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Torture in Ukraine – Harrowing testimony from Journalist Laurent Brayard
C.I.A, Human Rights, Media, Ukraine

Torture in Ukraine – Harrowing testimony from Journalist Laurent Brayard

English speaking torture experts, Azov savagery and Satanic ritual Stratpol (pro-Russian media) recently interviewed Laurent Brayard, a French journalist and pro-Donbass activist who has been collecting testimonies of Ukraine's prison survivors: militiamen, spies or innocent passerby, the stories he collected shed a new light on the historical roots of the ongoing conflict, and the methods used by Ukrainians since 2014. What is most horrifying albeit entirely expected - the Red Cross and UN appear to be totally aware of these horrors yet have done nothing. WARNING: Distressing content  https://youtu.be/GFynJY_SeKc
Gaza 2035 – Naziyahu’s dystopian vision for Gaza’s future
Gaza, Holocaust, Human Rights, Palestine Affairs, USA, ZIO-NAZI

Gaza 2035 – Naziyahu’s dystopian vision for Gaza’s future

Zionist Machiavellian plan for the region to counter Resistance and Iran VANESSA BEELEY “From crisis to prosperity - transformation of Gaza from an Iranian shrine to a moderate axis” - this is the tagline of a recent Ynet article in Hebrew that reports on the Netanyahu administration examination of a dystopian vision of Gaza’s future as a hideous Dubai/Singapore style outpost of Zionist and US/UK military and economic hegemony in West Asia. Previously Ron Ben Yishai had written for Ynet: It is hard to imagine the Gaza Strip becoming the tiny and glittering country in East Asia, but it is the vision that Netanyahu is trying to advance behind the scenes. The idea: complete detachment from Israel and connection to the world through a maritime corridor to ...
Reasons why Egypt is not a friend of Palestine Part 1 – the economic trap
Egypt, Gaza, Holocaust, Human Rights, USA, ZIO-NAZI

Reasons why Egypt is not a friend of Palestine Part 1 – the economic trap

VANESSA BEELEY Egypt has long been responsible for the collective punishment of Palestinians while feigning sympathy. Our path to Palestine will not be covered with a red carpet or with yellow sand. Our path to Palestine will be covered with blood... In order that we may liberate Palestine, the Arab nation must unite, the Arab armies must unite, and a unified plan of action must be established. Gamal Abdul Nasser 1965 Egypt’s pivotal role as an ally and supporter of the Palestinian cause degraded dramatically after the suspected assassination of President Gamal Abdul Nasser in 1967 when Nasser was only 52 and known to be in excellent health. Nasser was succeeded by Anwar Sadat who deceived and betrayed Syria during the 1973 October war or ...
EU Citizens Are Fully Aware Of EU’s Democratic Deficit: An Interview With C. J. Polychroniou
Europe

EU Citizens Are Fully Aware Of EU’s Democratic Deficit: An Interview With C. J. Polychroniou

by: Alexandra Boutri & CJ Polychroniou 06-09-2024. Europeans go to polls this week for parliament vote. What is at stake? Is the future of the European Union (EU) at risk on account of the surge of the far-right? But is the EU even a democratic institution worth saving? And why is the Left in crisis across Europe? Political economist/political scientist C. J. Polychroniou tackles these questions in an interview with the French-Greek independent journalist Alexandra Boutri. Alexandra Boutri: Elections for the European Parliament (EP) are taking place this week from Thursday 6 June to Sunday 10 June. Some 373 million citizens across the 27 members of the European Union (EU) are eligible to vote, but it remains to be seen whether the “surge” in participation in 2019 will...
The Far Right’s Political Power Is Expected To Grow In EU Elections
Europe, Politics

The Far Right’s Political Power Is Expected To Grow In EU Elections

by: C.J. Polychroniou 06-06-2024 ~ Far right and hardline conservative parties may emerge as the third-biggest political force in the European Parliament. Every five years, citizens of European Union (EU) governments elect their representatives as members of the European Parliament. With 720 seats up for grabs, this year’s election, which will take place from June 6-9, is especially crucial for the future of the continent for several reasons. First, the deadliest war on European soil in more than 70 years has been going on since February 24, 2022, yet Europe remains politically subservient to the United States and is thus completely incapable of forging a strategy of its own to deal with the Ukraine crisis. Second, Europe is facing an economic stagnation&nb...
US, ‘Israel’, And Gaza: A Failure Of International Systems Of Governance
Gaza, Holocaust, Human Rights, Palestine Affairs, USA, ZIO-NAZI

US, ‘Israel’, And Gaza: A Failure Of International Systems Of Governance

by: Alexandra Boutri & CJ Polychroniou Gaza Strip – Ills.: en.m.wikipedia.org Gaza is facing a humanitarian catastrophe as Israel continues its massive assault across the besieged region. More than 11,000 people have already been killed and most of Gaza’s infrastructure is destroyed. Even hospitals have not been spared from the Israeli rage. Yet, the international community is unwilling to act and force Israel to stop the killings. This is a failure of grand proportions for the international systems of governance, argues political scientist/political economist, author, and journalist C. J. Polychroniou in an interview with the French-Greek journalist Alexandra Boutri. Polychroniou also objects to the idea that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is unique in hi...
Rebuilding The Left Is Crucial To Stemming The Surge Of Europe’s Far Right
Europe

Rebuilding The Left Is Crucial To Stemming The Surge Of Europe’s Far Right

by: C.J. Polychroniou Rebuilding the Left Is Crucial to Stemming the Surge of Europe’s Far Right. Just over half of the 373 million citizens eligible to vote across the 27 European Union (EU) countries bothered to cast a ballot during the four-day European Parliament (EP) election that concluded on June 9. Germany — the EU’s most populous country, and its political and economic powerhouse but with its days as an industrial superpower rapidly coming to an end — saw a record-high voter turnout, with close to 65 percent of eligible voters turning out for the EP elections. Apparently, German citizens may have felt that the “business as usual” approach both in Brussels and inside their own country could no longer go on, which is why they dealt a humiliating defe...
The Ethnic Violence In Manipur, India, Explained
India

The Ethnic Violence In Manipur, India, Explained

Posted by: John Phoenix The ethnoreligious violence in the Indian state of Manipur between Meiteis and Kukis has been ongoing since May, but it was only in July 2023 when a video went viral in India showing two women being paraded naked that the world began to pay attention to the situation in earnest. One of the women was reportedly sexually assaulted after the conclusion of the video. Calls for accountability came from all quarters, including the Indian Supreme Court, and even Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the leader of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), was forced to break his conspicuous silence on the conflict in the northeastern state. The majority of the conflict has been dominated by Meitei mobs, who are mostly Hindus, attacking the predo...
Labor and Green Colonialism in the Global South
Climate Crisis

Labor and Green Colonialism in the Global South

BY JOHN FEFFER Photograph Source: Stephen Yang / The Solutions Project – CC BY 2.0 Making a transition away from fossil fuels is going to require a lot of work. But there’s a real concern that it will also require a lot fewer workers. All of the workers in fossil fuel industries, for instance, are acutely aware that their jobs are at risk, if not immediately then at some point in the future. Along with automation, the energy transition also threatens to reduce the ranks of those in sectors dependent on fossil fuel, like plastics, steel, and petrochemicals. And unions are particularly concerned that unionized jobs in these sectors will be replaced with lower-paid non-union positions if they aren’t outsourced to lower-wage countries altogether. In 2023, employment ...
My Trip to Syktyvkar
Russia

My Trip to Syktyvkar

BY BORIS KAGARLITSKY I was going to the airport to meet my wife, who was returning from abroad on July 25 last year. But the meeting did not take place. Two polite young men approached me and, presenting their FSB officer IDs, informed me that I had been detained: I was accused of justifying terrorism. Already in the evening of that same day, I was sent under escort to Syktyvkar, the capital of the Komi Republic, where I was put in prison. I was unfamiliar with the Komi Republic, except for the historical fact that during Stalin’s time a significant part of the 'GULAG' ? institutions were located here, about which, of course, I have read and written extensively. The reason for my arrest was a video I had published on YouTube 10 months earlier. I talked about current events...