Alexander Mercouris
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Russia Says US Policy Dangerous, Leading to 2nd Cuban Missile Crisis
News Topic 133
Unlearned History Lessons
Unlearned History Lessons
In recent years, relations between Russia and the US have shifted from competitiveness to confrontation, effectively going back to the Cold War era. The sanctions pressure, threats, conflict behaviour and defence of selfish interests are plunging the world into a state of permanent instability.
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NATO can dream.
Brilliant Alexander
Whenever I listen to speeches and read articles by Putin, Lavrov and now Medvedev, I am always impressed by their statesmanship and rational, well-reasoned positions. I wish I could say the same about their equivalents in most western governments.
This is what sets The Duran apart, and Mercouris is just way out in front on his own. Incredible.
I’m surprised mistletoe even grows in Cuba’s hot climate.
Ms. Perino, if you would consider joining the Democratic Party, we’d have a place for you on our Foreign Policy Team.
Article dated 12 August 2020 American Herald Tribune
“Lukashenko accused Poland, the Czech Republic and the United Kingdom of coordinating the protests in Belarus. This Monday at a meeting with the head of the Commonwealth of Independent States observation mission, Sergei Lebedev, Lukashenko said he had found links between the protesters and the authorities in these three countries, saying the groups involved in the protests were controlled by foreign nations.”
https://williambowles.info/2020/08/13/could-a-color-revolution-be-possible-in-belarus/