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Trump becomes the target of regime-change rhetoric
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Anonymous U.S. intelligence officials say that Russia offered money to Taliban-linked fighters in Afghanistan to attack American and Allied troops, according to the New York Times. The leak of presumably classified and unvetted raw intelligence from inside the U.S. intelligence community follows a well-worn ...Read more
John Bolton book-bombs himself and U.S. foreign policy’s facade
VANCOUVER, British Columbia – Former Trump administration official, John Bolton, mentions the “United States” or “America” exactly 351 times in his new memoir, “The Room Where It Happened: A White House Memoir.” “Iran” or “Iranian,” however, appears 755 times. To put it in perspective, that’s about the word count ...Read more
Low-level COVID jurisdictions risk becoming sanitary dictatorships
VANCOUVER, British Columbia – Here on far-left coast of Canada, there haven’t been any deaths attributed to COVID-19 since June 5, at the time of this writing. Yet, while hard-hit countries like France are now almost entirely back to normal, despite a couple of ...Read more
Tone-deaf enablers and sycophants are a threat to Trump’s re-election
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — It was like Moses parting the Red Sea – except with blasts of tear gas. After authorities had attacked peaceful protesters with a chemical irritant, cameras followed President Donald Trump as he walked over and stood in front of a church near the White House. (It had earlier been damaged by a small fire in the ...Read more
How the US government would be talking about itself if it were a foreign country
PARIS — It looks like democracy has finally arrived, and the regime’s days are numbered. It was a single spark in a tinderbox of totalitarian exasperation that ignited a firestorm of freedom. An innocent civilian, George Floyd, member of a minority racial class, died at the hands of regime authorities.
Video of the incident leaked online ...Read more
NATO proves we’re not all in this together
PARIS — Where has NATO been during this pandemic? U.S. President Donald Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron have repeatedly referred to their nations being at war with the coronavirus, so why haven’t we seen a coordinated international response to the “attack”?
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization operates on the premise that ...Read more
Botched coup attempt in Venezuela raises a lot of questions
PARIS — U.S. President Donald Trump just fired the State Department inspector who was reportedly investigating Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s use of his staff to walk his dog. By all means, let’s launch a full inquiry into that. And if Pompeo is guilty, rocket him into orbit on Elon Musk’s first manned SpaceX rocket in a few days.
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Lockdown proponents are eager to resurrect communist system
PARIS — France’s strict eight-week lockdown mercifully came to an end on May 11. No more permission slips just to go outside or back to work.
On the same day, the French government’s “Mr. Deconfinement,” senior civil servant Jean Castex, published his long-awaited report on unlocking the country.
“The possibility of an emergency ...Read more
Previous mass hysterics foretold coronavirus panic
PARIS -- How's everyone enjoying their new government-sponsored sanitary dictatorship? I have to concede that I'm taking guilty pleasure in newfound personal space (a luxury here in Paris) and in witnessing grocery store security guards accosting customers with a bottle of hand sanitizer at the entrance.
France is getting ready to go from "...Read more
Privately funded WHO has no business dictating public interest
PARIS -- "Anything that would go against World Health Organization recommendations would be a violation of our policy," YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki said in a recent interview with CNN, justifying content censorship on her company's platform.
On Feb. 3, WHO Director General Tedros ...Read more
Coronavirus 'war' has turned leaders into wimps
PARIS -- Years from now, historians will still be studying how the entire world whipped itself into committing collective economic suicide. And all because of an illness with a mortality level approximating that of the seasonal flu.
The flu was responsible for about 57,000 deaths in the United States last year, according to the politics/fromtheright/rachelmarsden/s-2353574">Read more
The time for a new revolution in France is now
PARIS -- French President Emmanuel Macron said Monday in a televised address that one of the strictest coronavirus lockdowns in the world, in place since March 17, will continue until at least May 11. Macron then prematurely blamed the French people for his potential failure to adhere to that end date.
"May ...Read more
Global coronavirus solidarity means circling the economic drain together
PARIS -- I sat in the middle of a small garden on a traffic roundabout down the street from my Paris home, staring down the empty roads stretching out from it. The small patch was the only open green space that I could find within the one-kilometer radius allowed for exercise. This outing, registered via a new government-issued phone app that ...Read more
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