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Putin the Poisoner? More Doubts Over Attempts to Delegitimize Russia’s Leader
•ï¿½September 23, 2021
•ï¿½1,700 Words •ï¿½153 Comments • Reply
It seems that ever since Hillary Clinton lost to Donald Trump in the U.S. presidential election of 2016 the western media and numerous politicians have been working especially hard to convince the world that the Russian government is little better than a modern version of Josef Stalin’s USSR. Part of the effort can be attributed... Read More
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Moscow Snowbound, Litvinenko Poisoned, and the Syrian War
•ï¿½January 27, 2016
•ï¿½2,900 Words •ï¿½113 Comments • Reply
TOP NEWS: Feeling Pinch of Oil Collapse, Some Russians Take to Streets, reported The New York Times. Indeed, at that time thousands of Russians were queuing in Central Moscow. The enormous line snaked around in the park, despite frost and snow. People stood three and four hours, braving winter weather: old ladies in furs and... Read More
Andrew Bacevich: How to Avert Real Change in Election 2016
•ï¿½January 26, 2016
•ï¿½700 Words •ï¿½7 Comments • Reply
It was the grisliest of stories: a decade and a half ago a former KGB man, Alexander Litvinenko, defected to England and turned on the powers-that-be in his own country, accusing its leader of both acts of assassination and, among other things, pedophilia. Litvinenko died in 2006 thanks to a highly toxic radioactive isotope, Polonium... Read More
Murder Most Foul: the Death of Litvinenko
•ï¿½January 23, 2016
•ï¿½700 Words •ï¿½24 Comments • Reply
Did Russia’s president Vladimir Putin approve the murder in London of Alexander Litvinenko? The renegade Russian FSB agent died an agonizing death after being poisoned in late 2006 with the deadly radioactive isotope, Polonium 210. So charged an official British inquiry chaired by Sir Robert Owen after years of investigation. Owen also accused former FSB... Read More
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Revisiting Litvinenko, What Really Happened?
•ï¿½April 26, 2015
•ï¿½3,600 Words •ï¿½98 Comments • Reply
As we all know Alexander Litvinenko was poisoned by polonium, a rare radioactive substance. The main narrative blamed it all on Vladimir Putin of Russia. The rationale rested on little other than because Litvinenko was a Putin critic. This was the quick line in mass media, and it was on all the typical war propaganda... Read More
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