Reflectii

Bryan Pfaffenberger and his stock are continuing the Western traditions of confusing or at the least misunderstanding the life in South Asia, its various nations and cultures, as also the values, and make much ado about the ‘Fourth World Colonialism’.1 We are to encounter many apparitions which the myth-making of the Western scholarship has unleashed in the conceptual forms of the ‘Aryan’, ‘Dravidian’, ‘Hindu’, ‘Hindustan’, ‘Indian Nationhood’ and the like, and the communalisation of the subcontinent’s politics on the basis of these fantasies.

A new-old ghost is hovering over Europe—war. The most violent continent in the world in terms of the number of deaths caused by warfare during the last 100 years (not to go back any further and include the deaths suffered by Europe during religious wars and the deaths inflicted by Europeans on peoples subjected to colonialism) is heading for a new war.

Ceea ce s-a petrecut și se petrece în societățile modernității târzii nu lasă neschimbată înțelegerea valorilor. Ca urmare, și valorile moderne se pot apăra astăzi doar aducându-le la zi.

Bunăoară, în deceniile postbelice, s-au acumulat învățături importante cu privire la libertate ca esență a modernității. Două sunt primordiale.

Selon nos informations, c’est le 1er février, jour du passage du convoi de la mine d’or de Boungou, escortée par les forces armées burkinabè, que les pèlerins ont été tués.

The paired concept of “Iran” and “Turan” has undergone many modifications in history. Its classical use is associated with the medieval Persian epic, in particular, with Firdausi, where “Iran” was understood as a state of sedentary farmers, and “Turan” as a world of nomads of Central Asia (in antiquity—Iranian-speaking, and since the 6th century A.D.—Turkic-speaking and Mongol-speaking). As applied to antiquity, it was thus a question of the opposition between the Western Iranian and Eastern Iranian (in the linguistic sense) worlds.

Les journaux titrent « La guerre en Europe » se gardant bien de préciser que cette guerre en Ukraine n’a pas démarré le 24 février 2022. En informateurs zélés au service de leurs sponsors occidentaux, ils passent sous silence que cette guerre n’est pas non plus la première en Europe depuis 1945. Une guerre atroce a accompagné dès 1992 le démantèlement de l’ex-Yougoslavie avec en point d’orgue les bombardements sur Belgrade en 1999.

Introduction : Les origines de l’anglo-sionisme

Lorsque j’ai découvert le Saker en 2014, j’ai tout de suite découvert son terme de génie « anglo-sionisme ». Après tout, c’est exactement ce dont il s’agit. C’est l’anglo-sionisme qui empoisonne le puits européen depuis plus de 300 ans. Les banquiers qui ont quitté Venise pour Amsterdam, puis se sont installés à Londres, après avoir financé leur agent, le sanguinaire anglo Cromwell, et ont ainsi placé la monarchie anglaise sous le contrôle des marchands-banquiers (« parlementaires »), en fondant la Banque d’Angleterre en 1694 et en soudoyant les Écossais pour qu’ils s’unissent en 1707, étaient sionistes.

O carte din 1992, „The Conspirators Hierarchy, the Committee of 300″, scrisă de fostul agent CIA, John Coleman, câștigă o atenție reînnoită, pe măsură ce previziunile sale despre o lume „post-industrială” controlată de tehnocrați globaliști par să devină realitate.

Poland has moved its Patriot surface-to-air missile systems to a military airfield in western Warsaw where they will remain for the time being as part of the training of Polish troops, according to Defence Minister Mariusz Blaszczak.

MON, FEBRUARY 6, 2023 • 9:00 AM ET
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High-level speakers from the US and Romanian governments discuss efforts to diversify energy sources in the Black Sea region as the war in Ukraine reaches its one-year mark.

Please join the Atlantic Council Global Energy Center on Monday, February 6th, from 9:00 to 10:15 a.m. for a hybrid event on how transatlantic cooperation can bolster energy security and decarbonization in the Black Sea region as it grapples with the repercussions from Russia’s war in Ukraine. Officials from the US and Romanian governments will also explore the Black Sea region’s pivotal role in fortifying Europe’s energy systems against future energy security threats. The conversation will include keynote remarks from Amb. Richard L. Morningstar, founding chairman of the Global Energy Center and former US ambassador to the European Union. Olga Khakova, Deputy Director for European Energy Security at the Global Energy Center, will moderate the discussion.