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‘My Life as a Putin Stooge’: Paul Craig Roberts Expertly Trolls Feds, WashPo
Paul Craig Roberts, who served as the US Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Economic Policy in the Ronald Reagan administration, has asked President Vladimir Putin for a Russian passport in a tongue-in-cheek opinion post published in response to a re ...[Read more]
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Saudis Offered Me a Bribe to Abandon Syrian Government, MP Tells Sputnik
Mohammed Kheir Jasim al-Nadir said that while some Syrian leaders have indeed taken bribes from Saudi Arabia and stayed in the country, he refused the offer and went to serve Syria instead. "Saudi Arabia offered us money to break away from Assad and oppos ...[Read more]
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Trump Executive Order Will Let Private Equity Funds Drain Your 401(k)
DONALD TRUMP’S FEBRUARY 3 executive order enabling financial advisers to continue ripping off their clients could prove a lifeline for a surprising beneficiary: the private equity industry. The Department of Labor’s fiduciary rule would have forced in ...[Read more]
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Never trust Russia comment exposes US complexes
Nikki Haley, the new Washington envoy to the UN, gave her first interview in the role, backing President Trump’s travel ban and suggesting that Russia should never be trusted. It points to possible American “complexes,” Russia’s Foreig ...[Read more]
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Silk Road Rally Sets Off From Moscow’s Iconic Red Square
Twenty-one trucks and 41 SUVs are preparing to start their journey from Moscow to Xian, China. The participants will hit the road Saturday after taking part in a starting ceremony on Friday that gave racing fans a chance to look at their cars and take ph ...[Read more]
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Why the Trump dynasty will last sixteen years
In Washington DC, post-electoral stress disorder has generated a hysteria still amply manifest after eight months: the “Russian candidate” impeachment campaign implies that any contact with any Russian by anyone with any connection to Donald Tru ...[Read more]
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Has China created Nasa’s ‘impossible engine’?
A new video claims that scientists in China have created a working prototype of the 'impossible' fuel-free engine. The radical EmDrive has been hypothesised for years by Nasa, but the space agency has been unable to create a working version. If the physic ...[Read more]
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Verizon is disconnecting 8,500 customers who need its service the most
Back in June, reports first started surfacing of Verizon disconnecting customers in rural areas who were using too much data on Verizon partner networks. At the time, Verizon downplayed the changes as only affecting a “small group” of customers whose ...[Read more]
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Trump Dossier: Democrats Rocked by Another Clinton Scandal
Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee allegedly funded political research into President Donald Trump that led to the production of a dossier alleging ties to Russia among other stories, in what appears to be a ...[Read more]
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Washington orders RT America to register as foreign agent by Monday
Washington will apply its Foreign Agents Registration Act to RT America, the channel has announced. The Department of Justice has given the broadcaster until Monday to register as a foreign agent, otherwise the channel’s head faces arrest and its accoun ...[Read more]
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Monetary Imperialism
In theory, the global financial system is supposed to help every country gain. Mainstream teaching of international finance, trade and €œforeign aid€ (defined simply as any government credit) depicts an almost utopian system uplifting all countries, ...[Read more]
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