Alex Christoforou
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“The Usual Group” resounds like “The Usual Suspects”, and it also seems like Putin is in an internally & externally imposed “Catch-22” situation. He would be crazy to go to Istanbul in this case, so, his diplomatic negotiations in this instance would be with a crazy man, and as he refuses to go himself, he & others therefore have to accept that he is sane, & the meeting(s) will not move forward to a solution, because a sane man cannot negotiate with a crazy man (Zelensky) if he shows up, which would confirm that he is crazy, as if we… Read more »
Murmerings & whisperings about geopolitical events are not, should not, to be totally discounted. In fact, they may be better indicators for what is really going on that the pronouncements of governments over mass corporate-Intel community controlled media. I’m certain that the Intel-counter-Intel establishment pays attention to such utterances.
Kellogg is a neocon warmonger, aka a nazi
and trump is an un-serious clown
done with maga
Alexander is again wrong about American history but continues to demonstrate his lack of knowledge and understanding. How could the negotiations between the North Vietnamese and the United States be “successful”, according to Alexander, when after the agreement both sides we’re almost immediately back at war?? ( making an agreement means nothing if it can’t be enforced ) The negotiations between the North Vietnamese official Le Duc Tho and Henry Kissinger of the United States was signed in January 1973. Open fighting broke out almost immediately in March 1973, and North Vietnamese offensives enlarged their territory by the end of… Read more »