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The Six ‘Secret’ Tactics of Empire 

The Six ‘Secret’ Tactics of Empire  The 6 ‘secret’ tactics of empire are strategies of change used by governments, usually covertly, to attain political or military ends through means not normally acceptable to the populace as a whole. The strategies are as follows: 1/ False Flag Attacks 2/ Coercive Engineered Migration 3/ Colour Revolutions 4/ […]

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America: The Dictatress of the World

America: The Dictatress of the World On July 21, 1821, John Quincy Adams, who would go on to become the sixth president of the United States, warned that if America were ever to abandon its founding principle of non-interventionism in foreign affairs, she might well become the dictatress of the world. Adams issued his warning […]

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Trump Summons Generals To War Room After Hawaii Students Get “In The Event Of A Nuclear Attack” Email

Trump Summons Generals To War Room After Hawaii Students Get “In The Event Of A Nuclear Attack” Email Here is what not to do when addressing your student population at a time when tensions with a nuclear-armed adversary are running at fever pitch: send an email to the student population with the subject title “in […]

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Rajoy Boxed In With Losing Options: Catalonia Suspends Independence Declaration, Posts Guards at Parliament, Seeks Mediation

Rajoy Boxed In With Losing Options: Catalonia Suspends Independence Declaration, Posts Guards at Parliament, Seeks Mediation  The Catalan parliament met Tuesday afternoon. Catalonia president Carles Puigdemont asked parliament to suspend the effects of Catalonia voting “yes” for independence to hold talks with Spain. However, Puigdemont still maintains the legality of the October 1 referendum in Catalonia, stating […]

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Turkey Sentences Wall Street Journal Reporter To Jail For Terrorist Propaganda

Turkey Sentences Wall Street Journal Reporter To Jail For Terrorist Propaganda A Turkish court has just fanned the flames of an incipient diplomatic crisis between the US and NATO’s most problematic member, when it found a Wall Street Journal reporter guilty of engaging in “terrorist propaganda” in support of a banned Kurdish organization. Ayla Albayrak […]

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Empire Destroying Wars Are Coming to America Under Trump – Part 1

Empire Destroying Wars Are Coming to America Under Trump – Part 1 There are a variety of reasons Trump supporters voted the way they did in November, but one clear message many found attractive was the idea his administration would be driven by an “America First” doctrine. America first meant a lot of things to […]

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Russia Accuses U.S. Of “Pretending To Fight ISIS”

Russia Accuses U.S. Of “Pretending To Fight ISIS” Russia has once again accused the US-led coalition in Iraq and Syria of facilitating the entry of Islamic State terrorists into Syria in order to hinder the advance of the Syrian Army and its allies. On Tuesday Russia’s defense ministry accused the US of merely “pretending” to […]

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Dennis Kucinich: We Must Challenge the ‘Two-Party Duopoly’ Committed to War

Dennis Kucinich: We Must Challenge the ‘Two-Party Duopoly’ Committed to War In a new interview with host Jesse Ventura at RT, former United States presidential candidate and House of Representatives Member Dennis Kucinich stressed the importance of the American people challenging the “two-party duopoly that’s committed to war.” In the interview, Kucinich discusses his work […]

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NATO “Concerned by Russia’s Military Buildup Close to Our Borders”

NATO “Concerned by Russia’s Military Buildup Close to Our Borders” The Secretary-General of NATO said this on October 9th, speaking in NATO member Romania, right across the Black Sea from Russia’s region of Crimea (which had always been part of Russia except for the brief period 1954-2014, when the Soviet dictator arbitrarily transferred Crimea to […]

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Russia And China Continue To Boost Oil Ties

Russia And China Continue To Boost Oil Ties Even before the OPEC/non-OPEC production cuts took effect in January 2017, Russia had already beaten Saudi Arabia to become China’s single largest oil supplier for 2016. Since then, Saudi Arabia has sacrificed still more of its market share in the prized Chinese market, while Russia has dominated […]

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A Deaf Ear to Dire Russian Warnings

A Deaf Ear to Dire Russian Warnings Official Washington is so obsessed with the hyped Russia-gate allegations that it isn’t picking up on dire warnings from Russia that continued U.S. military interference in Syria won’t be tolerated, as Gilbert Doctorow notes. From time to time, the Kremlin uses the Sunday evening weekly news wrap-up program […]

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Spanish Police Set To Arrest Catalan Leader “Immediately” If He Declares Independence

Spanish Police Set To Arrest Catalan Leader “Immediately” If He Declares Independence Spain’s D-Day is here: the country’s biggest political crisis since an attempted military coup in 1981 is about to get a resolution – one way or another – and as Bloomberg reports, Spanish police are ready to arrest Catalan President Carles Puigdemont “immediately” […]

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US Sends Nuclear Submarine To Korean Peninsula For More Military Drills

US Sends Nuclear Submarine To Korean Peninsula For More Military Drills As US forces prepare to join their South Korean partners for yet another round of the military exercises that North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un is so fond of, the US has sent a nuclear-powered sub to participate. The nuclear-powered submarine Michigan will arrive […]

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South Korea’s New “Blackout Bomb” Can Paralyze The North’s Power Grid

South Korea’s New “Blackout Bomb” Can Paralyze The North’s Power Grid US and South Korean officials are nervously watching to see if North Korea follows through with its threats to carry out another nuclear test – or to fire a rumored long-range missile capable of accurately striking the west coast of the US into the […]

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The Geopolitical Consequences Of U.S. Oil Exports

The Geopolitical Consequences Of U.S. Oil Exports Two crucial things happened yesterday. The first you may have noticed – oil prices moved back up. As for the second, most so-called “experts” seemed to have missed. See, the environment we’re seeing in energy markets is very different from what we saw only a week ago, when […]

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