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by Manlio Dinucci

Rome (Italy) | 20 May 2024

Enraged, the West rejects Russia and pushes it into the arms of China. Although culturally very distant from each other, the two countries are nevertheless united in a common experience vis-a-vis their adversary. Both have been subjected to the relentless and continuing strategies of “Divide (...)

Putin’s Nuclear Red Line

by Manlio Dinucci

Rome (Italy) | 4 April 2023

Russia has announced the transfer of nuclear weapons to Belarus. Contrary to what one might think, this is not a particularly aggressive attitude on the part of Russia, but rather a defensive countermeasure to the deployment of nuclear weapons by the United States on Russia’s borders. If (...)

Kiev thunders against opening of International Red Cross office

28 March 2022

Volodomyr Zelensky’s government lashed out against the office of the International Red Cross which was slated to open in Rostov-on-Don (Russia) to deal with the influx of Ukrainian refugees fleeing to Russia.
Unsurprisingly, the Ukrainian government has already rejected any humanitarian (...)

Black figures against NYT and Democratic Party racism

31 May 2021

The book Red, White, and Black: Rescuing American History from Revisionists and Race Hustlers [1], released on 18 May, is making a sensation in the United States.
It is a critique, by some two dozen eminent black scholars, of the New York Times’ account of American history (Project 1619), (...)

Covid-19 and The Red Dawn Emails

by Thierry Meyssan

Damascus (Syria) | 28 April 2020

The Covid-19 outbreak has so far killed more than 200,000 people and frightened billions more into panic. A panic that deprives most of them of any critical sense and pushes them to make or approve stupid political decisions. A group of personalities, Red Dawn, whose correspondence was (...)

Jordan is trying to relaunch the plan for a Red Sea-Dead Sea aquaduct

23 November 2018

When it comes to water, Jordan is the fifth poorest country in the world. During recent years, its consumption has increased by 40% whilst its supply continues to decrease.
While this is going on, Israel has had to deal with an evaporating volume of water from River Jordan (the volume has (...)

The Russian V-Day Story (or the History of World War II not often Heard in the West)

by Michael Jabara Carley

Montreal (Canada) | 9 May 2018

How many of you have not seen some Hollywood film in which the Normandy landings are the great turning point of the war? “What if the landings had failed,” one often hears? “Oh…, nothing much,” is the appropriate reply. The war would have gone on longer, and the Red Army would have planted its (...)

Military parade on Red Square

by Vladimir Putin

Moscow (Russia) | 9 May 2016

Fellow citizens of Russia and esteemed veterans, soldiers and sailors, sergeants and master sergeants, warrant officers and chief warrant officers, officers, generals and admirals.
Congratulations on Victory Day! An occasion where joy, memory and grief have merged. May 9 is both a public and (...)

Nuclear Red Alert

by Manlio Dinucci

Rome (Italy) | 28 February 2016

Warning: Saudi Arabia, although a signatory to the Nuclear Weapons Non- Proliferation Treaty has just, in violation of its pledge, acquired atomic bombs from Pakistan.

Argentina: the CIA and Mossad in an attempted “bloodless coup”

by Stella Calloni

Buenos Aires (Argentina) | 5 March 2015

The investigation into the 1998 bloody bombing in Argentina: from the very
outset, it was manipulated by the US and Israel. For nearly two decades,
they sought to accuse Iran but were unable to offer even a scrap of
evidence. The former Public Prosecutor in the case secretly reported the (...)

Genocide in Novorossiya and swan song of Ukrainian statehood

by Andrey Fomin

Moscow (Russia) | 14 May 2014

The massacres that covered Odessa in blood on 2 May 2014, on the streets and inside the Trade Unions House, show the resolve of the Kiev coup authorities to impose a rule of anti-Russian terror. Far from reacting, NATO countries shrouded themselves in complicit silence. These events undermine (...)

The Red Line and the Rat Line

by Seymour M. Hersh

London (United Kingdom) | 12 April 2014

In 2011 Barack Obama led an allied military intervention in Libya without consulting the US Congress. Last August, after the sarin attack on the Damascus suburb of Ghouta, he was ready to launch an allied air strike, this time to punish the Syrian government for allegedly crossing the ‘red (...)

Statement by Benjamin Netanyahu at 67th UN General Assembly

by Benjamin Netanyahu

New York (USA) | 27 September 2012

Thank you very much Mr. President.
It’s a pleasure to see the General Assembly presided by the Ambassador from Israel, and it’s good to see all of you, distinguished delegates.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Three thousand years ago, King David reigned over the Jewish state in our eternal (...)

The Art of War

Blood red dawn in Kabul

by Manlio Dinucci

Rome (Italy) | 23 May 2012

The allies will be able to pull out of Afghanistan; it’s mission accomplished. On the pretext of fighting terrorism, the colonial powers were able to establish a government under their thumb. But such an operation is too expensive: the Afghan regime is protected by 120,000 soldiers, (...)

Uganda: the hidden agenda behind "Kony 2012" video

by F. William Engdahl

Frankfurt (Germany) | 26 March 2012

While few would criticize putting indicted Ugandan war criminal Joseph Kony in prison, the motives and timing of the viral video campaign launched by an NGO with an angelic sounding name are less clear. Invisible Children has blurred the line between charity and politics, advocating direct (...)

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