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When geopolitical power, malignant governance, military might and petroleum wealth determine the political pecking order, being a landlocked country on the right side of history is a minor detail. It is through this lens that global citizens may observe the tiny besieged Republic of Armenia fighting for its survival alone against neighboring aggressors, ISIS, civilian bombings, foreign actors provoking instability[Read More…]
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It might be a good idea for Armenians to stop playing the role of victims and have a good look at their own role in the “aggression”. Russia’s President Putin might tell them what to look for. He has been trying to help Armenia and Azerbaijan to find peace.
Even the Armenian President himself admits that “Russia is a trusted mediator” (TASS).
https://tass.com/world/1215947
Meanwhile the Austrian Press Association has a report today that Austria, in today’s world, should not be a neutral military power.
They claim to be reporting a comment from an official source.
This follows the announcement a new military barracks to be built in Villach, Austria.
The military conscription and payment framework will also be changed, they claim.
Meanwhile events in the UK are exposed here:
“UK Column News – 26th October 2020”
‘Events, you say’? The UK reminds me of a gathering of witches and warlocks dancing into firelight trances in the dead of night. They should replace their anthem with Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain.