NATO - Palestinians - Ukraine - Russia

 

Could the Crashing Yen Trigger Hyperinflation in the U.S.? By Mike Whitney A cratering yen has set off alarms on Wall Street and in financial centers around the world. If the Bank of Japan sells its behemoth stockpile US Treasuries (now exceeding $1.2 trillion) to support its sagging currency, the US bond market could go into a nosedive dragging the global economy off a cliff. Read here

Why is Turkey Transferring U.S.-Made ATACMS to Ukraine. On Behalf of NATO? Will this Save the Neo-Nazi Junta? By Drago Bosnic NATO member Turkey plans to transfer a massive arsenal of US-made long-range strike systems and artillery munitions to the Neo-Nazi junta forces. This includes at least 70 M39 ATACMS TBMs (tactical ballistic missiles), 12 M270 MLRSs (multiple launch rocket systems), 2,524 M26 227 mm rockets (compatible with both the M270 MLRS and the M142 HIMARS) and 47,000 M509A1 203 mm cluster-munition artillery rounds. Read here

“Brave New World“ – Projecting a Humanitarian Future By Peter Koenig A “Brave New World” is not what Aldous Huxley described in his 1932 dystopian novel, of a fully controlled but happy society. Instead, it is a world where people live together in peace and harmony, can express themselves freely, and are able to maintain their cultural sovereignty and economic independence. Read here

Continuity of Criminality. Removing Forensic Evidence of Ongoing Genocide against Palestinians By Mark Taliano Recently, as revealed by Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor, Israel has decided to remove and destroy forensic evidence of its on-going genocide against Palestinians. Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor, “estimates that at least 10 million tonnes of rubble have been removed, crushed, or moved from their original sites within the areas under Israel’s unlawful military control, which encompass about 66 per cent of the Gaza Strip.” Read here

No More Finnish Air Defenses for Ukraine – Finland’s Defense Minister By Lucas Leiroz de Almeida The willingness of European countries to support the Kiev regime is increasingly declining. The indefinite continuation of the war is harming the regime’s own backers, given the severe limitations on the availability of European financial and military resources to invest in Ukraine. Read here

Maritime Trade Warfare in the Black Sea: 83 Years Later By Ret Admiral Cem Gürdeniz Although approximately 83 years separate the outbreak of the Second World War from that of the Russia–Ukraine War, the Black Sea has retained its strategic character as a maritime crossroads between Europe and Eurasia, where flows of energy, grain, raw materials and military logistics converge under the legal regime established by the Montreux Convention Regarding the Regime of the Straits. Read here

The US Proxy War in Ukraine Has Always Been About Bleeding Russia, Not Starting WWIII By Miguel Santos García The strategic objective of the United States and its European vassals in the Ukrainian theater has never been the swift resolution of the conflict or the establishment of a stable peace, but rather to bring about the systematic weakening of the Russian state to forestall its political and economic resurgence as a pole in an emerging multipolar world. Read here