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US Foreign Policy: Hegemony or Stability, Not Both

US foreign policy has for decades been predicated on achieving and maintaining global peace, security and stability. In reality, it has for over a century constituted an overreaching desire to achieve and maintain global hegemony...

Ulson Gunnar

Does Springtime Makes Certain Politicians Even More Mental?

It is believed that springtime is a season of lovers and mental cases. It is in the spring that the symptoms of allergies and certain mental illnesses are generally exacerbated, and those physiologically unstable often suffer...

Jean Perier

The Rockefellers and One's Point of Being

Hamlet’s “to be, or not to be” is involuntarily invoked in one’s memory when one faces the necessity to objectively assess the meaning of one’s being. The recent death of the oldest billionaire in the world – David Rockefeller...

Grete Mautner

The Public Enemies of World Truth

Phil Butler

JASTA Raises the Hopes for a Compensation Shared by Washington's Victims

Martin Berger

What Changes Will Automation Bring Along with It?

Grete Mautner

D. Rockefeller's Gruesome Legacy

F. William Engdahl

Washington Swamp Things: Profiling Congressman Adam Schiff

Phil Butler

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