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In The Future of Violence, Benjamin Wittes and Gabriella Blum discuss a disturbing hypothetical scenario. A lone actor in Nigeria, “home to a great deal of spamming and online fraud activity,” tricks women and teenage girls into downloading malware that enables him to monitor and record their activity, for the…
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The founder of a globalist think tank has written an article for Foreign Policy in which he complains that the coronavirus outbreak is “killing globalization as we know it.” Philippe Legrain, founder of the Open Political Economy Network (OPEN) says that the spread of SARS-CoV-2 “has been a gift to nativist…
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  At mid March, the markets took a 1000 point hit which was more than a little startling for many investors since the last 1000 point fall only happened three days prior… all in all bringing the financial markets to lows not seen since April 2008, and veering dangerously close to a precipice which has 1929 written all over…
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  As always, new readers should go back and acquaint themselves with all the articles on the coronavirus situation. It is not possible to recapitulate the full scope of details, evidence, and analysis each time a new piece appears. In today’s episode of virus fakery and population consciousness control, it is…
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  While mass media is steadily encouraging fear and panic, we actually need to calm down and take a deep breath. Here are some things to remember in these trying times. In these past weeks, we’ve witnessed a series of major historical events of a magnitude that is still difficult to fathom. With these events…
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  “New beginnings are often disguised as painful endings.” Reflecting on these words by Lao Tzu we can see how they relate to the current coronavirus hysteria. There is a great deal of fear in the collective consciousness right now, particularly in the West, in regards to what is being called a global…
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  by Dylan Charles In 1952, the United States government released a civil defense film entitled Duck and Cover. Aimed at teaching school children how to survive an atomic bomb attack, the film’s hero, Bert the Turtle, found safety in his turtle shell while the narrator scared the snot out of kids with terrifying…
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  Over the past half-decade, a small army of US analysts, politicians, academics and media pundits have been predicting the imminent fall, overthrow, defeat and replacement of the Venezuelan government. They have been wrong on all counts, in each and every attempt to foist a US client regime. In fact, most of the US induced…
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    Read the first part of the article Fewer, but better, Europeans? At the same time, the importance of the “Russian threat” cannot be dismissed. The North Stream 2, in particular, became a litmus test on pro-Eurasian vs. pro-Atlanticist attitudes, with the…
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  While the European Union is theoretically the world’s biggest economy using the world’s second most popular currency in international transactions, it remains to be seen whether in the future it will evolve into a genuine component of a multi-polar international system or become a satellite in someone else’s…
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