The NSS Strategy Dubbed the “Trump Corollary” to the Monroe Doctrine

 

The NSS Strategy Dubbed the “Trump Corollary” to the Monroe Doctrine By Kurt Nimmo On December 5, President Trump made public his National Security Strategy (NSS). Dubbed the “Trump Corollary” to the Monroe Doctrine, the NSS document states the Trump administration will prevent and discourage mass migration to the United States. Read here

Donald Trump on a Roll All Week. Lots of Self-promotion on Display By Philip Giraldi Last week’s big story centered on the presumed prerogative of the United States to kill people anywhere in the world without necessarily having to make the legal or moral case that they deserved death. Read here

Administering Gaza: American Control, International Abdication, Palestinian Refusal By Rima Najjar For the first time in the history of the U.S.-Israel relationship, Washington has moved beyond arming, funding, and diplomatically shielding Israeli violence and has instead inserted its own military personnel, intelligence systems, and command structures into Israel’s war machine. Read here

How Trump and Israel Aim to Split Gaza and Create Concentration Camps By Marc Vandepitte Trump’s earlier rhetoric about Gaza hangs like a shadow over any “peace plan.” He previously called for the permanent expulsion of “all” Gazans and spoke of an American “takeover” with demolition and reconstruction into a “Riviera of the Middle East.” Read here

Can Russia Rejoin G7? By Kester Kenn Klomegah Russia is transiting through very turbulent times and yet has an unwavering desire to forge better relations, particularly in the area of economic cooperation, with the United States. Russia has no intentions to fight Europe despite the deterioration of relations over critical developments with Ukraine. Read here

Russian Defeat Is an “Illusion”: Belgium's Prime Minister Bart de Wever Vows to Block “The Dossier” to Confiscate Russian Sovereign Assets By Ahmed Adel In an interview with the Belgian newspaper Libre, amid the European debate over the use of frozen Russian assets, Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever described the continent’s vision as surreal and said that nobody in the West seriously believes Russia will be defeated in the Ukraine conflict. Read here

How Private Interests and the Banking Dynasties Control Washington By Shane Quinn Founded in 1913 the Federal Reserve, headquartered in Washington, is indeed very powerful. In 2012 for example the Federal Reserve, which is effectively controlled by some of the West’s most influential banks, amassed that year at least $9.5 trillion, which amounted to about 65% of America’s annual Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Read here