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The United States Quadrennial Political Extravagenda Begins

The US presidential election now has its main characters in place as Mitt Romney has vanquished each of his foes. Now the never ending Media speculation takes place; every utterance of candidates is analyzed. President Obama drew first blood when he came out on side of gay marriages at the same time (an amazing coincidence!) that it was learned that Romney had bullied gays when he was at school...

Rafe MAIR | 21.05.2012


 

US Patriots Against the Empire (I)

...The report contains an important admission that Washington's tactic of propping up overseas opposition groups, inciting unrest, and organizing revolts in other countries is beginning to backfire. The approach is being adopted by the US right who increasingly rely on social media to enlist supporters and deliberately maintain an evasive and loosely structured opposition movement. 

Alexander LEVCHENKO | 17.05.2012


 

US-Afghan Strategic Pact: Obama’s Unfinished War

The signing of the strategic partnership agreement by the United States President Barack Obama and his Afghan counterpart Hamid Karzai becomes a historic landmark in the geopolitics of Central Asia...The sum total of Obama’s message is that the US is going to stay put in Afghanistan for at least another decade.

Melkulangara BHADRAKUMAR | 09.05.2012


 

The USA Views Russia: Friend or Foe?

The US and Russian presidents are to meet each other on May 18-19 on the sidelines of the G8 summit in Camp David. It serves the purpose to have at least a cursory look at the background the historic event is going to take place against...

Andrei AKULOV | 24.04.2012


 

US Defensive at the Americas Summit

At the insistence of the US and Canadian delegations, the plenary sessions of the sixth Summit of the Americas were insulated from the media, causing the evidently shocked journalists who flocked to Cartagena, Colombia, to sarcastically describe the forum as «secret»... The Columbian police and security service must have felt annoyed by the pushiness of their US colleagues and, as it appeared, did not refrain from paying in kind...

Nil NIKANDROV | 17.04.2012


 

Is President Obama a 3 in a Sea of 2s?

I have two political maxims – “you make a serious mistake assuming that people in charge know what the hell they’re doing” and, “you don’t have to be a 10 in politics; you can be a 3 if everyone is a 2”...President Obama has disappointed many people from all sectors of society wherever they live. He has disappointed me but he doesn’t have to look good but only better that everyone else in the election campaign...

Rafe MAIR | 03.04.2012


 

The Queen of Seas at Odds with the Continent

The EU summit held this March was supposed to steer clear of potentially divisive issues, and even the controversial plan calling for heavier contributions to the European stability mechanism was, at the last moment, erased from the forum's agenda. Divisions nevertheless surfaced at the summit as Great Britain appears to be increasingly at odds with the EU continental majority... Ascribing absolute priority to the partnership with Washington, London at all times had serious reservations about European integration and joined the process in part to make sure that the EU project stays within the framework set by the Anglo-Saxon vision for the world's future...

Andrei GANZHA, Sergei KLIMOVSKY | 30.03.2012


 

The BMD Demands a New Tough Response

...A long time experience of arms control testifies Washington doesn’t understand the language of polite diplomacy, but rather practical military-technical actions making it also face the complex challenges to its own security. While Russia’s and US technical experts discuss some missile defense aspects till the end of this year it’s expedient to come out with a simple but logical step (if such a proposal has not been put forward to the White House as yet): to freeze further deployment of US and NATO missile defense in Europe till the experts’ work is done. It’ll make their efforts more fruitful.

Vladimir KOZIN | 29.03.2012


 

Cyber security: new threats, new opportunities

Speaking about the stronger cyber threats the US government mentions a new symbolic “Axis of Evil”: China – Russia – North Korea. The US claims that most of the cyber attacks on informational infrastructure of the US and other Western countries are carried out from those three countries. China is the most dangerous of the three and in official reports of the US agencies it looks more like the SECTRE organization from James Bond movies than a real state. The US sees “attempts of Chinese hackers to weaken defense capabilities of the US” almost behind any failure in its information networks. However, partly, these concerns are grounded...

Andrey NOVATSKY | 24.03.2012


 

Under the Jackboot of an American Secretary General, INTERPOL Now Tracking Dissidents

Welcome to the new INTERPOL – the International Criminal Police Organization -- a carbon copy of the INTERPOL that was briefly headquartered in Berlin under the Nazi regime. Today, INTERPOL, an international law enforcement agency composed of 190 members nations,.. is tracking political dissidents while leaving gangsters and other criminals, especially those wanted by Russia, remain at large...

Wayne MADSEN | 01.02.2012




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Puerto Rico: Empire’s Grip and a Glimmer of Hope

The U.S. Administration explains that the hyperactivity of the FBI and the rest of the U.S. intelligence community in Puerto Rico is a part of the response to the threat posed by terrorist groups, drug cartels, and agents of hostile regimes. The U.S. hit list, it must be noted, includes as legitimate targets the radical separatists who, in fact, are ordinary Puerto Ricans trying to press for the independence of their country... In Washington, the hopes of the Puerto Rican nationally oriented forces for a reunion with other Latin American nations are seen as a risk to the U.S. interests in the region...

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