Economics
Month: August 2026
Economics
Larry C. Johnson: Even If the Strait of Hormuz Opens, the Damage to the Persian Gulf Energy Infrastructure is Enormous
However, let’s assume that an agreement is reached on Friday and that oil and LNG tankers are allowed to exit the Gulf via the Strait of Hormuz. Even if a deal is struck, it will […]
Fake News
Rod Such: How complicit media tried to sell a genocide
Nearly three years into the Gaza genocide, many consumers of mainstream media have been left reeling by flawed and one-sided coverage of the horrors meted out by the Israeli army. They have turned elsewhere for […]
Geopolitics
Fake News
Norman Finkelstein – Rape Fantasies Redux
Norman Finkelstein examines a report recently published by an Israeli “Civil Commission” headed by Dr. Cochav Elkayam-Levy Silenced No More—Sexual Terror Unveiled: The Untold Atrocities of October 7 and Against Hostages in Captivity. Norman Finkelstein […]
Economics
Whitney Webb, Chris Hedges – How the Epstein Network is Privatizing the Government and Building Out the Surveillance State
Whitney Webb explains how Leslie Wexner privatized Ohio’s state government, and is using his position between the markets and the state to help the Thielverse build out the ‘Silicon Heartland.’ Under the radar, the billionaire […]
Geopolitics
Aurelien – The Limits Of Our World…And the prisons we make for ourselves.
Diplomacy has effectively its own language, and the sum total of that language is, in theory at least, the sum total of possible interactions between states in peacetime. Cross-posted from Aurelien’s substack “Trying to understand […]
Geopolitics
Ted Postol, Daniel Davis – Iran’s Fattah Warheads
5 August 2026
Geopolitics
Economics
The Cradle: India’s imports of Russian oil hit all-time high despite US tariff threat
New Delhi’s record Russian oil imports come as Washington advances legislation that could impose up to 100 percent tariffs on countries buying crude Read Article HERE (Photo Credit: Indian Oil Corp)