America’s Neo-Imperialist Pressure On Sudan Exposes Its True Intentions Towards Africa

Voice of East: America’s Neo-Imperialist Pressure On Sudan Exposes Its True Intentions Towards Africa By Andrew Korybko The planned Russian naval base in Port Sudan would unprecedentedly deepen military relations between Moscow and Khartoum, thus helping the host state more confidently resist Washington’s pressure... Read More › - Voice of East
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Imperial Delusion is the Enemy of Peace and Prosperity

Thomas Knapp: As Russia’s war in Ukraine drags into its eighth month, the European Union scrambles for energy to heat its homes and power its industry in the coming winter, the US and China continue to rattle sabers at each other over Taiwan, and smaller actual and potential conflicts rage around the world, it seems like a … Continue reading Imperial Delusion is the Enemy of Peace and Prosperity → - by Thomas L. Knapp
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The Leadership Of Kashmiri Diaspora In The US Urges UN’s Intervention In Kashmir

Voice of East: The Leadership Of Kashmiri Diaspora In The US Urges UN’s Intervention In Kashmir By Our Special Correspondent New York –  The leadership of Kashmiri diaspora in America has urged the United Nations Secretary General to invoke Article 99 of the... Read More › - Voice of East
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Suspected Pakistani Arms Sales To Ukraine Are Different Than Actual Russian Sales To India

Voice of East: Suspected Pakistani Arms Sales To Ukraine Are Different Than Actual Russian Sales To India By Andrew Korybko Russia agreed in the middle of the last decade to comprehensively expand relations with Pakistan after taking all relevant factors into consideration, yet this... Read More › - Voice of East
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Kashmiri Americans Hold A Huge Rally At The United Nations In New York

Voice of East: Kashmiri Americans Hold A Huge Rally At The United Nations In New York By Our Special Correspondent New York, Sept 24, 2022. Kashmiri Americans and friends of Kashmir gathered at the United Nations headquarters during the speech of Dr S.... Read More › - Voice of East
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Journalism: “Objectivity” and “Neutrality” Aren’t the Same Thing

Thomas Knapp: “With the possible exception of things like box scores, race results, and stock market tabulations,” Hunter S. Thompson wrote in 1973, “there is no such thing as Objective Journalism. The phrase itself is a pompous contradiction in terms.” Someone forgot to tell George Washington law professor Jonathan Turley, who bemoans the rise of “advocacy journalism” … Continue reading Journalism: “Objectivity” and “Neutrality” Aren’t the Same Thing → - by Thomas L. Knapp
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Debunking The Top Infowar Narratives About Russia’s Partial Mobilization

Voice of East: Debunking The Top Infowar Narratives About Russia’s Partial Mobilization By Andrew Korybko The truth is that the West fears Russia’s partial mobilization otherwise it wouldn’t be spinning so many lies about it. President Putin’s decision to order the partial mobilization of 300,000 experienced... Read More › - Voice of East
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Should You Even Vote? Not Necessarily.

Thomas Knapp: As I write this, we’re 47 days away from the November 8 general election — voters will elect candidates to all 435 US House seats, 35 US Senate seats, and other offices that vary from state to state. As close as that sounds, in some places it’s even closer. “Early voting” begins 46 days before … Continue reading Should You Even Vote? Not Necessarily. → - by Thomas L. Knapp
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Pentagon’s Information Warfare Review Should Cover the Domestic Side, Too

Thomas Knapp: The US Department of Defense has ordered “a sweeping audit of how it conducts clandestine information warfare,” the Washington Post reports. The apparent reason for the review is an August disclosure, by Graphika and the Stanford Internet Observatory, that Twitter and Facebook, of social media accounts opened under fake identities and used to feed disinformation … Continue reading Pentagon’s Information Warfare Review Should Cover the Domestic Side, Too → - by Thomas L. Knapp
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The Geopolitics Of Russian/Soviet Reparations To Poland

Voice of East: The Geopolitics Of Russian/Soviet Reparations To Poland By Andrew Korybko The issue of Russian/Soviet reparations to Poland is driven much more by Warsaw’s grand strategic designs to revive its long-lost role as a Great Power than the historical justice that it... Read More › - Voice of East
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DeSantis’s Immigrant Trafficking Stunt Keeps Looking Weirder and Dumber

Thomas Knapp: When I wrote my last column on Florida governorRon DeSantis’s latest scheme to use  his state’s treasury as a presidential campaign fund, the whole thing looked pretty silly and counter-productive. With more than half a million unfilled job openings in his state, why is he scooping up immigrants and flying them to Massachusetts instead of … Continue reading DeSantis’s Immigrant Trafficking Stunt Keeps Looking Weirder and Dumber → - by Thomas L. Knapp
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Ron DeSantis’s Costly Political Stunts Turn Florida’s Taxpayers Into Involuntary Presidential Campaign Contributors

Thomas Knapp: As of July, CBS News reports, Florida’s unemployment rate stood at 2.7% versus 3.5% nationwide. Most economists consider an unemployment rate of 5% or less to constitute “full employment”:  People without jobs in such a scenario are either in the process of changing jobs, or just not looking for work. The problem in Florida right … Continue reading Ron DeSantis’s Costly Political Stunts Turn Florida’s Taxpayers Into Involuntary Presidential Campaign Contributors → - by Thomas L. Knapp
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Cotton Mouth: Political Careerist vs. Ranked Choice Voting

Thomas Knapp: US Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) doesn’t like ranked choice voting. It’s “a scam to rig elections,” he tweeted on August 31, after Democrat Mary Peltola defeated Republican Sarah Palin in a special election for US House in Alaska.  “60% of Alaska voters voted for a Republican, but thanks to a convoluted process and ballot exhaustion … Continue reading Cotton Mouth: Political Careerist vs. Ranked Choice Voting → - by Thomas L. Knapp
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Kashmir Conflict: India’s Unilateralism Has Never Been Accepted By The United Nations

Voice of East: Kashmir Conflict: India’s Unilateralism Has Never Been Accepted By The United Nations By Dr Ghulam Nabi Fai The dispute over Jammu & Kashmir is not insoluble through peaceful procedures. It appears to be so only because the obduracy of one... Read More › - Voice of East
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Elizabeth II and Marsha Hunt: Two Passings That Impoverish Our Memory

Thomas Knapp: As the world knows, the United Kingdom’s Queen Elizabeth II died on September 8 at the age of 96, kicking off weeks of national mourning and ceremonies of transition. Fewer noticed the passing, the day before, of American actress Marsha Hunt — whose film career began in 1935, and who starred opposite such names as … Continue reading Elizabeth II and Marsha Hunt: Two Passings That Impoverish Our Memory → - by Thomas L. Knapp
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What Ehrenreich Didn’t Know

Thomas Knapp: Had I Known was the title of Barbara Ehrenreich’s final book before her passing on September 1, and indeed, the longtime investigative journalist never closed the book on what there was to learn. In the introduction, Ehrenreich wrote that “I realized that there was something wrong with an arrangement whereby a relatively affluent person, such … Continue reading What Ehrenreich Didn’t Know → - by Thomas L. Knapp
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Kashmir: From Occupation To Settler-Colonialism And Apartheid

Voice of East: Kashmir: From Occupation To Settler-Colonialism And Apartheid (The following speech was given by Dr Fai at a panel discussion at the 59th Annual Convention of Islamic Society of North America, held at Chicago. The other panellist was Mr Miko Peled... Read More › - Voice of East
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Does Sparing the Rod Really Spoil the Child?

Thomas Knapp: “When police found a kindergarten boy who had walked off from school after attacking his teacher and classmates,” Elizabeth K. Anthony writes at The Conversation, “it didn’t take them long to start guessing about the cause of his behavior.” Long story short: The cops concluded  the boy wasn’t getting enough of That Good Old Corporal … Continue reading Does Sparing the Rod Really Spoil the Child? → - by Thomas L. Knapp
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America Will Never Impede The Military Dimension Of The Russian-Indian Strategic Partnership

Voice of East: America Will Never Impede The Military Dimension Of The Russian-Indian Strategic Partnership By Andrew Korybko The US is no longer able to impose its will onto others like it did during the climax of the brief unipolar moment immediately after the... Read More › - Voice of East
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Joe Biden’s Battle for “the Soul of This Nation” is a Fascist versus Fascist Cage Match

Thomas Knapp: “What we’re seeing now is either the beginning or the death knell of an extreme MAGA philosophy,” US president Joe Biden warned on August 25. “It’s not just Trump, it’s the entire philosophy that underpins the — I’m going to say something — it’s like semi-fascism.” A week later, in Philadelphia, he expanded on his … Continue reading Joe Biden’s Battle for “the Soul of This Nation” is a Fascist versus Fascist Cage Match → - by Thomas L. Knapp
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Biden Spit On The Soul Of The American Nation By Pitting His People Against One Another

Voice of East: Biden Spit On The Soul Of The American Nation By Pitting His People Against One Another By Andrew Korybko Maliciously smearing approximately half of the country as existential terrorist-inclined threats to “the soul of the nation” is nothing but the crudest... Read More › - Voice of East
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The OJ Saga

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On Reading and Math, the New York Times Flunks History

Thomas Knapp: “The Pandemic Erased Two Decades of Progress in Math and Reading,” reads a September 1 headline at the New York Times. See what they did there? See what’s incorrect? If not, consider these three snippets from the article beneath the headline: “National test results released on Thursday showed in stark terms the pandemic’s devastating effects on … Continue reading On Reading and Math, the New York Times Flunks History → - by Thomas L. Knapp
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