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S-400 Is In Turkey — Andrei Martyanov

How the great game has changed. Turkey is pivotal, and the US, NATO and the EU overplayed its hand. Geopolitically and geostrategic pivot point Turkey is now turning to face East rather than West. Of course, this paints a target on Erdogan's back. The recent coup attempt against him, which he attributes to the CIA, may have failed, but that is the end of the game. The post is mostly of interest, however, since Andrei Martanov is well-versed in military science and military technology,...

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Return to Chiquitania: What’s changed in the 13 years since my first, mind-blowing visit? — Duncan Green

Back in 2006, two encounters with grassroots change processes shaped a lot of what I have written ever since. The first was with the fishing communities of Tikamgarh – I went back to see them again in 2016 and made this video. The other was the Chiquitano indigenous group in Bolivia, a second inspiring story in which grassroots mobilization took them from a situation of apartheid/semi feudal servitude to winning a million hectares of land after Evo Morales became Bolivia’s first ever...

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Dr. Shelton Remains Outspoken: She Should Have Known Better —David Glassner

David Glassner lays the smackdown on Fed-goldbug Judy Shelton for failing to understand the basics of currency manipulation when they have been explained to her.Of course, President Trump has even less of an idea than his appointee, but in fairness he is not a PhD economist working in the field that expected to know about this matter in great detail.Uneasy MoneyDr. Shelton Remains Outspoken: She Should Have Known Better David Glasner | Economist at the Federal Trade Commission

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IOR

Powell saying this week that IOR is here to stay as a permanent policy...  potential board nominee (Sally Field???) perhaps saying otherwise... Important: Chair Powell just did a major defense of IOER (interest on excess reserves). Trump Fed nominee Judy Shelton says her No. 1 priority is to get rid of IOER.Powell: "This is our principal tool for implementing monetary policy: IOER."https://t.co/Mg0R49bEsX #Fed — Heather Long (@byHeatherLong) July 10, 2019 Unqualified Journo throws in the...

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Fed Minutes

They are at least understanding the current effect of volatility in the Treasury General Account  causing fluctuation in Reserve Asset levels at the depositories...Though not yet mentioning the effect this same volatility is causing in other depository system regulatory ratios... I guess they might say "not their job"...  “Money market rates generally stabilized at modestly lower levels over the intermeeting period, likely re- flecting both the technical adjustment in the interest on excess...

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Against Political Slander — Ivan Ilyin

Originally published in German in the Neues Winterhurer Tagblatt in Switzerland, where Ilyin was living after having fled Nazi Germany, it’s notable for a couple of reason: first, for the manner in which the supposedly ‘fascist’ Ilyin passionately defends Swiss democracy and describes himself as a ‘democrat’; and second for its subject matter – political slander – which he depicts as dangerous for any democratic system. ‘If anybody tells an honest worker, who speaks out for justice and the...

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De-Dollarizing the American Financial Empire — Bonnie Faulkner interviews Michael Hudson

The post is more about super-imperialism and neo-colonialism than de-dollarization. De-dollarization is a reaction to super-imperialism and neo-colonialism, just as previously there was a reaction to imperialism and colonialism. Michael Hudson — On Finance, Real Estate And The Powers Of NeoliberalismDe-Dollarizing the American Financial EmpireBonnie Faulkner interviews Michael Hudson, President of The Institute for the Study of Long-Term Economic Trends (ISLET), a Wall Street Financial...

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