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Sep 29 2026 
America’s Immigration Policy and the Cost of Turning Away Talent.
By Zamir Ahmed Awan,
The United States has long benefited from an unusual ability to attract ambitious people from around the world. Scientists, engineers, doctors, entrepreneurs, students and skilled professionals have come to American universities and companies, contributing not only their labor but also ideas, businesses, patents and international connections. The latest tightening of U.S.… Continue reading
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Sep 29 2026 
Panic Fever
By Will Schruyver
As 2026 ebbs away, all of Europe is running a panic fever in the face of the creeping realization that the Americans intend to leave them to their own devices against the Russians — and, worst of all, against each other.
As for fighting the Russians, this is the plain reality: if the handful… Continue reading
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Sep 25 2026 
Orange Wrecking Ball at UNGA
By Colin Maxwell
SELL — When the World Finally Asks Why It Is Financing This Circus
Donald Trump’s extraordinary performance at the United Nations may eventually be remembered for something considerably more important than the usual geopolitical theatre, because somewhere beneath the threats, bluster, exceptionalism and increasingly surreal spectacle of Washington lecturing the rest of humanity about… Continue reading
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Sep 25 2026 
On Analyzing Netanyahu’s Performance at the UNGA
By Brian Berletic
▪️Israel is a US proxy selected to play the villain and to be run into the dirt to advance US interests in the region & around the globe;
▪️Performering proxies like Netanyahu exist to stick themselves out in the open, attract as much attention and hatred as possible, but also resonate as much as… Continue reading
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Sep 25 2026
The US “Burden Sharing Network” Takes Shape
The US has for decades used its global network of client states as an extension of its own political, economic, and military power. As Russia reemerges, China rises, and the multipolar world continues to displace the US’ ill-gotten and abused global power – the US will admittedly need to squeeze these client states further.
The… Continue reading
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Sep 19 2026 
Finland’s Apparent Death-Wish — Viewed From Downunder
“Finland’s Apparent Death-Wish — Viewed From Downunder”, based on Sakari Linden’s interview with Pascal Lottaz
By Colin Maxwell
There is something about Finland’s extraordinary geopolitical transformation that ought to be particularly interesting to New Zealanders…. and also to humanity at large.
At first glance, Finland and New Zealand could hardly be further apart. One sits on the northeastern… Continue reading -
Sep 16 2026 
Marwa Osman : hypocrisy of Arabs and Muslims
Gaza has exposed the hypocrisy of Arabs and Muslims, except those in the Axis of Resistance led by Iran.
While Gaza and south Lebanon have been reduced to rubble and Palestinians and Lebanese continue to be killed, the region’s military leadership is busy sitting around the same table.
In Germany, the chiefs of staff of terorist Israel,… Continue reading
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Sep 16 2026 
Brian Berletic : The US “Burden Sharing Network” Takes Shape
In 2025, the US National Security Strategy paper would be broadly misinterpreted as a US plan to break with its historical pursuit of global primacy and instead retreat to the Western Hemisphere while somehow reconciling or coexisting with traditional targets of US aggression.
Many analysts even claimed there was an absence of any direct mention of… Continue reading -
Sep 14 2026 
Kishore Mahbubani: The West has engineered its own downfall
The West has become a lonely, narcissistic civilization
Kishore Mahbubani
| Distinguished Fellow at the Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore.The West often wants to believe it’s the most virtuous civilization on planet Earth. It is lying to itself. So argues Kishore Mahbubani, former President of the UN Security Council. From the killing of Gaddafi,… Continue reading
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Sep 11 2026 
Geopolitcs is cruel
Two videos, both short ones that are pragmatic and spells it out as it is.
The first one was posted by our Mr P in the Hearty Salon. It is the real story of Jeffry Sachs during his time of designing an economic system for Russia which could have bypassed all the hell and wars of… Continue reading
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Sep 09 2026 
US military and spy bases in Australia, mapped
Research by the Nautilus Institute has revealed what some analysts have labelled a ‘colonisation’ of Australia by the United States.
With more than half of the military bases in Australia having either US military or military corporate access, many are asking – could this drag Australia unwillingly into war? See a map of all the… Continue reading
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Sep 04 2026 
A short note from Brian Berletic re Vance
For those holding their breath waiting for the “voice of reason” inside the Trump administration – here is Vice President JD Vance openly lying about the US’ regular practice of targeting civilians and civilian infrastructure during its many illegal wars of aggression.
The US has repeatedly announced, regarding Iran alone, ambitions to destroy the economy, energy… Continue reading
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Aug 31 2026 
Chris Hedges : The Next Election May be Our Last
Donald Trump is determined to subvert the midterms. All that can save us, if he succeeds, is a national strike.
The Chris Hedges Report
The Trump White House has put into place a series of mechanisms to fix or invalidate the midterm elections. Congress will not save us. The courts will not save us. Our only hope… Continue reading
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Aug 28 2026 
Logistics War 3: The Missile Gulf
indi.ca
Amateurs talk strategy, professionals talk logistics. If that sounds repetitive, thank you for reading parts one and two already. Previously, we discussed how the White Empire has used the Strategic Petroleum Reserve and Reserve Fleet to avoid economic consequences for their imperializing. Now we’ll discuss how they used Missile Defense to avoid military hits for… Continue reading
