President Putin’s remark at the start of the ongoing Anaconda-16 military exercises in Poland was that any move into Russian territory would elicit a nuclear response that would not be limited to the European theater but would be directed at the mainland USA. These were clear words, but I greatly doubt any of my readers has heard about them.
Continue reading “The Nuclear Clock is at Two Minutes to Midnight”
Let us not mince words: the Neoconservative and Liberal-Interventionist minions of President Obama are professional card cheats whose words must be read only as cynical lies
Continue reading “Obama’s Card Cheats: Susan Rice on Implementation of Minsk-2”
The European Parliament is by definition, by etymology, a “talking shop.” However, the reality is that the talk on the house floor when the subject turns to Russia and international security is a monologue, not debate.
Continue reading “News flash: Europe is brain dead and on the drip”
During his visit to the European Parliament on 30 May, ZMIANA National Board Member Janusz Niedzwiecki cast light on the arrest last week of Europe’s first prisoner of conscience, Mateusz Piskorski, and other chilling developments in Poland’s new political repression.
Against the background of cockeyed values from our political establishment, I will weigh in with my own personal appreciation of Donald Trump and his character.
How nice it would be if similar rough and tumble debates on foreign policy were allowed to appear on prime time television in the USA.
Continue reading “Press Freedom in Russia? Tune in to the Political Talk Shows to See for Yourself”
The Kremlin invited 100 Moscow-based foreign reporters to make the trip to Palmyra for the concert on 5 May. Judging by the column inches which followed in Western mainstream media, the return on this investment was poor though not hopeless.
Continue reading “Postscript to the Mariinsky Theater’s Concert in Palmyra”
The notion that the Immortal Regiment is a Kremlin-promoted gimmick could not have been farther from what I witnessed yesterday. It is an initiative fully owned by its participants.
In this essay we will examine the remarkable performance of the Mariinsky Theater orchestra in Palmyra on 5 May from three perspectives: at face value, in terms of the objectives set out by its organizer, with mention of all key actors; its political dimension as seen from Moscow; and its political dimension as seen by Western mainstream media
Inevitably there are issues affecting the greater world where game playing and incompetence in one country must stop. A major international airport is one such case. Read on…
Gilbert Doctorow 