CINDY SHEEHAN—In this great convo with journalist Max Parry, I was a little unfocused because of the ugliness I am observing in the world and the confusion that is causing. Max saves the day with his cogent, articulate and correct analysis.
US EXCEPTIONALISM
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ERIC ZUESSE—Joyner’s article takes an extremely hostile position against a press that isn’t propagandistic for its nation’s Government. He said, for example, that “documents released by traitors to the Russian front Wikileaks and subsequently published by major newspapers” — a clause that ASSUMED that (the Australian) Julian Assange is a secret Russian agent who should be extradited to the U.S. to die in a prison here instead of in Britain, and that everything involved in WikiLeaks (including news-media that publish information from it) is nefarious, and that Russia remained an enemy of America after the Soviet Union and its communism and its Warsaw Pact all ended in 1991.
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What a US Trap for Russia in Ukraine Might Look Like
24 minutes readJOE LAURIA—If a major offensive attempts to regain Donbass (likely downplayed by Western media) there’s no reason to doubt Russia would continue supplying arms, ammunition, intelligence and logistical support to the militias there.
However if those defenses begin failing, the Kremlin would have a major decision to make: intervene with regular Russian units to save the inhabitants, most of whom are Russian-speakers, or abandon them to avoid giving Washington the invasion it seeks to prompt the harsh U.S. response.
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If this doesn’t prove the appalling corruption of Federal agencies by Big Pharma, and the filthy collusion of our media, nothing will.
10 minutes readA Texas judge has ruled that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) must release thousands of documents relating to the approval of Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine in a timely period lasting no more than eight months, as opposed to the 75 years that the agency had argued would be required to make the pertinent materials available to the public. Jimmy and comedian Kurt Metzger discuss the decision and the FDA’s preposterous arguments against releasing the documents.
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In a testy exchange that’s garnered a great deal of attention, State Department spokesman Ned Price was confronted by reporter Matt Lee over Price’s repeated repetition of allegations of planned misdeeds on the part of Vladimir Putin’s Russia in possible preparation for an invasion of Ukraine but without providing any evidence to back up his dubious claims. Jimmy and comedian Kurt Metzger discuss the unusual pushback from a reporter against the official narrative about Russia and Ukraine.