Category: TRENDS IN GEOPOLITICS – May 2 2023

Israel launched another round of air strikes against civilian airports in Syria on Tuesday, killing at least one Syrian soldier at the Aleppo International Airport, leaving the facility “out of service.”

The U.S. is sending 250-pound bombs to the Middle East to put on its A-10 Warthogs to thwart Iran’s military influence in the region, according to a report. 

The U.S. military said last week that Russia is intentionally increasing tensions in the skies over Syria with aggressive flights that could lead to a “miscalculation.”

Nothing says it’s time to party quite like a new nuclear weapons deal.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has been targeted in widespread protests across the country over his judicial reform plans, said for weeks that his government is making good on its campaign promise of overhauling the country’s judiciary that critics say has become too left-leaning. 

Americans and Europeans don’t have a clue about this. It was “news” when we wrote about it. Juan Guaidó, the boy who would be king in Venezuela if the U.S. had its way, was forced to flee the country last week, just months after his so-called “interim government” was disbanded.

As with the United States where some 74 percent of the plantation workers of Slavelandia are living paycheck-to-paycheck, across Europe—thanks to their governments fighting the COVID War which destroyed the lives and livelihoods of countless millions and the sanctions they imposed on Russia—households are suffering from the worst cost of living crisis since World War II.