… continued from Part 1 …. * In a piece replicated in full on this site – Who pays for the US war machine? – my old friend Bryan Gocke noted that despite running a colossal national debt, the USA … Read More »
Among many gems in her post today, Caitlin offers this: So much empire apologia today is just people pretending not to understand what the word “provoked” means. “Oh, so you’re saying the west’s actions JUSTIFY Putin’s invasion?? You’re saying we … Read More »
None of these realities [more suspects than an Agatha Christie whodunnit] are discussed in the media coverage, driven largely by the propaganda needs of the US government, of Prigozhin’s death. Facing growing popular opposition to a disastrous war, US media … Read More »
Three former servants of the US Empire – gamekeepers turned poacher – discuss.
With friends like Uncle Sam, who needs enemies? A sure sign of the disastrous failure of the Ukrainian counter-offensive is the spreading of blame. The new line is that the Kiev regime did not follow US advice. In fact, Ukraine’s … Read More »
Today Caitlin Johnstone helpfully compiled a list of this devastating brain disorder’s more glaring symptoms. You get triggered whenever anyone highlights the well-documented western provocations that paved the way to the war in Ukraine. You think Putin invaded Ukraine solely … Read More »
A few snippets from Caitlin today: People tell me, “If you lived in Russia or China you’d be thrown in prison for talking the way you do.” If I lived in Russia or China I’d still be focusing all my … Read More »
Labour has just produced cowardly politicians of the likes of Starmer, Reeves, Cooper, Miliband and (off-stage but still around) Balls, who are conviction-free zones but who think they can present a ‘better-management’, technocratic argument without ever questioning whether the system … Read More »
Well of course it is! Same as there’s a rude word in Scunthorpe and a big cat in billionaire. Just look at the spelling of trouble, will ya? But as you no doubt guessed, I refer to headlines like this … Read More »
Left, a Bing in Internet Explorer return on my search for RT (formerly Russia Today). Right, a DuckDuckGo in Tor return on the same. Why not make up your own mind whose voices you hear? Download the Tor Browser today! … Read More »