As Washington and America’s media keep pumping up the intelligence reports of which they have not provided a scintilla of evidence, another the D.C. media’s greatest lies and greatest hits is Russia’s invasion and takeover of Crimea in Eastern Ukraine. In the print-news world, “nut graphs” are statements of fact that explain a story’s news...
Russia’s claims that Washington is stepping up its “Hate Russia” campaign, to cover up its own war atrocities. In response to the constant U.S. ramping up of the narrative that Russia’s invasion is “imminent”—which, as we have detailed they have been claiming since 2014, (See “COWARDS AND FOOLS,” 28 Jul 2015), the Kremlin on Friday...
Last Wednesday, President Biden stayed up past his bedtime to watch American troops launch a dead of night operation at a home in Syria’s Idlib province that resulted in the death of a U.S. terror target and 12 others, including six children. John Kirby, the Pentagon press secretary, said there were no U.S. casualties and...
While essentially unreported in the United States, and chastised when it was, the human rights group Amnesty International said last week that Israel’s treatment of Palestinians meets the internationally accepted definition of apartheid. This is not the first time Israel has been criticized for its treatment of Palestinians. (See: “ISRAEL ACCUSED OF APARTHEID BY HUMAN...
The U.S. ambassador to Congo took to Twitter to condemn the deadly attack on “defenseless civilians” at a makeshift refugee camp in the eastern region of the country, which has seen its security conditions worsen in recent months. Mike Hammer, the ambassador, called the killing “unforgivable” and said the killers “must be brought to justice.”...
Last Tuesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke publicly about Ukraine for the first time since December and blamed the Biden administration for essentially trying to drag Russia into a war because Washington refused to negotiate on key security demands the Kremlin has regarding NATO’s expansion east. Putin hoped that NATO would guarantee that it would...
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who has a 40 percent approval rating at home and is fighting skyrocketing inflation, took a trip to Ukraine last week, playing the role of mediator between Russia and Ukraine. He said he made the trip because Western countries have failed miserably in their effort to calm tensions in the...
The Biden administration announced that it will send a guided-missile destroyer and fighter jets to help the United Arab Emirates defend itself against the growing threat from Houthis in neighboring Yemen who have recently staged high-profile attacks on Abu Dhabi. U.S. Marine Corps Gen. Kenneth F. McKenzie Jr. is set to meet with leaders in...
Ned Price, the State Department spokesman, attacked a reporter who tried to get him to provide the evidence that the U.S. said it has to support the claim that Russia is planning a false-flag attack to help justify a war with Ukraine. Matt Lee, the AP reporter, told Price that the U.S.’s allegations seemed to...
Beijing’s top diplomat told U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken in a video conference call that Moscow’s concerns about NATO expansion in its own backyard seem legitimate and should be taken seriously, according to a report. Wang Yi, China’s foreign minister, warned Blinken against adopting a Cold-War mentality and said “regional security cannot be guaranteed...