A wide-ranging insightful discussion of the developing flashpoints in the global war between Russia and her allies and the Anglo-American empire and its numerous vassals, the so-called “Freedom-loving West”, what Moscow and China are now calling “the collective West”.
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An engrossing chat with Garland Nixon on the Neocon project, as this malignant cabal of deeply-embedded US policy shapers might finally recede from the centers of power. The cause, notes Garland, is that reality cannot be denied with impunity. At the end of the day artillery rounds are always more persuasive than mere tweets; propaganda eventually cannot win wars, it can’t assure victories in the battleground against a disciplined, highly capable and extremely well-armed and motivated enemy.
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JAMES DiEugenio—Although the first local inquiry by British colonial authorities blamed the crash on pilot error, there have always been suspicions of foul play. A number of witnesses saw a large fireball explode in the sky around the airport. Before he died, the sole survivor, Harold Julien, said the plane was in flames before it crashed. More than one witness said they had seen a smaller plane behind and above the Albertina. But in spite of these observations, the U.N.’s inquiry was inconclusive.
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ERIC ZUESSE—While FDR was alive, before his death on 12 April 1945, he was struggling, ever since August of 1941, to deal with Churchill and other pro-imperialists (including in America) while not antagonizing and feeding Stalin’s constant fears that the dominant intensely anti-communist passion and dream of producing an American empire to spread ‘capitalism’ and ‘democracy’ throughout the world, in both of these Western Governments, would produce after WW II an effort by UK and U.S. to ultimately conquer the Soviet Union itself.
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ELENA PANINA—The leftist idea, as the idea of social progress, has not gone away, but it should not be confused with globalist neoliberal leftism. The left is not about feminism, green energy and LGBT rights, but about family protection, progress and social justice.
