RussiaGate 2.0 - Nuclear Wild Card - Iran War Drives British Inflation Higher

 

High Level White House Discussions: Planning to Use Nuclear Weapons Against Iran. Marjorie Taylor Greene By Lucas Leiroz de Almeida Marjorie Taylor Greene, a former Trump supporter who recently resigned from her Congress post, stated that high-level White House discussions regarding Iran already include the nuclear issue. She claims to have sources familiar with the matter within the highest ranks in Washington. Read here

President Trump Threatens to Increase Tariffs. Attack against the Canadian Dollar. Engineered Stock Market Instability By Prof Michel Chossudovsky Has Trump’s insider financial trading project formulated on July 21, 2026 reached stage two, two months later? The threat against Canada is revised? Read here

“Imperial Machination”: More Evidence Revealed on the Role of the UAE in the Sudan War By Abayomi Azikiwe Britain and the United States have close ties with the Emirates which is fueling the ongoing horrendous intra-military carnage taking place in the Republic of Sudan. Read here

The Benefit of Not Reading By Edward Curtin It is a commonplace that a steady diet of the mass media can rot the brain and so fill one’s mind with nonsense that a creative thought becomes impossible. Read here

Iran War Drives British Inflation Higher and Threatens New Cost-of-living Shock By Ahmed Adel A sharp rise in energy bills due to the war in Iran is expected to push up inflation, signaling a renewed cost-of-living crisis in the United Kingdom, according to The Guardian. The timing of the latest forecasts comes after a period when inflation had been trending in a more favorable direction. Read here

How the US Plays the Nuclear Wild Card to Extract Maximum Concessions By Miguel Santos García By adopting the mantle of a “wild card” that ostensibly disregards the existential logic of nuclear parity and deterrence, Washington compels its allies and adversaries alike to internalize a profound sense of strategic uncertainty, thereby positioning these other states to compensate for what is perceived as an American deficiency in rational nuclear statecraft, but the reality is that the United States deliberately abdicates its custodial role so that others must absorb the full weight of restraint alone. Read here

US Senate Sanctions Russia. Towards an Aggressive RussiaGate 2.0? By Renee Parsons Especially irksome has been the Senate’s recent approval of the Lindsay O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026 (S 5025). The Act is a comprehensive package including economic sanctions, asset freezes and trade restrictions all of which are aimed at pressuring Russia as a global political competitor on the international stage. Read here