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A news chronology of France in 2019: The year of Yellow Vest rebellion

December 26, 2019

A news chronology of France in 2019: The year of Yellow Vest rebellion Ramin Mazaheri is the chief correspondent in Paris for Press TV and has lived in France since 2009. He has been a daily newspaper reporter in the US, and has reported from Iran, Cuba, Egypt, Tunisia, South Korea and elsewhere. He is […]

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How QE has radically changed the nature of the West’s financial system.

October 31, 2019

How QE has radically changed the nature of the West’s financial system. Because they are so ensconsed in their little bubble and because they profit so much from maintaining the status quo, Western mainstream media pundits don’t – or perhaps can’t – admit how Quantitative Easing policies have so quickly and so radically changed the […]

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France’s Yellow Vests: Proving Police Are Indeed Part of the 1% 

March 6, 2019

France’s Yellow Vests: Proving Police Are Indeed Part of the 1%  8,000+ arrested, 500 major injuries, 2,000+ imprisoned (as of Feb. 14), 1,500+ awaiting trials (Feb. 14), 12 deaths, 20+ blindings, 6 hands lost, 10,000+ rubber bullets fired. Cops never switch sides – they have too much to lose. The demonstration for “Acte 16”, on March […]

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What happens when the Yellow Vests meet European Debt Crisis II?

January 17, 2019

What happens when the Yellow Vests meet European Debt Crisis II? There is a lot of talk about which economic bubble will burst first and burst the worst (sounds like a gangsta rap song, no?) The stock market, real estate, luxury goods, corporate debt and government bond bubbles, and other lesser bubbles, all jockey for […]

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Iranian Protests – Target of Opportunity or Necessity?

January 4, 2018

Iranian Protests – Target of Opportunity or Necessity? From the moment reports of protests in Iran surfaced I was skeptical of the narrative. It only makes sense to be. So many things are coming together in the first half of 2018 that the timing of these protests warrants scrutiny. The earliest reports were of legitimate and […]

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