Russiagate Investigation Now Endangers Obama
Crime / International Relations / Law

Russiagate Investigation Now Endangers Obama

Former US President Barack Obama is now in severe legal jeopardy, because the Russiagate investigation has turned 180 degrees; and he, instead of the current President, Donald Trump, is in its cross-hairs. The biggest crime that a US President can commit is to try to defeat American democracy (the Constitutional functioning of the US Government) itself, either by working with foreign powers to take it over, or else by working internally within America to sabotage democracy for his or her own personal reasons. Either way, it’s treason (crime that is intended to, and does, endanger the continued functioning of the…

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2 January 2020 - 22:48
The Crazy Events of the Past Month and What They Mean for 2020
Brexit / Economy / Finance and Banking / International Relations

The Crazy Events of the Past Month and What They Mean for 2020

"North Korea has indicated they have no intention of continuing, and the initial deal itself is being exposed as the fraudulent nothing-burger it always was. Like the China trade deal, the North Korean talks are designed to fail. China will not quadruple its agricultural purchases from the US for any meaningful length of time, and North Korea will never voluntarily denuke."

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24 December 2019 - 23:07
Will the European Union Form Its Own Army?
Defence and Security / International Relations / War and Peace

Will the European Union Form Its Own Army?

The EU now has its Military Planning and Conduct Capability, its Single Intelligence Analysis Capacity, its Defence Intelligence Organisation, its Satellite Centre (its Galileo and Copernicus programmes are both part of its Global Strategy), its European Security and Defence College, its Military Erasmus, to promote a ‘European strategic culture’, its Institute for Security Studies, its European Political Strategy Centre, its European Air Transport and its European Tactical Airlift Centre.

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3 December 2019 - 10:48
The Brennan Dossier: All About a Prime Mover of Russiagate
Elections / Government / Intelligence / International Relations / Law / Politics

The Brennan Dossier: All About a Prime Mover of Russiagate

President Obama's role in U.S. intelligence is yet one more mystery. In both the final months of his presidency and in the period since, Obama has said very little publicly about the Russia investigation. But he attended various meetings with top officials about Trump-Russia theories. It’s not clear what he said, but their efforts ramped up in the months that followed.

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25 November 2019 - 12:32
Michael Snyder: The Red Horse Is “at the Edge of the Precipice” as China Threatens the U.S. with “Revenge” for Siding with the Hong Kong Protesters
International Relations / Law / War and Peace

Michael Snyder: The Red Horse Is “at the Edge of the Precipice” as China Threatens the U.S. with “Revenge” for Siding with the Hong Kong Protesters

"Needless to say, the Chinese are extremely angry about this new law, and the official newspaper of the ruling communist party is warning that the U.S. needs to “rein in the horse at the edge of the precipice” and that China will soon “take resolute revenge”…"

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21 November 2019 - 22:48
Peter Kurti: Don’t Let Antisemitism Spread Here
International Relations / Liberty / Politics

Peter Kurti: Don’t Let Antisemitism Spread Here

"Criticism of Israeli government policy is legitimate. But criticism that denies the legitimacy of Israel itself, or questions the motives of Jewish communities and people is antisemitism. Those on the Australian left must distinguish between criticism of the government of the state of Israel and attacks on the legitimacy of the Jewish state, or on Jews in general."

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16 November 2019 - 01:48
Larry C. Johnson: Understanding the Foreign Service Officer Nerd Behavior
Government / International Relations

Larry C. Johnson: Understanding the Foreign Service Officer Nerd Behavior

Many FSOs looked down their nose at these knuckle dragging gorillas masquerading as Special Operations forces at U.S. They assumed they were barely literate. Imagine their shock when the FSOs discovered that a member of the elite U.S. Army CT unit or a member of the SEALS could actually speak a foreign language, had read some real literature and held an advanced college degree.

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15 November 2019 - 14:48
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