The Master of the World: America’s National Security Strategy

 

The Master of the World: America’s National Security Strategy By Manlio Dinucci First and foremost, the document emphasises that, to ensure America remains the strongest, richest and most powerful country in the world for decades to come, a coherent and focused strategy for engaging with the rest of the world is needed. Read here

The Ukraine War – Where it Stands Today By Dr. F. Andrew Wolf, Jr. The leadership in Kiev has repeatedly required two major conditions as a quid pro quo for ending the three and one-half year-long war with Moscow: an offer from the western alliance of accession into NATO and withdrawal of Russian troops from the Donbas region of Ukraine. Neither of those predicates have been forthcoming. Read here

Ukraine’s Neo-Nazi Government Is Supported by the International Community. Adolph Hitler is “The Torchbearer of Democracy” in Ukraine By Prof Michel Chossudovsky Amply documented, the 2014 EuroMaidan US-sponsored coup d’etat was carried out with the support of the two Nazi factions: Svoboda and Right Sektor headed by Dmytro Yarosh. Read here

Seven EU Countries Now Oppose Expropriation of Russian Assets By Ahmed Adel The number of European Union members opposing the European Commission’s plan to expropriate frozen Russian assets under the guise of a reparations loan for Ukraine has risen to seven, and this decision, if implemented, will cause a serious split within the EU, writes the Brussels-based portal Euractiv. Read here

America’s “Dark Eagle” versus Russia’s “Iskander-1000”: Analysis of the Pentagon’s Hypersonic Warhead, Yet to be Deployed By Drago Bosnic During a recent visit to Redstone Arsenal in Alabama, American Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and accompanying US Army officials disclosed new details on the Pentagon’s troubled hypersonic weapon program. Read here

With Caesar Sanctions Off, Now Syria Can Rebuild By Steven Sahiounie On December 10, the U.S. House of Representatives approved a massive defense bill known as the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), authorizing a record $901 billion in annual military spending. The bill also includes the repeal of the Caesar Syria Civilian Protection Act of 2019, signaling a major shift in U.S. policy toward Syria and generating widespread anticipation in Syria’s political and economic circles. Read here

The BBC Kicks Off the Holidays With a New Season of Pandemic Fearmongering By John C. A. Manley The BBC has launched into the pandemic fearmongering a bit early this year with their recent article: Flu wave hits England’s busiest A&E – hundreds of patients are arriving a day. For those who don’t live in England, A&E stands for Accident and Emergency. But in this case, it might as well stand for Arts and Entertainment. Read here