A HYBRID WAR TO BREAK THE BALKANS? …. by Andrew Korybko November 29, 2015 In the spirit of the New Cold War and following on its success in snuffing out South Stream, the US has prioritized its efforts in obstructing Russia’s Balkan Stream pipeline, and for the most part, they’ve regretfully succeeded for the time being. The first challenge came from the May 2015 Color Revolution attempt in Macedonia, which thankfully was repulsed by the country’s patriotic … Read entire article »

”We bribed parties and politicians who have enticed hate between the nations. Our ultimate goal was to enslave you! WebTribune publishes their interview with former CIA agent Robert Baer during his promotion tour in Quebec for upcoming book “Secrets of the White House” last week. ”My boss, who was formerly a US Senator, stressed repeatedly that some kind of scam would go down in Bosnia. A month before the alleged genocide in Srebrenica, he told … Read entire article »

Viktor Orbán on how to protect Europe from terror, save Schengen, and get along with Putin’s Russia. By Matthew Kaminski BUDAPEST — “Of course it’s not accepted, but the factual point is that all the terrorists are basically migrants,” says Viktor Orbán. “The question is when they migrated to the European Union.” In his office at the Hungarian parliament, the prime minister points toward the flowing Danube. In another era, an aide notes, the Turks followed this … Read entire article »

Some Questions for Obama and His Gang – Christopher Black 15 nov 2015 obama with batTND Guest Editorial: Christopher Black Mr. Obama, Mr. Cameron. Mr. Hollande, Madame Merkel, Mr. Erdogan and all the other members of the criminal conspiracy to dominate the world, I ask you, do you intend to test our patience to its limit? How much longer will your killing frenzy madden us? At what point do you stop your reckless push to the … Read entire article »

The concept of Pakistan in the Vedas by Dr. Koenraad Elst (Law Animated World, 30/10/2015) The three most famous sculptures from Mohenjo Daro, on the Sindhu/Indus river, seem ill-chosen to represent the Pakistani publicity campaign “5000 years of Pakistan”. The “king-priest” apparently is an officiant of a stellar cult, and at any rate of a cult other than Islam, so according to the Pakistani state ideology, raison d’être for Pakistan’s very existence, he was a leading figure in … Read entire article »

Hungarian PM: • November 8, 2015 • Speaking at a conference in Budapest, the Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orban, warned that Europe cannot build its future on immigrants, and that EU governments should encourage families to have more children. “Europe cannot build its future on immigration instead of families” he said at the conference. He said governments should motivate European families to have more children, warning that “the survival of our civilization and our culture is at stake.” In … Read entire article »

What’s the big deal between Russia and the Saudis? – Pepe Escobar DOHA – Amidst the wilderness of mirrors surrounding the Syrian tragedy, a diamond-shaped fact persists: Despite so many degrees of separation, the Saudis are still talking to the Russians. Why? A key reason is because a perennially paranoid House of Saud feels betrayed by their American protectors who, under the Obama administration, seem to have given up on isolating Iran. The Saudis can’t intellectually understand … Read entire article »

Enlargement and the euro are two big mistakes that ruined Europe (by Wolfgang Münchau) The single currency is a trap and eastern expansion forced the EU to take its eye off the ball Brussels T here has hardly been a year when the EU has not been on the brink of some crisis: banking, sovereign debt, Russia’s annexation of Crimea and now refugees. You can always point fingers at individual politicians and assign blame. But it is highly implausible … Read entire article »

Leftists often describe Henry Kissinger as a unique moral monster, but his intellectual framework pervades the entire national security state, from the neocons to Obama. By Greg GrandinTwitter September 10, 2015 When I told friends and colleagues that I was writing a book about the legacy of Henry Kissinger’s foreign policy, many made mention of Christopher Hitchens’s The Trial of Henry Kissinger. But I saw my purpose as antithetical to Hitchens’s polemic, which is a good example of what … Read entire article »

Cui bono ? Is this a casus belli arranged for Russia to try and stop off Daesh/ISis in Egypt? Are we being involved in a full flown proxy war between USA using ‘the free Syrian army’mercenaries and the protagonists of multipolarism ? … Read entire article »