All sorts of officials accuse Russia of aggression in Ukraine. Is this true? It is not. It is fiction. It is a big lie. It is a specious claim, an absurd claim, a ridiculous claim, an unreal claim. Russia and Russians have been involved in certain respects in Ukraine, but by no sensible stretch of the imagination can such involvements
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I voted for Barack Obama for president twice, for one reason: I thought he would not get us into a nuclear war. Now I’m afraid even that reason for my vote is wearing thin, threatened by US and NATO aggression in Ukraine. As the US continues threatening to send so-called “defensive” weapons to the Ukraine government and to impose yet
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What is needed, says Jonathan Steele, is a balanced analysis of why we have got to where we are in Ukraine and what could save us. WHEN Arseniy Yatsenyuk, Ukraine’s prime minister, told a German TV station recently that the Soviet Union invaded Germany, was this just blind ignorance? Or a kind of perverted wishful thinking? If the USSR really
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The author examines the Europe-Russia relationship in light of past US and EU foreign policy and the current Ukraine crisis. Will American exceptionalism and its Ukrainian failure engender the more classic European relationship with Russia? Can Europe move from a Batman comic-book to return to “Je t’aime — Moi non plus”: a genuine love-hate affair between Europe and Russia, with
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Obama foreign policy can be summed up in four words, “order out of chaos.” When understanding Obama foreign policy you must understand america. America is facing a huge problem, financially collapse. Obama who ran for office in 2008 promised this fake utopia. Americas politically wanted change after we felt our leaders in the White House lied to the people about
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Over ninety percent of all residents of the Republic of Crimea are positive about the reunion with Russia that took place in March 2014, Valery Fyodorov, the head of the All-Russia Public Opinion research Center (VTsIOM), has reported. Over ninety percent of all residents of the Republic of Crimea are positive about the reunion with Russia that took place in
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Scale of Russian military intervention in Ukraine revealed, says report’ Headline in Guardian Newspaper, 11/03/15 (later edited) Startling revelations in the Guardian Newspaper today helped to uncover the Government’s current domestic and foreign policy concerns. The report in question was produced by Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), an apparently independent `think tank’ similar in many ways to the Washington `think
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Two sides are required for a New Cold War — and there is no obvious need for an adversarial system in post-Soviet Europe Just for once, let us try this argument with an open mind, employing arithmetic and geography and going easy on the adjectives. Two great land powers face each other. One of these powers, Russia, has given up
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A retired US major general thinks an American intervention in Ukraine should involve the spilling of Russian blood. Robert Scales, a retired US major general and a Fox News military analyst, provided his view on the US involvement in Ukraine, describing it as a “game, set and match” situation; “the only way the US can have any effect in
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Schema-Archimandrite Lawrence, in the world Luke Evseevich Proskura, was born in 1868 in the region of Chernigov. He reposed on the Feast of Theophany, 1950, and after his death his relics were found to be incorrupt. The Russian Orthodox Church canonized him as a saint in 1993 (commemorated on December 29/January 11 and January 6/19). Besides the gift of healing,
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