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Crimea: What Comes Next?

These are the days of our Spring discontent. It is ironic to consider that as events continue to unfold in Crimea the path that might hold the most hope for future peace and stability is the one that guarantees all sides being at least somewhat disappointed. Allow me to elaborate. Why Ukraine should be disappointed: Crimea is done. As the famous Southern saying in America goes, ‘closing the barn door after the horses have left doesn’t do much good.’ Authorities in Kiev are understandably displeased...

Matthew Crosston

Ukraine: Theater of the Absurd Continues

The Western Warmongers will not be denied. World instability provocations continue to roll out at a fast pace. It's almost as if those orchestrating them do not want the public to be looking at any one aspect for too long, or too closely...

Jim Dean

Ukraine: International Law for the Lawless

“The doctrine of justifiable war assumes a presumption against war — war should not be launched unless all the criteria are met (jus ad bellum, the war will be fought in a moral way (jus in bello, and it will be ended in a moral way (jus post bellum...

Seth Ferris

US Expels Syrian Diplomats - Dangerous Desperation in the Air

Tony Cartalucci

Israel does not abandon plans for war with Iran

Nikolai Bobkin

Ukraine: America’s Strategic Error

Vladimir Yevseyev

Ukraine: Birds of a Feather Flock Together to Destroy “European Values”

Henry Kamens

Media War: The Battle for Crimea

Tony Cartalucci

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