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Fri, 29 Jan 2021 00:00 UTC The new Biden Administration has from day one made it clear it will adopt a hostile and aggressive policy against the Russian Federation of Vladimir Putin. The policy behind this stance has nothing to do with any foul deeds Putin's Russia may or may not have committed against the West. It has nothing to do with absurd allegations that Putin had pro-US dissident Alexei Navalny poisoned with the ultra-deadly Novichok nerve agent. In has to do with a far deeper agenda of the globalist Powers That Be. That agenda is what is being advanced now. The Cabinet choices of Joe...

The Destructive Plan Behind the Biden Russia Agenda Published: January 30, 2021 The new Biden Administration has from day one made it clear it will adopt a hostile and aggressive policy against the Russian Federation of Vladimir Putin. The policy behind this stance has nothing to do with any foul deeds Putin’s Russia may or may not have committed against the West. It has nothing to do with absurd allegations that Putin had pro-US dissident Alexei Navalny poisoned with the ultra-deadly Novichok nerve agent. In has to do with a far deeper agenda of the globalist Powers That Be. That agenda is...

...A 'targeting of almost half of the country.'

  How about ableism? Or, perhaps, the expensive Boston school has taken a recent turn toward the terrible. According to activists, the paper’s promoting poison. Subsequently, it should be defunded. A protest group’s created “An Act of Acknowledgement for The Berkeley Beacon,” wherein they demand the outlet make a public mea culpa plus more. Per the document, it must say it’s sorry to “every marginalized reporter who The Beacon has hurt.” As reported by The College Fix, The Beacon (Est. 1947) admits there’s been “upheaval” amid its posting of a controversial article. Prot...

Olivia Chadha’s heartfelt, adroit, brisk and thoughtful debut novel proves that everything old is new again. While its “Clutian Real Year” (i.e., the headspace and zeitgeist that birthed it and which provided its themes) is definitely 2020, its soul and blood and sinews are somewhere back in 1985, with the nascent Neuromancer. It’s nth-generation cyberpunk, with all of that mode’s glistening surfaces, rotting underbelly, streetlife tech and callous unethical Powers That Be. It’s wonderful and amazing and somewhat delightful how that flavor of SF, now some 35 years old, remains po...