The History of Nazism in Ukraine. Who Is Stepan Bandera?

The History of Nazism in Ukraine. Who Is Stepan Bandera? By Timothy Alexander Guzman, March 27, 2022 It’s a tragedy in the making. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is reprehensible and should never have happened, but it is a fact that Russian President Vladimir Putin for several years had been warning Washington and its allies of an impending danger, that NATO expansion to its borders could lead to military confrontation.

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Tens of Thousands Threatened with Property Tax Foreclosures in Detroit By Abayomi Azikiwe, March 28, 2022 March 31 has been designated as the deadline for Wayne County residents to pay back property taxes from 2019 and before despite the failure of the relevant authorities to provide adequate assistance to working and impoverished households.

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Uncovering the Corona Narrative By Dr. Robert Malone and Ernst Wolff, March 28, 2022 Many who have followed this coronavirus “public health crisis” and the non-sensical response provided by most of the western nations (including the USA) have been perplexed by two big questions – how was this done (in such a globally coordinated fashion), and why was it done?

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Will Humans be the Next ‘Freedom Fries’? By Ray McGovern, March 28, 2022 Here’s the thing: the Russians have good reason to be on hair-trigger alert. Their early-warning radar system is so inadequate that there are situations (including those involving innocent rocket launches) under which Russian President Putin would have only a few minutes – if that – to decide whether or not to launch nuclear missiles to destroy the rest of the world – on the suspicion that Russia was under nuclear attack.

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Reporting from Southern Ukrainian City of Henichesk Along the Sea of Azov: “Russians Welcomed as Liberators” By Sonja van den Ende, March 27, 2022 The Russian army, patrolling the city, went with us—the embedded journalists—for protection. But actually the protection was not really needed; the people in Henichesk, at least the majority with whom I spoke, were very happy that the Russian army was there.

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Nightmare Scenario: Operational Miscalculation Triggering Nuclear War By Nauman Sadiq, March 27, 2022 Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Gen. Mark A. Milley, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, have tried to set up phone calls with Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu and Gen. Valery Gerasimov but the Russians “have so far declined to engage,” said Pentagon spokesman John Kirby in a statement Wednesday, March 23.

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95% of Committee Members Advising on U.S. Dietary Guidelines Had Ties to Big Pharma, Big Food By Michael Nevradakis, March 27, 2022 Describing their findings as “particularly worrisome,” the authors of a study published Monday in Public Health Nutrition noted that in the U.S., the Dietary Guidelines for Americans form “the foundation for all national nutrition programs,” which amount to nearly $100 billion annually.

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Aroused by Power: Why Madeleine Albright Was Not Right By Dr. Binoy Kampmark, March 27, 2022 The late US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright will always be tied with the appallingly named humanitarian war in Kosovo in 1999, one that saw NATO attacks on Serbian civilian targets while aiding the forces of the Kosovo Liberation Army. It was a distinct backing of sides in a vicious, tribal conflict, where good might miraculously bubble up, winged by angels. Those angels never came.

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NATO Wants a Ground-War in Ukraine? By Mike Whitney, March 26, 2022 Didn’t Putin say that pouring arms into Ukraine would increase the likelihood of war? Yes, he did, but the US and NATO continue sending more shipments anyway. Why? And why does Ukraine need more weapons?

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White House Plans Major Escalation of NATO’s Proxy War with Russia By Andre Damon, March 27, 2022 One month since the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, US President Joe Biden will begin a tour of the continent this week in an effort to mobilize the NATO powers in a major escalation of the conflict against Russia.

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