In another ridiculous geopolitical stunt, the Deep State corporate court of the US finds Iran “liable for the deaths of more than 1,000 people as a result of the September 11 attacks. They must keep the propaganda going as the major offensive to topple the Deep State out continues to inspire lively debates among geopolitical observers. [ 1,010 more word ]
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Around 600 participants from 71 countries met in Crimea at the 4th Yalta International Economic Forum to discuss global cooperation and the building of a better world. [ 1,076 more word ]
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There’s been an ongoing debate about the reality of the Deep State’s decline in world influence. Some say that the Russia-China led collaboration towards multipolarity is just another scheme played on the global population by the same dominant bloodlines. [ 1,368 more word ]
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The Duterte government has been from the very beginning, implementing a grand plan to bring all overseas Filipino workers home. This idea is brought about by a first-hand experience in rescuing distressed workers in the Middle East, among others, of the president. He was told by his lawmaker counterpart that all household workers are treated as sex slaves by default in certain Arab tribes. [ 373 more words ]
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On April 20, in Pyongyang, the Third Plenary Meeting of the Seventh Central Committee of the Worker’s Party of Korea was held “to discuss the policy issues of a new stage in line with the demand of the important historic period of the revolution’s development.” A plenary session ranks second in importance in intraparty actions after a congress, and typically is not assembled for ordinary matters. [ 922 more words ]
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In the early years of the global effort to defeat the belligerent faction of the Western Deep State, the BRICS Alliance had sought to do it in a manner that would have the least negative impact on the population of the West. More than a decade since, and the West has not changed much. They are still in the stage of talking about the true nature of the problem with utmost eloquence. [ 1,633 more word ]

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The Yemenis are lesser humans than those who consider themselves humanitarians and socially conscious societies. Their deaths simply don’t merit the same attention accorded to single shooter, or car rampaging, victims. But Macron’s dandruff does. [ 598 more words ]

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Who may have done this before, whereby somebody told a CFR crowd point blank that the US can convert its military bases abroad for more constructive pursuit such as their conversion into industrial locations, is certainly out of his mind. But the current foreign secretary of the Philippines, Peter Cayetano, did it in US soil.

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It is ironic in many respect that the government that is causing decades of misery and fear against the Koreans is claiming that its “maximum pressure” is working towards the realization of peace on the Korean peninsula. Thanks to the “strong leadership of @POTUS Trump,” said Mike Pence. [ 893 more words ]

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It is common knowledge that Theresa May’s husband Philip essentially acts as the unofficial advisor to the Prime Minister – a fact proven by the former Conservative MP for Chichester, Andrew Tyrie, who said during a Newsnight profile of the PM’s husband that “Philip is clearly acting as, informally, an advisor to Theresa. Probably much like Denis did to Margaret Thatcher.” [ 674 more words ]

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On April 8-11, the resort town of Bo’ao, situated on the Chinese island of Hainan, saw the regular economic Boao Forum for Asia (BFA). Let us note the increasing importance of this forum that today is called “the Asian Davos”. This time it was visited by both the former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon (chosen as the chairman of the BFA directors) and the incumbent one, António Guterres. [ 967 more words ]

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Russia and India are long-standing partners with a rich history of mutually beneficial cooperation. The two countries have great trading potential. However, Russian-Indian trade and economic cooperation cannot yet be called very active. This situation is not acceptable to either side, and now Russia and India are working to develop their economic relations. [ 1,027 more word ]

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Mission accomplished, that's how Triumphant Trump congratulated himself after the missile attacks on an alleged chemical weapons factory used to gas Syrian civilians in Ghouta, days ago, in compliance to the Deep State narrative that the Assad government is killing its own people, which therefore, requires the highly indispensable Western intervention . But the reality in ground zero is exactly the opposite. [ 228 more words ]

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This morning, I am greeted by a series of tweets that will put to shame the mainstream journalists of the West. The multi-awarded UK-based White Helmets' chemical attack false flag could not pass Rotten Tomatoes movie critics ever. Here's why... [ 168 more words ]

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