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A Comparison of Who the New York Times Deems Worthy and Unworthy of Propping up
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A Comparison of Who the New York Times Deems Worthy and Unworthy of Propping up
March 29, 2022

A clearcut travesty of justice is the case of the political prisoner Julian Assange. He is imprisoned for having carried out his job as a publisher at WikiLeaks.

A Consolation Prize for Two Pitiful Fools
September 18, 2021

They will never seize the prize which they avidly sought, the opportunity to rule and plunder their countries as foreign surrogates, because their usefulness has finally run its course.

A Consolation Prize for Two Pitiful Fools
Society
One Year On… Navalny Poison Pulp Fiction – Surprisingly – Provides a Real Conclusion
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One Year On… Navalny Poison Pulp Fiction – Surprisingly – Provides a Real Conclusion
August 27, 2021

There is no doubt Navalny is an asset for Western intelligence agencies assigned to subvert Russia from within with his scripted media antics.

How America Does Regime-Change Propaganda
May 29, 2021

The way that America and its allies do sanctions, coups, invasions, and other regime-change operations, is by deceiving their own publics — it is always being done by means of propaganda, lying to their own people.

How America Does Regime-Change Propaganda
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Another Navalny Drama Fizzles Despite Hungry Western Media
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Another Navalny Drama Fizzles Despite Hungry Western Media
April 27, 2021

The indulgence and fawning must have given Navalny a sense of impunity, reinforcing his megalomania and attention-seeking, Finian Cunningham writes.

Information-Management in the U.S. Dictatorship
April 24, 2021

Instead of fearing to be held to account like the Nazis were at Nuremberg, America’s tyrants face no such international prosecutions whatsoever.

Information-Management in the U.S. Dictatorship
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What U.S.-&-Allied ‘News’-Media Refuse to Publish
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What U.S.-&-Allied ‘News’-Media Refuse to Publish
March 4, 2021

On March 1st, Gallup headlined “China, Russia Images in U.S. Hit Historic Lows” and closed their article on an optimistic (for neoconservatives — which includes all U.S.-and allied billionaires) note for the new Biden Administration in Washington and for NATO.

Reuters, BBC, and Bellingcat Participated in Covert UK Foreign Office-funded Programs to “Weaken Russia,” leaked docs reveal
February 21, 2021

New leaked documents show Reuters’ and the BBC’s involvement in covert UK FCO programs to effect “attitudinal change” and “weaken the Russian state’s influence,” alongside intel contractors and Bellingcat.

Reuters, BBC, and Bellingcat Participated in Covert UK Foreign Office-funded Programs to “Weaken Russia,” leaked docs reveal
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