WEF Davos 2025 – More Grotesque Than Ever. Robotizing and Depopulating. Peter Koenig
By , January 20, 2025
The usual World Economic Forum (WEF) show that captures and dominates all of Davos for a week starts on Monday, 20 January and lasts until Friday, 24 January. It is an ever-increasing nuisance for the population of Davos, an otherwise lovely winter resort place, converted every year into a high-end bordello – for the little carnal pleasures of the rich and famous attending the WEF glamour show.
The Trump Effect on Netanyahu in Gaza
By , January 20, 2025
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert was asked by POLITICO why Netanyahu would suddenly agree to the same deal that had been offered since May but had been repeatedly refused. Olmert replied, “Because he’s afraid of Trump.”
The Ceasefire: Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad. “I am doubtful of the Gaza Ceasefire Deal”
By , January 18, 2025
Perhaps I am pessimistic, but should anyone believe that a nation that violates countless United Nations resolutions, disregarding and disrespecting world opinion, would honour its undertaking.
The Failure of the US as “Third-party Mediator” in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
By , January 18, 2025
Interestingly, this roadmap was proposed by the administration of outgoing US President Joe Biden in May 2024 and only in the past few days did Israel and Hamas reach an agreement. Why now?
The Russian-Iranian Partnership Might be a Game-Changer, But Only for Gas, Not Geopolitics
By , January 20, 2025
The future of their strategic partnership is bright, but in order to fully appreciate its prospects, observers must acknowledge its non-military nature instead of continuing to fantasize about a joint war against Israel and/or the US like some are doing.
Calin Georgescu: The Man Who Deserves to But Probably Will Not be Allowed to Lead Romania
By , January 19, 2025
How do you “scrap” elections in a vibrant democracy such as Romania, which also happens to be a member in good standing of NATO and the European Union, which are bastions of liberal freedoms and the rule of law? Well, you do it by making up a bogus dossier on the political candidate that you dislike and by ordering the local judiciary to act on it as if it were genuine evidence.
The Tragic Cost of Suppressing Effective, Affordable COVID-19 Treatments
By , January 19, 2025
Nearly five years later, overwhelming evidence reveals that Fauci and the federal agencies were wrong on almost every key point. They dismissed early interventions with repurposed medications, such as Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine, and labeled them as dangerous and ineffective, despite evidence to the contrary.
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