Energy sector as a tool of US foreign policy

Tag: Energy sector as a tool of US foreign policy

Emperor Obama’s Old New Clothes and the US Energy War (II)

16/10/2014 by ORIENTAL REVIEW / 3 comments

Part I There is a difference between a people’s revolution and an orchestrated coup, there is a difference between allowing people to choose their leaders democratically, irrespective of whether they are pro-western or pro-Russian, and actually installing a government, which the US has done in Kiev after the coup. One […]

Continue Reading →

Polish Chasteners in Ukraine

16/10/2014 by ORIENTAL REVIEW / 4 comments

A protest action against the participation of Polish soldiers and mercenaries in combat actions in Ukraine occurred on October 4 near the parliament building in Warsaw. Participants held flags of Poland, Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, the Donetsk and Luhansk People’s republics. They carried placards with slogans: «,Stop Bandera «Stop supporting Banderites. We […]

Continue Reading →

Emperor Obama’s Old New Clothes and the US Energy War (I)

15/10/2014 by ORIENTAL REVIEW / 2 comments

It really is a pity that children are not allowed to U.N. meetings, so that during Obama’s address to the General Assembly last week someone could have shouted out: “The King is naked!”. For even though in its intention his speech was supposed to be a finely-weaved cloth depicting utopian motifs of […]

Continue Reading →