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Middle East Monitor — Majority of Israeli Jews Believe They Are ‘Chosen People’

This finding marked a key feature in the way that the conflict is moving in the international arena and the polarisation between Israel and US on the one hand and European allies on the other. “The tense political relations between both Israel and the European Union, and recently between the EU and Washington as well, can also be delineated by religious beliefs,” said the poll’s authors. “Israelis and Americans view Europe as godless and decadent, but for the Brahmins in Brussels, Israel...

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Patrick Armstrong — Why the U.S. Seeks to Hem in Russia, China and Iran

The bitter reality is that U.S. foreign policy has no definable objective other than blocking the initiatives of others because they stand in the way of the further expansion of U.S. global interests. This impoverished strategy reflects Washington’s refusal to accept the passing of its relatively brief post–Cold War moment of unipolar power.There is an error all too common in American public opinion. Personalizing Washington’s regression into the role of spoiler by assigning all blame to...

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F. William Engdahl — Behind the Anglo American War on Russia

Perhaps they had a chance back during the Obama days when Secretary of State Hillary Clinton proposed her amusing “Reset” in USA-Russia relations to the new Medvedew Presidency following Putin’s rotation to the seat of Prime Minister in March 2009. Had Washington been a bit more perceptive and offered serious alternatives, it is conceivable that Washington would today have a geopolitical isolation of their second major problem on the Eurasian Continent, namely, the Peoples’ Republic of...

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Jacob Greber – Trump officials dangle fresh hope on China tariffs as new imposts loom

A short article, there is nothing more at the site. KV. Washington | Trump administration trade negotiators are seeking a fresh round of talks with Chinese counterparts to head off the threat of tariffs being slapped on another $US200 billion ($279 billion) in goods. Prices across trade sensitive sectors and firms rallied sharply on Wednesday amid a report that top US officials led by Treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin have sent an invitation to China's Vice Premier Liu He, proposing...

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Are Warnings About Chemical Warfare in Syria Another ‘Weapon of Mass Distraction’? Sharmini Peries interviews Col. Lawrence Wilkerson

Video and transcript. LARRY WILKERSON: I think what we’re seeing here is a resurrection, if you will, of the neoconservative agenda. Syria was to be next. Iran after that, following Iraq of course, the invasion in 2003 which went so haywire that they were unable to follow up quickly with Syria. Well, now we’re back to Syria, but we were back to it with a president who was very reluctant to use major U.S. forces, Barack Obama of course. So, we are looking- we the neoconservatives, John...

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Chris Hamilton — The End Of Growth Among “Haves” Dooms Growth Among “Haves” & “Have Nots” Alike

The global economic system is premised on growth, not just any growth, but growth where it matters (economically). However, population growth (the foundation of economic growth) among the high and upper middle income nations of the world is rapidly winding down. As I have outlined previously, total births have been declining among the combined high/upper middle income nations since 1988 and now births are declining everywhere but among the low income nations of the world (HERE). Without...

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Pepe Escobar — Greater Eurasia coming together in the Russian Far East

The Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok has become a crucial part of strategic integration between China, Russia and other countries in northeast Asia, a graduation assimilation set to transform the current world system… Contrary to misinformed or manipulated Western hysteria, the current Vostok war games in the Russian Far East’s Trans-Baikal, including 3,000 Chinese troops, are just a section of the much deeper, complex Russia-China strategic partnership. This is all about a...

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Links — 12 September 2018

Consortium NewsOn the Brink with Russia in Syria Again, 5 Years Later Ray McGovern Dances with Bears FIRST STRIKE – WASHINGTON SAVED FROM THE VEKSELBERG BUNKER-BUSTER BOMB John Helmer Russia InsiderHow Better for America to Mark 9/11 Than by Protecting al-Qaeda in Syria From Putin? Andrei MartyanovSouthFrontTurkey Increases Weapon Supplies To Northern Syria Militants – Report US State Department Goes Wild In Attempts To Defend White Helmets From Russian & Assad ‘Propaganda’Syria...

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Paul Antonopoulos — ALL OPTIONS ON THE TABLE: Russian Air-force Support for Syrian troops, if Western coalition attacks

The Russian Aerospace Force will support Syrian troops if the Western coalition decides to launch attacks against Syria due to the provocation of the “chemical attacks” in Idlib province, according to Russian Senate International Committee member Oleg Morozov. So there it is. Russia has decided to cross the Rubicon and throw down the gauntlet.  The one thing to be avoided at all costs during the Cold War after the Cuban missile crisis — nuclear power confrontation.  Is Donald Trump...

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