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By Jim Aristopoulos - From September 27 to November 10 there was a war between Azerbaijan and Armenia over the territory of Artsakh that received the attention of the whole…
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By CJ Hopkins – Originally at OffGuardian– Published Nov 23, 2020 FRN Break out the Wagner, folks…the Germans are back! No, not the warm, fuzzy, pussified, peace-loving, post-war…
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By Mansij Asthana (EAT) - Iraqi Air Force (IQAF) pilots have claimed that their country’s whopping $4.3 billion F-16 fighter jet deal signed with United States aerospace juggernaut…
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By Timofey Bordachev - Our discussion on the Turkish issue is now a combination of two opposing points of view. One believes that Ankara is an insidious and dangerous adversary,…
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A man stands in a destroyed window of a cultural center after an Azerbaijan shelling over the Martuni village on October 11, 2020. Photo: Celestino Arce/NurPhoto via AFP By Simon…
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By Evgeny Krutikov, originally at Vzglyad - The end of the Second Karabakh War gave rise to many mysteries and conspiracy theories. Indeed, some of the circumstances of this conflict…
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By Spasoje Dragićević - According to the classical image of politicians, they must be liars by the very requirements of their profession. Most people would agree with this notion, if…
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People who question the mainstream narratives are often labelled “conspiracy theorists”. They are accused of having an “anthropogenic” and “anthropocentric” worldview. They are being…
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By Dr. Bischara Ali EGAL, August 30, 2020 Introduction: In November, 2017, Former Sudanese Pres. Omar Al-Bashir paid a quick and urgent arranged visit to pleading with President…
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Originally at ZeroHedge – Published Nov 13, 2020 FRN WASHINGTON, D.C. - With Esper out the door, Trump's newly in office acting Secretary of Defense is already making waves given who…
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