across the country? Which party supported the toppling of historical monuments and statues across the country? Which party's elected officials think that the government does not have the right to defend federal property from vandals, rioters and thugs in Portland?...
  • Both parties are a problem and the American people will go down if they keep supporting two Wall street Parties bought and paid for by the elite!

  • While the Covid-19 epidemic continues to drag on in the United States, it's largely over in Sweden where fatalities have dropped to no more than 2 deaths per day for the last week. Sweden has been harshly criticized in the media for not imposing draconian lockdowns like the United States and the other European countries....
  • Country COVID cases Deaths Cases per 100 thousand Deaths per 100 thousand

    Australia 14,403 155 56.2 0.60

    Sweden 78,897 5,697 763.3 55.05

    Australia was in lock down

    But even the IMF is cautioning against this sort of optimism:

    Any final verdict will also depend on whether, as a by-product of its approach, Sweden is closer to achieving herd immunity, thereby increasing its resilience in the event of another wave of infection. Medical knowledge about Covid-19 is still accumulating, and recent tests indicate that immunity gains have been lower than initially projected.

    • Replies: @Alfred
    @slorter

    Australia is merely delaying the virus. Herd immunity will eventually arrive. A ruined economy and a police state is already here.

    A woman who posted a video of herself breaching coronavirus restrictions has been arrested by police, who broke her car window after she refused to cooperate for a second time.

    http://alongchat.com/stuff/pol2.jpg

  • Donald Trump might be described as unique as a president of the United States in that he constantly impulsively self-promotes in a bizarre fashion which the Independent has described as “wild days of authoritarian and incoherent outbursts.” But normally politicians are canny enough to steal and connive out of sight without letting on what they...
  • Good article for reference thank you!

  • When the Ronald Reagan and Nimitz carrier strike groups recently engaged in “operations” in the South China Sea, it did not escape to many a cynic that the US Pacific Fleet was doing its best to turn the infantile Thucydides Trap theory into a self-fulfilling prophecy. The pro forma official spin, via Rear Adm. Jim...
  • The US itself, in its 1951 San Francisco peace treaty with Japan – signed and ratified by Canberra and 47 others – who in effect gifted most of the South China Sea islands – namely, the Spratly and the Paracel island groups – to China? The US then organized a separate document with the Republic of China in Taiwan – the 1952 Taipei peace treaty – making it even clearer that these islands should be taken from Japan and in effect given to China.

    GREGORY CLARK http://johnmenadue.com/gregory-clark-china-a-maritime-expansionist/

    • Agree: showmethereal
  • Senator Kamala Harris could become president of the United States. Joe Biden, who enjoys wide leads in national polls and battleground-state polls, may well win the election. Many people on both Left and Right, including the socialists at Jacobin and Republican congressman Matt Gaetz, suspect Mr. Biden is mentally declining. When a black reporter asked...
  • What would it mean for Blacks ????????

    I know what it would mean for corporate America she is one of us business as usual screwing ordinary Americans of color , white , asian etc!

  • Here are a few takeaways from the Democratic Convention: The Democrats are running on the same platform they ran on in 2016. The Democrats put style above substance, flashy optics above ideas or issues. The Democrats think that hollow tributes to "diversity" and "inclusion" will win the election. The Democrats have abandoned white, working class...
  • The groups that will be left with nothing will be a mixture of colors it is a class war!

  • We have seen how China is meticulously planning all its crucial geopolitical and geoeconomic moves all the way to 2030 and beyond. What you are about to read next comes from a series of private, multilateral discussions among intel analysts, and may helpfully design the contours of the Big Picture. In China, it’s clear the...
  • @Carlton Meyer
    Something similar from my blog:

    Dec 6, 2017 - Idiots in Charge of Foreign Policy

    This year I made several posts about the idiotic foreign policy of the Trump administration, which he mostly inherited from Obama. Few Americans know what goes on since they rely on American media for news. For example, everyone knows that General Flynn plead guilty to telling a lie to the FBI that he didn't contact the Russians after Trump was elected, but before he took office.

    This was not improper or illegal, so why did he lie? The truth is that he was acting for Israel to convince the Russians not to support a UN resolution condemning yet another illegal expansion of Israel via ethnic cleansing. Every nation voted to condemn Israel whilst its puppet allies looked away and refused to vote. Israel has long depended on the USA to veto such resolutions, but after kicking Obama around for years, he said the truth would not be vetoed.

    Israel was in panic and ordered Trump to stop the vote, or delay it until he he took office. Flynn contacted the Russians to see if a deal could be reached since they were angered by unfair sanctions imposed by the Obama mobsters. Flynn thought that since Trump and himself were acting as puppets for Israel he could lie to the FBI. But Trump threw him under the bus so he admitted to this petty "crime." Few Americans know that federal agents are gods who must be told the truth lest off to jail you go.

    Trump's effort to please Israel and the Saudis caused resentment in the Middle East by destroying Yemen and arming the Kurds. They are Israel's proxy army who are threat to Iraq, Iran, Turkey, and Syria. As a result, there is now a "TRIISQ" alliance with Turkey, Russia, Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Qatar to oppose "orange revolution" coups organized by Israel, Saudi Arabia, Gulf states, and our CIA. They stopped the coup in Syria and just stopped one Lebanon, which may join this alliance.

    http://g2mil.com/Sochi.jpg

    Few Americans are aware of this major change, even though its covered widely by the foreign press. Pictured are leaders of the three major TRIISQ powers who recently met to deal with the Kurdish problem. Even the idiots in charge of Trump's foreign policy realize they've been outmaneuvered by peaceniks and their plan for a war on Iran is over. The USA/Saudi Arabia/Israel axis of evil can still attack Iran, but would risk a counterattack that could destroy American forces in the Persian Gulf region and result in the overthrow of the crazies running Saudi Arabia. As a result, the US war machine has returned to an old playground -- Afghanistan and found a new one -- Africa!

    Replies: @slorter, @Ilya G Poimandres, @GMC, @Parsnipitous

    Thanks for that comment as well!

  • Thanks Pepe! Good read!

  • More shots have been fired in the trial run of the second American Civil War. On August 25th, Kyle Rittenhouse, a seventeen-year-old citizen-militia member, was attacked at least twice by a Black Lives Matter and Antifa mob during a riot in Kenosha, Wisconsin. He was armed with a rifle, and with it killed two of...
  • I do not support any of these groups and their carry ons! This is supposed to be a first world country a country that stands as an example to democracy and this baby of a man trying to make sense of the world and what is going on, with a media that has filled his brain with crap runs around with an assault rifle!

    The neocons and neoliberals have a lot of blood an murder and povety on their hands!

    • Replies: @The Anti-Gnostic
    @slorter

    If you want a first world country you need first world people. Arm up.

  • [center/] In 1850, when Western nations were the richest on earth, capitalists created the first market economy. By privatizing credit, land, and labor, they allowed human society to be regulated by the market. In 1950, when China was the poorest nation on earth, communists created an organic economy by subordinating credit, land, and labor to...
  • @mark tapley
    @Godfree Roberts

    China has been built up starting in the late 70's by massive investment of U.S. Fortune 500 companies. This really got going in the 90's and we know that the Clinton ad. transferred lots of technologies to the Chinese. Soros (Swartz Gyorgy) said that "China is the economic engine of the NWO." David Rockefeller even wrote the obituary for Mao in the 70's in The New York Times, saying that "his grand social experiment was a great success. " The fact that approximately 60 million people died of starvation was of no consequence to the elites. To get a picture of how the mind of a totally corrupt degenerate despot works I recommend everyone read "The Private Life of Chairman Mao" written by his long time personal physician. Mao had no more concern for the people of China than he would stepping on a bug. While millions of people were starving in the communist utopia of the "Great Leap Forward", the sybaritic tyrant Mao had every type of delicacy cultivated in his private gardens. Thats the way communism works. We see the same thing with the hierarchy of the entirely Zionist manufactured Soviet Union with Stalin and his cronies who while they were murdering and starving millions, lived in lavish dachas and had private zoos. China has been built up as was the Soviet Union and will be used in the Zionist plan just as was the USSR.

    You mention a Congress representing the will of the people. Was the peoples will being expressed in the one child policy that wrecked the domestic culture of the country resulting in the deaths of millions of infant girls. China is still adjusting from this Great leap also. No one but a bunch of communist thugs would come up with something this hideous when the population would naturally decrease as it has everywhere else as people have moved out of subsistence farming

    That brings up the issue property. The best indicator of the true prosperity of a society is how well property rights and contracts are enforced. In china they follow rule no. 1 of Marx (Moses Mordecai Levy) Manifesto which calls for the abolition of all private property. The thugs that rule China keep a tight grip on property rights because they all know that property ownership and perpetual inheritance are the true hallmarks of a free people. Look at California. There are large suburban areas of Chinese immigrants who have left the Chinese paradise and come to the U.S. for that very reason. The graft you show is just more socialist propaganda. Governments produce nothing but merely redistribute the fruits of production (like China's shoddy construction and empty cities) while wasting much of it in bureaucracy, and cronyism. The best way for all governments to help the great mass of people would be to leave them alone.

    Where is all that representation when it comes to the Chinese of Hong Kong? They are overwhelmingly opposed to uniting with the Mainland. You refer to the problems in Hong Kong but the biggest problem over many years other than interference from the power hungry mainland dictators has been the constant influx of people to Hong Kong from the mainland. If Hong Kong were so bad why has this been the case? Everything is carefully censored on the mainland but that has not been the case in Hong Kong. Why is that? People filming and doing documentaries in China are well aware of the censorship and restrictions by the government.

    In China's long history of mainly impoverished struggle for all but the elite there had never been a culture of republican limited government and individual liberty until recent times because of some exposure to the west. Now the global Zionist syndicate is tightening it's grip everywhere, but china is leading the pack and is the model for the NWO. The Social Credit Score system of total surveillance and control with face recognition capability is in use now in Chinese Cities. If someone so much as crosses the street wrong they will be alerted and fined immediately. This is not enlightened representation but the dystopian lion's paw of the new age of high tech feudalism.

    Replies: @VinnyVette, @Tor597, @Munga Bulga, @slorter, @Godfree Roberts, @Occasional lurker

    Good article ! Lots to look at for reference!