Politics
Flashback: Top Journalist Exposes How Intelligence Agencies Control Western Media
In an age where information warfare is one of the most critical and well-financed areas of warfare, the revelation in 2014 by a former…
How NATO-linked Think Tanks Control EU Refugee Policy
A flood of uncontrolled war refugees from Syria, Libya, Tunisia and other Islamic countries destabilized by Washington’s ‘Arab Spring’ Color Revolutions, has created the greatest social dislocation across the EU from…
Demonstrations in Yerevan: Do Armenians Really Hate Russia?
There have been anti-Moscow demonstrations in Yerevan over the past week or two. Some people have even thrown eggs at the Russian Embassy, despite the fact most Armenians owe their living to Russia in one way or another. Public…
How to Drive a Wedge Between China and North Korea
With China joining the anti-North Korean sanctions and the alienation in relations between the two countries, the number of news articles aimed at aggravating this discord has increased yet again. The most recent news piece of this…
What is Really Happening in the South China Sea?
The South China Sea has been described in numerous western publications as the latest potential ‘flashpoint’ in the world’s geopolitical scene. The rhetoric is particularly heated and ill-informed in about equal proportions, focusing on…
Obama Went On a Mending Mission to Saudi Arabia
Barak Obama’s visit to Saudi Arabia has happened at a time when political friction between the two states has reached a point where both have started to ‘threaten’ each other—hence, the need for bringing their ties back to ‘normal.’ While…
US: Entering the Panic Mode
Presidential politics in the US are leading to a potentially dark future, not just for the US, but to a collapse of NATO and the EU as well. Moves are afoot by the ultra-powerful lobbying machine of the new anti-US alliance of Israel, Turkey and…
Economics
Romania: NATO’s Graduating Class of 2012
A research fellow I know, who receives help from a grant provided a western think tank asked a funny question the other day. “How can you be sure Open Society Foundations takes part in regime change?” Well, such questions only seem funny for those outside the influence of George Soros seed money. Here’s the essence of the unfortunately…
Turkey and Foreign Investors
Over the past year, foreign investors have reacted in various ways to the situation in Turkey.. Most of them sold off the Turkish assets they held in their portfolios and left the country. Turkey has put foreign investors in a tough spot and they…
Eurasia Silk Road Economic Transformation
Over recent months I have often written about the potential of China’s strategic One Belt, One Road Eurasian and Asian infrastructure Great Project to act as a global economic transformer toward positive, sustained economic growth. It’s becoming clear…
The Illusion of Balkan Energy Security
Since strong pressure on the Bulgarian government back in 2014 caused her to stop construction of the Russian gas pipeline, South Stream, that was to have supplied Russian gas to the Balkans and on to Austria and Italy, Brussels has argued that…
Nuclear Power in Japan: A Steep Climb Upwards
Five years have passed since the nuclear disaster at Japanese nuclear power plant Fukushima Daiichi. The aftermath of this disaster is still heavily affecting Japan. This catastrophe has almost put an end to the use of nuclear power in Japan…
Now Russia Makes an Organic Revolution
As if it were not enough that Vladimir Putin’s Russia makes a monkey out of the US “anti-ISIS” campaign in Syria by accomplishing more in six months to damage the terrorist advance in that country than the Pentagon managed, with its suspiciously…
Deutsche Bank Turns on the Gold-fix Cartel
Deutsche Bank, Germany’s once-respected giant bank, has admitted being a party–together with a cartel of major Wall Street and select other international banks–in deliberately manipulating the price of gold over a period of years. As well…
Society
Will the Ever Growing Muslim Community in the UK Put Up with Islamophobia
Against the background of the growing migrant crisis in Europe due to an influx of refugees from the Middle East and Africa, certain analysts believe that the question of how Muslims are being treated in…
Warning Signs: A Contrived Macedonian Revolution on Tap
Skopje, Macedonia is in upheaval, the latest target for crisis management, and regime change in Europe. Thousands have taken to the streets in dissent over President Gjorge Ivanov’s recent pardons for some officials. As we’ve seen in Ukraine…
The Management of Dissent: How to Destroy an Activist
While the West, and the United States in particular, has repeatedly voiced criticism over human rights abuses in other countries, the US’s own record in terms of detaining and incarcerating dissidents is now becoming conspicuous. In presenting…
The Give and Take of the American Way
I was in first grade the first time I recall hearing how America was sending aid to millions overseas. The year was 1962, at the time we only had 3 TV stations to watch, that is if one lived in a big town. Over half a century later the truth of…
Degeneracy of Western Morality and Pope’s Divisions
The American media shows little interest in Bernie Sanders’ weekend meeting with Pope Francis, having predicted that it was not included in Sanders’ invitation to speak at a Vatican conference. Similarly, Joseph Stalin is known to have responded…
The Role Children Play in Yemen's Ongoing Crisis
While there is no love lost in between Saudi Arabia and Yemen – not since the kingdom decided to play target practice with the impoverished nation, in the name of geopolitical scoring and a burning ambition to seize control over…
Turkey is Carrying on its Anti-Kurdish Policy
Back in 2015 Turkey launched a massive military operation against its Kurdish population that resides in the south-east of the country. Since then an ever increasing number of reports on massive civilian casualties is coming…
















