Biden’s CONFUSING Foreign Policy Flop
Biden promised that “nothing would fundamentally change” He is only keeping his promise.
Biden promised that “nothing would fundamentally change” He is only keeping his promise.
A review of: Anarchism and Syndicalism in the Colonial and Postcolonial World (1870-1940): The Praxis of National Liberation, Internationalism, and Social LiberationEdited by Steven Hirsch and Lucien van der Walt; with a Foreword by Benedict Anderson Abstract: The volume under review is a very informative and, an immenselythought-provoking […]
https://media.urmedium.com/video//2021/04/06/637533095099479720video.mp4 An informed source tells Press TV that the only way the United States could see Iran stop its countermeasures under the 2015 nuclear deal is for Washington to lift all the sanctions it imposed on the Islamic Republic in the aftermath of its withdrawal from the agreement […]
By George Petras, Karina Zaiets and Veronica Bravo, USA TODAY Nearly 20 months after the Sept. 11 attacks, President George W. Bush stood on an aircraft carrier under a giant “Mission Accomplished” banner and declared “major combat operations in Iraq have ended.” Nearly 18 years later, the U.S. is […]
By Hannah Beech, New York Times Myanmar’s security forces have killed more than 40 children since February. Here is the story of one, Aye Myat Thu. She was 10. In the swelter of the hot season, U Soe Oo cracked open the coconut with practiced blows of his […]
Soviet America attack press freedom to defend war criminals and torturers. By Brett Wilkins, Common Dreams Press freedom, peace, and human rights advocates are rallying behind Daniel Hale, the former intelligence analyst who blew the whistle on the U.S. government’s drone assassination program, and who pleaded guilty Wednesday […]
https://media.urmedium.com/video//2021/03/19/637517414732431859video.mp4 The United States and China clashed during the first high-level, in-person meeting of the Biden administration held in Anchorage, Alaska on Thursday with officials from both sides trading barbs at each other. The meeting kicked off with senior American diplomats accusing China of threatening world stability and […]
Biden’s foreign policy is indistinguishable from Obama and Bush.
Krystal Ball and Saagar Enjeti react to reports that Biden’s AG Secretary, Tom Vilsack, is encouraging him to rejoin the TPP.
Saagar Enjeti analyzes the politicization of pop culture and its daily consequences around the world.
Unlikely. Stable empires don’t have dementia patients as heads of state. It looks like the US is actually trying to outsource containment of China to a Western Pacific-South Asian alliance like the Syrian war was outsourced to Turkey and the Middle Eastern wars have been partially outsourced to […]
But will China be able to escape its dependency on American capital and the American security framework that facilitates global trade? By Christopher Layne, Texas A&M University In this article, I show that far from consenting to be bound by institutions and rules of the Pax Americana, China […]
This article is probably correct that Turkey is a rising force in the Eurasian corridor and likely to be an increasingly formidable power in the future. By Batu Coskun, Daily Sabah The United States has been retreating from the global political scene. The policy of limiting American global […]
It couldn’t have happened to nicer guys. By Jack Phillips, Epoch Times Apparent Mexican drug cartel members threatened Republican senators from across the Rio Grande in Texas when they visited the border as Border Patrol officials grapple with a surge in illegal immigrants and human smuggling, according to […]
Peter Zeihan had an interesting take on this in the “end of globalization” video I posted earlier. As the empire crumbles, the overlords are worried one of their colonies is getting a bit uppity. Saagar Enjeti explains how Donald Trump changed foreign policy forever, particularly with China.
Kudos to Krystal for this segment. Krystal Ball explains our current migrant crisis and analyzes how we got here to begin with.
The empire is crumbling. Peter Zeihan (Geopolitical Strategist & Founder of Zeihan on Geopolitics) discusses which who will Dominate the Geopolitical System in this Decade, with M K Anand (MD & CEO, Times Network) after his initial address with a comprehensive macro look at the geopolitical landscape of […]
By David P. Goldman, Asia Times Delusions die hard. The obsession of American foreign policy after the fall of communism was pro-Western democracy in Russia, and the foreign policy establishment has never forgiven Vladimir Putin for returning Russia to the sort of authoritarian governance it has endured for […]
“Sheldon Adelson, the late owner of Israel Hayom, provided a private plane for Pollard to fly to Israel.” Sheldon Adelson, the late owner of the Republican Party. The Israelis have their hands in the full spectrum of US politics from the Alexander Reid-Ross Left to the Trumpist Right, […]
To ask the question is to answer it. I generally don’t take positions on the internal politics of other countries other than to oppose US imperialism and to favor self-determination for everyone. Krystal Ball explains how falsehoods in U.S. media contributed to the coup in Bolivia.
Directly from the website of Alexander Reid-Ross. What is the common theme in this image? ARR: “I hate everyone who is even remotely opposed to US imperialism.” State Department “libertarian socialism” and Homeland security “anarchism.”
By James Carden, The American Conservative Anyone who has spent enough time in Washington or has even a cursory familiarity with the professional functionaries who staff the foreign policy and national security apparatus here will have encountered, at one time or another, well-intentioned, seemingly humble, painfully earnest bureaucrats […]
During Monday’s House hearing over whether the District of Columbia should become the nation’s 51st state, neoconservative political analyst Bill Kristol offered up quite the head-scratching hot take: Make D.C. a state, and while you’re at it, make Cuba one too. “One reason I’m for DC statehood: The […]
A predictable liberal internationalist/neocon approach to foreign policy as opposed to Trump’s neo-realist/economic nationalist/only semi-neocon but still hardline Zionist/pro-Saudi approach. Saagar Enjeti explains the negative impacts of Biden’s relationships with the leaders of Russia and North Korea.
My view on China is simply that they’re just another province in global capitalism that largely functions as an economic colony for the hegemonic powers. China’s role in the global economy is to provide cheap labor for Western corporations and cheap loans to Western governments. Its “social credit […]
By Güney Yildiz, German Institute for International and Security Affairs Russia and Turkey are backing opposing warring parties in three active conflicts. However, this adversarial positioning has not hindered cooperation between Moscow and Ankara. They reign in opposing sides and, in effect, stage-manage their respective theatres of wars. […]
Clinton and Netanyahu: A Tale of Two Scumbags.
The “War on Drugs” has always been a tool of imperialism and the construction of a domestic police state. The liberal wing of the ruling class may have to decriminalize marijuana in order to pacify its boomer/hippie/youth constituencies and enact very modest “criminal justice reforms” in order to […]
They’re not mutually exclusive.
By Alexander Rubinstein, Mintpress News In order to identify where woke imperialism exists, we have to define it first. So what is it? It’s certainly not the first iteration of hegemonic domination buttressed by moralism. The doctrine of Responsibility to Protect (R2P) was officialized by the United Nations […]
This is important commentary. Saagar Enjeti outlines how the Pentagon historically steamrolls presidents into keeping troops in Afghanistan, from Obama to Biden.
For some time, probably about 25 years, I’ve been predicting the emergence of this kind of weird “rainbow-queer-multicultural-feminist-authoritarian-statist-oligarchic-capitalist-militarist-imperialist” regime. Here it is. Also, Lloyd Austin is Raytheon’s representative in the Biden administration, the same role played by Mark Esper in the Trump administration.
By Philip Weiss, Mondweiss Some day historians will scratch their heads over the fact that for the better part of 20 years U.S. presidents were engaged as a leading foreign policy question in how to restrain Iran, a small country half the world away that has not attacked […]
Middle East Eye The sounds of shelling in the city of Taiz leaves countless Yemenis – children, women and men alike – on edge, but little will stop Hassan from playing in the yard of his home. At six years old, Hassan was born shortly after the beginning […]
By Aris Roussinos, Unherd When the Biden administration undertook its first known act of war a few weeks ago, it provided an illuminating snapshot of conflict in the 21st century. The aerial strike on Iranian-backed Iraqi Shia militias in eastern Syria, facing territory held by American-backed Syrian proxy […]
Liberals: “Donald Trump is a tool of the Russians!” Conservatives: “Black Lives Matter is a tool of the Chinese!” Liberals: “Assad uses chemical weapons!” Conservatives: “Iran is building nuclear weapons!” Me: “Away with the Russophobia, Sinophobia, Iranophobia, and Assadophobia. Keep your focus on the real enemy.”
The objective of US foreign policy is to eliminate Syria as a nation that rejects the Washington Consensus, and opposes Israeli and Saudi expansionism. By Matt Purple, The American Conservative Last week marked one year since the coronavirus was declared a national emergency here in America. Yet there […]
One of the many reasons why I favor the overthrow of the US government is that it would likely result in the parallel collapse of the Gulf States, particularly the KSA, and end the US-Israel relationship, thereby giving the Palestinians a better chance. By Doug Bandow, The American […]
The US empire wants complete domination of the Eurasian corridor and Russia is an obstacle to that goal. Plus, the US petroleum industry wants Russia’s oil, the “defense” industry needs Russia as a permanent bogeyman, the neocons want revenge for the Cossacks’ pogroms and the Pale of Settlement, […]
Many on the right trend toward Sinophobia in a way that resembles the Russophobia on the left. But this is fairly interesting. It is somewhat reminiscent of David Rockefeller’s dream of an uber-capital/Maoist hybrid. See this old New York Times article from 1973. By James Lynch, The American […]
https://media.urmedium.com/video//2021/03/19/637517414732431859video.mp4 The United States and China clashed during the first high-level, in-person meeting of the Biden administration held in Anchorage, Alaska on Thursday with officials from both sides trading barbs at each other. The meeting kicked off with senior American diplomats accusing China of threatening world stability and […]
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Yangon, Myanmar: When the military seized power on February 1, 2021, ending the brief 9-year period of representative democracy rule and plunging Myanmar into chaos, it triggered mass demonstrations against the coup. The demonstrations began with picket signs and chants of slogans by small groups of protesters against […]
In the 20 + years that Putin has been the de jour or de facto leader of Russia, who has killed more people? The Russians or the Americans? It’s not even a close comparison. The Putinists are more comparable to the Five Families in terms of body count. […]
A more educated John Gotti vs. a slightly less incapacitated Professor John Gill. I can just imagine Biden trying to debate Putin. He could barely speak during his debates with Trump and Putin would be a far sharper and more formidable opponent. Biden’s handlers would have him so […]
Russia is more like the mafia, but the USA is more like the Galactic Empire in “Star Wars.”
It appears that the main foreign policy difference between Democrats and Republicans is that Democrats prefer a US-dominated multilateral liberal internationalism, while Republicans favor US unilateralism within a neoconservative or neo-realist framework. Republicans are more concerned about keeping China in its place as a potential economic rival and […]
So what took them so long?
Saagar Enjeti explains how the Washington elite is using Russiagate to their advantage.
Saagar Enjeti discusses how the pentagon manipulated the classification of soldiers in Afghanistan.
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