Joseph P Farrell – Since the last American federal election, I’ve been trying to come to grips with the potential geopolitical fallout from it. In a nutshell, I think they will be predominantly bad, possibly grievous. Here’s why.
Over the past few years, we’ve seen the emergence of “the Quad,” a bloc of Asian major and regional powers emerge, with a common goal of offsetting the enormous economic and geopolitical weight of Communist China. This “Quad”, in the opinion of the vast majority of people writing or commenting about it, includes India, Japan, Australia, and the U.S.A. as its major constituents.
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Clarice Feldman – Once again operating out of their well-worn playbook, the Democrats are spinning the cylinder and placing the gun to their heads in suggesting the Russians are backing the President’s re-election, and once again they missed the empty chamber and fired a bullet into their leading candidate.
Alexandra Bruce – I always look forward to hearing what Daniel Estulin has to say. He is a 24-year veteran of Russian military counterintelligence and he is a Doctor of Conceptual Intelligence, trained to “create models that define the future of humanity…at least one or two generations in advance…”
Deana Chadwell – More and more any foray into the news feels like a trip to Bedlam – rational thought is nowhere to be found; the inmates are screeching inanities, drooling at the mouth, and throwing excrement at anyone who dares to speak truth, at anyone who even dares to say the word “truth.” It’s not fair, however, to point out your opponents’ faults without some backup. So allow me.