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Putin is playing the long game. Giving up his position which has been cool and collected should not be done in a drastic show of retaliation that serves no purpose but to posture. When the incident with

Why is the burden of proof being changed in public discourse about the chemical attack? Why should there be a defence against the credibility of the attack in the first place when there was little proof

You and Assange are completely on point. In particular, the idea of linking a name to these pieces of propaganda is more effective than we think. By hiding under their corporate cloaks of deceit, they're

Definitely. I found your network by accident when you kindly reposted one of my articles! A platform I really was looking for here on Steemit! Great work!

I agree, the comical aspect can be powerful, indeed. In terms of actual dialogue between the two parties in this debate; there is none. Highlighting this to them would be a great start, but since people

I've always wondered, how does one speak in such a society without being accused of being [Insert literally any label]? How is this not a form of self-censorship? Not only self-censorship, but actual

Shocking. Being anti-GMO is a bad thing now? If anything, it's a subject riddled in subjectivity, excepting of course the issue of Monsanto - I think even the most staunch supporters of GMO would say it's

Cultural Marxism has become a global phenomenon; even developing countries are seeing this indoctrination happen, thinking it's a value closely associated with the West, so in essence there is a general

Great post, and one that needs particular attention in the West; sadly, it's being overshadowed by the propagandized nature of film & entertainment. Not really a surprise, but that's the current state

Horrible. The utter destruction caused by geopolitics, but most importantly disgusting chauvinism rolled into a wrap of greed. That's what it's ultimately about, isn't it? Greed - a sin in all dominant

Indeed! What we have learned from this is nothing new; but it has cemented the stone even further. We should be even more wary of the politicized nature of these NGO's as they attempt to influence geopolitical

High interest rates are spooky and at the same time Goldman urges that there are ''attractive trades to be found in high-dividend payers that are also growing their yield at a quick pace. By Goldman's

Leo Tolstoy once said, happy is he who is happy at home. It's a fitting quote that could apply to this larger-scale geopolitical disaster. The Russians that remained outside the border remained, not in

Yeah, I mean the change to alt media, as you say, is long overdue. I really hope those upcoming tech companies that do promote free speech are kept in line of their core foundation and do not drift for

Interesting. The Maldives, as a nation, are put in quite a tough spot. They're not only fighting battles against the forces of nature to ensure its survival, but now large, regional powers are piling in,

They can't possibly claim that they're only going after content that violates their policies. Even liberal centrists like Sargon of Akkad have felt the hammer from this new round of pummelling - let's

You really hit the nail. Also: ''America is fucked, we need more security, we need weapons and Jackson and full-body scanners at the airports... because apparently the TSA guy losing his wristwatch up

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He brings a lot of important points to the table; while this may be the stage of the First/Second (depending on how you view the Syrian Quagmire) world proxy-war, he still keeps his head up high and remembers