WARMONGERING FOOLS

P. GREANVILLE—CBS journos are well trained to spout the self-righteous imperial line every time, especially when it comes to slandering and demonising Russia, which in US media circles can be done with complete impunity and great profit to one’s career.  In their constant refrain to worsen relations between the world’s two top nuclear superpowes, a gross indecency to any semi-inteligent mortal, and technically a capital crime under Nuremberg tribunal statues, these criminal assholes have no compuction agitating clueless Americans about Russia’s supposed “aggressions”, which naturally the US military and its NATO bitch will not tolerate.

WILLIAM ALBERTS—Rev. William E. Alberts, Ph.D., a former hospital chaplain at Boston Medical Center, is both a Unitarian Universalist and United Methodist minister. His new book, The Counterpunching Minister (who couldn’t be “preyed” away) is now published and available on Amazon.com. The book’s Foreword, Drawing the Line, is written by Counterpunch editor, Jeffrey St. Clair. Alberts is also author of A Hospital Chaplain at the Crossroads of Humanity, which “demonstrates what top-notch pastoral care looks like, feels like, maybe even smells like,” states the review in the Journal of Pastoral Care & Counseling. His e-mail address is wm.alberts@gmail.com.

JEREMY KUZMAROV—Biden’s Russophobia was apparent in a January-February 2018 essay in Foreign Affairs,where he claimed that Russia had refused cooperation with the West at the end of the Cold War and was now “brazenly assaulting the foundations of Western democracy around the world” including by invading neighboring countries such as Georgia and Ukraine.However, it was the United States which failed to abide by a promise made by the George H. W. Bush administration that it would not expand the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) into Eastern Europe, and a European Union investigation blamed then-Georgian leader Mikheil Saakashvili for instigating the 2008 Russia-Georgia war after trying to seize South Ossetia.

JOSEPH KISHORE—The Times editorial repeats the allegation—again, never substantiated, but asserted by the Mueller report—that the Russian government was involved in hacking “the Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee and releasing reams of damaging materials through the front groups DCLeaks and Guccifer 2.0, and later through WikiLeaks.”“The real danger that the Mueller report reveals,” the Times repeats, “is not of a president who knowingly or unknowingly let a hostile power do dirty tricks on his behalf, but of a president who refuses to see that he has been used to damage American democracy and national security.”