Canadian residents are pleading with Ottawa to release assets frozen after sanctions were imposed on banks
Canada’s Russia sanctions are hitting people with no connection to Putin’s war
Day: February 7, 2023
Russia probing alleged Ukrainian use of chemical weapons
The Investigative Committee said the Donetsk People’s Republic had reported the use of chemical weapons by Ukrainian drones near the two locations.
Russia probing alleged Ukrainian use of chemical weapons
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The Monroe Doctrine Is Soaked in Blood
The Monroe Doctrine was first discussed under that name as justification for the U.S. war on Mexico that moved the western US border south, swallowing up the present-day states of California, Nevada, and Utah, most of New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado, and parts of Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Wyoming. By no means was that as far south as some would have liked to move the border.
The Monroe Doctrine Is Soaked in Blood
Winning the Great Balloon War
OK, so America used an ultra-expensive F-22 stealth interceptor to shoot down what may prove to be a common weather balloon that was “made in China.” But, dammit, we won! It was a perfect one-shot kill! Maverick himself couldn’t have done it better. Take that, China!
Winning the Great Balloon War
Leader of billionaire-funded protest of Surrey journalist expresses remorse for violent attack
The exiled Chinese billionaire connected to Donald Trump adviser Steve Bannon paid $300 a day for picketers to march daily outside a Surrey journalist’s house in fall 2020.
Leader of billionaire-funded protest of Surrey journalist expresses remorse for violent attack
Nikki Haley, who once criticized AIPAC for being insufficiently pro-Israel, is running for president
Nikki Haley was the first U.S. governor to sign anti-BDS legislation, and once criticized AIPAC for not being pro-Israel enough. Now, she is preparing to run for president.
Nikki Haley, who once criticized AIPAC for being insufficiently pro-Israel, is running for president
Quake Response in Syria Faces Obstacles, Says Top U.N. Aid Official
BEIRUT (Reuters) – A top U.N. humanitarian official said damage to roads, fuel shortages and harsh winter weather in Syria were hampering the agency’s response to an earthquake on Monday that killed more than 1,200 in the country and left millions in need of aid.
Quake Response in Syria Faces Obstacles, Says Top U.N. Aid Official
Previously:
Western selective humanitarianism, Syria earthquake falls on deaf ears
Goldman Sachs Warns Of An Imminent Oil Supply Shortage
Crude oil could soon swing into a deficit that will make next year a difficult one, Goldman Sachs said, as spare production capacity dwindles and underinvestment threatens future supply.
Goldman Sachs Warns Of An Imminent Oil Supply Shortage
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