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More war or diplomacy?

No war, no peace – is this now the default position on the Iran war and the conflict in Ukraine? If true, then does diplomacy have a role? Then there is the issue of security. Who is allowed to have it and who is denied it? CrossTalking with George Papadopoulos and Gerald Celente. ...

‘This is not an attack on the plant. This is a manhunt driven by a bloodthirsty desire for revenge- Alexey Likhachev

‘This is not an attack on the plant. This is a manhunt driven by a bloodthirsty desire for revenge’ – Rosatom Director General Alexey Likhachev. What happens when a nuclear power plant sits on the edge of a war zone? In an exclusive interview on the Sanchez Effect, Rosatom Director General Alexey Likhachev opens up about the daily heroism – and the tragic human toll – at the Zaporozhye ...

The US midterms have been a revolt against Trump. It is a rejection of Trumpism

Author and geopolitical analyst Atul Aneja joins Runjhun Sharma, head of news at RT India, on India, Russia and the World to examine what the midterm results reveal about Trump’s political future, whether his hard line on trade and immigration will change, and how the Iran war could deepen opposition to his presidency. From defending Russian oil imports against Western pressure to balancing ties with the ...

The rise of AI: Something to fear or something to ignore?

On this episode of America First, Scottie Nell Hughes looks at the rise of AI. Should we fear that AI will take all of our jobs, destroy human relationships, and possibly even annihilate humanity? Or should we take all of this in stride and ignore the prophets of a global catastrophe. To answer these questions Scottie is joined by Sarah Westall, investigative journalist and bestselling author, as well as Larry Ward,...

Ukraine reboot?

Here we go again. With Democrats again in full control of the Congress, some hope to return to the Biden Administration’s Ukraine policies. How that would help Ukraine is never explained. However, one thing is certain: an even greater and disastrous outcome for the Kiev regime. CrossTalking with Matthew Crosston and Constantin von Hoffmeister. ...

‘Democrats and self-proclaimed progressives want to declare war in all countries that differ from us- James Carden

On this episode of Sanchez Effect, Rick sits down with James Carden, author of ‘The Great Betrayal: How the Democrats became the party of war’. From LBJ’s devastating campaign in Vietnam and Clinton’s bombing of Belgrade to Obama’s and Biden’s escalation in Ukraine and Gaza, Carden traces a dark historical shift. He breaks down the two toxic forces driving modern US foreign policy...

CrossTalk Bullhorns: After the midterms

With the US midterms over and the results in, how could foreign policy change? Will the approach to the war on Iran and the conflict in Ukraine be affected? Also, does European NATO really want to go war with Russia? CrossTalking with George Szamuely and Mark Sleboda. ...

Earth-s Greatest Enemy: The global US military empire (Abby Martin)

On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Abby Martin, creator and host of ‘The Empire Files’ and co-director of ‘Earth’s Greatest Enemy’. She discusses the catastrophic results of the US midterms for the Republicans and the risk of someone worse than Trump rising in the future, how the COP Climate Summit is a farce dominated by fossil fuel and business lobbyists and the serial ...

‘The only way for France and others in the EU to survive is to get their sovereignty, their independence back- Pierre de Gaulle

On the latest episode of Sanchez Effect, Rick sits down with Pierre de Gaulle – grandson of the legendary French General Charles de Gaulle – who pulls no punches in saying Europe has traded its sovereignty for a culture of short-term consumption. He outlines the deep ideological fault lines fracturing the modern world. On one side stands a detached Western technocracy clinging to an aggressive, out...

Abate or escalate? Dania Koleilat Khatib, co-founder of the Research Center for Cooperation and Peace Building

The US midterm elections have come and gone, and the question of renewed hostilities in the Middle East is being discussed with militaristic bravado in Washington and Tehran despite security jitters across the region. After two failed escalations by the United States and Israel, is there a reason to expect a third time to be lucky? To discuss this, Oksana is joined by Dania Koleilat Khatib, Co-founder of the Researc...

Chris Martenson: The worst energy shock in history and the looming global hunger catastrophe

On this episode of New Order, we speak to Chris Martenson, Founder & CEO of Peak Prosperity and former Corporate Finance Executive at SAIC. He discusses how the relationship between energy surplus and economic prosperity has changed as the war in Iran continues to constrain hydrocarbon supplies, the catastrophic effects super El Nino and the Iran war will have on food prices heading into next year, whether the T...

Voting straight into the fire to get out of the frying pan

In this episode of Moscow Mules, Chay Bowes and his crew take a quick look on the Big Blue Wave - but really, you’ve probably seen all the memes about it anyway, so we go on to talk about something you won’t see in the MSM: the tale of Ukranian Nazi torture chambers and their really twisted sense of humor. Tune in. ...

Brandon Weichert: Trump-s war on Iran super-charged China. China is decisively winning

On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Brandon Weichert, former US Air Force consultant, senior national security editor of 19FortyFive, and author of ‘Fortress Americas: A New Monroe Doctrine’. He discusses how the New Monroe Doctrine differs from the ‘Donroe Doctrine’ of Trump, the emergence of a US-Russia-China tripolar world order, the sanctity of the democratic process in the ...

We-re corrupt and you can-t do anything about it: Part 3 with Professor Jiang

On this episode of The Deep State, John Kiriakou and Professor Jiang conclude their three-part discussion. They talk about how the US Congress has openly declared its corruption by defeating a bill that would limit insider trading for elected officials, and how deep the corruption rot runs in Washington, DC. ...

Historic wave?

The US midterm elections have come and gone. In the wake of this cycle, the GOP finds itself mauled and left for roadkill. It is already being hailed as a historic election. However, is it really a ‘change election’? This is yet to be determined. CrossTalking with Lionel and Wilmer Leon. ...

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