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Revolutions are Revolting
Revolutions are rarely what they appear to be. There was precious little Russian participation in the Russian Revolution. Let’s instead call it what it was; the hijacking of a nation by mostly non-Russian armed insurrectionists bankrolled by Wall Street....
Dark Clouds over the Global Economy
By Raul de Sagastizabal The downgrade of American bonds along with the problems of the European over-indebtedness increases the fear of a recession or a sharp slowdown in the global economy. Much of the market turmoil responds to the fear of investors,...
WikiLeaks Announces a “New World, where Global History is redefined”
As WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is facing an international arrest warrant over rape allegations, the whistleblower website announces a new mega-leak containing 2.8 million documents. WikiLeaks announced via Twitter on Sunday “The coming months...
Russian Scientists Accuse the U.S. of Provoking the Heatwaves Sweeping the Country Using Weather Weapons
Fire and Smoke in Western Russia on August 4, 2010 According to Russian scientists the origin of the heatwave currently sweeping the country would be Alaska, in a room heavily guarded by the Navy and the U.S. Air Force where rows of antennas are aligned....
Vostok-2010 – Unprecedented War Games in Full Swing in Russia’s Far East
Over 20,000 troops, 70 combat planes as well as 30 Russian warships are taking part in the Vostok-2010 war games currently active in several Russian regions bordering China and Mongolia. The war games began June 29 and will continue until July 8. For...
U.S. The Crossroads of History
America’s superpower status may be tested and found wanting if, urged on by Israel it opts for what it sees as a pre-emptive strike against Iran. The argument that the Persian nation will acquire a nuclear potential if not checked is a red herring;...
Harnessing the Mediterranean for Peace
The futurist devoted his life to promoting a scheme that would see the building of vast hydroelectric dams spanning the Mediterranean Sea. Global friction today would have been greatly reduced had one man’s vision not been swept aside by World War...
Poll: Majority of Russians view US as world “aggressor”
A new poll conducted throughout Russia by the independent Levada Center has revealed that the majority of the population views the U.S. as an “aggressor” nation which is seeking world domination. The survey findings released on Wednedsay show...
Peak Oil Crisis due in 2014
New studies show that peak oil is due in 2014. Kuwaiti scientists have updated oil predictions previously based on the famous Hubbert model, which had correctly predicted in 1956 that U.S. oil reserves would peak within 20 years. The new multicycle Hubbert...
