A few words from Paul Craig Roberts

This is sort of how I see it too. I generally like Paul Craig Roberts, but don't agree with everything he says. I'm not that enthralled by the idea of buying gold. That won't save us.

The Politics is done in the Darkness podcast #1

Haven't been good at all about sticking with podcasts, but here is at least the first of what is intended to a series of podcast type media.

A report from x22

This was so good, I've decided
to post it here in its entirety.

I've often speculated that Trump and Clinton are in it together.

And now I'm finding I am not the only one who thinks this. Others have thought that Trump and Clinton are in it together as well. Think of it. Nobody really likes Hillary Clinton. In order to get people to vote for her, you would a terrible menace indeed. And Trump once identified as a Democrat.

Here is a link to an article from Fortruss blog about just such a theory.

Not a signpost

Although I've combined many of my blogger blogs into one, I think I will leave this one stand as is. So, this post is not a signpost to another blog.

Claims of US targeting Syrian base

See, this proves exactly what many people believed from the start. The US is not really interested in  fighting ISIS, but they are interested infighting the Syrian government, and toppling the Assad "regime" (as they call it). Within this video, John Kerry has the nerve to talk about those forces who are "problem children." Who gave the US the right to dictate to the world? Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria....They talk as though the Russians are powerless to stop them. Really? I don't know one way or the other if the Russians can trully change the outcome in Syria. But I don't think the world needs to go down that road.

John Pilger is saying it about Syria

Finally, somebody on the left is saying this about ISIS and Syria. Different from what I've seen Chomsky and Amy Goodman going on about.

Turkey War with Russia? - Joaquin

I don't think Russia is going to be as cautious about how it responds as this analysis suggests, but we'll see. I get the sense that the Turkish government sees itself as being more important than NATO thinks it is, but could be wrong. One thing I suspect: A country can't openly shoot down a Russian jet and think that is the end of it.

Russia, US, Syria via Russia Insider

Really good analysis from Russian political talk show.

MI5 Spying on Ken Livingstone & Corbyn - Going Underground

Except I think Livingstone understates what goes on in the west