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The United States, the President swore, is "not seeking a new Cold War." But he is, and it didn’t have to be that way. The end of the Cold War - Ted Snider for Antiwar.com Original
President Biden’s words were hollow. The content had been cored because the words were empty of any real world content. On September 21, 2021, he told the - Ted Snider for Antiwar.com Original
DELFI Plius Nuorodos kopijavimas Nuoroda nukopijuota aA Amerikoje kurį laikÄ âsveriamaâ, kas â Kinija ar Rusija â grÄsmingesnÄ konkurentÄ. XXI amžiuje valdo ekonominÄ argumentacija (kaip kad XX-ame valdÄ ideologijos), Å¡ia prasme Rusija su jos 2 proc. nesiekianÄia dalimi pasaulinÄje bendrojo vidaus produkto (BVP) struktÅ«roje dÄtina į Å¡alį. Kaip žiÅ«rÄsi, nÄ iÅ¡ tolo neprilygsta 16â17 proc. siekianÄiai Kinijos daliai. Xi Jinpingas ir Vladimiras Putinas Paskutinius penkerius metus Kinijos BVP metinis augimas...
By Bret Stephens In the first Cold War, the United States and our allies had a secret weapon against the Soviet Union and its satellites. It didn’t come from the CIA. Nor was it a product of DARPA or the weapons labs at Los Alamos. It was communism. Communism aided the West because it saddled an imperialist Russian state with an unworkable and unpopular economic system that could not keep up with its free-market competitors. “They pretend to pay us and we pretend to work” — the quintessential Russian joke about working life in the workers’ paradise — goes far to explain why a regi...