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Good analysis of war in Ukraine,posted today Only red star i could possibly support is Red Star Belgrade,very slim chance since i never been to their footbal match,once when visiting Belgrade i opted for Partizan instead.

I continue to think Russia will carefully measure its responses to any escalations by the US in that regard. As an example, I don't believe Russia would unilaterally attack the Aegis Ashore installations in Poland and Romania - unless those countries escalate to a direct kinetic provocation. I...

The Art of Disinformation–Western Lies About the War in Ukraine US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin spoke with his Russian counterpart for the first time since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Pentagon announced on Friday. The call lasted approximately an hour and was at the request of...

Ceasefire only after Russia takes the East and the Coast ! If Ukraine is winning, why did he request a ceasefire?

Allan Greenspan would have done it,can't see anyone in recent times stepping in Paul Volcker shoes Leaders of today cry on national TV

Moderna stock made new yearly low in today's trading,there is so much faith in covid vaccine.

yes ,correct To American stock market is the economy,i learned that during Clinton years when USA was doing well both in stock market and actual economy,whole city blocks in New York got new look. When i read this i am glad i left and never seen this,that's not the America i have known.

The collective west is going to find out what's important:raw materials and food or services economy. This is going to be reality check Incoming

Yes, almost certainly the NATO/US electronic surveillance isn’t even primarily to inform attacks on RF during the SMO, rather it’s to capture and analyse/mine every scrap of electromagnetic data on Russia’s integrated “warfare complex”: ships, subs, aircraft, missiles, air/sea/land defense...

"Most of the [European] gas importers have already opened their accounts in roubles with Gazprom,” admitted Mario Draghi, PM of Italy, to reporters during his visit to Washington DC today...

Looking at fed rate history 1971 to current Powell's move of .5% looks pretty silly. In 1980 the rate rose 5% between the Feb. and March meeting. The rate hit 20% twice in both 1980 and 1981. https://www.thebalance.com/fed-funds-rate-history-highs-lows-3306135

Geert Vanden Bossche: "I SERIOUSLY expect that a series of new highly virulent and highly infectious SARS-CoV-2 (SC-2) variants will now rapidly and independently emerge in highly vaccinated countries all over the world and that they will soon spread at high pace. I expect the current pattern...