US “Nuclear Primacy” and “Blitzkrieg Nuclear War”: Russia Responds to America’s Plan to Win World War III

 

US “Nuclear Primacy” and “Blitzkrieg Nuclear War”: Russia Responds to America’s Plan to Win World War III By Eric Zuesse, September 24, 2022 The U.S. Government no longer designs nuclear weapons to prevent World War III, but instead to win World War III.

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The Rise of Trussonomics By Dr. Binoy Kampmark, September 26, 2022 Kwasi Kwarteng, the newly minted Chancellor of the Exchequer, has given us a sense of what Trussonomics looks like in his “mini budget” announced on September 23. In line with this new policy, undertaken at a time of stroppily rising inflation (currently 9.9%), more fiscal stimulus is promised: £30 billion per year (or 1.2% of GDP), and mammoth subsidies to soften energy bills with costs that could rise to £150 billion.

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Video: Dr. Naomi Wolf and the Big Tech/Government Censorship Machine By Dr. Naomi Wolf and Kristina Borjesson, September 25, 2022 After author and women’s health journalist Dr. Naomi Wolf was de-platformed and attacked on Twitter, discovery granted in two freedom of speech lawsuits revealed that the CDC had colluded with social media to censor her.

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“The Woman King”: Traditional Africa and the Atlantic Slave Trade By Abayomi Azikiwe, September 25, 2022 An historical fictionalized account centered around the Agojie, the woman warriors of the Dahomey civilization in West Africa encompassing what is modern day Republic of Benin, comes at a time when Africa is continuing to exert its personality and viewpoints on continental and global issues.

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What Was COVID-19? By Emanuel Pastreich, September 25, 2022 As we survey the wreckage that was our civilization, as we are pushed and shoved by our fellow citizens now reduced to waves and waves of the zombie apocalypse, we are forced to ask ourselves the big question.

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Ukrainian Army War Crimes Include Shelling of Ambulences, Firetrucks, and Rescue Workers in the Donbass Republics—Similar to Israelis and U.S. Backed Terrorists in Syria By Eva Bartlett, September 25, 2022 In the more than eight years of bombing the civilians of the Donetsk and Luhansk People’s Republics, Ukraine has committed untold numbers of war crimes. These include bombing residential areas, markets, hospitals, schools, parks—including with prohibited heavy weapons and banned cluster munitions—and, since late July, raining banned “Petal” mines down on populated civilian areas, including the very center of Donetsk, including as recently as September 7.

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Criticizing the British Monarchy Now a Criminal Offense By Kurt Nimmo, September 25, 2022 It should probably not be a surprise average Britons protesting against the expensive relic known as the Crown were arrested during the ostentatious funeral procession of Queen Elizabeth II.

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Defending Palestinian Civil Society. Understanding Canada’s Role By Michael Welch, Michael Lynk, and Bianca Mugyenyi, September 25, 2022 On August 18, in Ramallah, a massive Israeli army convoy proceeded to the offices of seven Palestinian civil society organizations, raided them, confiscated equipment, and sealed the entrances closed with an iron plate. The organizations were branded illegal on the suspicion (never proven) that these organizations were linked with terrorism.

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Is It Time to Dissolve the British Commonwealth? By Dr. Mathew Maavak, September 24, 2022 Commonwealth membership benefits for the most part are pretty much nonexistent. This begs the question of why an aspiring superpower like India would demean itself by remaining in a colonially-defined international compact. A quick glance at the Commonwealth map will reveal a scattered morass of mediocrity, inequality and/or poverty.

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Criticism of the Pharma Cartel and Its ‘Business with Disease’ Is Becoming Mainstream By Paul Anthony Taylor, September 24, 2022 Pointing out that research into medicines can be done separate from the pharma industry, at universities and other independent research institutes, Smiers argues that substantial research funds should be established, fed from public funds, with independent committees deciding which diseases and researchers funding should be directed towards.

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