On Friday morning I jumped out of bed just before 5 am Eastern US time full of fear that President Donald Trump might have become the declared recipient of this year’s Nobel Peace Prize, following in the footsteps of noted warmonger President Barack Obama, who is fondly remembered for also institutionalizing the killing the American citizens overseas whom he targeted in weekly White House staff meetings.
The Trump administration has been providing the Ukrainian military with intelligence to help it carry out massive strikes on Russian energy infrastructure with the hopes of forcing Russian President Vladimir Putin to the negotiating table, the Financial Times reported on Saturday.
Venezuela offered the Trump administration access to its oil and other natural resources in hopes of ending tensions between countries that have been simmering for years but amplified in recent months as Washington repositioned naval assets in the Caribbean to begin a war on alleged drug boats.
Denmark announced last week that it will spend billions of dollars more in defense for Greenland after recent pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump who inquired about taking over the landmass and criticized Copenhagen for failing to sufficiently defend the territory.
The death toll in Gaza reached 67,869, with more than 170,105 Palestinians wounded.
It would be an interesting exercise if one might view and consider in retrospect the week that began with the United Nations General Assembly speech in New York on September 23rd...
“The era of the Department of Defense is over… From this moment forward, the only mission of the newly restored Department of War is this: warfighting.” — Pete Hegseth
U.S. President Donald Trump’s attempt to assert his control over Latin America is seen as a significant shift in policy and an effort not seen since President Ronald Reagan during the Cold War, according to The Wall Street Journal.
U.S. President Donald Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House on Monday to discuss Washington’s 20-point peace proposal that would result in the swift release of Israeli hostages in Gaza and a significant increase in humanitarian aid into the enclave.
It is interesting how President Donald Trump keeps whining about the 20 alleged Israeli hostages that are reportedly still held by Hamas in Gaza, demanding that they be released immediately, while ignoring the hundreds of unarmed Palestinians that are being murdered daily by Israeli military and armed contractors as well as by deliberate starvation.