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• Strategic Defeat: Iran & Russia Destroying Western Hegemony | Col. Jacques Baud

  Jacques Baud contends that recent Western policy reflects a strategic and moral crisis, exemplified by his own extrajudicial EU sanction which he interprets as political repression and a sign of systemic overreach and institutional overcompliance. He argues the sanctions regime bypasses judicial due

• Algeria Keeps Defeating Europe. Macron Furious | Fethi

  At the heart of the exchange, Fethi argues that Algeria’s foreign policy rests on non‑alignment, sovereignty, anti‑intervention, and strategic autonomy—principles shaped by 132 years of French colonization and a brutal 1954–1962 war of independence. He situates Algeria as an early leader of anti‑col

• Iran: From Blockade to Ground Invasion & Russia's New War Strategy | Stas Krapivnik

  Stas Krapivnik contends that recent U.S. actions around the Strait of Hormuz reflect an attempt to assert control over a strategic choke point, complicating negotiations with Iran and risking escalation. He argues U.S. policy is heavily influenced by Israeli interests within U.S. decision-making, un

• Israel Shocks Everyone, Destroys Jewish Scripture, Synagogue | Prof. Yakov Rabkin

  At the heart of this exchange, Prof. Yakov Rabkin argues that Zionism and the Israeli state pose a systemic danger not only to Palestinians but to Jews and other minorities globally. Using the symbolic destruction of a Tehran synagogue as a case, he contends Israel’s self‑presentation as the sole re

• Public Debt is a GOOD Thing. Here is why. | Carlos G. Hernández

  Carlos G. Hernández argues that public debt and fiat money are structural necessities of modern monetary systems, not moral failings. Grounded in Modern Monetary Theory (MMT), he emphasizes monetary sovereignty: currency issuers cannot “run out” of their own money because money is central-bank keyst

• Iran Anti-Blockade Strategy & Military Reality Defeats US Empire | Prof. S. M. Marandi

  Professor Seyed M. Marandi contends that recent Islamabad negotiations exposed U.S. bad faith and Israeli dominance over U.S. policy. Marandi, who traveled with Iran’s delegation, describes assassination threats, last‑minute U.S. walkouts, and Washington’s insistence on conditions—such as control ov

• Bye-Bye US Empire: Australia and Pacific Nations Are Leaving | Vern Hughes

  Vern Hughes argues for renewed consideration of armed neutrality for Australia, tracing its roots to Cold War disarmament activism and the 1984 proposal for strategic neutrality. He frames neutrality as a pragmatic response to Australia’s geography, demographic change, and the unpredictability of it

• Slavery Vote EXPOSES West's True Intentions | Evarist Bartolo

  Evarist Bartolo contends that the UN vote on slavery reparations reveals contemporary geopolitical fault lines: Western abstentions and a few outright oppositions expose persistent colonial-era mindsets and unequal North–South relations. He argues slavery and colonialism are economic systems intertw

• Iran Ends US Hegemony In West Asia | Col. Douglas Macgregor

  At the heart of this exchange, Col. Douglas Macgregor contends that the recent ceasefire reflects a fundamental shift in West Asia: Iran now holds the strategic initiative. Macgregor argues Iran’s long investment in missiles, drones, and hardened, underground infrastructure — not conventional air or

• Iran Forces US into Ceasefire. Victory of Strategy | Dr. Pascal Lottaz

  Dr. Pascal Lottaz argues that Iran has scored a strategic victory by coercing the United States to accept Iran’s ten‑point plan as the basis for talks and an interim ceasefire. Drawing on Tehran’s Supreme National Security Council statement, he highlights Iran’s framing of battlefield success: guara

• US Escalates To Nuclear Threat | Stanislav Krapivnik

  Stanislav Krapivnik contends that recent U.S. special‑operations activity in Iran—framed as a pilot rescue—likely masked a broader covert strike aimed at sensitive sites, exposing high risks, equipment losses, and operational confusion. He argues Tehran’s retaliatory posture is calibrated, prioritiz

• Holocaust Survivor EXPOSES Genocide Denialism | Felix Marquardt & Gabor Maté

  At the heart of this exchange, Dr. Gabor Maté interrogates Zionism, colonialism, and contemporary European politics through the twin lenses of trauma and historical responsibility. Maté—himself a Holocaust survivor—traces Zionism’s origins in European antisemitism but argues its enactment became a s

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