Arms makers treat Ukraine as recurring revenue, with Iran and Taiwan next in line. Sanctions and trade controls prepare the market for escalation.
Arms makers treat Ukraine as recurring revenue, with Iran and Taiwan next in line. Sanctions and trade controls prepare the market for escalation.
America forgot the difference between earning and extracting , but the economist, Michael Hudson, kept the receipts
The republic is presented as a hollowed spectacle: algorithms, scripted media and performative politics replace a functioning public square.
From Vietnam to Ukraine to Taiwan, the same method recurs: arm a proxy, inflate the threat, then wreck any settlement that would end the war.
There is a bitter irony at the heart of America’s neoconservative China policy.
A Withering Exposé of the Neocon-to-Uni-Party Transition, The Most Dangerous, Bungling, Diabolical and Unpatriotic Political Movement in American History
UN vetoes, failed peacekeeping, abuse allegations and $3 billion in annual US costs are cited as evidence the institution cannot be reformed.
I sat down to write a little piece of science fiction. It wasn’t hard to keep it real.
Paul Singer bought Citgo for $5.9 billion weeks before the Caracas raid, exposing a $100 billion rescue for refineries and oil claims.
Washington’s response to Venezuela exposes a think-tank economy that invokes sovereignty selectively while sustaining wars that finance its networks.