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What would happen if the West launched an attack on Russia?
Russia, USA

What would happen if the West launched an attack on Russia?

Moscow has a Soviet-era system which can even hit back if NATO succeeds in taking out key decision makers By Russia Today Imagine if one day we suddenly get a news alert to say the button’s been pushed and nuclear war has been unleashed? Within hours, millions would be dead and hundreds of millions more would die in the following days. Gray ashes would soar into the air and scatter upon the ruins of what used to be Moscow. The US would have blown up all the ‘decision-making’ centers in today’s Russia. But what about Washington? The very same thing, but not only just the American capital – other key NATO cities would probably be destroyed as well. That’s the horrific reality for mankind if atomic weapons are ever used. Because, as modern Russian...
On this Day in 1942, Nazi German Troops Take Vichy France
France

On this Day in 1942, Nazi German Troops Take Vichy France

By: Assistant Managing Editor https://www.facebook.com/plugins/like.php?href=https://www.veteranstoday.com/2022/11/10/on-this-day-in-1942-nazi-german-troops-take-vichy-france/&layout=button_count&show_faces=false&width=105&action=like&colorscheme=light&height=21 On November 10, 1942, German troops occupy Vichy France, which had previously been free of an Axis military presence. Since July 1940, upon being invaded and defeated by Nazi German forces, the autonomous French state had been split into two regions. One was occupied by German troops, and the other was unoccupied, governed by a more or less puppet regime centered in Vichy, a spa region about 200 miles southeast of Paris, and led by Gen. Philippe Petain, a World War I hero. Pub...
How CIA Created a Fake Western Reality for ‘Unconventional Warfare’
C.I.A, USA

How CIA Created a Fake Western Reality for ‘Unconventional Warfare’

Part 3 of The Universal Empire: A Four-Part Series from VT's Fitzgerald & Gould. By Paul Fitzgerald and Elizabeth Gould The odd, psychologically conflicted and politically divisive ideology referred to as neoconservatism can claim many godfathers. Irving Kristol (father of William Kristol), Albert Wohlstetter, Daniel Bell, Norman Podhoretz and Sidney Hook come to mind. And there are many others. But in both theory and practice, the title of founding father for the neoconservative agenda of endless warfare that rules the thinking of America’s defense and foreign policies today might best be applied to James Burnham. His writings in the 1930s provided a refined Oxford intellectual’s gloss to the Socialist Workers Party, and as a close adviser to Communist revolut...
IN PHOTOS: Gaza Mourns Killing of Oday Tamimi
Gaza

IN PHOTOS: Gaza Mourns Killing of Oday Tamimi

Palestinians in the Gaza Strip held a funeral house to mourn the killing of Palestinian fighter Oday Tamimi. (Photo: Mahmoud Ajjour, The Palestine Chronicle) By Palestine Chronicle Staff Palestinians in the Gaza Strip held a funeral house to mourn the killing of Palestinian fighter Oday Tamimi who was killed on Wednesday by Israeli gunfire at the entrance of the illegal settlement of Ma’ale Adumim, near Jerusalem. Tamimi, a resident of the Jerusalem refugee camp of Shuafat, was accused of killing a soldier and injuring another in a drive-by shooting attack at an Israeli military checkpoint on October 8. Israeli occupation forces pursued Tamimi for over ten days following the drive-by shooting. They besieged Shufat camp, Anata town, and the surrounding areas for 12 ...
New Film Explores Untold Radical Life of Civil Rights Icon Rosa Parks
USA

New Film Explores Untold Radical Life of Civil Rights Icon Rosa Parks

https://www.democracynow.org/embed/story/2022/10/17/the_rebellious_life_of_mrs_rosa BYAmy Goodman, Democracy Now! The new documentary The Rebellious Life of Mrs. Rosa Parks gives a comprehensive look at the legacy of the woman known for refusing to give up her bus seat to a white passenger in 1955, a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement. Beyond helping to inspire the Montgomery bus boycott that ended Alabama’s bus segregation law, Parks was also a lifelong supporter of the Black Power movement and organized in campaigns to seek justice for wrongfully imprisoned Black people, political prisoners, and Black rape survivors like Recy Taylor, whose case Parks investigated for the NAACP in 1944. We speak to the film’s co-director, Yoruba Richen, who says Par...
Biden’s National Security Strategy Is a Defense of US Domination, Not Democracy
USA

Biden’s National Security Strategy Is a Defense of US Domination, Not Democracy

President Joe Biden delivers remarks at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building in Washington, D.C., on October 11, 2022. BYAshley Smith, Truthout The Biden administration just released its new National Security Strategy. It is designed to restore and enforce Washington’s domination over global capitalism and the international state system against pretenders to its throne as the imperial hegemon. As the document puts it, the world order is at an “inflection point;” “the post-Cold War era is definitely over, and a competition is underway between the major powers to shape what comes next.” This is a new predicament for the U.S. After the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, Washington resembled a modern-day Rome with unrivaled geopolitical, economic, and military power to enforc...
How the Islamic Revolution Gave Rise to a Massive Women’s Movement in Iran
Iran

How the Islamic Revolution Gave Rise to a Massive Women’s Movement in Iran

BY BEHROOZ GHAMARI TABRIZI Photograph Source: Darafsh – CC BY-SA 4.0 Let me start with a straightforward proposition that is everywhere on social and mass media these days: The Islamic Republic’s patriarchal repression of women reached a tipping point after the murder in custody of Mahsa (Zhina) Amini by the Guidance Patrol on September 16, 2022. A revolt, led by young women, engulfed the entire country under the banner of women, life, freedom. At the root of this movement is the anti-women core of the Islamic regime and the struggle of Iranian women against it since its very beginning in 1979. The whole nation — inside and outside the country, the global community, the progressive Left as well as the hawkish Right, stand in solidarity with this movement. The prot...
No Evidence for Psychiatry’s Depression Claims, Report Three 2022 Research Reviews
Health

No Evidence for Psychiatry’s Depression Claims, Report Three 2022 Research Reviews

BY BRUCE E. LEVINE Photo by K. Mitch Hodge According to three 2022 comprehensive research reviews, there is no scientific evidence for what we have long been told by psychiatry—and the mainstream media—about the neurobiology of depression. These reviews, in unison, will pack a powerful wallop for critical thinkers. However, for American society in general, the deck is stacked against any scientific truths making a dent in psychiatry’s brain-defect mythology. The implications of these reviews are broken down in the following sections: (1) What We Have Been Told; (2) The Scientific Reality; (3) What Are the Variables Associated with Depression? and (4) The Stacked Deck against Scientific Realities Denting Brain-Defect Mythology. What We Have Been Told The g...
What’s the Problem with 3.9 Percent Annual Wage Growth?
USA

What’s the Problem with 3.9 Percent Annual Wage Growth?

BY DEAN BAKER Photograph by Nathaniel St. Clair Not much can surprise me these days, but I admit to being somewhat surprised when the near universal reaction to the October jobs report was that the Fed will have to keep raising interest rates. The key issue of course is whether the labor market is so tight that it is creating inflationary pressures in the economy. The 261,000 job gain reported for the month can be seen as bad news in this respect. It is faster than we can sustain in an economy that is near full employment. But it is not that much faster, and other data indicated a strong, but more normal labor market, like we had in 2019. The share of unemployment due to voluntary quits fell sharply from the record high reported in September. The 14.6 percent share is lowe...
We Know How to Stop the Decimation of Grizzlies, We Just Need the Will to Act
Environment

We Know How to Stop the Decimation of Grizzlies, We Just Need the Will to Act

BY BARRIE GILBERT Photo by  Janko Ferlič When grizzly populations expand, they run up against more armed people. This has resulted in unsustainable mortality for bears, especially where livestock graze on public land. Many more grizzlies are ending up dead in recent years. Same for confrontations in elk hunting camps in the backcountry. Bears learn gunfire means dinner and they smell and approach gut piles where they’re frequently killed. Is this the future or is there a solution? Grizzly bears are protected under the Endangered Species Act, but their mortality rate is exploding mainly from human conflicts. Bears are expanding their range, largely due to food shortages in places like the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Grizzlies are confronted by armed people at catt...