Limits to Progress
Kathleen McCroskeyCan we ever learn to live in harmony with this planet?
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Onward to War
A previous cross-post WAR III has No Battlefield: The Supply-Chain War - the 21st century’s wars are won on a ledger, not a battlefield, by CHINARB is rather naïve - every war you can think of was about supply chains, energy in particular....
This is America
A full display of American arrogance was revealed on NBC’s “Meet the Press” in an interview of Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Viktorovich Lavrov, presented in full by APT.
Before Trump Walked Out, Watch How Lavrov Handled the Same NBC Hos...
Europe is going to war
Jeffrey Sachs’ Open letter to Chancellor Friedrich Merz of Germany has had zero impact. It has 133 likes on the Berliner Zeitung site. It was issued in that newspaper in print and online, so that the people of Europe could get an idea of wh...
A New System of International Relations
Some of the world remains buried in Western propaganda, such as this post from Hans Jonnson:
Ghost Drones and Ghost Accusations: Russia’s Newest Weapon Isn’t a Drone. It’s a Lie.
HANS JONSSON - MAY 25, 2026 - “The Baltic states are allowi...
[Copy] Jeffrey D. Sachs: An Open Letter to Chancellor Friedrich Merz
An Open Letter to Chancellor Friedrich Merz
Economist and diplomat Jeffrey Sachs is calling on German Chancellor Merz to begin immediate talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin about peace in Europe.
Jeffrey D. Sachs | May 27, 20...
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