Conflict Between India and Pakistan Benefits the West

 

Conflict Between India and Pakistan Benefits the West By Lucas Leiroz de Almeida After days of high tensions between the two sides, the Indian military launched a missile strike on Pakistani targets, claiming that all the sites hit were facilities of terrorist organizations. Pakistan responded to the Indian military action by shooting down enemy fighter jets and moving troops towards the border – as well as vowing to retaliate with “full force”. Read here

Selective Memory: The Forgotten Role of the Soviet Union in the Liberation of Europe By Marc Vandepitte In May 1945, the Red Army marched into the German capital, culminating in the capture of Berlin on May 2nd. The raising of the red flag above the Reichstag became the defining visual symbol of the destruction of Hitler’s Third Reich. Read here

Mutant Rice and Bill Gates’s Lab Rats: Grand Experiments in India’s Fields By Colin Todhunter In late 2024, Bill Gates sparked outrage in India after describing the country as “a kind of laboratory to try things” during a podcast with Reid Hoffman. Gates emphasised the nation’s stability as a “testing ground” for global initiatives. Read here

New Documentary: “Facts on the Ground in Palestine”. The Settlers by Louis Theroux By Kim Petersen The straightforward responses in the documentary The Settlers by Louis Theroux will not surprise anyone who has kept abreast of the long-running Zionist plan to create facts-on-the-ground in Palestine. What is surprising is that this documentary was produced and broadcast by the BBC, a broadcaster that is usually inimical to Palestinian suffering. Read here

DRC-Rwanda Agreement Could Prove Disastrous for African Great Lakes By Abayomi Azikiwe War has erupted again between the M23 rebels and the DRC national army over control of the eastern region of the resource-rich state. The rebels backed by the Rwandan government of President Paul Kagame have taken control of the major cities in North and South Kivu, Goma and Bukavu respectively. Read here

Who Made the Greatest Sacrifice for World War II Victory? Not a Debatable Issue but an Open and Shut Case By Stephen Karganovic As the 80th anniversary of the defeat of European Axis powers approaches, a notorious non-issue is gaining prominence. It is which country deserves the most credit and had sacrificed the most to achieve victory over the Axis that is soon to be commemorated. Read here

History: Adolph Hitler Was Financed by Wall Street, the U.S. Federal Reserve and the Bank of England By Yuri Rubtsov and Prof Michel Chossudovsky From World War I to the Present: Dollar denominated debt has been the driving force behind all US led wars. Wall Street creditors are the main actors. They were firmly behind Nazi Germany. They financed Operation Barbarossa and the invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941. Read here