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We need to constantly remind ourselves about the US media. During the Cold War, there was the saying that the difference between the New York Times and the Soviet Pravda was that Pravda readers knew they were being lied to. Unfortunately, current coverage by the US media about the movement of Russian troops demonstrates the applicability of that saying today. […]
We need to constantly remind ourselves about the US media. During the Cold War, there was the saying that the difference between the New York Times and - Ron Forthofer for Antiwar.com Original
true alchemist. In 2007, the highly symbolic Haus der Geschichte der Bundesrepublik Deutschland/House of the History of the Federal German Republic extoled Schwab as an outstanding manager.[1] How flattered Klaus Schwab must have been, on top of his two PhDs and sixteen honorary doctor titles[2] and despite his Brazilian friend disregarding academic custom, to be anointed Alchemist! Paul Coelho’s novel The Alchemist may have introduced speculative philosophy and white magic to a broader public but welcoming the WEF founder to the ranks of quackery requires closer inspection. Schwab’s t...
When a young student of Shirebrook Grammar School in Chesterfield, England, developed a keen interest in the translated classics of Russian literature, he relished, above all, the works of Dostoevsky, albeit without much understanding of the author’s contemporary world. Following the call of life circumstances, the young man enrolled as a university student in history without giving it much thought to a permanent career. Politically, he seemed to lean left, primarily as a reaction to the political environment prevailing at Keele University. He took on intense Russian language classes and sp...
How the media tried to suppress a quote about Stalin using the media to rig elections. Wed Dec 30, 2020 Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the Freedom Center, is an investigative journalist and writer focusing on the radical Left and Islamic terrorism. As Republicans began pushing back against the rigged election, a quote about voting from Joseph Stalin began circulating on social media. "The people who cast the votes decide nothing. The people who count the votes decide everything," is how variations of it went. As soon as the quote went viral, the media’s f...