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from 21st Century Wire:
Will Washington and London’s catastrophic misadventure in Ukraine ultimately break NATO?
When NATO began its gloriously reign 76 years ago with 12 founding member states, few could have imagined that the alliance would not only out-live the Cold War, but aggressively expand in an attempt to surround and threaten Russia.
NATO’s US and UK-led proxy war against Russia in Ukraine has been an unmitigated disaster for Europe, not to mention Ukraine itself. While the organization itself still holds sway over European geopolitcal affairs, with Europe falling into an economic and political tailspin, the viability of the North Atlantic Treaty organisation is now in peril.
by Chris Menahan, Information Liberation:
Under President Trump’s Israel First plan for Gaza, Palestinians can be shipped all over the world (including to the US) but their diaspora will have no right to return to their home country once it’s rebuilt as the “Riviera of the Middle East.”
by Joe Saunders, The Gateway Pundit:
When it comes to questions about “climate change,” bad news for the fanatics is good news for everyone else.
Good news about growing wealth, the availability of food, and actual human ingenuity in facing challenges tends to put a monkey wrench in globalist plans to wreck world economies to battle what amounts to a phantom menace.
And two studies about global development published by credible experts on the subject show just how good the news actually is.
from Sputnik News:
by Patrick Lawrence, The Unz Review:
Donald Trump does not seem to have too much trouble shocking people. In the three weeks since he resumed his residency in the White House, he has shocked the Danes (America must have Greenland), the Canadians (Canada will become our 51st state), the Panamanians (the Canal is ours), and the Mexicans (It’s “the Gulf of America” now). Along with Elon Musk, his frighteningly fascistic sidekick, our new president has shocked (and awed) Washington more or less daily these past three weeks. All of this, fair to say, has also left the rest of the world, as it watches the Trump circus, in one or another state of shock.
by Kit Klarenberg, The Unz Review:
Ever since Tel Aviv’s 1948 creation, much has been said and written about ‘Greater Israel’ – the notion Zionism’s ultimate end goal is the forcible annexation and ethnic cleansing of vast swaths of Arab lands for Jewish settlement, based on Biblical claims that this territory was promised to Jews by God. The media typically dismisses this concept as an antisemitic conspiracy theory or, at most, the fringe fantasy of a minuscule handful of Israelis.
by Harley Schlanger, LaRouche Organization:
The resolution of the “Gaza crisis” depends on a strategy for a peaceful two-state solution, based on the establishment of an economically viable Palestinian state. The only real option for that is Lyndon LaRouche’s Oasis Plan (see link below), based on the idea of Peace through Development: a solution based on advancing the physical economic development of the region, not monetary Ponzi schemes. Study the plan, and join us in a campaign to implement it, as part of the necessary shift away from a “Unipolar Order” to cooperation among sovereign states.
by Bruna Frascolla, Strategic Culture:
Liberalism has a profound difficulty in legitimizing itself. And it is no wonder: man has no reason to accept that authority comes from a secular bureaucracy, blind to the divine and to tradition. The closest they have come, as we have seen here, was to resurrect Rome with the aim of legitimizing a form of government, the republic. This was followed by theoretical and philosophical attempts to legitimize liberal democracy as the only regime worthy of humanity, since it would be the only one in which people are truly free. But what does freedom consist of, for a liberal? Signing contracts. In classical liberalism, the State served to register and enforce such contracts. When national States began to expropriate large capitalists, neoliberalism emerged (as we have seen here), whose aim was to establish global mechanisms with an authority superior to that of national States. The State now exists to protect transnational capital, and not to meet internal demands.
by Martin Armstrong, Armstrong Economics:
President Javier Milei of Argentina was the first world leader to speak out against the globalist agenda. Milei took the stage of Davos last year to explain the true cost of socialism. He showed by example how swiftly a nation in economic despair could recover by diminishing the public sector, embracing free trade, and permitting the business cycle to operate without blocks. Milei has now announced that Argentina will leave the World Health Organization.
by Chris Menahan, Information Liberation:
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz announced Thursday on X that the Jewish state is working on a plan to move displaced Palestinians to majority white countries like Spain, Ireland, Norway and Canada.
Katz claimed such countries are “legally obligated” to take in the refugees Israel’s war created.
Katz wrote on X:
from Judge Napolitano:
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by Leo Hohmann, Leo’s Newsletter:
Where is this all heading? Will closing the Department of Ed, USAID, and other agencies actually lead to less government intrusion in our lives? Or will they be replaced by something more intrusive?
The billionaire globalist technocrat Bill Gates is reportedly in panic mode, making the rounds in the corporate media to push back against Elon Musk’s latest cost-cutting move, folding USAID into the U.S. State Department.
As reported by Disswire.com and others, the shake-up would give Secretary of State Marco Rubio oversight of the agency, a scenario that could put an end to USAID’s lucrative funding pipeline for Gates’ pet projects.
from The National Pulse:
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has again threatened that his country will try to acquire nuclear weapons if not allowed into the NATO military alliance. Zelensky stated that his country would require a “million-man army,” including contributions from allied nations, a nuclear deterrent, and advanced missile systems, supposedly to deter future Russian aggression.
Zelensky complained to Piers Morgan on Tuesday that Ukraine relinquished its Soviet-era nuclear arsenal in the 1990s “for nothing” and may seek to reacquire such weapons if NATO membership is not forthcoming. Ukraine hosts several civil nuclear plants, including the infamous Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, which could help facilitate Zelensky’s acquisition of radioactive weaponry.