I have bookmarked a number of issues without publishing them. This gives the links to important and provocative actions by NATO and its members over the last two months. They are in no particular order. What has been under discussion for a while is now a fait accomplie: G7 Leaders Read more…
This series of short takes on particular topics was designed to capture what I consider are important developments on a short term or daily basis. It was a couple of months ago that Macron announced that France would send military personnel to the Ukraine, This was done to a small Read more…
Yesterday, Russia reported two terrorist attacks on its territory. The first, an attack on Orthodox and Jewish places of worship in the Republic of Dagestan, was committed by an unidentified terrorist organization: Death Toll In Dagestan Terror Attack Rises To 20 Killed, Russians Fear More To Come. The second was Read more…
I have covered it all in several articles. Those flagged with an * in the reference list linked at the bottom below cover it in bits and pieces. There is more background reference material given but the overview is contained in this interview of Jeffrey Sachs by Judge Andrew Napolitano Read more…
I haven’t published updates for a while because progress in the war has been incrementally slow against the the Ukraine until yesterday. Bakhmut officially fell yesterday as WEEB Union reports (10:09 minutes): During this period of non-reporting, the West has continued to escalate the war with Britain sending long range Read more…
Recently, unrest in Georgia has brought the country to the forefront of Eurasian politics. George Soros’ Open Society-funded colour revolutionaries are fomenting trouble. To this end, James Corbett interviews Riley Waggaman in this audio presentation: This brings to mind the Russo-Georgian war of 2008. In it, Russia established de facto Read more…
In 2014, there was an attempt to end the bloodshed in the predominantly Russian Donbas region which had been going on for 8 years with 14,000 civilian casualties. An agreement brokered by France and Germany with the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE ), Ukraine and Russia was Read more…
Current Commentary The Duran has a very long panel discussion around the war, its conduct and wider geopolitical implications, particularly with the coming war with China (2:10:11 minutes). These are guys with very informed and thought-out opinions. For almost anyone in the West it’s worth the watch. Alexander thinks that Read more…
Bakhmut is the site of a battle that has been going on since last May. The city is now almost encircled by the Russians. There have been conflicting reports about a Ukrainian retreat. There have also been conflicting reports of disagreement among the top generals whether to retreat or stand Read more…
Here’s an interview with Martin Armstrong on the global context of the war (1:37:10 minutes): In this weeks interview, Judge Andrew Napolitano and Col. Douglas Macgregor discuss the Russian offensive. It has been going slower than initially expected for a number of reasons, one of which is the unusually mild Read more…