The full article can be seen here : Frequent New York Times Opinion Writer Was Secret Iranian Agent, Federal Prosecutors Charge The NYT has lots of form in supporting evil dictatorships, from Stalin to Castro. A journal which these days is categorised as ‘far right’; The New American, published a well researched article about the demonic Holodomor denier and NYT

The opposition leader represents an unprecedented threat to the ageing President’s grip on power MARK ALMOND. January 19, 2021 Without personal courage, political principles are merely hot air. Alexei Navalny’s decision to return to Russia where he was poisoned in August makes a sharp contrast  with the cowering US congressmen hiding from the freak show on Capitol Hill on January 6. By

Rinaldo Nazzaro, founder of Nazi terror group the Base, is attempting to once again set up a paramilitary training network across the U.S. By Ben Makuch January 19, 2021, 5:57pm AN IMAGE FROM ONE OF NAZZARO’S LATEST SELF-PUBLISHED VIDEOS. Amidst a raging backdrop of far-right violence in the U.S., the Russia-based former leader and founder of a neo-Nazi terror group

By Harry de Quetteville 17 January 2021 • 12:00pm In his book We Are Bellingcat, ‘civilian investigator’ Eliot Higgins shows how to sift the internet to hold governments to account It is strange, given that it deals with the shelling of cities, the obliteration of civilian airliners, torture and executions, the grisly reappearance in the modern age of chemical ­warfare

By Peter Hitchens for The Mail on Sunday 16 Jan 2021, updated 00:07 17 Jan 2021 WARNING: EXTREME RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA An armed and angry mob surround the seat of government in the capital of a democracy, claiming the most recent election is invalid.  In ferocious clashes between the crowd and the police, several lie dead and many are wounded. Eventually, armed

It was the day that a far-right fervour which had been fermenting for years in America spilled out into the open. By Josie Ensor, US CORRESPONDENT, WASHINGTON 16 January 2021 • 5:35pm A five-time Olympic swimming medalist, a stay-at-home dad, an army psyops officer and an unemployed “shaman” who lives in his mother’s basement – a motley crew of individuals

JULIET SAMUEL. 16 January 2021 • 6:00am The Merkel era is ending – no really, this time, it is. It was meant to be winding up already, but Angela Merkel’s chosen successor, installed as her party’s leader in 2018, never really stepped up to the plate, and the pandemic has sent Mrs Merkel’s approval rating back up to all-time highs.

Analysts predict break-up of Russian Federation Tuesday, December 29, 2015 3:53:00 PM American publisher and global intelligence company Stratfor forecasted the break-up of the Russian Federation in the next decade. According to Stratfor, the intervention of the USA and external management of the country for its nuclear disarmament will follow the collapse of Russia. Stratfor’s analytical report stated that Russia

UkraineAlert by Peter Dickinson Thursday Jan 14 A Ukrainian soldier sporting national colors pictured during a Kyiv military parade. (REUTERS/Gleb Garanich) One of the biggest international landmarks in 2021 will be the thirtieth anniversary of the Soviet collapse. The historical significance of this event is not in doubt, but the nature of the coming commemorations is likely to differ strikingly

POLITICO By Laura Seligman This is a repost from July 31, 2020. It seems pertinent to revisit this extrapolation of their future Russia/Ukraine policy. Four days before President Trump was inaugurated in January 2017, the outgoing vice president, Joe Biden, was in Ukraine — his sixth visit in seven years — to deliver a rousing farewell speech. “You’re fighting both

Apoorva Mandavilli, The New York Times Published: 13 Jan 2021 12:38 AM BdST Updated: 13 Jan 2021 12:53 AM As millions are inoculated against the coronavirus, and the pandemic’s end finally seems to glimmer into view, scientists are envisioning what a postvaccine world might look like — and what they see is comforting. The coronavirus is here to stay, but

11.01.2021Halya Coynash Fatma Ismailova and some of the children with placards in support of Enver Omerov, his son Risa Omerov and Aider Dzhapprov Photo Crimean Solidarity  Over one thousand people have taken part in flash-mobs and other acts of solidarity with three Crimean Tatar political prisoners facing horrifically long prison sentences next week. The whole of Russia’s political and religious

The Senate leader has split the party, with only 17 of the 50 Republican senators needing to join Democrats to convict Trump By Nick Allen 13 January 2021 • 5:30am The tipping point came just before 6pm on Tuesday night. Almost simultaneously, Mitch McConnell, the Republican leader in the Senate, and congresswoman Liz Cheney, the third ranking Republican in the

By Edward Lucas for the Daily Mail22:48 12 Jan 2021, updated 01:48 13 Jan 2021 Secrets, lies and thuggery are the hallmark of the Chinese Communist regime. And in the mystery of the devastating Wuhan virus, all three are combined. The strongest evidence of a crime is a cover-up. And the Chinese authorities have provided that. They have fought ferociously to prevent

By LAUREN FRUEN FOR DAILYMAIL.COM PUBLISHED: 22:59 GMT, 10 January 2021 | UPDATED: 02:33 GMT, 11 January 2021 John Matze founded Parler in 2018 as a ‘free-speech driven’ alternative to mainstream platforms.  The self described libertarian soon began courting right-leaning users as prominent supporters of Donald Trump moved there. And Parler had been the leading candidate for the president to continuing voicing his opinion,

Blocked from obtaining vaccines from the United States, its putative ally, and taunted in Russian propaganda, Ukraine turned to China. By Maria Varenikova Jan. 9, 2021 Lyudmyla Boiko’s family has already had a harrowing, and lethal, encounter with the coronavirus. Several family members fell ill, and her daughter-in-law’s mother died. Now, Ms. Boiko, a 61-year-old employee of a botanical garden in

09.01.2021Halya Coynash Pavel Gubarev in Dec 2020, Sloviansk seized by Girkin and his men on 12 April 2014  Yet another prominent participant in the events of 2014 in eastern Ukraine has acknowledged that the ‘people’s uprising’ in the Donetsk oblast was nothing of the sort, and that without Russian involvement, it would have remained a “usual, unarmed and toothless street

Op-Ed by Scradge1 Back in 1992, Bush 1 was looking likely to secure a second term. Then an alt-right prototype; a weirdo named Ross Perot, threw his hat into the ring and split the right vote. Which lead to two terms of slick Willie until the next Bush came along. Thanks to Trump’s failure to hold Georgia, the Democrats will

Paul Manafort, one-time adviser to former President Viktor Yanukovych and soon-to-be former President Donald Trump, was pardoned by Trump, but won’t be forgiven by Ukrainians. By Robert Homans in Washington DC January 6, 2021 Paul Manafort, one-time adviser to former President Viktor Yanukovych and soon-to-be former President Donald Trump, recently received a full presidential pardon. What this means, in practice,

Joe Biden is drawing heavily on the Obama-era team to staff the US State Department. That could be a good thing or a bad thing. By Mark Galeotti January 6, 2021 Joe Biden seems to be getting the band back together, drawing heavily on veterans of the Obama administration for his foreign policy team. In many ways that is a

The pardons of Manafort, Stone, and Flynn fit into a long pattern of abuse and obstruction regarding Trump’s Russia connections. byRICHARD NORTH PATTERSON JANUARY 4, 2021 5:30 AM Home Donald Trump’s recent pardons of several key aides have ignited a crucial debate: Should President-elect Joe Biden’s Department of Justice investigate his predecessor’s apparent obstruction of a potentially damning inquiry into

UkraineAlert by Peter Dickinson Jan 5, 2021 Russian President Vladimir Putin pictured during his annual press marathon in Moscow on December 17, 2020. (Sergei Bobylev/TASS via REUTERS) As details began to emerge in late 2020 of Russia’s massive cyber-attack on the United States, there was plenty of anger and alarm but little in the way of genuine shock. Instead, an

04.01.2021 Halya Coynash Kharkiv Human Rights Protection GroupInformation Portal «Human Rights in Ukraine Indoctrination begins early in the so-called DPR  Russian-installed ‘leaders’ of the self-proclaimed ‘Donetsk people’s republic’ [‘DPR’] have begun trumpeting a new ‘Russian Donbas doctrine’ pushing the idea that Donbas was created by Russians and has always been Russian. There is little that has not been heard before