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WATCH: A Brief History of Hopium

With all these decades and—in the case of the oldest democracies—centuries of broken political promises, you’d think that the...

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Presidential Election drives home Syrian sovereignty and Western irrelevance

Vanessa Beeley On the 27th May 2021, Syria changed history. President Bashar Al Assad was re-elected with an overwhelming...

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Pro-Independence parties win Catalan elections

Jordi Oriola Folch For the third time in a row, the Catalan pro-independence movement wins with an absolute majority...

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We Do Not Live in a True Democracy

Tryfon Farmakakis Alan Hamilton’s “From Blue Shirts to Brown” is a great article which gets a lot of things...

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CrowdStrikeOut: Mueller’s Own Report Undercuts Its Core Russia-Meddling Claims

by Aaron Maté, July 5, 2019 At a May press conference capping his tenure as special counsel, Robert Mueller...

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Ivan Golunov vs. Julian Assange: A Quest for Journalistic Solidarity

Denis Churilov A Russian investigative journalist, Ivan Golunov, who has been writing primarily about corruption within the government, got...

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The Miners’ Strike: Renewed Class Struggle in Chiatura, Georgia

Sopiko Japaridze via Transnational Social Strike Platform Over 3,000 workers in the manganese mining town of Chiatura (Georgia) started...

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If Congress has no Mojo to Govern, let’s make it a Part Time Job

Renee Parsons If the American public needs any further evidence that the US Congress is unable to function as...

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WATCH: Seizing the Means of Production

Unicorn Riot, via Economic Grassroots Organizing [CC – Greek, English] Workers have successfully self-managed the production of environmentally-friendly cleaning...

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As the 2019 Indian General Election Takes Place, Are the Nation’s Farmers Being Dealt a Knock-Out Blow?

Colin Todhunter In 1830, British colonial administrator Lord Metcalfe said India’s villages were little republics that had nearly everything...

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RussiaGate as Organised Distraction

Prof. Oliver Boyd-Barrett, via Organisation for Propaganda Studies For over two years RussiaGate has accounted for a substantial proportion...

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International Observers to Venezuela’s Election Pen Letter to the EU

via Venezuelan Analysis In view of the ongoing Western attempt to destabilize Venezuela, we think it instructive to present...

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Over 70 Experts Call for US to Stop Interfering in Venezuela

via Venezuelan Analysis, 24 January 2019 Noam Chomsky, Alfred de Zayas, Sujatha Fernandes, Boots Riley, John Pilger, Vijay Prashad and many...

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The FBI’s police state operation against Trump

Patrick Martin, 14 January, 2019, via WSWS A front-page article published Saturday in the New York Times revealing that...

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Tilting at the Mills in the Empire: Or, Fascism Real and Imaginary

Vladimir Golstein In the real world, fascists come to power when Western democracies imposed unbelievably harsh sanctions on Germany,...

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Curious Bedfellows: The Neocon and Progressive Alliance to Destroy Donald Trump

Philip Giraldi, January 14, 2019, via American Herald Tribune The Roman poet Ovid’s masterful epic The Metamorphoses includes the...

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My Interview with Democratic Candidate They Legion

Vladimir Golstein In the heart of the heartland, in Des Moines, Iowa, the Democratic Party has at last found...

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“The Resistance” & the Gilets Jaunes

Why France’s Yellow Vest protests have been ignored by “The Resistance” in the US Max Parry The rich are...

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Britain on the Leash with the United States – but at Which End?

James George Jatras, October 13, 2018, via Strategic Culture The “special relationship” between the United States and the United...

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Business as Usual: Washington’s Regime Change Strategy in Venezuela

Garry Leech via GreanvillePost, Nov 23rd 2018 For those who have been following Venezuela closely in recent years there...

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