A Crime Against Jews — and Against Humanity We all woke up to devastating news today: a gruesome terrorist attack in Sydney, Australia, targeting members […]
Author: Felix Abt
Ukraine on the Gambling Table: How the West Misplayed Its Hand
The Dawn of Project Ukraine: Costly American Influence Operations Leading to Regime Change U.S. State Department official Victoria Nuland, in charge of Ukraine policy, admitted to […]
The European Union Threatens Belgium—And Destroys Europe’s Reputation as a Safe Financial Hub
EU Pushes the Limits The EU’s indefinite freeze and planned “reparations loan” on €210 billion in Russian assets are legally explosive and politically divisive. Yet […]
Germany’s Second Genocide of the 20th Century – Before the Holocaust: The Forgotten Crime Story
Between 1904 and 1908, in what was then German South West Africa (present-day Namibia), German colonial forces systematically annihilated the Herero and Nama peoples. Historians […]
The Forgotten Massacre: Germany’s Very First Genocide – in China
Northern China, 1900: villages smoldered amid the ruins of ancient temples, the air heavy with the acrid smoke of destruction and the cries of the […]
Two Russian “Crises” Collapse in One Week
Over the past week, two dominant Western media narratives about Russia’s impending collapse have crumbled under the weight of evidence. First, the supposed “gasoline crisis” […]
Israel’s March Toward Collapse
Professor Ilan Pappé, a prominent Israeli historian of the modern Middle East and director of the European Center for Palestinian Studies at the University of […]
The War That Never Ended: Uncovering Laos’s Hidden Tragedy
Laos is the most heavily bombed country per capita in human history — yet most people have never heard the full story. From 1964 to […]
Media Hysteria and the Ukraine War
Quite representative of the broader deplorable state of Western media, The Telegraph earnestly claims that Trump’s plan is “snatching defeat from the jaws of victory,” portraying Russia […]
The Ukraine Conflict: “Diplomacy” as a Repeating Loop and Russia’s Strategic Advantage
If we analyze what could loosely be described as “diplomacy” in the Ukraine conflict since President Trump took office in January, a clear pattern emerges. […]