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A Biden Administration Will Be Dominated by More U.S. Aggression
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A Biden Administration Will Be Dominated by More U.S. Aggression
November 23, 2020

In the following interview for Strategic Culture Foundation, author and international lawyer Christopher Black assesses that the world will see more intensified U.S. militarism and aggression under a Joe Biden presidency than under the outgoing Trump administration.

The Art of Political Lying
November 23, 2020

Unless we come to terms with the longer waves of the past, we will forever be incapable of shaping our destiny in any meaningful way.

The Art of Political Lying
History
Will the Technocratic Coup Succeed?
Business
Will the Technocratic Coup Succeed?
November 23, 2020

Or, will the ideology behind it, simply descend into a zero sum game of big power Tech rivalry on a par with 19th Century great power rivalries?

Which Coronavirus Policies Succeed, And Which Fail
November 22, 2020

This is like a global laboratory experiment testing the two opposite ideologies: libertarianism, which is against government regulation, versus socialism, which applies government regulation.

Which Coronavirus Policies Succeed, And Which Fail
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Nowhere in Biden's possible foreign policy circle does one find anyone who is resistant to the idea of worldwide interventionism.
The stage is being set for further confrontation, and Washington is wilfully ignoring China’s determination to continue its own policies.
Washington’s aggression directed against much of the world continues with a national election less than two weeks away but no one is talking about it.
The “bottle twist” is a convenient and necessary foil to avoid the potentially damning contradiction from the Russian side, Finian Cunningham writes.
There are several serious questions to answer in the Navalny case. But it is Germany and its Western allies who are best placed to provide answers, not Russia.
During the tenure of outgoing Japanese Premier Shinzo Abe hopes were high that he would be able to resolve some of the territorial disputes between Japan and its neighbors. That did not happen. Let’s have a look at the legacy Abe will leave to his successor.
Judging by the egregious behavior of the Democratic Party over the last four years they have utterly forfeited any right to rule judging by their conspicuous lust for power, as opposed to love for country.
A special thanks goes to the US Department of State for the top-notch and publicity it has given to the Strategic Culture Foundation.
The reality in America is that this country actually already does have that: the U.S. Government is actually bipartisanly corrupt, and bipartisanly evil.
As certain nations undergo political and economic disruption from the pandemic, there is a tendency to find a scapegoat to “explain” the crisis.