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RT – ‘Our investments are fair, Russia & China’s – predatory’: Bolton unveils new US strategy in Africa

Tom Bolton says that Russia and China are being predatory in Africa by offering bribes. He says they are taking away Africa's independence and financial freedom. He must know he's talking nonsense, and that colonialism, imperialism, and neoliberalism has not brought independence and freedom to Africa.China invests throughout Africa building up its infrastructure, which helps it to gain access into its markets. African countries like it, but the US calls it bribes.Tom is right, WW3 is being...

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Moon of Alabama The ‘Integrity Initiative’ – A Military Intelligence Operation, Disguised As Charity, To Create The “Russian Threat”

The British government financed Integrity Initiative is tasked with spreading anti-Russian propaganda and with influencing the public, military and governments of a number of countries. What follows is an incomplete analysis of the third batch of the Initiative's papers which was dumped yesterday. More evidence.Moon of AlabamaThe 'Integrity Initiative' - A Military Intelligence Operation, Disguised As Charity, To Create The "Russian Threat"See alsoZero HedgeLeaked Memo Touts UK-Funded...

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Political humor

Strategic Culture Foundation Psychoanalysing NATO: Schizophrenia Patrick Armstrong See also The Unz ReviewThe Indiscreet Charm of the Gilets Jaunes C. J. HopkinsSee alsoStrategic Culture FoundationFrance in Turmoil… Blame Russia! Editorial

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Vladimir Asriyan, Luc Laeven, Alberto Martin — Credit booms and information depletion

Credit booms are perceived to fuel resource allocation and often end in crises that are followed by protracted periods of low growth. This column investigates the macroeconomic effects of credit booms using a new theory of information production. The theory predicts that when the economy enters a collateral boom, the price of collateral rises and lenders rely more on collateralisation and less on information-producing screening of entrepreneurs. Empirical evidence based on US data confirms...

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Philip Giraldi — The War Against Globalism

There have been windows in history when the people have had enough abuse and so rise up in revolt. The American and French revolutions come to mind as does 1848. Perhaps we are experiencing something like that at the present time, a revolt against the pressure to conform to globalist values that have been embraced to their benefit by the elites and the establishment in much of the world. It could well become a hard fought and sometimes bloody conflict but its outcome will shape the next...

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Chris Uhlmann & Angus Grigg — How the ‘Five Eyes’ cooked up the campaign to kill Huawei

All the evidence before the spy bosses at the dinner in Canada pointed to a rising superpower mounting the most comprehensive campaign of espionage and foreign interference that any had witnessed. The Party was aggressively exporting a worldview that was hostile to democracy and actively sought to undermine it. A new Great Game was afoot and the West had been slow to act. But it is acting now.Operation hang up on Huawei: how it happened:February 24 - Malcolm Turnbull lobbied US spy...

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