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• Rule of Law in EU Destroyed, ANYONE Can Be Next | MEP Michael v.d. Schulenburg
• The Swiss Fight to Revive Their Neutrality | Amb. J.D. Ruch

  Ambassador Jean‑Daniel Ruch defends the Swiss Initiative for Neutrality as a strategic recalibration of Swiss foreign policy amid renewed great‑power competition. He argues that rising geopolitical rivalry, disruptive technologies, and destabilizing weapon systems make a critical mass of independent

• War Hysteria Is ENDING The EU Project | Ex-Ambassador Georges Martin

  Ambassador Georges Martin contends that Europe has drifted from its post‑Cold War role as a peace project into a trajectory toward total war, driven by bellicose rhetoric from NATO and EU leaders and a deliberate politicization of the Russia question. He traces the shift to the 1990s—exacerbated by

• Ex-Spy Reveals: NATO's Goal To Destroy Russia AND Europe | Rainer Rupp

  Rainer Rupp argues that his decades of access within NATO revealed persistent Western strategies of power projection that survived the Cold War’s end. Motivated by anti‑imperialist convictions formed during Vietnam, he infiltrated NATO’s Brussels apparatus and the Situation Centre, passing comprehen

• Europe & NATO at the Edge of Disaster—With Eyes Wide Shut | Dr. Gabriele Krone-Schmalz

  Dr. Gabriele Krone-Schmalz argues that Europe misreads its geopolitical position by privileging moral posturing and military symbolism over sober analysis and diplomacy. She contends that while the Russian invasion of Ukraine is rightly condemned, European leaders and media neglect on-the-ground rea

• Colonel Jacques Baud & Nathalie Yamb Sanctioned: EU Goes Soviet | Glenn Diesen

  Pascal Lottaz and Glenn Diesen interrogate recent EU sanctions against figures such as Colonel Jacques Baud and Nathalie Yamb to argue a broader institutional shift: the executive is increasingly policing dissent through vague charges of “pro‑Russian” propaganda. They contend the measures bypass jud

• Ex-MSM Journalist Reveals: The West Is HOOKED To Its Own Propaganda | Felix Marquardt

  Felix Marquardt frames contemporary Western media as a sociological addiction rather than merely a faulty information system, linking Jacques Ellul’s theory of propaganda to his own recovery from substance abuse. He argues that media operate like potent drugs—cementing comforting fantasies and preve

• The Billionth-of-a-Second Attack That Ends All Critical Infrastructure | Prof. Steven Starr

  Professor Steven Starr argues that high-altitude electromagnetic pulses (EMPs) from nuclear detonations present an underappreciated existential threat to modern societies. He explains the physics: gamma rays from an exo‑atmospheric burst generate E1 and E3 waves that instantaneously destroy solid‑st

• The Crusades Never Ended. Zionism’s Medieval Christian Roots EXPOSED | Prof. Manuel J. Ramos

  Dr. Manuel João Ramos argues that contemporary European and Western imperial impulses are direct heirs of a medieval crusading imagination. Tracing the legend of Prester John and millenarian Christian thought from the 12th century through the Age of Discovery, Ramos shows how crusading rhetoric, uto

• Drivers of War: Why the West Never Decolonized its Geopolitical Economy | R. Desai and J. Sachs

  Professor Radhika Desai advances a geopolitical-economy framework that centers imperialism and capitalist dynamics to explain contemporary geopolitical turbulence. Rejecting mainstream IR paradigms—realism, liberal globalization, and hegemonic stability—she argues these fail because they obscure cap

• The West Is NOT Collapsing. It's Rebuilding For Total War | Nel Bonilla

  Nel Bonilla argues that Western—or more precisely transatlantic—elites are not in decline but reconstituting power through a doctrine of perpetual, multi‑domain competition. Drawing on NATO, U.S. military, and think‑tank texts, she shows how colonial-era hierarchies and racialized framings persist i

• Next US War Will Be DEVASTATING | Stanislav Krapivnik

  Stanislav Krapivnik contends that recent U.S. posturing toward Venezuela and threats regarding Nigeria reflect strategic aims beyond stated counternarcotics or humanitarian rationales. He argues the fentanyl narrative is a weak pretext for intervention, while Venezuela’s oil infrastructure and Niger

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