Since the start of the Ukraine War, retired military officers from the West—who have never won a war—became armchair experts about how to tackle the Russian Army and achieve Washington’s ultimate objective: kick Russia out of the strategic Crimean Peninsula, and force a collapse of the Russian state to split up into additional satellite countries.
Estonia’s Prime Minister Kaja Kallas said in an interview last week that there is growing concern that peace could break out in Ukraine if the West starts pushing Kyiv to appease Russia after its illegal invasion.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz addressed the Bundestag last week and addressed the claim from anti-war protesters who said the Ukraine War could come to a swift end if the West stopped providing Kyiv with weapons and equipment that keeps the war going.
The White House knew that the one-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion into Ukraine last month was an important opportunity to try and keep the public interested and supportive of the effort.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz does not hide it anymore: Germany is at war with Russia and the nation that killed some 25 million Russians in World War II and destroyed much of Europe is ramping up its military spending.
Poisoning and destroying Amazon rainforest habitats? Check.
Laying waste to pristine Greenland tracts? Check.
A major publisher told CNN this past week that AI-written content generators like ChatGPT might soon replace journalists and writers at news outlets.
Evidence of conflicts of interest and deceptions of former COVID policy czar Dr. Anthony Fauci continues to pile up.
The COVID Wuhan lab origin has gone from dangerous disinformation to a unanimous U.S. Senate vote to release all classified information regarding the matter.
Turkey’s central bank cut its policy interest rate from 9 percent to 8.5 percent last week, partly in response to this month’s earthquake that devastated swaths of Syria and Turkey and killed tens of thousands of people.