The status of South Stream and the newly announced Russia-Turkey gas deal is much more than it seems. It is primarily about putting the brakes on what has slowly been developing into the next world war. This new deal may also represent a serious culmination of Russian, Chinese, and Iranian […]
Month: December 2014
The Multipolar Network-Centric Policy Of The Eurasian Union
Russia’s vision of the Eurasian Union is one in which it sits at the center of an interconnected supercontinent, with Moscow taking the initiative in bringing all sides closer together for their joint and multivectoral benefit. The West’s confrontation with Russia and the New Cold War may actually have been […]
Russia, China mock divide and rule
ROME and BEIJING – The Roman Empire did it. The British Empire copied it in style. The Empire of Chaos has always done it. They all do it. Divide et impera. Divide and rule – or divide and conquer. It’s nasty, brutish and effective. Not forever though, like diamonds, because empires do […]
Grandmaster Putin’s Trap
Accusations of the West towards Putin are traditionally based on the fact that he worked in the KGB. And therefore he is a cruel and immoral person. Putin is blamed for everything. But nobody ever accused Putin of the lack of intelligence. Any accusations against this man only emphasize his ability for […]
America’s Guide To Dismantling The Multipolar World
The US is currently engaged in a global campaign to push back against multipolarity and prolong the unipolar moment. This epic struggle is taking place across all of the continents, with specific Resistant & Defiant (R&D) Cores and their affiliated economic and infrastructural interests being targeted for destabilization. The entire […]
The Obama-Raul ‘Deal’ Exposed: How Cuba Surrendered Without A Shot
Millions of people across the globe popped the champagne and celebrated the US-Cuba deal to restore bilateral relations, while failing to accurately see the situation for what it was – a Cuban surrender. The emotional and symbolic attachment associated with the freeing of Cuba’s three remaining heroes imprisoned in the […]
Did Raul Just Reverse The Entire Cuban Revolution?
Raul Castro may have potentially made a fatal mistake that risks destroying everything the Cuban Revolution built over the past half century. By entering into a deal with the US, he’s letting the wily Color Revolution fox into the hen house, and he’s also betraying his multipolar Russian ally at the […]
Go west, young Han
November 18, 2014: it’s a day that should live forever in history. On that day, in the city of Yiwu in China’s Zhejiang province, 300 kilometers south of Shanghai, the first train carrying 82 containers of export goods weighing more than 1,000 tons left a massive warehouse complex heading for […]
Cold Feet in the Caliphate
Although they revile democracy, thousands of European Muslims have, in Lenin’s line, ‘voted with their feet’ and left free societies to join the most reactionary terror group in the world: the Islamic State (ISIS). Over 3000 have left their families, relative material comfort and wealth, and in many cases university places, to […]
The Devil’s in the Details: Inside The Ukrainian Freedom Support Act
The latest anti-Russian bill to come out of Washington does a lot more than simply arm Ukraine, although that’s destabilizing enough as it is. Contained within the Act are powerful provisions that expand NATO’s influence in Russia’s backyard and continue the War on Syria. The Ukrainian Freedom Support Act (UFSA) […]
War Drums Beat Louder and Faster Between the U.S. and Russia
On Saturday, December 13th, Russian media reported that U.S. President Obama evidently can’t wait to sign the congressional authorization for war against Russia (which has already been passed in draft form by 98% of U.S. House members and 100% of U.S. Senate members), and that he is already shipping military […]
The Transformation of Post-Soviet Russia’s Image in the United States: Domestic and International Challenges
Dark Pictures are Easy to Paint: Journalists and American Images of post-Soviet Russia in Historical Perspective Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies Convention San Antonio, Texas, November 2014 Prelude: Arthur Hays Sulzberger and Soviet Russia, In the summer of 1929, the daughter and son-in-law of the publisher of The New York Times traveled to […]
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