THE ROVING EYE The future visible in St Petersburg By Pepe Escobar from: http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Central_Asia/CEN-01-290514.html#.U43-zLNL02g.twitter here the mentioned links to sources work directly The unipolar model of the world order has failed. – Vladimir Putin, St Petersburg, May 22 In more ways than one, last week heralded the birth of a Eurasian century. Of course, the US$400 billion Russia-China gas deal was clinched only at the last minute in Shanghai, on Wednesday (a complement to the June 2013, 25-year, … Read entire article »

Dr Koenraad Elst Thursday, May 22, 2014 (Text of the speech given by Dr. Koenraad Elst at India International Centre, 13 January 2014) Vote of thanks Let me start by thanking the many people who have tangibly helped me: with money, hospitality, logistical support, and information. No names here, firstly because it would be unfair to those I forget, secondly because in my case, I don’t return a favour by publicly associating people with my controversial self. Chronologically the first … Read entire article »

Russia and China announce decoupling trade from Dollar – Peter Koenig Global Research Tue, 08 Apr 2014 16:13 CDT Russia has just dropped another bombshell, announcing not only the de-coupling of its trade from the dollar, but also that its hydrocarbon trade will in the future be carried out in rubles and local currencies of its trading partners – no longer in dollars – see Voice of Russia Russia’s trade in hydrocarbons amounts to about a trillion dollars per … Read entire article »

GCC Military Command or a More Open Society By Farhang Jahanpour* Saudi Military exercises On 30th April 2014, Saudi Arabia staged its largest-ever military exercises codenamed “Abdullah’s Shield” after the kingdom’s 91-year old ruler and coinciding with the ninth anniversary of his ascension to the throne. The exercises involved 130,000 Saudi troops and showcased some of the latest weapons purchased by the kingdom from the United States and China, including the Chinese CSS-2 intermediate-range ballistic missiles with a … Read entire article »

Russia Wants Vichy Ukraine? By Correspondent Andreiy Voloshyn in Ukraine. It is popular now to compare Putin to Hitler. The occupation of Crimea is most often compared to how Hitler occupied the Sudetenland of Czechoslovakia in 1938 under the pretext of protecting the Sudeten Germans. But if Putin follows the example from the history of those days and is inspired by Hitler, it is important to draw another analogy. The Strange War Russia is not seeking a large-scale military … Read entire article »

“THE TRUTH ABOUT LONG HAIR” This information about hair has been hidden from the public since the Vietnam War. Our culture leads people to believe that hair style is a matter of personal preference, that hair style is a matter of fashion and/or convenience, and that how people wear their hair is simply a cosmetic issue. Back in the Vietnam war, however, an entirely different picture emerged, one that has been carefully covered up and hidden … Read entire article »

As Minister of Agriculture, his hands were full of blood because he sent 6.000.000 pigs into badly designed execution trailers , causing half of them toi be suffocated beneath the corpses of their conspecies. But he was also Minister of Foreign Affairs, when the Dutch Air Force dropped 800 bombs and missiles on fellow Europeans, thousands of deaths and serious injuries resulting , without the consent of the Security Council, therefore in breach of … Read entire article »

One if by Land, Two if by Sea by Steve Sailer March 12, 2014 Taki’,s Magazine While American geopolitical thought tends to divide the world up morally into the Democratic (whoever is on our side) and the Evil (vice-versa), Russians tend to strategize geographically in terms of Land (Mother Russia) v. Sea (those deplorable Atlanticists). This dichotomy leads to endless paradoxes. For example, Russian grand strategy has traditionally been obsessed with making the country less of a land power … Read entire article »