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Former British intelligence officer: Ukraine, Iran and Yemen are part of a larger struggle for a Western-dominated world order

Former British intelligence officer and EU Middle East advisor Alastair Crooke paints a far-reaching picture of today's geopolitical conflicts. According to his analysis, the wars and confrontations in Ukraine, against Iran, and in Yemen are not isolated events, but rather expressions of an overarching Western power project. Its aim, he…
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Can We Be Anything We Want to Be?

That is a rather narcissistic question to begin with, isn’t it? If we want to be something, then, according to this statement, we can be that, regardless of what it means to anyone else, or what it means to our own obligations to reality. The woke liberal culture would say yes: we can be anything we want to be. Anything? According…
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“We shouldn’t have done that”: Thiel breaks with Trump over the Iran war and warns that America may not have “hard power”

Peter Thiel, the co-founder of PayPal and Palantir (PLTR), who in 2016 was the first major technology investor to back Trump and the biggest funder of the Super PACs behind JD Vance's 2022 Senate campaign, has now drawn a clear line on Trump's crucial foreign policy gamble. In a recording of a private lecture on October 12 in…
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“Six to seven months”: Former CIA analyst Johnson warns of direct war between Russia and NATO states

Former CIA analyst Larry Johnson considers a direct military confrontation between Russia and several European NATO states a serious possibility. In an extensive conversation with former US officer Stanislav “Stas” Krapivnik, Johnson estimated the probability of Russia and European states exchanging fire directly within the next six to…
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Dissecting the Deep State Cadaver

The term “deep state” has long stopped being a mere political slogan and has become part of an analytical framework. It is indispensable for explaining the continuity of agendas and priorities despite the constant churn among the public members of ruling elites. It serves the essential function of maintaining continuity. It is able to…
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During World War II there were food ration cards, during covid there were QR codes – the next crisis could unleash the unimaginable

For many, it still sounds like a scenario from a dystopian future: food only available with digital authorization, fuel quotas, personal consumption limits, and a QR code that determines who can access what. But the basic idea isn't so far-fetched. Rationing has already been implemented; Switzerland still uses it as a crisis management…
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