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Is Washington’s Dangerous Ukraine Boondoggle Starting to Unravel?
Ukraine, USA

Is Washington’s Dangerous Ukraine Boondoggle Starting to Unravel?

By: Ron Paul Last week the world stood on the very edge of a nuclear war, as Ukraine’s US-funded president, Vladimir Zelensky, urged NATO military action over a missile that landed on Polish soil. "This is a Russian missile attack on collective security! This is a really significant escalation. Action is needed," said Zelensky immediately after the missile landed. But there was a problem. The missile was fired from Ukraine – likely an accident in the fog of war. Was it actually a Russian missile, of course, that might mean World War III. But Zelensky didn’t seem to be bothered by the prospect of the world blown up, judging from his reckless rhetoric. While Zelensky has been treated as a saint by the US media, the Biden Administration, and both parties in Congress, something u...
On This Day in 1981, The United States and U.S.S.R. open talks to reduce intermediate-range nuclear forces
Russia, USA

On This Day in 1981, The United States and U.S.S.R. open talks to reduce intermediate-range nuclear forces

The talks led to signed agreements and finally, an end to The Cold War Representatives from the United States and the Soviet Union open talks to reduce their intermediate-range nuclear forces (INF) in Europe. The talks lasted until December 17 but ended inconclusively. SALT I (1972) and SALT II (1979) reduced the number of strategic nuclear weapons held by the two superpowers but left unresolved the issue of the growing number of non-strategic weapons-the so-called intermediate-range nuclear missiles in Europe. Talks led to the signing of agreements between Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev and U.S. President Ronald Reagan in December 1987 By 1976, the Soviets began to update their INF systems with better SS-20 missiles. America’s NATO allies call...
The Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Nightmare
USA

The Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Nightmare

VT's Stuart Littlewood digs deep exposing real threat Ukraine War has on a possible Nuclear disaster  By: Stuart Littlewood Update on efforts to form a ‘protection’ team of unarmed civilian volunteers to monitor a de-militarised zone around the endangered nuclear power plant and support the IAEA inspectors. Recap: Zaporizhzhya has six old reactors surrounded by 37 years of nuclear waste in unprotected cooling pools and dry casks. The plant is near the front line and has been in Russian hands since February although it is owned and operated by the Ukrainian state entity Energoatom, whose personnel still have the day-to-day management. For months artillery fire has caused damage to various structures including the backup power supply lines needed to keep the reactors and th...
Putting an End to Zelensky’s Follies
Russia, Ukraine

Putting an End to Zelensky’s Follies

There has been considerable speculation that the unregulated and unmonitored flow of billions of dollars of US taxpayer provided money through Ukraine’s notoriously corrupt government provided a perfect mechanism for large scale money laundering. By Philip Giraldi One week ago, the Ukrainian government may have deliberately attacked neighbor Poland in an attempt to draw the NATO alliance into its war with Russia. The incident involved a missile that hit a grain processing site inside Poland and killed two farmers. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky immediately blamed Russia for the incident even though he surely must have known that the missile had been fired from Ukraine, meaning that he may have been using a so-called “false flag” to create a false narrative of what had o...
Isis Leader Was Killed in Russian-Backed Syrian Security Operation. Debunked the US CentCom Statement
Syria

Isis Leader Was Killed in Russian-Backed Syrian Security Operation. Debunked the US CentCom Statement

 By: Fabio Giuseppe Carlo Carisio On the cover image ISIS fighters in Iraq pledge allegiance to new ISIS leader, Abu Al-Hassan Al-Hashemi Al-Qurashi, in March 2022. On May 26, 2022, al-Qurashi was reportedly captured in a raid by Turkish anti-terrorism and intelligence agents in Istanbul. Why was then freed? – InfoPhoto by Nordic Monitor Article by South Front – All links to Gospa News article have been added aftermath ISIS former leader Abu al-Hasan al-Hashimi al-Qurashi was reportedly killed in a Russian-backed Syrian security operation that took place in the southern Syrian governorate of Daraa. The terrorist group announced the death of its leader in an audio message that was released on November 30, naming Abu al-Hussein al-Husseini al-Qura...
AIPAC Had a Banner Year in Election Meddling — and We Should All Be Concerned
USA, ZIO-NAZI

AIPAC Had a Banner Year in Election Meddling — and We Should All Be Concerned

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi speaks at the annual American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) conference on March 26, 2019 in Washington, DC. BY: Sam Rosenthal, Truthout With the general election just around the corner, it’s a good time to look back at lessons learned from the 2022 primary cycle. For progressives, the results were a mixed bag. Many incumbent progressives successfully defended their seats and will cruise through their general elections; Congress will even welcome a few new left-leaning representatives in January. In other respects, though, the outlook for progressives is not so rosy. More than a few candidates amassed considerable financial resources and people power, only to see uninspiring incumbents squeak through to the general election. Win or lose,...
Colombian president Gustavo Petro walking the tightrope of ‘total peace’
Colombia

Colombian president Gustavo Petro walking the tightrope of ‘total peace’

Will the new government be allowed to implement its social programmes to address the damage from decades of US-backed terrorism and war? Lalkar writers Under new legislation, young people in Colombia will have the opportunity of carrying out ‘social service for peace’ as an alternative to military service. Alongside agricultural reforms and measures aimed at redressing rampant inequality, this is one of the measures the new government hopes will be able to transform the country after decades of US-inspired fratricide. But will Uncle Sam step aside for these people-centred reforms to take effect? And will Colombia’s traditionally imperialist-allied armed forces keep the line? Two regional trade union officials were killed in southern Colombia in mid-October – Ferney Mora...
Support our nurses’ struggle for decent pay!
Health, United Kingdom

Support our nurses’ struggle for decent pay!

It is not our hard-pressed medical staff who are greedy, but the privateers who are pushing down their wages in the interests of profit. Party leaflet What does it say about our rulers’ priorities that even working 12-hour shifts, many nurses cannot afford to eat properly themselves, feed their children, cover their travel costs and heat their homes? Download this leaflet as a pdf Way beyond breaking point, nurses across the NHS have finally voted to take strike action. The last time they had a real-terms pay increase was back in 2010, since when pay settlements have fallen further and further behind inflation. Throughout that time, many have descended into poverty, as is evidenced by the fact that over a quarter of NHS trusts are now running&n...
Tribute to Comrade Avtar Jouhl
United Kingdom

Tribute to Comrade Avtar Jouhl

An indefatigable fighter against racism and imperialism, and for socialism, which he knew held the only solution to humanity’s problems. Harpal Brar Avtar Jouhl seated (on the front far right) with his late comrades Jagmohan Joshi and Teja Sahota in the People's Republic of China. All his life, Avtar fought the struggle against racism on the basis that it was inexplicably bound with the struggle against imperialism. It was for this reason that he believed the struggle should be led by communists. Comrade Avtar Jouhl (1937-2022), a much-loved and much-respected anti-imperialist and proletarian revolutionary, passed away on the morning of 8 October 2022. Born in the village of Jandiala, Punjab, India, on 2 November 1937, he came to Britain in 1...
British armed forces planned terrorist attack on the Crimean bridge
Russia, Ukraine, United Kingdom

British armed forces planned terrorist attack on the Crimean bridge

Like the fool of ancient Chinese fable, the imperialists continue to lift rocks that merely break their own feet. Proletarian writers The prompt issuance of a celebratory stamp may prove to have been an act of public gloating for which the Ukronazis and their imperialist backers will pay a heavy price. With every act of terroristic vandalism by their erstwhile overlords, developing countries are deciding the time has come to break free of imperialist media domination and control and to join instead the increasingly powerful and assertive anti-imperialist block. https://w.soundcloud.com/player/?url=https%3A//api.soundcloud.com/tracks/1389175663&color=%23ff5500&inverse=false&auto_play=false&show_user=true The bombing of the Crimean bridge was the latest in a stri...