Switzerland’s Secretive Banking System and the WEF’s “Great Reset”: First in “You’ll Own Nothing and You’ll be Happy”?

Switzerland’s Secretive Banking System and the WEF’s “Great Reset”: First in “You’ll Own Nothing and You’ll be Happy”? By Peter Koenig, June 11, 2022 It has often been said, Washington is the Belly of the Beast and Switzerland is the Head of the Beast. Considering a variety of dimensions, it is probably not far from the truth. Switzerland is home to a number of highly dubious institutions and organizations.

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Sri Lanka’s Principled Neutrality Ensured Its Survival in the Economic Crisis Thus Far By Andrew Korybko, June 13, 2022 There’s a lesson to be learned from Sri Lanka’s experience, which is that the pursuit of strategic autonomy and the enhanced sovereignty that it leads to enables countries to keep the largest number of options open during times of crisis.

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Washington’s Failed Push for Anti-Russian Global Consensus By Ted Galen Carpenter, June 13, 2022 Biden administration officials treat Russia as an international pariah and push the global community to unite behind Washington’s leadership to compel the Kremlin to withdraw its forces from Ukraine. The administration’s strategy has been just partially successful.

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Russian Ambassador Claims US Asked Him to Defect By Morning Star, June 13, 2022 Russia’s ambassador to Washington has claimed that US spooks encouraged him to defect and denounce the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Anatoly Antonov told Russian state television on Wednesday that he had refused a request from US authorities to publicly criticise President Vladimir Putin.

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New Bill to Boost Missile Defense for Israel & Arab Partners, Citing Alleged Iran Threat By Kyle Anzalone and Will Porter, June 13, 2022 Lawmakers with the bipartisan Abraham Accords Caucus have introduced a bill in the House and Senate that will require the Pentagon to coordinate missile defense upgrades for Israel and several newfound Arab allies, pointing to potential “attacks from Iran.”

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182 New Reports of Deaths After COVID Vaccines, CDC Data Show By Children’s Health Defense, June 13, 2022 VAERS data released Friday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show 1,295,329 reports of adverse events from all age groups following COVID-19 vaccines, including 28,714 deaths and 236,767 serious injuries between Dec. 14, 2020, and June 3, 2022.

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Global Food Crisis: Ukraine Is Demanding Weapons in Exchange for Resuming Wheat Exports By Andrew Korybko, June 12, 2022 The so-called “deadlock” over resolving the global food crisis is just as artificially manufactured as its origins since Kiev has now officially declared that it won’t resume wheat exports by sea to the Global South unless it receives anti-ship missiles first.

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US Cyberattacks on Russia Could Escalate to Real-world Conflict By Drago Bosnic, June 12, 2022 Carl von Clausewitz, a prominent Prussian general described war as “merely the continuation of policy by other means.” This perfectly describes the political West’s relationship with the world. However, against Russia, it is unable to conduct what the late Donald Rumsfeld euphemistically called “kinetic force.” The phrase differentiates conventional warfare from “soft” force, limited to diplomacy, sanctions and cyber warfare. The latter is usually overlooked, despite often taking center stage in geopolitics.

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Millions of Tons of Ukrainian Grain Exports: Zelensky’s Delay in Opening a Sea Corridor Threatens the World with a Global Food Crisis By Paul Antonopoulos, June 12, 2022 Hundreds of Ukrainian mines floating in the Black Sea threaten to halt tens of millions of tons of grain from being exported. Ukrainian officials claim it would take six months to clear the mines, something which directly contradicts the long-held claim that Russia’s naval blockade is preventing the export of wheat.

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The Eight Stupidest Things About Nuclear Weapons By David Swanson, June 12, 2022 Investing in children’s welfare and education costs less and reduces more crime than “tough on crime” policies which are often counterproductive, but voters in San Francisco just obeyed a bunch of corporate advertising and recalled a District Attorney because he had reduced crime rather than being “tough on crime.”

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