S.L. KANTHAN—By the way, the word “allies” is just a euphemism for vassals. Modern wars are hybrid in nature — they include hot wars, economic wars, tech wars, trade wars, propaganda wars, spy wars, political wars and so on. The US wages hybrid wars on its vassals to make sure that the vassals don’t collude or start making independent decisions. Thus, the US spies on its European allies, stages soft coups in allied countries, wrecks their economies when they get too strong [vide Germany, currently in economic implosion due to Nordstream sabotage by the US], and even forces them into proxy wars. This is standard procedure, and India is now getting a taste of it.
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EDITOR—George interviews Col. Douglas Macgregor and Niko House.
TOPICS: The criminality of the Biden regime and the collective West. • The vanishing of all vestiges of real democracy • The corruption of the judiciary and other foundational institutions • The role of billionaires in the duopolist regime. • Niko House on US politics. -
The Impact America’s Defeat in Ukraine Will Have on the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election
10 minutes readERIC ZUESSE—If Russia wins in Ukraine, then only RFK Jr. could beat any Republican nominee. However, if America wins in Ukraine (which Russia won’t allow, because that would pose a severe existential threat to Russia’s national security — it would mean the end of Russia as an independent sovereign nation), then Biden (or another neoconservative Democrat) will (tragically for the entire world) win in 2024.
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KIM IVERSEN—Kim weighs the RFK presidential prospects and the enormous obstacles and disadvantages he faces, including those self-inflicted, such as his reactionary posture on Israel.
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European Commission President Strings Lies Together Against Russia, at NATO Awards Ceremony
11 minutes readERIC ZUESSE—On September 20th, the unelected President of the anti-democratic bureaucracy that runs the EU, the European Commission, who is the German aristocrat (of silk merchant’s origin) Ursula von der Leyen (pronounced like Lyin’, so that her name can be simplified, in English, to Mrs. Lyin’) introduced with high praise the extremely unpopular-in-Japan leader of America’s vassal-nation Japan, Fumio Kishida.