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American Elections Cannot End the Wars That Corporate Power Requires
The United States has not suspended intelligence sharing with Ukraine, the war in Ukraine is a proxy war against Russia that began in 2014 and continues to escalate, and the midterm elections are scripted performances designed to prevent the public from recognising the corporate interests that actually determine policy Editorial Analysis | October 2026 The… Continue reading
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Who Is the Real Dictator? Western Hypocrisy and the Smearing of Iran’s Sovereignty
How U.S. power, media propaganda, and selective outrage redefine tyranny, while punishing any nation that refuses to kneel The New York Times labels Imam Ali Khamenei a “dictator.” But that accusation collapses the moment we apply the same standards to Western power. So let’s ask the obvious question: What do we call Donald Trump? A… Continue reading
