Katie Meyer, ‘larger-than-life’ Stanford women’s soccer captain, dies aged 22
This is the Guardian doing what it does so well, reporting the “news” but concealing the truth
This is the Guardian doing what it does so well, reporting the “news” but concealing the truth
Why did Putin go into Ukraine now when he could have done so eight years ago? Why now? Is this to distract attention from the failed Covid scam? Is this in fact, phase II of the Great Reset?
The first great signal that the CIA had captured American news came in the wake of the JFK assassination—when US media unanimously agreed the Warren Commission had the facts straight: Oswald acted alone
Amir Tsarfati with another fascinating presentation. Including how Russia is recruiting Syrian militia to fight in Ukraine and how, even as he talks, there is an ongoing strike on the Iranian nuclear facility at Bushehr
Materialism is attended by a gaggle of courtesans. Glamour is one of them. Glitter is another. Carnal Desire (sounds like a drag queen). I don’t know how many of them there are. In any case, these are all vampires
Looks like the Ukrainians have learned much from their western backers on how to manipulate public opinion with the media
Ukrainian neo-Nazis open fire on civilian residents trying to flee the besieged city of Mariupul
This prescient Russian perspective on the build-up to the crisis in Ukraine was published weeks ago. It focuses on who actually decides US foreign policy and the comings and goings of the “cookie lady” – Victoria Nuland .
Just as resistance to and awareness of the reality of Covid-19 mounts, on cue we have war in Ukraine. And while people’s attention is distracted with that, in the U.S. they are now rolling out smart health passes
Since the neocon coup in 2014, Russia had made it clear it will invade if Ukraine does not remain neutral. This article, by Prof. John Mearsheimer, was written seven years ago but it accurately forecasts what is happening now
Far from conducting an all out invasion, writes Marko Marjanovic, Russia has embarked on a limited military campaign. Possibly in the hope that it might encourage mass desertions and surrender, although it remains to be seen if this actually works
Footage of columns of wrecked and abandoned military vehicles in Kherson. We cannot confirm whether they are Ukrainian or Russian but there has obviously been much heavy fighting going on